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FRANCE AND ALGIERS.

822 Doumerc, E., Jouy, St. Morin {Seine and Marne ),Director of the Joint-Stock Company of Maraisand St. Marie Paper-Mills. Depot, 3 Hue duPent de Lodi.

Papers—for type printing, lithography and copper-plate printing, for pencil and water-colours of various de-scriptions. Cards for Jacquard looms. Filigree paperfor bank-notes and share-vouchers. These are used inthe banking houses, &c., of France, Italy, Greece , &c.Papers for ledgers, and tradesmen’s cards and boxes.

823 Dorey, Jules Francois, Havre {Seine-Inferieure )—Manufacturer.

A machine for manufacturing the healds of weaving-looms. New system of plates with eyelet-holes forweaving, and machine for making them. In these platesthe bend of the eyelet-holes is entirely removed; thistakes away an obstruction which, in the action of fulling,often causes the threads of the warp to break. It givesto the eyelet-hole an equal opening both at top andbottom; and greater liberty to the warp to give passageto the little knots in the thread, which are no longerstopped in passing through the eyelet-hole, winch oftenhappens in the common plates. The workman no longerrequires wire to repair the broken threads, and the lengthof the eyelet-hole can be much reduced. These plateslast longer than the others, and are more regular, beingmade by machinery.

The machine is remarkable for its lightness; a childof seven or eight years old can make it work during 10 or12 hours, without fatigue, the work being effected withperfect regularity. This is an entirely new invention.

824 Ducel, S. J., 26 Faubourg Poissonnibre , Paris —

Manufacturer .

Statues with pedestals. Animals. Vases and portionsof balustrade with framing. Models for ornamentingbuildings, gardens, fountains, churches, and tombs.Statues in iron casting, after the antique, cast at onemelting.

825 Dujardin, Louis , 18 Rue St. SevSrin, Paiis—

Producer.

Typograpliic engraving on wood.

Framed engraving.

826 Dumont-Petteelle, 12 Rue Thevenot , Pam—Producer.

Carving on wood—bouquet of flowers; garland offlowers and fruits, gilt and burnished by a process thatresists humidity.

829 Durand & Bal, 10 Rue St. Polycarpe , Lyon {Rhone ) —Manufacturers.

Weaving-combs, with from 220 to 230 teeth in an inch.

830 Eneer, —, 32 Rue de Matte , Paris —

Manufacturer .

Various blowing machines. Cylindrical bellows andlight forges. Ventilators for forges and melting-houses.Chemical tables for laboratories, of a novel description.Bellows in metal, without friction; improved enamelledplates. Ventilators with wheels catching in endless screws.

831 Eymieu & Son, Saillans {Drome ) —Producer.Specimens of waste silk, and three fancy skeins.

832 Fabregue-Noury, Son, Harouin, & Co., Himes

—Manufacturers.

Specimens of silk waste and carded waste silk.

833 Famin, Pierre Auguste , 13 Rue de Berlin, Paris

—Sculptor.

Marble statue, “Billiard-player.”

834 Farociion, Eugene, 47 and 58 Rue d’Rnfer, Paris—Sculptor.

Marble statue of a boy overloaded with fruit—“ Graspall, lose all.”

836 Flacheron - Hayard, Place d'Hspagne, - Bonne—Designer; and at M. Duban’s, 17 Rue deLille , Paris , Architect.

Seven views of Rome ; and album, with various otherviews.

837 Fouciier, —, 8 Rue Salle-au-Comte , Paris —Engineer.

A small machine for weaving lace slippers. Slippers,with and without soles, manufactured by the machine.Balls of lace used in the manufactory.

839 Gaillet-Baronnet, Sommepy {Marne )—Wool-spinner.

Wool spun by the hand, for the manufacture of veils,barege dresses, and other very light articles.

841 Gattiker, Gaspard, 80 Rue des Marais St.Martin , Paris —Designer,

Designs for printed shawls. Dress, and samples offabrics for dresses.

842 Gaudet du Fresne, 41 Rue Richelieu , Paris —Manufacturer .

Specimens of artificial leaves for the manufacture ofartificial flowers, of the finest quality.

843 Gaume & Co., 4 Rue Cassette , Paris —Producer.

Books :—Works of St. John Chrysostom , St. Basil, St.Augustin, &c.

Two volumes coloured paper, sewn.

844 Gautrot, sen., 60 Rue St. Louis {au Marais) _

Paris —Manufacturer .

Musical instruments: horns, comets, trumpets, clarions(chromatic), coimter bombardons, opliicleides, trombones,&c.

845 Gelle, sen., & Co., 35 Rue des Vieux Augustins ,Paris —Producer.

Perfumery: toilet soaps; hair dyes; bandoline; Parisian vegetable powder; milk of roses; almond paste.

846 Gibelin & Son, La Salle {Card) —Silk-spinners.Specimens of raw silk, white and yellow.

848 Gille, Jean Marie, 28 Rue Paradis Poissonnibre ,Paris —Manufacturer .

Statuettes, vases, flagons, decanters, and various otherarticles of white and ornamented porcelain.

849 Gillot, F., 19 Rue dm Pont-aux - Choux , Paris —

Manufacturer .

Bronze and gilt clocks and candelabra, various compo-sitions and groups with marble. Clock—“The Birth ofVenus.” Candelabra —“Hunting and Fishing.” Clocks“Nymph at the Spring.” Candelabra —“Boys stand-mg. Clock-style Louis XVI . Clock—“Innocence.”

Candelabra ‘Boys sitting* down.” Pair of flagons.Group m bronze, “ Hunting the Stag,” on black marble.Pam of bronzed and gilt candelabra.

850 G-ikaud Bbothees, 38 Sue du Fer-d-Moulin,

Paris —Tanners.

Morocco skins and moroccoed sheep-skins, for book-binding and portfolios, furniture, and boot and shoe-making.