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RUSSIA.

163 Ooste-Catchay-Ooste-Ali-Beck-Ogli, Gemzali,Government of Shemakha, district of Nookna.

Caucasian sabre (called shahka .)

164 Bazalay, —, Village of Cazanistch, North

Daguestan.

Rom* Caucasian daggers.

165 Ooste-Selim-Molla Noori Ogli, Gemzali,Government of Shemakha, district of Nookha.

A Caucasian dagger.

166 Shah-Wedi-Ogli, Coobatchin, Government and

District of Derbent —Goldsmith.

A Caucasian rifle.

167 Imperial Artinsk Works, District of Zlataoust .Cast-steel scythes.

168 Imperial Ekaterinburg- Engine Factory,

Government of Derm.

Mechanical tools.

169 Imperial. I jorsk Works, near St. Petersbuny.Drawing instruments in mahogany cases, mounted

in silver and in brass.

Pocket drawing instruments, including compasses, pens,&c., in brass and silver variously ornamented,

Sextants, 10 inches radius , in mahogany cases.

Levelling instruments, with additional horizontal di-vided circle. • _

170 Pick, James, Warsaw —Manufacturer,Microscope , with two eye-pieces, three sets of aoliro-

matic object-glasses, magnifying 800 times, three adjustingscrews, and all the necessary apparatus for making observ-ations.

A level, with two achromatic telescopes.

A quadrangular magnifying glass, of foreign material,polished at the exhibitor’s manufactory, and mounted intortoiseshell. A pah* of spectacles.

171 Rudert, Henry, Warsaw —Manufacturer.

A small violin, the upper part made of fir, the sides,back, and handle, of plane wood, with a bow.

172 Lihtental, —, St. Petersburg —Manufacturer.Imperial pianoforte; cottage pianoforte,

172b Yesoffchikoff, —, Nijne-Novgorod —Manufacturer.

Iron scale-beam.

173 Rabeneck, Lewis, Government of Moscow , districtof JBogorodsk, estate of Sobolevo —Manufacturer.

Cotton twist. Red twill (coumatcli), Plain velveteen.Plain and printed calico. Printed handkerchiefs.

All these articles dyed with madder from Derbent, onthe Caspian Sea ; and instead of gall-nuts, an extract offir-wood, invented by the exhibitor, is employed as amordant.

[The term mordant in dyeing is applied in the followingmanner. The colouring substance employed is generallyin solution in water. It becomes necessary to transferthis colour to the fabric, and in such a manner as torender it afterwards insoluble in water. The dye is con-sequently applied until the fabric is saturated with it;but if now removed and washed, great part of the colourwould be discharged by the water. In order to obviatethis result a mordant is used. It is intended to form hithe fibres of the tissue a coloured precipitate, insoluble inwater. Tliis being effected, the colour is firmly retainedby the fabric, and water has no longer tho property ofdissolving it out. A variety of mordants are employed;

but the particular substance used in the spechnens ex-hibited cannot be accurately gathered from the descriptiongiven.—R. E.] _

174 Popofe, T., & Sons, Government of Vladimir ,

Shouia —Manufacturers.

Long cloth. _

175 Panteleeff,—, Government of Moscow , district

of JBogorodsk —Proprietor,

Cotton velvet, of different colours,

176; 191; 199; 208 Rochefort, James, Governmentof Moscow , estate of Perovo —Manufacturer.Printed muslin dresses, of different colours. White,black, and net shawls. Net neckerchiefs. Lace. Printedmousseline-cle-laine dresses. Printed dresses, in goat shair. Printed Scotch woollen square shawls. Patternsof printed barege, made in silk and wool; of barege glace,made in silk and wool; of printed cloth, for furniture;of cloth and of poplin (warp of Shamakhansk silk, weftof English wool); and of Cashmere, Saxony wool. Printedfoulard handkerclhefs, of Persian silk. Foulard handker-chiefs, dyed with madder, of Transcaucasian silk. Printedsilk and crape neckerchiefs, of Transcaucasian silk; figuredprinted silk neckerchiefs (warp of Italian silk, weft ofShamakhansk silk) $ printed foulard ditto, of Persian silk;crape dresses, of different colours, of Transcaucasian silk.Printed silk dresses (warp of Italian silk, weft of Trans-caucasian silk). Foulard checked dresses (warp of cotton,weft of Transcaucasian silk). Alexandra pink gauze.

177 Mayer & Zindell, Moscow — Manufacturers.Chintz of various qualities.

178 Czarevsk Chintz Manufactory, Government of

Moscow , district of Dmitrovsk.

Chintz of different colours. Furniture chintz.

179 Lutch, J ames, St. Petersburg —Manufacturer.Chintz of various patterns.

180 Zouboff, D„ & Stepounin, A., Government of

Tshernigoff, district of Sourajsk , suburb ofKlintz—Manufacturers.

Dark blue cloth.

181 Stumpf, Frederic, Government of Warsaw, town

of Tomascheff —Manufacturer.

Green and black cloth.

182 Aksenoff, John, Govermnent of Tshernigoff, dis-trict of Sourajsk , suburb of Klintz —Manufacturer.

Light grey cloth.

183 Cacki-Shvilly, —, Government of Tiflis , district of

Djarobelocan —Producer.

Ossetian cloth (called tifiicV ).

184 Isaieff, P., Government of Tshernigoff.\ district of

Sourajsk, colony of Novi Meziritch —Merchantand Manufacturer.

Cloth of different colours.

185 Zakhert, W., Government of Grodno, town of

Suprasl —Manufacturer.

Cloth of different colours ; doeskin.

186 Tscharti-Obdool Ogli, Government of Tiflis ,

district of Djarobelocan —Producer.

Cloth for Caucasian trousers. Lesghian cloth.

187 Tchetverikoff, —, near Moscoio -—

Manufacturer.

Black satin amazone, made of wool from the flocksCount Nesselrode.