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      ENAMELLED D AGUERRE OTTPES . Class X . —North Central Gallery . —No . 292 . MR . BEARD , 85 , Kwg William-street , City ; 34 . Parliament-street ; and the Royal Polytechnic Institution , Re ? ent-street ; also 31 , Church-street . Liverpool — SPECIMENS of ENAMELLED DAGUERREOTYPES . —Mr . R . BEARD has recently introduced an important improvement , by which his Daguerreotype Miniatures are enamelled , and thereby secured from that susceptibility to tarnish and become obscured , which all otherB are liable t" >; the colours also attain the brilliancy , depth of tone , and permanency of an oil painting-.

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      WAX FLOWERS . Class XXIX . —North Gallery . —No . 70 . MESSRS . J . H . and H . M IN TORN , Modellers in ordinary to the Queen , 36 , folio-square , London . — Rare and curious BOTANICAL SPECIMENS MODELLED IN WAX FROM LIFE , showing their growing state and exhibiting the varieties and phases of their existence , &c . Messrs . Mintorn beg to inform their friends and the public that nt their Show-room may be seen , amongst many others , larger specimens of Flowers ( for which there was not space in the room allotted to Messrs . Mintorn in the Great Exhibition ); the MIGN 1 ONETTE , so much admired by all who have been able to obtain a view of it ; also the original Model of the VICTORIA REGIA and leaves , measuring 1 ? feet in circumference . " The Handbook to Modelling in Wax Flowers , " fourth edition , price 2 s . 6 d ., by post 3 s . Wax 6 s . 6 d . per gross .

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      PAPIEK MACHE . Class XXVI . —North Side—Ground Floor—No . 157 . BIELE FELD , 15 , Wellington-street , North . Specimens of ARCHITECTURAL and other ORNAMENTS manufactured in the improved Papier Mache \ A Large DRAGON and EAGLE executed for the Royal Pavilion , Brighton ; large GLASS FRAME ; large CORINTHIAN C-VPITAL , executed for the Bank at Adelaide , New South AValcs ; a BUST of FLAXMAN ; a MAP of part of the Town of Dundee ; also , VENTILATORS , and various other Orna-¦ mpiits

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      ARTISTS' COLOURS . Class II . — South-Western Gallery . —No . 140 . WINSOR and NEWTON , 38 , Rathboneplace , and North London Colour Works , Kentish-town , Manufacturers . —ARTISTS' PIGMENTS , in the raw and manufactured states , and in the various forms of preparation , for use in water-colour and oil-painting , and in decorative art ; including manufacturers and preparations of the madder colour ? , cochineal , lapis lazuli , uranium , cadmium , chromium , and all the rarer kinds of chemical pigments ; canvas , brushes , oils , varnishes , and other materials employed in drawing-and painting-.

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      Class XXIII . — Soutii-Wkstkun Gallkky . —No . 83 . Sir . and 1 ) . GASS , ] (>(> , Regent-street . — DESSERT SERVICE , consisting- of a Centre-piece , representing Egyptian Water-eaiiieiK at : i Well , shadowed by the Palm , £ ' . ' 100 ; and four niches , representing aquatic Plants , modelled from specimen ); now growing in Kciv Gardens , avera ^ 'ing HO guineas each . The leaves form dishes , capable of suhtaiwing Mveial pounds Weight . JEWELLED BROOCH , representing Hi it annjii , composed of Diamonds , standing in a ( iothic niche , supported liy pillars of Carbuncle , £ ' 3 . > 0 . A MIMATUKK 15 KAC 1 CLKT ( alter ' ihoibuin ) . representing the Queen and the I'rince o / WaleH , in ancient Niello-work , with On ) -bunch- and brilliant border , £ 190 .

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      WATCHES . Class X . —South-Whsthkn Gai . i , 1 ! iiy . —No . . > 5 . ]^ J . 1 ) KNT , () 1 , Strand , , ' ) . ' $ , Coeksimr-street , „ J nod . ' 51 , Hoyal Exchange , Manufacturer . — Large Ahkoi-1-liieiit . of LADIES' and ( 1 ENTLE . M EN'H Hiiperior WATCHES . Marine ( : II ICON O . VI K'l'KK , with a glawa balancc-upiing , glasw balance , and compcnKution , for variation of teuipernlurc of i ) latina : in < l silver . AZIMUTH and ALTITUDE COM PA 88 J > lPLEII > OS <; orE . ASTKONOMICALaiulotherCLOCKK & <• '

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      ELECT RO-PLATE . Class XXIII . —Soijth-Wkhtickn Gallhiiy . No . 1 . J ? I . K I NT , TON -uid CO ., Pah-nt ^ s of tl . e _ l-i Elrctro-PruriiwccH . —A larjre COLLECTION of ARTICLES of ELECTRO-PI . ATK , Electro-Gilt . { Silver , and llronze . The whole , wild a lew minor exceptions , having been expremdy IcHiyiicd . maiiufact . tirrd . or executed for the nrouunt Exhibition . London HnutM-H— -t ! 0 and 22 , ltegent- « treet ; < K > , Moorgnte-Ptreet . M ; iiuif , « etory Newhail-ntrcet , lSiriningbani . At cither of which E : iinl > li ! hiiicntt . pei-Hona wiuhiing to piirchatic muy bn uupplit-il .

