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By means of tlie exhioit-or s patent process of splittinghides, and of a certain preparation, in a single piece,hides nearly double their natural size are produced. Theyare particularly applicable for covering billiard-tables, orother large surfaces.
183 Dupre, Jean Franqois, Forges-les-Fauce (Seine-Inferieure ) —Manufacturer.
Green copperas, sulphate of iron. Metallic salt, espe-cially adapted for dyeing purposes.
185 Derrtey, C., Rue Notre Dame des Champs, Paris —Type-Founder and Music-Printer.
Specimens of types of various sorts. Moveable musictypes, of a new description.
arc best appreciated when employed during unsettledweather. The machine is of working dimensions, and ismade of ash, and cast and wrought iron.
194 Fassin, —, jun., Reims (Marne ) —Manufacturer."Woollen fabrics, cashmere, and valentia waist-coatings.
195 Forgeot, F., & Co., Saleux, Thil, nea,r Amiens ( Somme ) —Manufacturers.
Spun goat hair. Skeins and reels of double-spun goatliair. Raw and combed goat hair.
197 Fayolle, B. T., 180 Galerie de Valois , PalaisNational, Paris —Producer. (Agent, M. Des-champ Begrand, 57 Frith Street , Soho Square.)Crosses, of the various French and foreign orders, madeof gold, silver, and imitation metal. Paste jewels, em-broidered ribbons, and decorations of all sorts for free-masons.
1.86 Durand, —, La Sauvetat du DroJ> (Lot andGaronne )—Manufacturer.
Stove-oven, on a new principle, patented. Reducedmodel of the working apparatus, one-third of its size.
187 Duseigneur, Jean Bernard, 36 Rue de VOuest—Sculptor.
A colossal group in plaster: Michael, conqueror ofSatan.
• * * * “The sword
Of Michael, from the armourv of God ,
Was given him, temper’d so that neither keenNor solid might resist that edge.”
Milton, “ Paradise Lost Book vi.
This group was executed at Paris , and is representedin the adjoining Plate (63).
188 Dietrich: & Son, Niederbonn (Bas-Rhin )—Manufacturers.
Specimen of a cast-iron statue. Sheet of cast iron,7 feet by 2 feet, and ^ inch thick. Ornamental ironcasting, with names of the exhibitors. Two boxes con-taining 11 specimens, and two others containing 24 spe-cimens of iron casting. Dishes, stew-pans, and variousarticles of wrought iron.
189 Duval, Aciiille, Caen (Calvados )—Pioducer.
Yellow and white silk yarn, especially adapted to laceand blonde manufacturing.
190 Evrot, Claude Nicolas, Charmes (Voges )—Manufacturer,
Imitations of different marbles, done by means of oil-stucco. An entirely new process.
192 Engelmann & Graf, 12 Rue de VAbbage , Paris —■Producers.
Specimens of patent mechanical process for lithographicprinting in colours.
193 FRftKE EtTSTATB, of the
Christian Schools at Lille {Not d)
Cereal and green herb-mowing machine, inven rmnil.There Eustate, and executed by Albert Dutri , 1 P
Tins machine is a carriage surmounted withscythes. Two of these scythes are placed hoand arc mowed by wheels acting on each o 1 > ’
passing oyer two others having the form of a gfork, they thus mow down what is embraced Dylatter. . „Wli
At the head of the carriage is an adj usting 6 ° r ® ’ q,permits the cutting to be performed higher or to ‘ ,
the side of the carriage is fixed a stopper, which tlirusr^back the com or grass as it is cut. This macim
bited for execution and economy of time. Its a ‘ • 'S
198 Feau-Bechaud, Victor Amedee, Passy-les-
Woollens and cashmeres, dyed in various colours. De-signed for manufacturing Cashmere shawls and fancyarticles.
199 Felix, Alexandre, 40 Rue St Honore, Paris —
Manufacturer . (Agents, MM. Graetzer & Her-mann, 8 lluggin Lane, Wood Street , Cheapside.)Fans of all descriptions. Wedding dresses and otherarticles, rich style. Jewellery, and French skins for fans.
200 Ferouelle & Holland, St. Quentin and Tarare.Depot, 8 Rue du Seniier, Paris —Manufacturers.Blinds and figured articles for furniture. Plain andfigured muslins, tartalancs. Fancy stuffs for dresses, &c.
201 Fauquet-LemaItre, —, Bolbec (Seine-Inferieure )—Flax Spinner.
Tow threads; linen threads; warp and weft forpower-loom weaving ; weft of cotton waste.
202 Fauvelle, Delebarre, 10 Boulevard Bonne Nou-velle , Paris —Comb-maker.
Tortoises]loll and buffalo-horn combs.
204 Flaissier Brothers, Nimes (Gard )—
Manufacturers.
Carpets of different descriptions; Wilton carpets, &c.
205 Fontana, Mrs., 41 Rue des Ma/rais, Paris —
Pencils for painters in miniature, water-colour, archi-tecture, and china. Gold and silver prepared for orna-menting china. _
206 Fortel, Larbre, & Co., Reims (Marne ) —
Manufacturers.
Stuffs for waistcoats, dresses, cloaks, and paletots.
208 Froment, C., 15 Rue Neuve St Mery, Parts —
Manufacturer.
Wooden shoes of different shapes.
209 Feyeux, —, 10 Rue Taranne, Paris —
Pastes, &c., nutritious meals, chocolates.