On two spaces facing the court aro hung Jlessrs Bacon and Co.'s maps, the senior of this well-known Strand firm being quite a celebrity with regard to maps, a" neat but small exliibit of buttons, manufactured by Jlessrs Green and Cadbury, is bung pro minently. As well as any such article could be displayed is a well arranged pyramid of Jlessrs Jlallen and Co.'s sheep dip and butter colouring. A small exhibit, but no doubt a valuable invention is the anti-attrition metal, shown by a company of that name. Now we come to Jlessrs F. C. Jladsen and Co.'s samples of useful coloured paints, exhibited in a well lighted case. Adjoining same arc Jlr G. L. Peine's wall papers, which look equal to the best, W. Wissner's corset busks represent a small but useful industry. Noteworthy is also Qypruss and Stalling'1 s exhibit of watch oils. Another useful article is Mr James Christian's original Bond's marking ink exhibits. On each side of Temple Bar, right in front of Jlr Hardf's court, aro well exhibited carpets of Jlr H. Diddnol's- make. For temperance people Messrs Ncwball and. Mason's essences oi! fruits, ginger, botanic beer, lie will commend themselves. As fine a collection of car penter's tools as anyone could wish arc those exhibited by Jlessrs E. Preston and Sons. Parents with large families will be pleased with J[r T. F. Show's in vent ion oi boot protectors. As delicious a cup of coil'co as anyone ever tasted even in Vienna can be had at. Messrs Thomas Symington and Go's, stand, mado of their essence and dispensed free. Inside one wall of the Temple Bar is decorated with Miss E. Jlaplcstonc's hand painted and plush framed ."articles, such as door plates, flower stands, tkc 'The largest, manufacturers in ! he world of lampwieks, Jlessrs T. Jlorgan and Son, have a handsome show. Jlessrs" Jlorris and Griffin's exhibit of inks, "Wolseley'' blacking, and "Florcin" plant powder "is shown to great advantage. Jlr ,/. L. Han cock's exhibit of indiarubbcr goods, includ ing a diving dress, is also displayed promi nently; alongside ;of which, Mr A. Hart's webbingforfurniture and saddlcr'suse, which looks of excellent quality, are shown. In a caso right across the avenue are the newly patented Hobb's Antitannic infusers, which will in time supersede teapots. American axes, made of Swedish steel, are shown by Messrs Hulls Bruck. 