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that it is difficult to define very exactly the meaning ofthe term. Tlic jaspers are obtained from the Ural, moun-tains, at various places, of which Orsk , in the district ofOrenburg in Siberia , has been long celebrated. Others areobtained from the mountains near the river Korgon inthe Altai , where there is a mass of jasper, 300 feet thick,deposing upon red porphyry.—D. T. A.]
328 Tolstoy, Count T., Vice-President of the Im-perial Academy of Fine Arts , Si. Petersburg —Sculptor.
G-alvano-plastie cast of a medallion, representing hisImperial Majesty the Emperor Nicholas I. , in the ancientcostume of a Slavonian warrior.
Galvano-plastic casts of bas-reliefs, representing subjectsfrom Homer’s Odyssey .
Metallic dies, being allegorical compositions from theevents of the wars of 1812-13-14.
Medallions in plaster, being allegorical compositions fromthe events of the wars of 1812-13-14.
The acompanying plates represent some of these me-dallions.
Galvano-plastic cast of a model of the entrance doors ofour Saviour’s Cathedral, now in construction at Moscow ;from tliis model, four doors of colossal dimensions (about30 feet English in height) have also been executed byCount Tolstoy .
Galvano-plastic cast of a bas-relief, representing theVirgin with the Infant Jesus, executed in colossal dimen-sions, by Count Tolstoy , for the upper part of one of thedoors of the same cathedral at Moscow .
Twelve medals in gutta percha, commemorative of theTurkish and Persian wars.
329 IIeke, Daniel, Warsaw —Manufacturer.
Copy of the Warwick vase in copper, hammered, notcast. This vase is represented in the annexed cut.
Model of Warwick Vase in "beaten Copper.
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[Tliis work deserves to be carefully examined, and willfound well worthy of notice as a specimen of thehnest copper, and a proof of the extreme malleability oflhat metal, as well as an excellent work of art. Copperls not usually hammered into works so complicated inlorm, and it is rarely with us that the metal can be obtainedlri a state that admits of it. The copper of Russia is,however, remarkably pure.—D. T. A.] ..
^30 Vseyolojskt, —, Government of Perm, district ofSolikamsk,
-Medium sheet iron. Sheet iron for roofing.
^°0a JJelitciieff, —, St. Petersburg —Merchant.Hair dye.
331 Abasiteff, Nicolas, Government of Smolensk .Dried potatoes and potato flour.
332 Davtdoee, Pazile, Government of TamboJ)\ districtof MorschansJcy estate of Kulevatovo —Proprietor.
Oat grits.
Rye flour, sifted through copper sieves, and of superiorquality, sifted through silk.
333 Pavloef, Nicholas , Government of Saraioff—
Proprietor.
334 Pbotassoff, Alexander, St. Petersburg —
Manufacturer.
Snuff, cigarettes, and cigars.