The Sun.
London, England, 1851-05-01 00:00:00

Saunders, Christopher, Reading. Specimens of orna-
mental and substantial boot and shoemakinc,
Solome, Miss Sarah, York-road. A fancy hall dress,
which will possibbly attract more spectatetors next
month than the gigantic piece of c3al, or even the
wire a mile long. It consists cf a green velvet
boddice, white satin skirt, and pink train, over all
of which the skill of the embroideress has been
lavished with a taste, skill, and profusion,
which would do honour to Queen Matilda her-
self: The jacket is covered with elaborate designs in
bullion, in which, while a general uniformity is pre-
served, a more minute examination discloses an in-
finite variety of fanciful device. Of the floral glories
of the skirt, the unitiated can hardly speak with suf-
ficient critical acumen—designed, as we were informed,
from nature. They are quite equal in brilliancy of
tint and fidelity to the Chinese shawls which we see
preserved in such nice boxes, and marked at such
portentous prices in the windows of the most cele-

brated magasins
Spurrier, Ncvvhall-street, Birmingham. A group of
pleted goods. The centre of the group of articles is
formed by a tea-kettle and stand, of an octagonal
shape, with embossed ornaments of frosted silver on
a bright surface; a tea and coffee service to match.
A set of vegetable dishes. The design of this dish
is in the style of Louis Quatorze, English, and modern
French. A pierced dessert basket. A cake basket,
of polished silver, a large dish cover, candlesticks,
toast racks, egg and ink-stands, with taper sticks,
drinking cups, salts, and general table service
Shields„New castle. Model, showing manufacture of
lead
Simpson and C 0.," Madras. Model of a state palanquin
Stones, W. B. A variety of oleaginous and other ex-
tracts from peat
Symons. Geological and mineral map of Cornwall
Sopwith, Alston Moor. Sections, models, and speci-
mens. illustrating lead mining
Sutchliffe, Barnsley. Model of colliery in full work
Shaw, Bradford. Model of coal mine and specimens
Solly, Semersetshire. Working model of coal mine

Shield, J., Blandford-street. Model showing manufac-
ture of lead
Stainton, Ulverstone. Copper ores
Seecombe, S., Liskeard, Phoenix Mines. Copper ores
Swaiaton, J. H., Cork, Ireland. Copper ores
Skibbereen, Mirenhead, and Derrycarhoon
St. Aust-ll Local Committee. Mine tin and stream tin;
oxide, building stone
Stanton Company, Derbyshire. Minerals and manufac-
tured iron
Sanderson. Steel
Sims, Lllnelly. Silver as extracted

Stirling, Mercies. Stirling's metallic alloys
Seecombe Liskeard. Oxide—copper ore, fire stone
Smith, Hastings. Non-oxidised iron, iron produced
from it
Shrewsbury, Hastingsbed. Non-oxidised iron, lignite,
hornstone
Symons. Mining maps (small edition)
Seaton, Lord. A silver seal, on which is engraved a
ship without a rudder, the arms of Corfu. Ten silver
bracelets, of various forms, some of them combining
the seven medallions of the seven islands, a favourite
device of lonian jewellery ; others uniting in fanciful
form devices of dead and polished silver. Two silver
brooches. Three specimens of olive wond, one of them
an olive-wood cup, cut out by a Greek peasant with a
penknife. Four specimens of samplers worked by
lonian girls, each containing a scripture sentence,
contained witbin a border of flowers, of exquisite colour
and arrangement. A book-weight, made of a peculiar
stone found in Cephalonia. Five Zante scarfs, made
of silk, grown and dyed in the island, the patterns of
the old Venetian taste. Two large pieces of raw
'silk, of a very superior quality, as collected and spun
by young ladies in the islands. Six small pieces of
the same. A velvet bag, richly embroidered in gold,
from Santa-Maura (the ancient Leucadia). A
cambric handkerchief of Cephalonian manufacture,
richly embroidered with gold, from Santa-Maura.
Three bags embroidered in gold. A pocket-book,
embroidered in gold. A bracelet, made after the pat-
tern of an antique one, found in a tomb. A silver-
gilt bracelet, of the same fashion
Saulini, Rome. Shell and pietra dura cameos
Salt and Blear, East Liverpool, Columbiana county,Ohio.
One water vase, made from fire clay
Schuman, C. A., Cincinnati, Ohio. One box sweet
Catawba wine
Smith, Newark, Ohio. One barrel of very superior Ohio
flour
Schooley and Hough, Cincinnati, Ohio. Hams and
shoulders, Queen City brand
Sprat, Cincinnati, Ohio, One case of lightning rods,
points, and insulators
Sleath, Delhi township, Hamilton county. 24 ears of
Indian corn, a large and early variety
Shepherd, Cincinnati, Ohio. One fine shirt, intended
for Prince Albert
Savery, P. 8., Philadelphia, Pa. Enamelled hollow ware
Simes, Samuel, Philadelphia, Va. Cod liver oil
Smith, Leonard, Troy, N. Y. Smut machine
Starr, Charles, New York. Machine for finishing and
backing books; Bibles for the blind
Starbuck, N. 8., Troy, N. Y. Ploughs
St. John, John N., Buffalo, N. Y. Self-determination
variatio❑ compasses
Simmons, D., and Co., New York. Axes and edge tools
Salsbury, T. and J. L., New York. Stove polish and
plumbego
Sherman and Smith, New York. Map of the United
States
Seabreok, Wm., Charleston, S.C. Sea Island cotton

