HAMBURGH.—LUBECK.

North Areas, G. H. 65, 66; L. 66.

Commissioner in London , C. Noback, Esq., 20 SpringGardens; Agent, M. Piglheim, 14 TavistoeTc Street.

The number of exhibitors representing this State isabout one hundred and twenty, and objects in a varietyof classes are sent for exhibition. Among the rawmaterials are some specimens of manganese ore, sugar,starches, &c.; but these are few, and comparativelyless interesting than the articles found in otherClasses. Several musical instruments, a rose-enginelathe, clocks, &c., deserve attention. Some examplesof embroidery and textile fabrics are also exhibited.In the manufacture of lacquered wares and iron-workthe artificers of this State have enjoyed much celebrity,and several manufacturers of such articles have sentspecimens of their workmanship for exhibition. In

furniture, also, this collection is well supplied, anumber of articles in rosewood and ebony exhibitingthe peculiar style of the Hamburgh makers. In thefine arts are several finely-carved ivory and glassgoblets, and some good specimens of carving in wood.Among miscellaneous objects attention will be drawnto a display of fifteen hundred walking-sticks, impo-singly arranged.—R. E.

1 Meyer, T. W.—Producer.Specimens of manganese ore.

2 Hildebrand, C. G.—Producer.Glaziers’ writing diamonds.

3 Reessing, H. B.—Producer.

Samples of refined sugar and sugar-candy.

4 Wagener, J. C. L.—Producer.

Samples of refined sugar.

5 Peterson, John —Producer. (Agent, T. Peterson,

Water lane.)

Oil-cakes.

6 Reynold, A. & G.—Producers.

Fire-engine.

7 Croissant & Lauenstein —Producers.

Phaeton, made of rose-wood, with carvings, bronze

springs, &c.

8 Fridrichsen, K. A.—Producer.

One, three, and two-sheaved blocks for ships.

9 Buee, T. C. & Son, Cuxhaven —Producers.

A brig and barque, with drawings; the barque nowbuilding. A side view of the hull of this barque is p re "sented in the cut below.

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