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RUSSIA.

309 Sapelkin, V. Government of Moscow, estate ofYladimirovo, Manu.—Wax candles.

310 Pofinoff, Sophia, Tiflis, Embroideress.—Velvetcushions, embroidered. Lamp mats. Caucasian shoes.

311 Lerkhe, —, St. Petersburg, Merchant.—India-rub-ber clogs. Waterproof morocco pillow.

312 Barshaghan, Peasant, Archangel, Prod.—Whitefelt boots.

313 Starikoff, —, Government of Nijne-Novogorod,district of Semenovsk, Prop.—Felt shoes for ladies.

314 Different Peasants, Government of Nijne-Nov-gorod, Prod.—Felt shoes and boots, of white and greycolours; felt boots and shoes for men and women.

315 Tchupiatoff, T. Iijeff, Manu.—Carmine and lake.

316 Voeoskoff, J. Rjeff, Manu.—Carmine.

317 Voloskoff, A. St. Petersburg, Manu.—Samples ofcarmine; extract of carmine; carmine lake, and lake.

318 Imperial China Manufactory, St. Petersburg.—Vases, ornamented with paintings. Slabs for tables.

319 Loukutin P. & Son, Govcmmenrand district ofMoscow, estate of Danilkoff, Manu.—Snuff and cigar boxes.Other boxes.

320 Flerovsry, M. Tobolsk, Siberia, Manu.—Boxes ofbirch bark.

.321 STARTcmKOFF, N. St. Petersburg, Manu.—Speci-men of a patented gold tissue.

322 Bolin, C. and Ian, St. Petersburg, Jewellers.—Jewellery.

323 Demidoff, Messrs. St. Petersburg, Props.—Articlesmade of malachite.

325 Likhaciieff, P. St. Petersburg, Manu.— Gold-plated and silver-plated epaulettes. Silver shoulder-knots.

326 Imperial Polishing Manufactory of Ekaterin-burg, Government of Perm.—Bordered vase of greenishjasper, three feet high.

327 Imperial Polishing Manufactory of Kolyvan,Government of Tomsk.—Jasper va3es.

328 Count Tolstoy, T. Vice-President of the ImperialAcademy of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg, Sculp.—Electro-type and plastic medallions and casts. Medals in guttapercha, commemorative of the Turkish and Persian wars.

329 Here, D. Warsaw, Manu.—Copy of the Warwickvase in copper, hammered, not cast.

330 Vsevolossky, —, Government of Perm, District ofSolikamsk.—Samples of sheet iron.

330a Belitcheff, M. St. Petersburg, Inv. —Hair dye.

331 Abasheff, N. Government of Smolensk.—Driedpotatoes and potato flow r er.

332 Davidoff, B. Government of TambofT, District ofMorschansk, Estate Kulevatovo, Prop.—Oat grits and ryeflour.

333 PavloffN. Government of SaratofT,Prop.—Wheat.

334 Puotassoff, A. St. Petersburg, .Manu.—Cigars,cigarettes, and snuff.

335 Koukell Jasnopolsky, J. Government of Khar-koff.—Beet-root loaf sugar.

336 Stciiegloff —, Government of Vladimir, districtof Alexandrovsk, Manu.—Manufactured alum.

337 Konovnitzin, Count J. Government of KharkofF,District of Akhtirsk, Estate Nikitofl’ka.—Fleece of three-year-old sheep.

338 Nikita Vsevolodowitcii Vsf.volojsky’s, Govern-ment of Astrachan.—Dried fish and isinglass.

339 Erciioff A. Moscow, Manu.—Various bristles.

340 Bazile Koudiiiappzeff Jadenoffsky, St. Peters-burg, Manu.—Samples of horse-hair.

341 Hooch, L. St. Petersburg, Manu.—Surgical instru-ments.

Ieech^ Ro3IJi 3KY, T. St. Petersburg. -Apparatus in lieu of

343 Zeitler, M. Government of Kadm, district ofOlkoushsk, estate Dombrovo, Manu.—Samples of wire,nails, and screws.

344 Iakoleff, Brothers, St. Petersburg. — Droshki,sledge, and harness.

345 Babounoff, B. St. Petersburg.—Droshki, sledge,and harness.

346 Touliakoff, Brothers, St. Petersburg.—Droshkifor two persons.

347 . Skaliun, — (Peasant), Government of Tver, dis-trict Iljeff, Estate Mouravievo.—An axe.

348 Obuoutciieff, —, Government of Orenburg Mili-tary Governor.—Hock salt from lletz.

349 Prokhoroff, Brothers, Moscow, Manu.—Wrappers,dressing-gowns, shawls, cashmere, cambric, chintz.

350 Peasant of the Estate of Bedlano, Govern-ment of Radom, district of Opotchno.—Cloth usually wornby peasants.

351 Fiedler, A. G. Upatovka, near Kalisli, Manu.—Samples of cloth.

352 Vaiien, A. Government of Tavasthousk, Parish ofTamel, Manu.—Cloth made of Finland wool.

353 Kondrasiieff, —, Government of Moscow, districtof Bogorodsk, Manu.—Fancy silks and damasks.

354 Solovieff, J. Government of Moscow, district ofBogorodsk, Manu.—Patterns of velvets.

355 Dombkowitcii, C. Government of Angonstow, diS'trict of Mariampol, estate of Dobrowola, Manu.—Linen?table-cloths, and napkins.

356 Dolgoroucky, Prince N. Government of Smolensk?district of Gjatok, estate of Dmitrievsk, Prop.—Leatherfor boots and soles. Russia leather.

357 Siieciitel, F. SaratofT, Merchant. — Embroideredcarpet.

358 Bondakevsky, Prascovia, Olga, &c. Orenburg- - "A shaw'l made of goat’s-hair.

359 Aristarkiioff, — , Government of Kalouga, diS'trict of Borovsk, Manu.—Writing and coloured papers.

360 Kabzevitcii, —, St. Petersburg, Manu.—Samp IcS

of quills and pens. . .

361 Revillion, —, St. Petersburg, Manu.—Spccim cn

- Chromo-litling* 8,

of type.

362 Dregger, F. Moscow, Artist. -

phics of antiquities in Russia. . e

363 Manufacturing Company, Moscow. — Steal*candles and samples of stearine.

364 Stiek, 1J. Warsaw, Manu.—Toilet soap. ^

365 Ciiopin, F. St. Petersburg, Manu.— Bronze can

labrum, clock, &c. j e -

366 Sazikoff, P. Moscow, Manu.—Large vase, ca

labra, goblets, &c. . er c

367 Matvieff, P. Moscow, Manu.—Figured cash

and damask. in

368 Variiovzoff, T. St. Petersburg. — Bas-rcn

silver, chased by hand. Toting?

369 Koshkoff, M. Government of Vologda,

Manu.—Silver articles in niello. itintiu.—

370 Shtange & Veiifel, St. Petersburg, 1

Bronze candelabrum. r trict

371 Lafteff, N. Government of Moscow, disBogordsk, Manu.—Silks for cloaks, drosses, sha" • >

372 Heirs of Sapogmkoff, —, Moscow, Manu.

brocades. ~ goods?

373 Molkehanoff,—, Moscow', Manu.—Cottoi b

usually worn by peasants. scotc h cambric

374 Charlovetz,—, Moscow, Manu. » ,

muslins, &c. , ^ \fnnu.— l*adic &

375 Sciioenfeldt, —, St. Petersburg,

work-table. Petersburg? Jc jT

376 Kaemmkrer and /ejtigen, bt. h 0 f diain^nh 3 *ellers.—Diadem, bouquet, bcrtlie, and br