South Clrolina Railroad Company, Charleston. Circu

lar table
Stratton, W. J.' Glasgow, Mo. Manufactured tobacco
Stare, Edwin, Philadelphia. Forms for stereotyping,
printing, &c.
Sibley, Stephen, Hcpkinson, N.II. Saxony wool
Schoveley and Hough, Cincinnati. Hams and shoulders
Schumans, C. J., Cilicinnati. Catawba wine
Simms, E. 8., Buckingham Co., Va. Iron ore
Sims, E. 11., Buckingham Co., Va. Roofing slate; slab
of slate; to be presented to Oxford College
Steer, Enoch, Providence, R. T. Liquid oil polish
blacking,
Simmons, Mrs. Wm., New York. Millinery
Spalding, J., New York. Silk quilt
Seabrook, Mrs., Charleston, S.O. Sea island cotton in
aeoi
Swedish Iron Manufacturing Company, Limestone
S, rings, S.C. Iron, iron ore, nails, &c.
Sibell and Mott, New York. Bank and account books
Si eery, Henry, New York. Clocks
Staunton, David, New York. Specimen of writing
State of Maryland, by their Committee. Cabinet made
of Maryland wood
Stevens, Henry, New York. Two jars of preserved
peaches
Stuart, J. J. and Co., agents, New York. Tobacco
Salzar, H., Thurgovie. Calicoes
Stern, A., Berne. Wood used for the manufacture of
musical instruments
Spengler, H., Hasli, Thurgovie. Cow-hide sole leather
Sauerbrey, V., Bale. Swiss rifle, cast steel barrel, pa-
tent screw, ornamented with the history of William
Tell; shot at 200, 400, and 600 paces
Schilt, V., Sukure. A casting-up machine. This
machine serves for adding up with promptitude and
exactness, without any trouble
Stoizer, F., Berrie. Files of various kinds, used for
clock making, with an assortment of polishing instru-
ments in steel, too numerous to enumerate, the whole
enclosed in a round frame, comprising in all 227
pieces
Stoetzner, C. F., and Co., Shaffhausen, Galvano-typic
plate. The advantages of the galvano-typic platea
are—I. •To supply the wood-cuts. 2. They sell
cheaper than the wood-cuts. 3. The artist can draw
his camposition upon a plate prepared for the purpose,
which, by means of a chemical process, can be fitted
for printing without the least alteration. The manner
of the production is a secret, and not patented.
Spalinger,
J., Shaffhausen. Album with several wood-
cut plates
Scliceek, A. Geneva. Paintings on alabaster (whitened
and hardened alabaster), for brooches and other bijoux
covers of chests, boxes, and paper weights
Schalch, A., Shaffnausen, skins
Soutter, G., forges. A tooth-powder
Scholl. C. A., St. Gall. Relief of the mountains of Ap-
perzall. The artist, originally a potter, has become,
self-taught, a modeller and maker of reliefs, in which
capacity he is employed at the school of industry at
St. Gall, and has been commissioned by the Govern-
ment of St. Gall to make a relief of the canton, ac-
cording to the trigonometrical survey. A certificate
from the Government is annexed. The relief is
made by hand. It includes a surface of about 130
square miles on the scale of 1-6,000, and represents
Mount Santis, with its dependencies, the most beauti-
ful and interesting mountains of Eastern Switzerland,
forming from their partially isolated situation, with
their celebrated views and geological riches, a most
remarkable part of the Swiss Alps. The relief is the
fruit of much labour and indefatigable study
Steinlin, F., Zurich. Paper
Schmid, H., Z irich. Cotton yarn
Schwarz, 11., Zurich. Cotton yarn
Schieaser, G., Zurich. Pocket hatdkerehiefs and shawls
Silk Stuff Manufactory, Zurich. Sik stuffs and velvets
Senn and Suter, Zafingue. Ribbons
Sarasin, Basle. Ribbons

Stachelin, Ribbons

Saer and Co., Bak.. Ribbons
Sartain and Co., Buie. Ribbon;

Stuckelburger, Bale.. Ribbons
Sohlac:pier
2 Sehla4er, and Kursteiner, St. Gall. Lace
curtain, &c.

Sutter; T. F., Buhler, Appeozell. Store white, embroi-
'dered • •
S'mheli Wild, C., St. Gall. Table or bed-cloth, white,
embroidered, &c.
Schopfer, Samuel, Berne. Three cow-bells
Schneider, F., Berne. A relievo, representing a view of
the Jungfrau, taken from the Ibengeralph, in the Ber-
Tese Oberland, &3.
Sehelling and Co., Zurich. Cotton carding and leather
cards, &c.
Sprenger, Sehauffhausen. Pipe-tubes
Sehild, J., Berne. A carved table. A Banese peasant's
habitation
Sulzergraf, Zurich. Moreas a flantmes, &c.
Sprccher and. Bar, Zurich. A pianoforte, constructed of
the finest, best, and most durable woods of Switzer-
land; the exterior of nut-wood, ornamented in the
style of the middle ages
Schlaepfer, J., lierisau. Plain mutlins and tarlatans
Schoch, Schiess, and Son, Appenzoll. Embroidered hand-
kerchir fe

Schiess, E., Appenaell. Veil of baptism needlework
Seheitlia, 11. and D., St. Gall. Buttons
Sturzenegg,,er-Nef, L., St. Gall. Printed cravats and

jacconets
Scbeidweiler, Brussels, corn-mill
Sternberg, Brussels, pianos
Soeteus, Cornelis, Brussels, fusible lava
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Sieron, Brussels, specimens Paris points