SWEDEN AND NOB WAY.

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^ 5 Meyerson, L., Stockholm , Siveden— Manufacturer.

Specimens of brocatelle, from silk produced in Sweden .Specimens of taffetas quadrille.

Specimens of gros de Naples.

Yarious sliawlettes.

2 OncidAwrn Cavendishii,

3 Dhalcemopsis amabilis,

4 Vanilla plamfolia.

5 Odontoglossum grande , and several others, the wholeof which are fully detailed in an accompanying catalogue.

26 Samples of cotton goods, made in hand-looms, by

the peasantry in several districts of the provinceof Westergothland, and sold without any dress-ing, to the annual amount of from 8 tolO millionsof yards.

27 EtiRSTENHOFF, Emma, Stockholm , Sweden —

Manufacturer.

Specimens of artificial flowers, executed in wax andother materials, for the purposes of ornament, as well asbotanical study; viz.:—

1 Dielytra spectabilis (Nat. Order, Fumariacea) ;Country, China .

[It is stated that this magnificent plant has onlyblossomed twice in Europe ; once at Chatswortli, the seat°f his Grace the Duke of Devonshire; and once in Marchlast, in the gardens of Mr. Martin, at Paris .]

28 Hamren, Sophie, llalmstad , Sweden —Designer andManufacturer.

Needlework embroidery on muslin, representing theroyal palace of Ulriksdal, near Stockholm .

29 Horn, Mrs., Sabnstad , Sweden —Designer andManufacturer.

An embroidered pocket-handkerchief.

30 Almgren, 3a. A., Stockholm , Sweden —Manufacturer.

A portrait of King Oscar, woven in silk.

31 Hillman, Adolph, G-ejle , Sweden —Proprietor.

Statue in marble, representing a shepherd. This statuewas lately executed at Pome by Mr, Molin, a Swedish sculptor, and is represented in the annexed engraving.

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Statu, of a Shepherd . Executed by M. Molin : exhibited by A. Hillman.