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and powder; vermicelli, wheat-grits, pearl-barley, andmustard. Blacking.
694 Tun Loburg Manufactory, Magdeburg.—Brownand white sago; grape sugar; potato flour and starch; pearlbarley: artificial gum; white and brown treacle; whitesago-grits. Dry burnt starch, in three qualities, for fac-tories ; pipe starch; ringed and powdered starch, made ofwheat of the first quality.
695 Wittf.kop & Co. Brunswick, Manu.—Samples offlour, groats, maccaroni, and chocolate, manufactured byhand and by steam.
690 Giessler, —, Trochtclborn, near Erfurt.—Bale ofWoad, carefully prepared from pure woad leaves.
697 Huckf., —, Manager and Teacher of the School ofAgriculture at Alach, near Erfurt.—Samples of hogs’bristles, taken from animals of different races. Canary andcoriander seeds.
698 Anschutz, R. Zella, Duchy of Gotha, Manu.—Gun*Rd rifle barrels of common wire, and flower-damask; offlne Paris and fine flower (Turkish') damask; of fine chainflamask; of Laminette and Gotha damask; of fine steel-wirea ^d iron damask. The iron for the steel is made in Zella of8 parry iron-stone, obtained in the district of Schmalkalden.
699 Brecht, A. "Weimar, Manu. (Agent in London.Consul S. Cahlman.)—Rifles with fine damask barrels and£ a lnut-tree stock, ranged for pointed and round balls. &c.
, he iron employed is from Thuringia; the barrels from^Utsorh.
.700 H (Vnat), \V. Gera, Reuss, Manu.—Pair of pistols,v, th apparatus, in a case.
701 K8nig, C. G. & Sons, Coburg, Manu. (Agent,
' oseph Kendall, 8 Harp Lane, Great Tower St.)—Pair of^ctagon pistols, inlaid with gold in the Gothic style: thetocks of elm ((limits campestrts) inlaid with silver. Thein a box, with instruments to correspond,w 702 Sauf.iibrey, L. Zella Blasii, Duchy of Gotha,^ Double rifle, of solid cast-steel. Both barrels are
ored in a converging direction, to one aim, in such a man-as h» direct the balls to the 6ame murk. It carriesand also round balls, &c.
7 94 Ausfeld, A. Gotha, Duchy of Saxe Gotha.—^ammeter, an instrument invented by Dr. Flaussen, of thef_ S(,rva tory at Seeberg, for the purpose of measuring sur-
Tn* Micr <»scope.
burf, ^ Brof.mf.i., A. Arnstadt, Principality of Schwarz-^onderhausen, Manu.—Decimal l>alance, to weigh
7r\o *° ^ ,r) cw * 9 -; another in brass, to weigh 1 cwt.dpnf • Nietzciimann h Vaccani, Italic, Manu. — Sets ofinstruments.
Sch\v S Cui,T,TZE ’ ,7. F. Prmlinzella, Principality of^atin^- nir ^“ Hu(lolstadt ’— or £ an : ' ts P ec nlarities cou-With 8 ln great power of tone ami simplicity of mechanism,a ( '° n trivance for producing deeper tones, and an
7fYo m fi I r* ** or acr ' fi ^rating the transmission of Round,^nho ♦]^ AGNE,t & Co. Gera, Reuss, Manu. (Agents, Fde-^etal Mothers, London.)—Accordions, inlaid with fine
709 7 ° thcr -< ,f -' ,oar l. Whized cupboard.
ami n ^ I ; lrT ni< & "Winkelman, Brunswick.—A pianoforte.
710 T <ll)ianoforte ’
c °h>uroi v? an ni'bkrg & Son, Kilenburg, Mnnu.—White andlight, u-r , n *t. uro stuffs. Jaconets. Calicoes—millellours,
7ll° l V ’ v h>lct green, and madder.
6°od s fi„. V ° r ', KL k Carner, Gera, Reuss, Manu.—Cotton*Rade of 1 r e(1, c °h )U red, ami woven in the Jacquard loom,fci&nd in T ? ,nrman and English cotton yarn; chiefly in de-
7l2 .j Ur °l ,c nn Turkey, and in Persia.
^°ur-tbi(i ^ ( * ENIIUlICT bC. G. Weimar, Grand Duchy of Saxe.Cast °r mnT r8tei ^ y°rns. Raw and dyed yarns, zephyr andPartly f r P ar tly from Silesian and West Prussian andMessrs r„k ® axwn wools; dyed at the manufactory of‘^buster, of Berlin.
