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Crcmons (a new shutting piece for windows), holts,and thumb-hits, mostly patented, and presenting thenovelty of the union of east-iron with forged iron.
"Various fire-shovels, tongs, and pokers.
Improved locks, which can be adapted to any doorwithout the aid of a locksmith.
273 Jaillon, Moinier, & Co., La Villeite , near Paris
(Seine ) —Inventors and Manufacturers.
Stearine candles. Stearic acid. Soaps. These candlesare extremely white, transparent, and durable. By thisprocess the manufacturer is able to mix, in the prepa-ration of soap, greasy ingredients of a very inferior quality,and yet produce soaps of the best quality. The soaps aremore transparent, and at the same time harder and moreadhesive, and free from odour.
274 Japuis & Son - , Claye , near Paris —Manufacturers.Printed calicoes. Printed articles for furniture; and
printed muslins for dresses.
275 Japy Brothers, Peaueourt (.Haut-Rhin ), and
108 Rue du Temple, Paris — Manufacturers.(Agents, Messrs. Gardissal and Co., 16 CastleStreet , Holborn.)
Specimens of horology, consisting of movements forclocks and watches. Hardware, wooden screws, locks,and household utensils in wrought iron.
276 Jolly, Felix, Mer (Loire and Cher )—
Manufacturer.
Purified extra fine oil for watchmakers, fine machinery,and fire-arms.
277 Joly, —, JEsternay (Marne), and 21 Rue du
Fauhowg St Denis , Paris — Manufacturer.
Two large porcelain vases, each of a single piece, orna-mented in gold and paintings, with a coloured bouquet offlowers. _
278 Juhel-Desmares, Jules, Vire ( Calvados )—
Manufacturer.
Cloth of various fabrics and colours : Twilled beaver,double-milled and plain cloth, satined.
279 Julies, Marguerite, au Puy (Haute-Loire )—
Lacemaker.
Blondes. Lace. Velvet-silk. Alenin silk. Florenceshawl, collars, lappets, and veils.
280 Keller, F. A. E., 40 Rue du JBac, Paris — Hydro-
graphic Engineer.
Double planisphere for great circle sailing, and facili-tating the practice and tuition of nautical science. Newinvention.
281 Kirsteust, Frederic, Strasbourg (Bas-Rhin )—
Producer.
Silver alto-relievos, executed with the punch chisel, re-presenting groups of animals and hunting parties.
282 KneCHT, Emile, 45 Rue de Rabylone , Paris —
Wood-carver.
Large basin, carved in pear-tree wood, of a single piece,representing a female in a niche, surrounded by leavesand birds.
Large oval frame, with representation of wreaths offlowers and ribbon knots carved in oak, gilt by Picarel.
283 LACRorx & Sou, Rouen ( Seine-Inferieure ), and 23
& 27 Boulevard St. Hilaire —Manufacturers.Patent fulling machine, for cloths and other woollenfabrics, by continued pressure. More than 4,000 of thesemachines are now in full operation in France , England,Germany, and Spain .
Patent lithographic machine, by which upwards of5,000 copies can be taken without injuring the compo-sition.
284 Lapaye, Prosper, 9 Rue de V Empereur (Barriere
Blanche), Pams —Producer.
Painted window-glass. The upper part is in imitationof the mosaic paintings of the 12th and 13th centuries.In the centre are scriptural subjects after the style of the16tli century. This specimen is represented in the accom-panying Plate, 96._
285 Lahure, —, Havre (Seine-Inferieure ) —Inventor.Model of a boat that immediately empties itself and
which cannot be capsized.
286 Laine, Laroche, & Max, Richard, Angers
(Maine and Loire) —Manufacturers.
Raw Angers hemp ; combed hemp for power looms ;hemp yarns for the warp and weft of canvass, and forshoemakers’ threads ; and sail canvass made of hemp,without sizing, used in the French navy.
287 Laneuyille, Victor, 17 Rue St Croix de la
Bretonnerie, Ranis —Manufacturer.
Patent machines for making seamless silk purses andwatch-guards. These machines manufacture four dozenper day.
288 Lang, Louis, Schelestadt (Bas-Rhin).
Various specimens of wire gauze, for manufactories of
paper by machinery. These specimens are adapted fordifferent descriptions of paper.
289 Langlois & Leolercq, 81 Rue de la Harpe ,
Pmis —Booksellers.
Various scientific and literary works, illustrated, viz.:—Pomologie Frangaise; Legons Elementaire de Botanique;Le Plutarque Frangaise; Traite Elementaire de Topo-graphic ; Cours Elementaire de Mecanique, de Chimie,d’Arboriculture et Agriculture ; Exploration Seientifiquede rAlgerie, Histoire Naturelle des Mollusques; Re-cherches de Physique sur la Mediterranee ; Observationssur le Magnetisme Terrestre, &c.
290 State Society oe Angers, Angers (Maine and
Loire) —Producer. (Charles Lariviere, Angers ,Manager.)
Specimens of slate from the exhibitors’ quarries, nearAngers , exhibited for quality and purity. The Societypossesses eight quarries, which are worked by 3,300 work-men, employs 23 engines of 260 horse-power, and manu-factures 130,000,000 slates yearly.
[A large quantity of good slate is obtained from nearAngers , the quarries giving employment to several thou-sands of workmen, and the supply being estimated ateighty millions of slates annually for roofing only. Thequality is excellent and the dimensions large. The slatecorresponds with that found in Cornwall.—D. T. A.]
291 Laroche, Edward, 10 Rue des leuneurs , Pans.Designs, for printing on various fabrics, such as barege,
de laines, silk, &c.
Various designs for laces, guipure, &c.
292 Laumain, Claude, 15 Rue de la Tixeranderie ,
Paris —W atchmaker.
Pocket chronometers of improved construction, render-ing them less liable to injury from accident.
293 Laureau, Leonard, 12 Rue St. Gilles (au
Marais ), Paris —Producer.
Five figures made of a galvanized compound metal ofbronze and pewter, representing the Republic, Europe ,Asia, Africa, and America .