FRANCE.

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1297 Laurent, Francois, 98 Hue Menilmontant, Paris

—Carvel 1 .

Ornaments for framework. Mosaic and marquetrie forfloorings. Large mirror in the Pompadour style, carvedand ornamented, ready for gilding. Frame in the renais-sance style. Frame, in ebony, incrustrated and gilt bymachinery._

1298 Laveenhe & Mathieu dit Yeeger, Uzbs

( Gard ) —Producers.

Silk spun from cocoons on the system of Yerger. Thesame silk wrought and thrown.

1299 Layoisy, Amedee Desere, 180 Hue Montmartre

—Inventor.

Improved mechanical churn, producing butter in lessthan ten minutes, so easily set in motion that a child could

manage it. '_

1300 Lebel, Louis, Soissons (Aisne ) —Inventor.Tow-boat, with double reversed torsion.

1313 Legband, Daniel, Avesnes-lez-Aubert (Hord )—

Manufacturer.

Samples of cambrics and lawn; samples of hand-spunthread.

1314 Lejeune, Emmanuel, Hue St. Honore, Paris —

Manufacturer .

Newly-invented waterproof felt and silk hats.

1315 Lemaibe, A., 2 Place dn Caire, Paris —•

Manufac timer.

Carved and gilt bed and window cornices. Curtainarms, and other ornamental articles.

1316 Lemaitee, L., Pontfaverger (Marne )—

Manufacturer.

Merino fabrics, plain and dyed, of fine quality.

1317 Lou VET, —, Soissons (Aisne ) —Manufacturer.Specimen of dress leather.

1301 Leblond, Jn. Des., 5 Hue St. Louis au Marais,

Paris —Manufacturer .

Lay figures of men and women, with an application ofcaoutchouc, for artists. Patented.

1302 Lecleecq, N., 17 Hue Ckapon, Paris—

Manufacturer .

Specimens of gelatine, in white and coloured leaves.

1303 Lecoq-Peeville, —, 50, 52, & 54 Passage du

Saumon, Paris —Glove Maker .

Specimens of kid gloves, of various dyes.

1304 Lecoq & Rieder, Billom (Pug de Dome )—

Manufacturers.

Earthenware, and various specimens of ceramic.

1305 Le Cbosnieb, Michel Louis, 7 Hue Hourg TAbbe,Paris; and at Bourget (Seine )- —Manufacturer.

Specimens of oil-cloths in various colours and patterns.Carpets of all sizes, for rooms, coaches, &c. Table-covers.Imitation leather for visors and tapestry. Black oil-cloth for military caps, hats, and cloaks. Oil-clotli, paintedin various colours, with embossed designs for the manu-facture of boxes and cases, and for liat-making and book-binding.

Oiled gauze and silk for use in surgery, and for themanufacture of balloons.

1318 Lebolle Brothers, Hue de la Chaussee desMinimes, Paris —Manufacturers.

Bronze clocks, chandeliers, cups, lamps, Ac.; artisticbronzes, statuettes, groups of animals ; fountains ; vases,after the antique.

1320 Leeoy-Soyee, Madame, Masnibres, near Cambrai

(Word ) —Manufacturer.

Bottles of various shapes.

1321 Lessieux & Son, Hethel (Ardennes )—

Manufacturers.

Merino fabrics, plain and dyed.

1322 Letillois, F. L. G., 47 Hue des Noyers, Paris —

Manufacturer .

Specimens of varnishing and ornamental painting.Painting in imitation of marble, &c.

1323 Leven & Son, 43 Hue de Lourcine, Paris —

Tanners.

Green calf-leather, from the abattoirs in Paris .

1324 Levert Brothers, Hethel (Ardennes )—

Manufacturers.

Merino fabrics, plain and dyed.

1306 Lecun & Co., Himes (Gard) —Manufacturers.Floor carpets of all descriptions.

1307 Ledbeney, Charles, Hue de la Michodibre,

Paris —Manufacturer .

Elegant mirrors, with gilt and carved frames.

1308 Leeaucheux, —, 37 Hue Vivienne, Paris—

Inventor and Manufacturer.

Guns of various descriptions, rifles, fowling-pieces onthe exhibitor’s new principle, pistols, &c.

1309 Leeebvee Ducatteau BbothebS, Roubaix

(Nord ) —Manufacturers.

I 'gored woollen fabrics, for waistcoats. Fancy articles.

1310 Letestut, — , 118 Hue du Temple, Paris —

_ Manufacturer.

Engines.

1311 Leeevke, —, 21 Hue Beaubourg, Paris —

Manufacturer .

Specimens of fancy papers.

1312 Leeeybb, Elize, Gevrolles (Cote d’Or )—Producer.

Specimen of wool in tufts.

1325 L’IIuillieb, Eugene, 86 Hue St. Martin,

Paris —Manufacturer .

Various kinds of feathers for mantel-pieces; head-dresses •clocks ; screens in peacock feathers.

1326 Lienabd, M. J., Hue Plumet, Paris—

Wood-carver.

A carved walnut-wood clock, representing a boar-lmnt.Small basso-relievo, carved in pear-tree, divided into threepanels, in which are represented stags, foxes, partridges,&c.; the panels in a rustic frame, ornamented with vege-tation, animals, and game attributes, grouped in a pic-turesque manner. (Main Avenue.)

1327 Lion Beotiiebs & Co., Place des Petits Pbres,

Pans —rManufacturers.

Brocaded woollen or Cashmere scarfs and square shawls.

1328 Du Liscoet, Son, & Co., 42 Hue Bcvrbet de

Soury, Baris —Producers.

Samples of biscuit-beef. The biscuit-beef is, as its nameindicates, an article which combines, in a portable form,the nutritious elements of bread, meat, and other ali-mentary substances for the restoration of strength andthe preservation of health. It is suitable for sailors duringlong voyages ; and troops sent out to countries destitute of