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      A H T R <) N () M I 0 A L C L <) C K -V K I ) () M K T E It 8—W A T O II P E 1 ) O M E T K It S . Olahs X . —RoiiTii-WuHiHitN Gai . i . khy . —No . 7 . 1 . W I'AYNK and CO ., 1 G 3 , New Bond-street , InventoiH ami Manufacturers . QUARTER CH I M V ( 'LOCK , on eight bells , in Ainboyna wood and or-inolu i-ubh , made / or Mm Hultaii of Turkey . ASTRONOMICAL CLOCK , with chronometer encapeincnt , perpetual <\ ny of the inoiith , moon ' s age , noon and night , d : iy nf the week , repeat * Iiouih iiiiiI tjii . ti Inn , zodi teal hI ^ iih ill engraved gilt cane . I'ATl ' . NT rKDOMKTER . for nifiiHiM intr walking diiitiinrcH ; mai < iifactiircd nolely by M . KMra . Puyne . WATCH with PEDOMETER nttin lied , hhowiii £ uccoikIh and day of month . Hinall CARRIAGE ULUUK , uud Bovurul Ol < oyjg 5 m « leg « inly oruiuuvutcU cumin .

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      oiTgans . Class * X . —West Gallery . —No . 209 . HENRY WILLIS , Organ Builder , Mancnesterstreet , Argyll-square , London . —An ORGAN , consisting of three rows of key 8 , and two octaves and one-fifth of pedals . The instrument is built on the German plan , viz ., eight feet manuals , and thirty-two feet pedal ? . It contains 77 stops , nearly 4500 pipes , the largest being C C C C 32 feet , the smallest C i of an inch . By peculiar mechanism twenty-four changes or combinations of stops are brought under the thumb of the performer . Tho mechanism includes several novel arrangements , and in the various bellows there are five different pressures of air .

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      PIANOFORTES . Class X . —North-Western Gallery . —No . 467 . JOSEPH KTRKMAN and SON , 3 , Sobopquare ( next the Bazaar ) . —CONCERT GRAND PIANOFORTE , 7 Octaves , in Rosewood-case , with New Repetition Mechanism ; the celebrated FONDA SEMI-GRAND , in Walnut ; OBLIQUE PIANOFORTE , in Ebony and Gold , carverl , with important improvements ; MINIATURE MODEL GRAND , in EBONy and Gold , the SMALLEST PIANO ever made . It has 6 } octaves , and contains all the latest improvements .

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      CONCERTINAS — HARMONIUMS . Class X . —North-Western Central Gallery . —No . 526 . MESSRS . WHEATSTONE and CO ., 20 . Conduit-street , Regent-street . CONCERTINAS : Rosewood , 48 keys , best finished , 8 guineas ; ditto , extra best . guineas . BARITONE CONCERTINA : extra best finished , 12 guineas . HARMONIUMS : With twelve Stops and four sets of Vibrators , 40 guineas . IMPROVED PATENT ditto , with the Pianoforte Hammer Action , 45 guineas . Harmoniums and Concertinas for Hire .

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      FLUTES . Class X . —Noktii-Western Gallery—No . 536 . RUDA LL , ROSE , and CO ., Manufacturers and Sole Patentees in this country of the following FLUTES : — 1 . liOEHM'S FLUTE , WITH PATENT PARABOLA AND CYLINDER . This is the greatest invention among musical instruments of modern times . 2 . CAUTE' 8 PATENT FLUTE . WITH NEW FINGERING . This is the same flute as Boehm ' s , with the advantage of a more facile mode of lingering than either that flute or the ordinary flutes . 3 . CARTE'S PATENT FLUTE , WITH THE OLD SYSTEM OF FINGERING . This combines the improvements of Boehm with the old system of fingering . 4 . RUDALL AND ROSE'S ORDINARY FLUTE , With improved conical bore and patent tuning-head . Rudall , ltoge , and Co ., Flute Manufacturers and Publishers of Flute Music , 38 , Southampton-street , Strand , London .

