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80 Bergquist, — , Stockholm, Sweden —Manufacturer .Three models of the Swedish artillery’s cannon.
81 Hulthan, J. A., Stockholm , Stveden —
Manufacturer.
Two large lacquered balances.
82 Nystrand, — , Eskilstuna, Sweden —Manufacturer .Pair of skates, with their straps, &c.
83 Ekman, G-., Lessjoforss , Sweden —Manufacturer .Ten bundles of different kinds of iron wire.
84 Stahlberg, — , JEskilstnna , Sweden —
Twenty-four carpenters’ tools.
85 Bergstrom, J. W., Stockholm, Sweden —
A chemical balance, with a load of 500 gram. It willgive a decided indication of an excess of one-half of amilligramme in either of the scales.
Hydro-electric induction apparatus, with pile.
86 Linderoth, G\ W., Stockholm, Sweden —
Time-piece, striking the hours, in carved and gilt frame-work.
Fine cog-wheels for watches.
87 Bernhardt, (4., Nykoping and Torp, Sweden —
Two carriage-wheels, and several parts of wheels, manu-factured by machinery.
88 Folcker, I. P., & Son, Stockholm , Sweden —
Ten pieces of silk damask, for furniture.
89 Almgren, K. A., Stockholm , Sweden —
Piece of brocaded silk damask, for furniture.
90 Meyerson, L., Stockholm, Sweden —Manufacturer .Two pieces of silk stuff, for covering furniture.
91 Casearsson & Schmidt, Stockholm, Sweden —
Two pieces of flowery gros de Naples.
92 Haned, C. E., Stockholm , Sweden— Manufacturer .Two boxes, containing sundry cordwainers’ trimmings.
93 Eliasson, L. J., Norrkoping , Sweden —
Six pieces of corduroy, for trousers.
94 Stenberg, G\, Jonkoping , Stveden —Manufacturer.Three table-cloths and three dozen finger-napkins, made
in hand-loom by exhibitor.
95 Haga Silkworm Plantation, near Stockholm .Specimens of Swedish silk and cocoons.
96 Lindgren, Constance, Stockholm , Sweden —
Three pieces of embroidery, one of them being a por-trait of King Oscar.
97 Hasselgren, L. C., Stockholm, Sweden —
Writing-case and a box of water-colours.
98 Johansson, J., Stockholm, Sweden —Manufacturer .Case containing stearine candles. Stearine in cakes.Case containing impressions in plaster.
99 Hierta, L. J., & Michaelson, J., Stockholm ,Sweden —Manufacturer .
Sixteen packages of stearine candles.
Pot of elain soap. Bottle of sulphuric acid.
100 KtjllGREN, C. A., Uddewalla, Sweden — ‘
Manufacturer.
Colossal monument of granite, in form of a cross, cutout of a single block; the stone remarkably fine grained,and exhibited as a sample of quality, of material, andof workmanship. (See objects outside the building)Eastern end to which the numeral refers.)
100a Lundgren, P. W., Stockholm i, Sweden —Manufacturer .
drain, syrup,, vinegar, &c., prepared from potatoes.
101 Seybolt & Co., Stockholm , Sweden —
Manufacturers.
Three sugar-loaves, with overtuming-pan.
102 Norberg & Sather’s Iron Mines , Sweden —
Producers.
Case containing specimens of ore.
103 Bjorckman, J. L., Stockholm , Sweden —
Case containing boxes, little trays, &c., made of birchbark.
104 Beck, F., Stockholm, Sweden —Manufacturer .
Ten specimens of bookbinding.
105 Schttldheis, A. E., Stockhokn , Sweden —
Case containing comb-makers’ ware.
106 Ericsson, A., & Co., Stockholm , Sweden —
Manufacturers.
Four various hats.
107 Isoz, J. P., Stockholm, Sweden —Manufacturer .Twenty-one pairs of gloves, different kinds.
108 (xiJLDA, J., Stockholm , Sweden — Manufacturer .Paletot, lining of Swedish martin fur.
Cloak, lining of Swedish squirrel skins.
Three muffs, various. Fur cape.
109 Forsell, D., Stockholm, Sweden —Manufacturer .Stuffed silver bear skin, suitable for a mat to place under
the writing table.
Fur coat, made of the skins of rein-deer calves, fromNorrland.
110 Carlsson, C. A., Stockholm, Sweden —
Twenty-nine specimens of brushes.
111 Arondal’s Manufactory, near Gothenbwrg,
Seven rolls of paper-hangings. '
112 Stttbecke, M., Stockholm, Sweden —Manufacturer .Five pairs of boots and shoes, &c.
113 Heurlin, , Stockholm, Sweden —Manufacturer .
A quantity of playing cards.
114 Warodell, L. J., Stockholm , Sweden —Proprietor-Two pots, made of pot-stone, and mounted.
115 Broling, J., Stockholm , Sweden —Designer.Proof-sheet of Swedish bank-notes, designed and exe*
cuted by the exhibitor.