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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02

HEATHER BELL FoUNDING.-The Indian pa
pers contain curious account Of the casting of
an enormous bell at Rangoon, as an offering from
the King to the great temple of Shocy Dagon, in
that city. 1t is stated that 5000 men were en-
ployed at the 500 FORCES or wind pipes, put in re-
QUESTION this occasion, that is Is persons to
pump and forge. Dressed in their gayest attire,
all the principal officers of the town and chief
men of the surrounding villages, having made
their applications, commenced operations at four
FORCES constructed for their appropriate use, and
then followed tho active movements of the five
hundred plebeian forges. A hundred and seventy
visses of silver, nearly GIT lbs, and one hundred
and fifty of gold, nearly 54s lbs, were added by
the people to the metals which had been pro-
vided by the King, besides vast number Of gold
and silver ornaments, of which no account was
taken In four days and five nights the work
was completed The dimensions Of the bell are
said 70 be seven cubits in diameter, twenty one in
circumference, eleven in height, and one and two
inches thick. The weight of the metal, of which
an account was taken, was five hundred tons. 1t
was ordered that the bell should rest in its mould
for forty days, during which period neither the
sound of cannon, musket, nor even that OF a rice
mortar should be heard in Rangoon, lest the con-
cussion of the atmosphere should crack the
mighty mass. Eng. Paper.
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MoHAMMED -DEsTRUcTwNEss.-ln Mr.
Gliddon's second lecture on Hieroglyphcal Lite
rature, the following fact was introduced in con
necton with the solution Of various neurological
problems. The splendid avenue that leads from
the Temple Of Luxor in Thebes to that of Kar-
mac is fanked for mile on each side by colossal
sphnxes and decorations, and had several of those
gigantic portals, called Propylea, which form so
grand feature in Egyptian architecture. Each
Pylon is adorned with the sculptures of the Pha-
raoh who erected it, of which similar use is
made, as of the Tablet of Abydos, (already men,
toned in notice in this paper.) The date is
about B. c. 1850. 1.-The middle gateway said
Mr.. Giddon, beautiful in proportion, and faced
with the purest granite, was the most perfect of
all up to the year 1888, when Mohammed Ali
caused this magnificent Pylon, which had defed
the Persians and Ptolemy Sathyrus, and had
stood erect for upward of 1880 years, to be
blown up with gunpowder." This atrocity was
penetrated in order to build an indigo factory that
failed to answer its purpose, and was closed in
1910, and also to construct some Saltpetre works
that do not pay, because the chemists, in their
anxiety TO obtain job, forgot that the neighbor-
hood did not furnish sufficient supply of nitrous
earth to suffice for 400 pits. This is only one of
the denominations Of the recreant crew who, of
late years, have cursed the land of Egypt.
Boston Transcript
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The TRIBUNE.
ANOTHER AscEs

ANOTHER ASCENT OF MoNT BLANc.--The
Rhone of LYONS, - We have had another ascension
Of Mon, Blanc the fortunate and rapid of any that
have vet been executed. Friday the 18th of August the
weather being magnificent and giving hopes Of the day
being also beautiful Doctor Edward Odinaire OF Besan
con- determined about eleven O'Clock In the morning.
tempt the and Mr. Edward Tarraz of the
Of proprietor Of the London and England Hotel where
he lodged, proposed accompany him At the
25,h caravan composed Of thirteen persons departed
from Preure A, halcpast six the evening they arrived
a, the rocks Of the GraudAiule,s which they Quilted the
day haipast in the morning They were seen
TO ascend by the old road exposed aaanches and where
the three guides of the Doctors Hame swallowed up
in 1890 A, half.past Mr. Edward Ordnaife who pre-
coded the other travellers with of the guides at
the top where the Of the party reoned him some un
afterwards AT quarter past eleven they were seen 10
scend BIZ the new road and at the evening" Mr. Id
ward Ordnae and his companions received at
the we'll deserved congratulations OF those VINO mac io
lowed them with their eyes with as much pleasure as
ety.
