, V / UVU*UH f ^ C! - r * "'-Hia* <<**€* unfit. Hirttnt Hi f f 4 ///'/•*•' f f f t t tfr r f i f t • f ? f i f * i . i f z t f ( i tit) ? t } t , . , » r P i * ? it t a i 11 • t ? * ? r * ■ *5 » = - - > * ± ; 1. Mehmed, Hadji, Constantinople. — Gold and silver leaf. 2. 0IIAXES, Constantinople. — Gold and silver thread, and laces. 3. Simeon, Constantinople.—Diamond for cutting glass. 4. Governor op Zanoun, Amassia. — Flint stone. 5. Dimitri, Amassia.—Silver, silver ore, and ingot from the Jolnoon mines. 6. Governor of Balikesser. — Plaster, stone, mill-stone, and other stones. 7. Governor of Monastir. — Iron ore, and iron. 8. Beshid, Mehmed, Aleppo. — Yellow, hlack, and red stones, and specimen of their use. 9. Governor of Philippoli.—Lime, lime stone, flint, and kufgie stones ; saltpetre. 10. Governor of Mount Khania.— Stones, and iron ore. CLASS I. 16. Governor of Caradagh.—Silver ore, 11. Governor of Tarashja. earth. ■ Mineral 12. Governor of Gumuljina.—Minerals and alum. 13. Governor of Cyprus. — Copper ore, minerals. 14. Governor of Lapisky.—Clay, emery, potter’s earth. 15. Governor of Avrathissar.—Silver ore. gold dust. 17. Governor of FTevrekoe.—Iron ore. 18. Governor of Lescofcha—Iron ore and bar iron. 19. Governor of Mossul.—Mineral. 20. Governor of Kutahieh.—Ecume de mer (mineral). 21. Governor of Janik.—Iron-stone, and potter’s earth. 22. Eoovallah, Conia. — Saltpetre (rough). 23. Governor of Tirnova.—Copper. 24. Mustapha, Dervish, Bosnia.—Cop per. 25. Governor of Bosnia.—Lead ore and minerals. • Copper 26. Governor of Damascus. ■ and iron ore, and stone. 27. Governor of Adana. — Lead and copper ore. 28. Governor of Lebanon. — Pit coal, iron ore, and other minerals. 29. Governor of Trebisond. — Copper and silver ore. 30. Governor of Castamouni.—Copper ores. 31. Governor of Angora.—Copper ore and mineral salt. 32. Governor of Crete.—Minerals. 99 ) H 2