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      TUNING DRUMS—JJASSOON 8 . Class X .-Nokth-Wkstkhn Gallery . —No . 527 , Bay 18 . CORNELIUS WARD , Inventor and Patentee , 36 , Great Tichiield-strect . DRUMS , which can be adjusted to any pitch with the same facility as one string . Th « ' 8 « Drums are tighter , and and not more expensive than the ordinary Drum , stout , in permanent order , and cause no expense in wear . The 1 ! A 8 S DRUMS and CYMBALS are very conveniently combined . A BASSOON of new construction , pos-HeHBing £ reut f : ujiity of embouchure and fingering . The position oT the lingers being conveniently com lasted , gives a facile and Hyateinatic . command of the acales . which , together with tin ) little exertion now required to produce correct tonea of the Uncut quality , will , it may be reasonably anticipated , cause the UiibBooii to become u favourite inutrument with AuiatcuiH .

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      IMPORTANT INVENTION . Clahs X . —North Gallery . —No . 511 . JOSE PH ANELLI , 4 , Northumberland-lerrnc < -, Duyswater . London . CENTRIPETAL REGULATING PEGHand PIN 8 , whieli cannot draw back or give way . By thin invention insti uim ; nln can be tuned and regulated gradually in nil their itivinioiiB , in Ichm than half the tiino initially required . AIhoh Hl'KING ' CAPO TA 8 TO , " which , attached to tho head «> l the friutnr . clumgeu at once the diapauon of the strings bo that the performer may play in all keys without altering the pi luted note * or the pouitioit of the huuil or 11 Hirers .

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      Clash II . —Soijth-Wkbtuhn Gali . khy No C ) JJK NIlir STHMIKNS . M , JUmer Stamford-KvSlioSrn ' l '' ' ' £ < m \ I '' " " «" "' - Al . o a now kind of iA Srii e K P wx > Jsl ^ » w& ~ $ iXmKovS :

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      GILKS . —RIBBONS . Class XIII . —South Thansept Gallery . —No IB LEWIS and ALLENBY , 193 , 195 , and ' l 97 Regent-street . —An extremely RICH BROCADED SILK manufactured by Campbell , Harrison , and Lloyd , in Spitalflelrt ' from the elegant design of Mr . S . Lewis . This beautiful sdp cimen of weaving is brocaded in fifteen colours , a number most unusual and hitherto never attempted in this country To Dro duce these in the elaborate pattern exhibited the ' enormous number of 29 , 600 cards are required and 96 shuttles . It is justly considered to rival the choicest productions of Lvon « Also a BROCHE RIBBON , manufactured at Coventry designed by Mr . A . Lewis . ' °

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      HYGIENIC CORSETS . Class X . —North-Western Gallery . —No . 570 a . Class XX . —South Gallery . —No . 32 a . MADAME CAPLIN . —Patent HYGIENIC CORSETS Plain and Mechanical ; also , the Registered Self-adjusting CORPORIFORM CORSETS and CHILD'S BODD 1 CE , 58 , Berners ' -street , London , and 55 , Frinoess-stree t Manchester . Science applied to the preservation and improvement of the female form , and the benefit of health . Madame Caplin , in calling the attention of Ladies to the numerous

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      adaptations she has invented and exhibited in the above classes , begs to apprize them , that they will find at her Establishment a ' Series still more complete , embracing all the phases of woman ' s life . from infancy up to old age . Madame Caplin begs to state , that her Establishment is quite a special undertaking , and the only one of the kind in which everything adaptable to the comfort , support , or relief of the human body , the preservation of the figure , as well aa preventive and curative means applicable exteriorly , have been duly experimented , and are recommended by the first medical men both in England and France .

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      HATS . Class XX . —South-Eastern Gallery . —No . 51 . W WHITE and SON , 68 , Cheapside , sole Manufacturers of the ZEPHYR HAT , the advantages of which are apparent to all who have worn them ; ventilation , lightness , and _ durability being the objects attained . Gentlemen who have tried them cannot wear any other with comfort . Price 14 s . and 18 s . They also are the manufacturers of every other description of hats , which , for quality and fashion , cannot be surpassed in London . Prices from 7 s . 6 d . to 18 s .

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      BALBRIGGAN STOCKINGS . Class XX . —South Transept Gallery . —No . 37 . I ^ HABLES GLENNY , 33 , Lombard-street , V / London . —BALBRIGGAN STOCKINGS , twelve pah weighing only seven ounces . These excellent Stockings are manufactured in Balbriggan , county of Dublin , and for elasticity and exquisite softness of texture are unrivalled by the products of Nottingham ; they combine all the beauty of silk with the durability of cotton , and more than its comfort , being inconceivably pleasant to wear . Specimens of this beautiful Irish fabric may be seen at CHARLES GLENNY'S Balbriggan Hosiery Warehouse , 33 , Lombard-street , the only house they can be purchased at .