DR.. Ordinaire makes, if we mistake not uie
fifty-fo person that has assembled Mont niahc'
includinp gnides. servants, &C. Ofthis nrlrnoef'
three have been women. The hrs.' we -.
was French woman, who had 10 ~ '"tA "
the arms of her guides up the ias' aS'en'
Whenever an attempt is made, (Which ID seldom
tho whole community of the little valley OF Cha
roonn assemble to watch their progress. There
are no intervening hills to break the view, and
from the time the party leave the valley till the
moment they reach the top, they are scarcely
ever out of sight. The rocks called the Grand
Mulets generally furnish, shelter for the first
night. When they begin to ascend the cone that
forms the extreme top, they appear from the far
down valley like bees slowly crawling over the
pure white mass. The extreme rarity Of the at
1nosphere at that immense hight produces diff
Guilty of respiration and threatens the rupture OF
blood vessel. The descent Of ayalanches from
nights under which they pass, and the opening OF
immense rents in the glaciers partially covered
with snow, render the ascent at all times danger
Gus, and the attempt fool-hardy act unless for
scientific purposes There is not even the excuse
of fine view from the top, for there IS not one
chance out of a dozen that one car see a hundred
rods beyond him when he has reached 1T. Yet
we once saw French woman weep-dehcate
though she was, and fragile-because the snow
was too freshly fallen to make the attempt while
she was there. The guides demand large sum
to undertake it at any time, and will never start
after recent fall Of snow.
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED-Of all
l. rfnsds now known there Is u, on. that can BE- rs. o..
on fo the eue Of that terror 10 the human u
ton That remedy is scHfscS' Pulm9nic syrup
Is succeeded wers every thing else has failed
and will generally succeed curing every of Consumr
ton ere the following tingS ar attended to, VIZ lair
trial severance, and strict coniomlty TO the directions
In ord that this may not b, considered assertion IN
supp9,ted by facts The adet IS referred to pamphlet rub.
shed b the proprietor, which be obtained gratis
any OF his offices, which found number Of cases
the truth Of tins assertion Also Iaay be
pubIi ed where individuals have been cured Of Consumption
mey be- amis to state The resoo Of the res success
Pulonc Syrup |, the powerful purifier the sys
from he Lungs stomach andsTeT Where thers beete
fever night sweats constipation usual symptoms OF Con-
night ,weats, and regulates thu action OF the bowels mskipr
Them haltIy and natural soo,hss md Fpens the disease
and is truly astonishing what Quantities of CO mn
S sy2a s 1 a ag Ya a have
Lungs removed and the patient fnds TO his JOY that is
Prepared BY j. IL Sceuck aud for at has principal Of
No. % South Sxtiseet door below the coner Of
dephio. Also for !9s door below
the corner OF Greenwich iihe only place ;hs city
Boston, No Is Broadway. Albsny. y. Y
The above Offices ARE exclusi'eg for Phe sale Of Pumonc
Syrup. olo I'M J. II. SCHENtK.
NTORISON'S VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
We hereby certify, that Msssre nth SHALL, Of Frank
So N ss N 9eF ea nj st Rr AGENTS
SnxrRxAKp MoAT nor GroEGt TAYLOR, oar late Assnt,
are any authorised 10 'snd oFisons Vegetable Uni
yersal Medicines As many limitations circulation, hi.
Caution becomes highly necessary All persons selling our
Medicines the United States must have the authority OF thu
beCorp-named NessrS FiRTlES Hall.
(Sgnedl MORRISON, NOAT Co, Hysest,.
Bnti II College of Health New Road London Jan. St3
The boye cc,on enanatng from the British College
Health, London viii BE- hauled viii, the warmsst enthusi
asm BIZ the friends Of the HyCelaa S;Sen inasmuch as
tends er1Os< and oppose N. r0fthi.SS cots hich
have been extensively circulated by those who destitute
Of rnoal principle, they ignorant of the healing art"
The invaluable medicines of tn British College may be OBJ
tanned their original purity OF several gentlemen who have
will be found in the New York Courier and Enquirer.-
They be had also III the original packages of the follow
ing sub Agents VIZ:
Siessrs. Paul Pou * Co. 90 John
'' H. II. Schiefen Y Co. lDi ant loo John
J. e Whitlnore Esq. IS soutkst.
Isaac Smell, 1870 Greenwichst.
Peter Hampton, 1870 Canal ST., New Yorh city.
Meser, Post & Lewis, Jericho l.. ].
r. D. Bartwell, Troy, New Yosk.
Mrs Goodlif Utica, do
Nlr w. II. Burts, Rochester, 10
Messrs. Cornwall & Butler, Pokeepsie, y. Y.
