PRUSSIA.— ELECTORAL HESSE.
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581 Mencken, Christian, Vierssen —Manufacturer.
Samples of velvet and half-woollen stripes. Canvasfor embroidery; silk and woollen.
Furniture and carriage covering ; horse-hair stuffs forthe same, and petticoats.
582 Meter & Engelmann, Crefeld —Manufacturers.
Silk scarfs and aprons, including satin checked, wateredchecked, and taffetas. Aprons, fancy watered, in finehlack satin, and in green, violet, royal blue, brown, dahlia,shot, &c. Made in various qualities and different sizes,from Italian silk.
583 Nejtzer & Brabant, Vierssen, near Crefeld —Manufacturers. (Agent in London , Mr. G-eorgeEms, 28 Swan Chambers, Gresham Street.)Stuffs made from silk, cotton, and linen, includingUnion poplins, Turkish poplins, Persian handkerchiefs,plain and fringed, &c.
584 LtinDOEEE, J., & Co., Mberfeld —Manufacturers.
Shawls, stuffs, and waistcoating. Llama wool shawls.Unions, with silk and barege; lialf-woollen cloaking ;waistcoat stulf; half woollen, and with silk. The halfwoollen articles are made from double warps.
Turkey-red and rose-coloured twist; red water twist.Yarns of various colours and fineness, spun in England,and dyed by the exhibitors.
592 Graff, Philipp, Siegen —Producer.
Samples of cobalt ore and cobalt blue, from PhilippIloffnung, near Siegen.
Bright white cobalt (cobalt glance), crystallized inmicroscopical forms, and diffused in slate, greywackc,quartz. The crystals contain :—
Cobalt
Sulphur
Arsenic
Iron
29*77
19T0
44*75
6*38
A large number of smalt factories obtain their finestcolours from this ore. The first quality produces 29 percent, of oxide of cobalt, and the second 22.
[The colouring matter of intense blue, used in the artsunder the name of smalts, and producing cobalt blue,Thenard’s blue, and other pigments, invaluable in allcolouring which has to stand the action of fire, is obtainedfrom an impure oxide ( Zajfre ) derived from some ores ofcobalt, of which that called tin-white, or grey cobalt, cobaltglance, cobaltine, &c., is the principle. This ore is anarsenio-sulphuret (Co As 2 + Co S 2 ), and is remarkable forthe extremely perfect and beautiful crystals in which it isoften found, and which in some respects resemble iron.pyrites. The principal localities of the mineral areTunaberg, in Sweden, and some localities in Germany .It occurs also in Connecticut , North America.—D. T. A.]
585 Schmits & JIolthaus, Mberfeld — Manufacturers.
(Agent, Messrs. Gebliardt, Rottmann & Co., 29Wood Street, Cheapside.)
Stuff, in divers colours, for coverings of tables, coaches,furniture, &c. Silk and linen damask.
586 BockmOeiil, Peter E., Mberfeld —Manufacturer.
Various specimens of silk and cotton neckcloths, ladies’shawls, bareges, fancy plaids, and waistcoating.
587 Funke, Robert, M. Gladhach — Manufacturer.
(Agents in London , Cooper & Blagg, 44 FridayStreet.)
Cotton, cotton and silk, wool, and linen goods used forladies’ dresses.
Samples of Victorias, China crape, and toilc du nord, allcotton and wool.
Pocket handkerchiefs, cotton and silk. Diamond cotton,demi-lin, cotton and linen ; Germania and soie, cottonand silk.
Gloria, silk and wool. China cotton; cotton and wool;silk and cotton; and silk and wool.
588 Lorentz, Friedrich, Gladhach —Manufacturer.
Half-wool and cotton wares, consisting of half-woollenclastic, cassinet, and buckskin, and waistcoat pieces. Thehalf-cottons , exliibited for cheapness and design; the"Waistcoats , for cheapness and durability.
°89 ScnMiDT & Co., Barmen —Manufacturers. (Agentsin London , Messrs. Graetzer&Hermann, 9 IlugginLane, Wood Street.)
®ilk bands, and silk and wool laces and cords.
Greeff, Bredt, & Co., Barmen —Manufacturers.®ilk, mohair, and gambroon buttons and button-stuff,^specimens of plain and fancy silk buttons; specimens8 tuffs for covering buttons.
* & Nevianut, Mberfeld —Manufacturers.
ari0Us specimens of cashmere waistcoating.
593 Schulz, Charles, Bssen —Inventor, Manufacturer,and Importer. (Agents in London , Messrs. S.Cahn & Co., 3 Coptliall Chambers, Copt ]mil Court,City.)
Varnished leather for caps, shoes, and hats.Walking-sticks and sword-canes of whalebone. Manilladragon-canes; Malacca cancs; and common walking-sticks.
594 Reineice, C., Horn ,, Lippe —Inventor andManufacturer.
Side-saddle, with arms, and two elastic stirrups, toallow the rider to move and turn about with ease. Anumbrella belonging to it.
595 Klems, Johann Bernhard, Busseldorf — Manu-facturer. (Agent in London , Mr. Fr. Klein,38 Finsbury Square.)
A grand piano, after Erard’s Paris model; this aclapta- ’tion of that principle is stated to require less strength inperformance, an additional iron spreading bar being placedabove the strings in the lower bass, to give a greater counterpressure.
596 Fudikar, Herrmann, Mberfeld— Manufacturer.
Horse-liair, with silk and cotton for upholstery.
Divers sorts of horse-hair upholstery.
Coverings of horse-hair, black and white; red; black,with blue silk; side-part hair and red silk,; and whiteand blue.
Cliair-eover, white horse-liair with red silk; red andyellow silk.
Velours d’Utrecht; the same, striped.
597 Ruhl, Peter, & Son, Hesse-Cassel — Manufacturers.An assortment of pasteboard boxes.
A series of embossed envelopes; a series of printedenvelopes.
Patterns of coloured paper.
598 IIoddick, William, Langenberg.
Specimens of dyed jet-black silk, exliibited for bright-ness, purity, and colour.
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