Grauhic Arts. 
7 1 
SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION, 56, 
Old Bailey, London.—Printed Books, Sheets, 
Cards, &c., used in Sunday Schools. (413) 
AUGENER, G., & COMPANY, 
Beelhoven Hotise, 86, Newgate Street, London. 
Printed Music. ^409) 
WHITE, John, King Street, Stroud, 
Glouces/ershire.—Ynnteä Ecclesiastical Music. 
(388) 
GRANT & COMPANY, 72 lo 78, 
Turnmill Street, London, and 2, Rue Drouot, 
Paris.—Letterpress and Lithographie Print- 
ing, plain and in colours ; Fine Art Print- 
ing ; Illuminated Cards, Show Boards; 
Wood Engraving ; Enamelled Iron Tablets. 
( 1°) 
JOHNSON, J. M., & SONS, 3, 
Castle Street, Holborn ; Steam Printing Works, 
56, Hatton Garden, London.—Catalogue ofthe 
British Sectionof theExhibition; “Crystal,” 
“ Chromo-fulgent,” Indestructible Iron, and 
other Show Tablets; Posters, and General 
Printing in Colours. (433) 
See Appendix. 
BARTHOLOMEW, John, 17, 
Brown Square, Edinburgh.—Map Engraving 
and Colour Printing for Atlases, educational 
and other purposes. (414) 
DAY, John B., Savoy Street, Strand, 
London.—Chromo-Lithographs. (413) 
JOHNSTON, W. & A. K., 4, St. 
Andrew''s Square, Edinburgh.—Human Ana- 
tomy and Physiology, in two large Sheets ; 
Illustrations of Botany, in four large Sheets. 
(4 l6 ) 
LEIGPITON, John, F.S.A., 12, 
Ormonde Terrace, Regent's Park, London. 
Maps of London, Paris, and Vienna, hex- 
agonally indexed in English Miles for the 
purpose of Municipal Government, Imperial 
Administration, Cab Fares, &c. (407) 
BROWNRIGG, T. M., 32, Lower 
Leeson Street, Dublin.—Photographs. (417) 
GODBOLD, H. J., 8, Grand Parade, 
Saint Leonards-on-Sea.—Photographs. (418) 
HAES, Frank, 41, St. George's 
Place, Hyde Park Corner, London.—Photo 
graphs of Wild Animais, enlarged by the 
Autotype Process from small negatives 
taken in the Zoological Society’s Gardens, 
London. (419) 
BEASLEY, F., Jun., 30, Upper 
Hamilton Terrace, St. John’s Wood, London.- 
Photographs taken by a dry process, showing 
the number of days between preparation 
and exposure, and also between exposure 
and development; Views of English and 
Irish Scenery, &c. (420) 
TWYMAN, C., 36, High Street, 
Ranisgate.—Photographs. (421) 
ROBINSON, H.P.,&CHERRILL, 
N. K., Tunbridgt Wells.—Photographs. 
(422) 
FERNELEY, Charles A., Seal 
ford Road, Melton Mowbray.—Photograph 
Lantern Südes—English Scenery. (423) 
HARE, George, i Lower Calthorpe 
Street, London. — Photographie Apparatus, 
Cameras, Graphoscopes, Stereoscopes, &c. 
(4H) 
LONDON STEREOSCOPIC AND 
PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPANY, 110 and 
108, Regent Street, and 54, Cheapside, London. 
—Photographie Portraits of English States- 
men, Divines, Literary and Scientific men, 
Dramatic Celebrities; Stereographs of 
Rustic Scenes in England, and two large 
views of International Exhibition, 1872. 
(42S-) 
CAMERON, Mrs. Julia M, 
FreshwaterBay, Lsle of Wight.—Photographs, 
Portraits, and Studies, from Life. (426.) 
STUART-WORTLEY, Colonel, 
Rosslyn House, Grove End Road, London.— 
Photographs on Uranium dryplates ; Photo 
graphs from nature and from life. (427.) 
CRAWSHAY, R. J., Cyfarthfa, 
Merthyr Tydvil, Wales.—Photographs. (828.) 
WANE, Marshall, 4, Finch Road, 
Douglas, Lsle of Man.—Photographie Por 
traits and Composition Groups. (389.)