:. w !. STYLES. Rhinebeck, do
mat FIRTH HALL, General Agsnsl Franklin sara..
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COMPLAINTS No better evidence Is wanting % show
wonderful efficacy than nent ion that oOboes have been
sold in wear And the most extensively used and
fayoe Cough Medicine that has been introduced into
the United States It is now recommended BY some Of our
cy See the numerous certificates that accompany the dice
ton. 1t superior TO other Cough remedy now in use
For genuine that the outside wrapper Is signed by the
Proprietor WIN BROWN Also, copy right, has cen
cured for the label Entered according act Of ConsesS in
tric curt of Massachusetts,. Also the bottle is stamped
Mrs Gardncr's Indian Basam Of LNerwort and Hoar
hound
For sale by all the Druggists Boston, Dealers Supplied
in Boston by VIM Brown Druggists and families be fur
nsed in New York by A e. D. Sands Druggists, No. 70
Fulton East Broadway, 273 Broadway Price 80 Cts
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r AIDES WITH HAIRY LIPS OR FACE
- Use Bourard Uprootng Powder. 1t takes every part-
Gle OF hair off where it applied and instead of njurng,
really improves The skin, leaving smooth soft and white.
Sold the sign Of the American Eagle, 90 Chatham
Be careful, Sold also State-seet, Boston, Ledger
Buildings Philadelphia; 207 Kingstreet Charleston, S. c.
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BALSAM OF LIVERWORT
Mrs. NJ. y GARDENERS INDIAN
BALSAM OF LlVERWORl' AND
HOURHOUND has now been in ey4p
sive use for the past IS years, and has GAIN
ed a greater reputation than any other ar;i-
Colds, phthisic, Consumption. Asthma
Whoopng Coughs, Bronchitis, and ali
Pulmonary Complaints, and diseases Of the
Lungs, and affections OF the throat, Liver
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T AIDES, DON'T USE COMMON CHALK
IL tooks bad tnjuIes the skin and makes look yellow
Try Bourards Spanish Lily White the face neck
pure e-like aabaster whitenes Sold the sign of the
American Eagle 50 Chahamstree n Y3s Fulton-stfeet
Brookyn 2i3 BroadstIes Newark Statesmen Boston;
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-
SHAKER HOSIERY.


INT AND FLANNEL UNDER SHIRTS
IN aad Drawers, Manufactured BY the SHAKERS of Mer.
smacS County \. f. Persons wishing superior article
OF uner clothing, suitable for the coming combining
durability with warmth either Wholesale retail are in.
rted 70 call on the Agent where they viii be certain Of
tn the genuine article where also be found Shirts
Stocks, CAPS, Linen Collars aud Bosoms Cap Trimmings
Pasn snanelel and Top Leather Umbrellas rerfumeTr
sc. &c. &c. q. w. GORJJH ar.1r -
OLE D&>Wlm. 26 Maiden Laae between Pearl Wsters
HNlE HOWARD INSURANCE Company
4 Capital $500 COO; Office No. 81 Wast This Comn,,,
aud inland navigation. y ms
j. Philips PhaaS. William Couch, Micah Micah Bsd hamIenee
Joha Morrison, B. l. Wolfe, Nathaniel Weed,
yoSe?}l b. FArnum' sannlng { Tucker John Rankin,
Dayi,i Lee MeiSs ID. Benjamin, John D Wolf.
Caet o tlslstead, Wam w Todd Fsrdinand S Sl
Henri o. Thompson, K. HAVENS rysss;JsnI'
Lkwls HILLS, as.ssse .!-- ds
TENTuCKY AND MASSA CHUSETTSC COW
N NllSSlONER.-JoHNO OSBORNE SARGENT NJ
= W a'''stree' wy VI .,eN.I OH ol2 3twme
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r LIQUID AMBER.-This unequaIIed medicinal

T loud AMBER.-This unequalled medicinal
IL compound is warranted 10 be ehectual remedy ir
scaids burns cuts contusioas scroiula, letter.
sat-rsum scad head ulcers BARRIERS itch and all diseases
Of the skin from whatever Ii will also remove sun
burn tan eckles pmpes on the lace &C. giving the com
pe1on white delicate softness that nothing else will i'm
part and for cleansing and preserving the teeth anu gums and
cleansing the mouth and throat OF fever II Is unva
led For purposes Of the toilette bathing shaw &c al
acknowledge its oh"r aatice ever
1t Will etfecuay paint pitch grease and the like
from silk woclen cotton iabric without the least damage
For sale wholesale and retail by the Propreors John
street second floor opposite Thorbums. liberal discount
allowed those who buy to sell again
a. WARNER s co. Sole Proprletors.