713 Haseloff Sc Co. Burg, Manu. (Agent in London, JT.A. Seeger.)—Black, blue, and violet royal cloths, &c. ofwools from Silesia, Posen, &c.
714 Walt her, Henmg, & Co, Ronneburg, Manu.—Specimens of Thibet mousseline-de-laine, Cashmere d’Ecosse,and Napolitaizie. All woven of comb-yarn, and dyed invarious colours.
715 Damscii & Muenzers Sons, Ronneburg, Duchy ofSaxe Altenburg, Manu.—Pieces of doucet; plaid shortflannel; gaze flannels; cashmere, all wool, short flannel,white; moltong, &c.
716 Weber, E. Gera, Reuss, Manu. (Agent in London,C. Holland, 41 Finsbury Circus).—Woollen plain unfullcdstuff goods. Thibet; satin burbes and mousselaine-de-laine.Woollen stuffs, figured and printed. Chequered and plaintable-covers.
717 Weiss, jun. & Co. Langensalza, Manu.—Specimensof worsted yarn spun from Prussian wool; used for Thibcts,bareges, cashmeres, fcc. Zephyr yarns for embroideries,shawls, and similar articles.
718 Zimmerman & Son, Apolda, Saxe Weimar, Manu.—Various cotton and woollen hosiery, and fancy articles.
719 Scuf.ibe, G. Gera, Manu.—Tanned horse and calfskin for sole-leather.
720 Weissflog, E. F. Gera, Reuss, Mnnu. (Agent inLondon, B. Gous, 1 Sambrook Ct. Basinghall St.). — Speci-mens of Thibet, and satin-de-laine; the same figured. Pieceof embroidery on velvet.
721 Directors of the Herford Prison, Westphalia,Manu.—Carpeting of cow-hair, &c., linen, furniture cover-ing, and fancy works. String basket; hemp and stringbags. Papier-mache case.
722 Hornig, C. E. Brunswick.—Samples of flax andtow.
723 Muller, A. F. Miihlhausen, Manu. — Ladies’"working, crimson, blue, scarlet, green, grey, black, andwhite, and plain mixture, flag cloth, Ettamin for can-tuches, sack-cloth, and plush caps, &c., all wool.
724 Urban, A. Gandersheim, Brunswick, Manu.—Damask table-linen, made of a hand-web, prepared from ayarn reaped and spun in the vicinity of Jandersheim.Sample of linen made of English machine-yarn.
725 Bauer & Furbringer, Gera, Beuss, Mann.—Woollen and half-silk goods; including Thibet, Cashmere,&c.., handkerchiefs, shawls, and scarfs, in various colours.
726 Bodemf.r, J. jun. Kilenburg, Manu.—Half woolmoussel; jaconet-dc-laine, half wool; diallis, all wool;moussel and cacheinire d’Kcosse.
727 Brof.sel, Greiz. Reuss, Manu. (Agent in London,T. Kemp, 7a Basinghall St.)—Peruvian bordee. Carnation,light blue, and black Thibet. Isly Cashmere. Light greenami light blue mousseline-dc-laine. Pale Jacquard. PenseCalabria. New atlas and dark green de-laine. Satin croise.
728 Bauch, F. T. Greiz, Reuss, Manu. (Agents inLondon, Oppenheim & Co. 15 Addle St.) —Thibet, greenand drab; Cashmere, nacarra; satin, nacarra; mousseline-de-laine shawls.
729 Lucius, J. C. & Co. Erfurt, Manu. (Agents inLondon, Schmuck, Souchay, & Co.) — Damasks, woollen,and silk, amarant.he, cotton, and silk. Scottish dresses,cotton and worsted fancy dresses. Tartan plaid; straninhoods. &c.
730 Macht, II. W. Zculcnroda, Manu. (Agents in Lon-don, Gottschnlk and Schroeder, 72 Basinghall St.)—Shoe-staffs of cotton mixed with wool; woollen garments; gar-ments of linen mixed with cotton, and of wool mixed withcotton.
731 Morand & Co. Gera, Reuss, Manu. (Agent inLondon, C. Holland,41 Finsbury Circus.)—Half silk goods;comb-wool stuffs; Cashmere; mousscline-de-laine; satind’Espagne; Napolitaine: drap d’ete, and cuir-de-laiue.