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It will add greatly to the value and public utility of the Catalogue, if in the descriptionsof the articles the following particulars could be given, as far as may be practicable, but theExhibitors will understand that it is quite optional with them to afford such informationor not.

As respects Articles to be exhibitedIn Section 1 .*— Raw Materials and Processes,—the descriptions should specify—

a The commercial name in English , and, ifknown, in French and German.

b The scientific name.

c The place where obtained. The name ofthe mines, and period they have beenworked; the chemical condition anddescription, should be given with mine-rals.

d The place where exported and imported.

e The principal uses, modes of use, and anysuggestions for new' applications.

/ The consumption, or quantity produced ata given period.

y The superior excellence of the particularspecimens.

h Jn the case of processes, such ns dyes, orprepared materials, such as mixed metals,it should be stated whether the Articleis patented or not, with the name andaddress of the Patentee. The noveltyand importance of the prepared product,and the superior skill and ingenuitymanifested in the process of preparationshould also be very briefly pointed out.Date of commencement of manufacturein its present lbnn.

i Whore price is an clement for the consider-ation of the .Jury, the price at whichthe importer or producer can sell theArticle wholesale, or the cost price,should be stated for the information ofthe Jury only.

j Any particular features which the Exhi-bitor desires to be noticed by the Jury.

or the cost, price, should be stated forthe information of the Jury only.i Any particular features which the Exhi-bitor desires to be noticed by the Jury.

As respects Articles to be exhibitedIn Section III.— Manufactures, —the descriptionsshould specify—

a The uses.b The novelty.c Superiority of execution.d Improved forms or arrangement,e Increased efficiency or economy,f New use of known Materials.y Use of new Materials.h New combinations of Materials,t Importance of the Article in a social orother point or view.

j The place or places where manufactured,period when manufactory was esta-blished, number of bands cunployed.k Whether the manufacture is patented;whether the design is registered; withthe mime and address of the Patentee orparty registering.

I Wnere price is an element for the con-sideration of the Jury, the price at whichthe importer or manufacturer can sellthe Article wholesale, or the cost price,should be stated for the information ofthe Jury only.

m Any particular features which the Exhi-bitor desires to be noticed by the Jury.

As respects Articles to be exhibitedJ11 Section IV.— Fine Arts, Models, Sculpture,and Plastic Art, — the description should spe-cify—

As respects Articles to be exhibitedIn Section 11 .— Machinery,— the descriptionsshould specify—

a The uses.

b The novelty, if any, in the invention,c Superiority of execution.d Increased efficiency or economy.e The importance of the Article in a socialor other .point of vie>v.

J' The place where produced.y Whether the Article is patented or not,with the name and address of the Pa-tentee.

h Where price is an element for the consider-ation of the Jury, the price at which theproducer can sell the Article wholesale[* The Forms were printed on four different c<adopted for Kaw Materials, Blue for MatArts.J

a The name of the Artist or Designer, if thesame should not be the Exhibitor.b The uses.

c 'Phe novelty in design or treatment.d Superiority of execution.e New' use of known Materials.f Use of new r Materials.y New combinations of Materials.

A Improvements in processes of production.i The place where the article is made.j If the Article is repeated in quantities fortrade, the price at which it is sold bythe Producer should be stated for theinformation of the Jury only.k Any particular features which the Exhi-bitor desires should be noticed by theJury.

papers, so ns to simplify references, AVliitewnslinery, Keil for Manufactures, &c., Yellow for Fine

Exhibitors arts required to make their descriptions as brief as possible, and to confine themas much as possible to facts.

TWO COPIES, in the English language, of tlio Exhibitor’s descriptions, both beingprecisely alike, should be furnished as soon as possible and at latest on or before 31stJanuary. They should bo addressed to M. D. Wyatt, Esq., Secretary of tho ExecutiveUommitteo.

Her Majesty’s Commissioners have consented to allow Illustrations of tlio Articles exhibitedto be inserted in the largo Catalogue, at tho request and at tho expense of tho Exhibitors, afterapproval by the Executive Committee. Exhibitors desirous to avail themsolves of thisprivilege must communicate their wishes immediately. Communications arete he addressedto M. L). Wyatt, Esq., Secretary of tho .Executive Committee, at tho Building for tho Exhibi-tion, Hyde Park, London , marked on tlio outside “Catalouuk.”

Exhibitors who may desire that their names and the description of their productions shouldappear in any French and Herman Editions of tho Catologuo which may be authorized, arerequested to furnish at tho same time with tho two JCitt/lish copies, a French and Hermantransaction of tho descriptions, made out in all respects as before prescribed.

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