AcEHTs58 Bowery; 75 Broadway corner Eighth street;
sl Broadway Grand street; Bunker, Chambe
street and West Broadway; Cou,. corner franklin and
Church VIM Robertson S6 Baltimore street. Ba III
more: c. rockingham Broadway, State Albany
T w. Newcomb & CO. 3o5 River street. Troy Hart 27s
Broadway Chambert1eet Mcclure, 100 Fultonst.
Bulletin Office. Beekman and Nassau-streets Bros
Hubbard, 70 John-street. SIT
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rgNO THE VARIOUS FIRE COMPANIES IN
L THE UNITED STATES.-The subscriber would ne
specially call the attention OF the various Fire Companies in
the Uniou the new and beautiful assortment of BRASS
FIRE TORCHES and SIGNAL LANTERNS which he
finished IN the beautiful manner and are OF splendid
and elaborate designs. Companies cn abroad who may
wish the patterns of the before purchans can
obaA letter sheet of patterns with the pceS TO EACH by
applying by mail 10 The subscriber and they may rely OBJ
tan:n precisely such article the pattern they
lect. Deck Lifte, German Silver Figures Shirts Sc
MARTIN W. EAlMONS,
s27 IN IA sumo. sfraar Nov vi,
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remedy viii fail to quiet forever the unmeTcui
offender ~ ~
The Glove Anodyne is me best Of all tooth ache RENE
IL HedIat and effects, curing most yio
lent tooth ache pain in the gums in one minute
Experience has proved that this anodyne composition vii
give Immediate aud permanent relief after the failure of every
other remedy 1t pleasant the and smell will not
ure tn teeth gums many way and few applications will
entire the pain and from decayed rooh so
that 1t may be filed and rendered useful as ever When the
PAIN proceeds from the face from the gums around tooth
apparently sound this application will give speedy relief b.
rubin: few drops on the part affected. Price IS cents.
ale BY David Sands Co., No II East Broadway 70
Grant,. Buildings. %, I'm
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W WONDERFUL INVENTION 10 force the
y growth OF Human Hair-Tria bottles opl,. . ti;
Ihr names of some of respectable citizens can he
shown who have used this and fOlnd all IS here
All ald see them at store they certify that, hsyn need
Coral Hair Restorative they found possess these
II WILL DRESS AND SOFTEN THE uAip
STOP ITS FALLING OFF AND CLEAN IT
lislve!y makes the hair grow. and keeps II in order
oS Time sold al the OF the American Eagle 81 Cha
aStTeet price OF 8shillnss. 1879 Fultoue,, Brook
stae-stree Boston, Ledger Buildings PhilsdsInIia
20l klRgstreet, Charleston S C. T7 pa
SEWER IN NlNTH-STREET, from the Fifth
son has been presented in the Board Of Aldermen for b
oi Sewer In Ninth-street from the Fifth n the
PERSONS Interested III the proposition and on
S 4fias % same are requested their obec,oas IN
~ h 20 . e Undersigned at his Office Hail of Records on
" ee'o'e 'F7 '"' Gay o. ovemb-r, proximo.
a., O.. JOHN EVEN, Street Commission
Street Commissioners Office Oct 30th 1919 l
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GuDERVLL's GERMAN PLASTER

4 post eiiectoaI remedy tori tie fol.owIng M
"a !. ans Conrs, Cuts BIuises Buraq Sc.ld, LOW.
Salt len Ague Frosted Fre RHsnaa,i,m soI soai
teysr Sores liIp cogpllni, Sc IN boxes from one 20 ioa
Thu plaster has ussl III, great sac for M last
FL FL v rs 9 ihes1 w12 make use Of it viii fn yeTy USE
,u Il @ Ei,s - thousands can 4teAIy testify ra
Is si IoIis Fn s ,s wan.
10 "1stonsteet, MIS-. Sparkling, ii Sconj hvenue C.
