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115 Weigert & Co., Schmideberg, Silesia —Manufac-
turers. (Agents, Messrs. Smithson & Co., Fen-cliurch Street.)
Cashmere shawls :—Green velours d’Utrecht, first qua-lity. Coloured and figured velours d’Utrecht , variousqualities. Castorine. Pallas, various qualities. Tallupp.1’ransparent. Leopard. Oval cloaks worked on theloom.
116 Oehme, C. W., Berlin —Manufacturer, In-
Plush for hats ; exhibited for colour and texture; manu-factured of Italian and French silk, and of cotton spun inEngland.
Patterns of silk plush for caps.
117 Kxleemann, Herrmann, Berlin —Inventor and
Manufacturer. (Agent in London , Mr. CarlSchwebemeyer, 314 Oxford Street.)
Plush for furniture, in real colours. Printed plush forfurniture, designs of various colours.
Livery plushes, of various qualities.
Plush for coats, paletots, and shoe garnitures.
A large assortment of cap plush.
Velours of cotton (Castorine).
A variety of other plushes.
118 Schaerer, Robert, Brieg —Manufacturer.
Set of small ware, composed of broad and small silkand worsted borders, tassels and gimps, intended for astate chariot. Sets of small ware, less costly, intended forbarouches. Various articles of small ware, as bridles,gun-ribbons, girths, &e.
119 Gabain, G-., Berlin — Manufacturer.
Various silk goods. Silk and cotton, silk and gold, and
silk and silver goods ; of original designs.
120 KirStein, Charles, Hirsehberg, Silesia —
Proprietor.
Linen, made of hand-spun yarn. Linen, warp, ofmachine-spun yarn, weft, of hand-spun yarn. Half linen.Handkerchiefs , of hand-spun yarn.
Manufactured by the weavers in the neighbourhood ofHirsehberg, Prussia.
1 20a Kirstein, Charles, Hirsehberg , Silesia —
Proprietor.
Samples of drugs collected in the neighbourhood ofHirsehberg, viz.: — Lovage, hellebore, valerian, Icelandmoss, angelica root, bilberries.
121 Seilers, Gottfried (Heirs of), Wustewalters-
dorf Silesia —Merchants.
Bleached f yard linen, for the South American markets.
122 Websky & Son, Wiistegiersdorf, Silesia —•
Manufacturers.
. White linen. Nos. 101 to 109 are exported to Ame-tlca under the name of Platillas.
123 Kaueemann, Meter, Schweidnitz —Manufacturer.Half-lm en Jacquard drill, red, violet, and redclish-grey.Half-worsted damask for furniture.
Half-linen and worsted stuff for apparel.
124 Rimann & Geisler, Hirsehberg, Silesia —
.p Proprietors.
Wpfi° U r i P ieoe s of bleached linen, warp of machine yam,
1 hand yarn.
"jr Ernst, jun., Gorlitz —Manufacturer.
Ofnainents’"* 58 ^ mac ^ e ou * l lem P pack thread, with
fwine'^ 68 °^ wo anc l three cord extraordinary fine hemp-
127 Stiller, A. E. & Son, Sorau —Manufacturer.Linen and half-linen damask ticking; table-cloth and
napkins. _
128 Kramsta, C. G-., & Sons, Freiburg , in Silesia
—Manufacturers.
Raw and bleached linens, as well as creas and platillesroyales. Dessert napkins. Linen handkerchiefs. Diaper,jacquard, and damask table-cloths and napkins. Rawlinen machine yarn. Sample of starch.
129 Prentzel, Johann Ciirts., Greiffenburg, Silesia.Various specimens of linen pocket handkerchiefs with
woven cotton borders, worked on a common loom.
130 Tschorn & BGegel, Wustegiersdorf —
Manufacturers.
Four pieces of raw and white household linen ; Ncs.1 and 3, 2,400 warp threads; Nos. 2 and 4, 3,200 threads.
131 Schildenecht, C. F., Berlin —Manufacturer.
Four pieces of satin d’Amerique , manufactured out of
the Agave Americana, for furniture. Shawls of variousfabrics.
[ Agave Americana is the botanical name of the splendidAmerican aloe, fabulously said to flower only once in acentury. The roots and leaves of this plant containligneous fibre, separable by steeping and bruising. It isalso used for making paper, and furnishes several valuableproducts. The ligneous fibre constitutes the basis of thetissue referred to.—R. E.]
132 Sussmann & Wiesenthal, Berlin —Manufacturers.
(Agent in London , Charles Holland, 41 Fins-bury Circus.)
Assortment of various articles, manufactured by theexhibitors from the raw material, including plaids, broclie,fides, umbrella, and lucille, manufactured out of cottonwarps and woollen-yarn wefts ; Esmeralda and umbrellaChina, out of cotton and silk warps, with woollen yarnand silk weft ; tartan, all wool, warp and weft.
133 Meter, Max, & Co., Berlin —Manufacturers.Coloured cotton and silk, mixed plush. This article
is exported to North America .
134 Opdenhoep & Harttjno, Berlin —Manufacturers.
(Agent, A. Heintzmann, 17 Ironmonger Lane,Cheapside.)
Shawls of various kinds. Plaid, tartan , &c. “Wovenand finished by the exhibitors. The woollen yams usedare of German make, except two articles, which areworked partly with English yams.
135 Pinttts, II., jun., & Co., Brandenburg —Manufac-
turers. (Agent, A. Heintzmann, 17 IronmongerLane, Cheapside.)
Embroidered Llama stuff; Cachemir mixed with silk ;double Chine; Chine ; ermin; Cachemir ; and imperial.Manufactured from carded yams.
136 Lehmann, D. ,T., Berlin —Manufacturer. (Agents,Messrs. Ullmann, Hirschhorn, & Co., 2 "Wal-brook Buildings, London .)
Velours d’Utrecht, for furniture, &c.
Plush for caps, waistcoats, collars, coats, and linings
Square and double long shawls.
Stuff for cloaks.
Velvet printed table-covers.
The velours d’Utrecht and plush are manufacturedpartly of linen and partly of double cotton warps, withmoliair yarn weft.
The shawls are manufactured some of wool and someof cotton warps, with carded yarn weft.
The stuff for cloaks is made in the same manner.