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      LEATHER-CLOTH BOOTS AND SHOES . Class XVI . —Ground Floor—North Side . —No . 1 C 4 . HAL L and CO ., Welliugton-street , Strand , Patentees and Manufacturers of BOOTS and SHOES , LEATHER-CLOTH , or PANNUS-COR 1 UM . The Leather-cloth , or Pannua-corium , Boots and Shoes are the easiest and most comfortable ever invented for tender feet , a most valuable relief for corns , bunions , gout , &c , having no drawing or painful effect on the wearer , and adapted tor all climates . Elastic Supporting Ancle Boots of the sai » o so t material ; also the Vulcanised Goloshes—HALL and CO ., weilington-streel , Strand , nenr Waterloo-bridge .

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      ROWLAND'S AQUA D'ORO . Class XXIX . —North Transept Gallkky . —No . 1 . A llOWLAND and SONS , 20 , Ilaltoii-J ? ar < len . A GOLDEN FOUNTAIN OF THE AQUA 1 > <|« V This is the moat fragrant and refreshing- Perfume ever y 1 ';" ! ' ' by the Soul * of Flowers . " It retains its fre « Ii mid deli ^ ni "" odorousneaa for day « . It i » invigorating , geiiily KtimuLiu u , yet sedative ; and is an unrivalled qiiiiiteBBendal riiiirituoiiH |> - duct . For fainting-fits , fatiguca of dancing ,, oppression iioii ^ ovor-crowded iooiiib , or intense summer heat , lt . s linen < : llll " ! J n , J over-estimated . Price 3 d . fid . per bottle . KO ' , ! .,, ' i MACASSAR OIL . for creating anil sustaining a luxuriant in . of hair ; ROWLAND'S KALYDOR , for rendering the Bkl " ., ' .., ' fair , and blooming ; and ROWLAND'S ODONTO , or i <« Dentifrice , for imparting a peurl-like whiteness to I i « ' ll- The Patronage of Royalty throughout Europe , and U ><> K nppreciution by rank and fashion , with the well-known "' ,. ' , | efficacy of them articles , give them it celebrity "" I " , ' „ ,, ... ' Sold by A . ROWLAND and SONS . i' 0 . llattoii-garden . Loiiiiu , and by respectable Chemiutsand PerfumeiH . _ .

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      R I M M K L \ S T O I L K T V 1 N E G A It . Clash XXIX . North Tkanshi'T Gallkky . No ... EUGfeNE RIMMKL , Wholesale '">< ' J ^ C Perfumer , 3 D , Ocrrurd-street , Solio , London , and I .. levard de la Gore , d'lvry , Parla . A FOUNTAIN . « "'\ " 7 I 1 ( l continuouy jet of KIMMKL'B TOI LET VIN E ( i Alt . u " « ^ delightful preparation to uuperaede Eau de Coloff "" " «» ll ' , lillt ( ., i and Banitary purpoaen . Hcented winter Houi | tietn . » " ¦"' / J tilllim , l Uultanaa , and choice specimens of Perfumery . —N . » . » ' ( . being tho onl y Perfumer who lisa a inuiiiilaetory m > ^( ic 0 offer unequalled advantages to merchantu and Hliipp "' - ' - Hutu to be had on application . .

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      I'KIUl K ICH . Clahs XVI . —Tun Ckntiial Avknub —No . " - > L ROSSI , 254 , Regent-Hlreet , Prc **" eas < ? f'jj s '" J ? Academy of Urkhih Uairdn'nnera . —t * VlA > lM 1 ' 1 ¦ I'KKUKKS . The Hair ia attached to a th » i \ ral' ! "' it ,, fabric ; there U no direct parUrtjf . » " <• >» 'o front l " ^|' ' ,. , Jcnl invmiblo ; uud tho fouudatiou lieiii | f coiwtiuctoO <» " K « - . ^ , Mt \\) nrinoiplcu , they « ro londercd aunurlur to all otIW » InvcutvU .

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      KOYAL ALBERT TRANSPOSING PIANOFORTE . Class X . —North-Western Central Gallery . —No . 487 . ADDISON and HOLLIER , 210 , Recentstreet . —The ROYAL ALBERT TRANSPOSING PIANOFORTE , with immoveable key-board , hammers , and s-trings . These instruments are a perfect luxury for pianoforte accompaniment . Merely by the turning of a handle every song or piece of music can be transposed into six different keys , theieby bringing many thousand musical works within the compass of every voice . This Pianoforte has the suffrages of upwards of Three Hundred of the Musical Profession .

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      THE LAST MONTH OF THE GEEAT EXHIBITION . THE FOLLOWING WILL BE FOUND AMONG THE PBINCIPAL OBJECTS OF GENERAL INTEREST IN THEIR SEVERAL DEPARTMENTS IN THE GREAT EXHIBITION OF ALL NATIONS .

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    • Leader (1850-1860), Sept. 20, 1851, page 906, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse2.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1901/page/22/