Ns oo fSne col msqs St a a Cannon book-
Reed's thread and needle store Fukon..I. OF Inn
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DOLIsH YOUR STOVES AND GRATES.-

DOLISH YOUR STOVES AND CRATES
with VIM Browns Pencil Paste 30 better evidence Of neat
and Crates WI polished We would recommend for this
in rolls which cost but 2i cents and has advantages
brighter lasts Longer and is used with much less dust and
brush you set ct 1, be1ntiiu polish For sale at WM
Druggist and Grocery Stores in Boston, Salem, Lowell
Worcester, Portland: Springfield
Dealers and Families can b supplied of A. s. D. Sands
Druggists, No. 10 Futonstreet 273 Broadway; II East
Broadway. 0l6 i'm
KEYSER'S PERFECT AIR TIGHT STOVE.
new and beautiful artce combining the two most es
immense saving fuel They came before the public with
the approval of nearly all the physicians and public men OF
the city both regards health aud comfort and to students
and OF sedantary habits they invaluable The sarfng
oJuel IS immense, and the pattern arranged with
safety rGlce which precludes the possibility of any danger
from explosion They have beautiful cast iron base and ton
and hearth in 'front.' and by far the most splendid ar
uce that has been offered in market Nothing will 90
SO far TO recommend the tight Stove as its great sale
which 5000 sold in the city Boston in one wear
and over thousand this city during the past
The prices low, varying from Sc to S2 and their
Perfect operation Is III all Cases guaranteed the purchaser
They are also arranged with if desired which makes
the article complete. Also Keyses celebrated Cooking Ran
ses, and Stoves OF various patterns.
JOHN H. KEYSER, No. 1891 WATERSHED
s2S 3ln doors from Beekman.street N-w- York.
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GacE1, .ELIZABETH-PORT AND NEW
ez.@A4a=IYoRK FERRY COMPARTMENTS
syl.EssssEzrGsZlA ERA SGEMEHT:-Far l2a Cents
The Steamboats, WATER-WlTCH and CINDERELLA
ply daily from Port to touching at New
On and after the 22d day of October ls43,
At II and lO O'Clock A. NJ At 81 and l0s O'Clock A NJ.
At aud st O'Clock, P Al. At IL and O'Clock, P. Nj.
Ats oclock A. NJ and P NJ Alto O'Clock A. Nj. and A PM
n B-passengers for Westfeld Scotch Plains Plained
Bound Brook, Somerve Easton and Schooeys Mountain,
by the Ezabeh-town and Somervle Railroad Cars, will
leave New York in the 81 o'clock boat the morning, and
the II and O'Clock boats in the afternoon
Passengers from the 8. O'Clock boat will leave Somerre in
stages Easton and for Schooeys Mountain the arrival
OF the Somerville.
The Horse Car will leave the front Of the Union Hotel quar-
of an hour previous to the departure OF each boat.
All baggage at the risk of its owner. o23
TT ONLY REGULAR LINE FOR NEW
aTrt ORLEANS-The following fst class packets will
Ea-sail punctuay asadverised weather permitting,
passage free,
The SHAKESPEARE, Captain A Mercer, 10th Nov.
The ORLEANS, Captain Sears the 9Th OF November.
The SARATOGA, Captain Russell, 18th November.
The accommodations of these ships for cabin second cabin
and seeraCe passengers such fail every
comfort passengers during the voyage.
The ships of this line have commenced their regular
trips and will sail punctu lyevery five days throughout the
Passengers may, therefore, rely not being detained
The pce OF pass being low, those wishing to
berhs either of the above packets do by applying
w. 81 T. PSCOTT
At their General Passage Office, 43 Peck slip,
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COLLEGE OF PHARMACY OF THE CITY
~ OF NEW-YORK.-The regular Winter course of Lee.
lures OF this institution Will commence Monday the 9th Of
November al the College Rooms, 2S5 Broadway
On Chemistry-Air. LAWRENCE REID.
On Materia Msdics aud Pharmacy-BENJAsnN W. W.
McCREApY, NJ. ID.
During the coarse of Lectures Chemistry. particular
Terence viii o msdeo the application of the cience
70 he business OF the eoeeary and when the subject
be gwen BY showing the method
of the most important articles sed in Medicine and the Ats
so, oT eaeh e9ass at 81 can be had Mr. Adaon
and Pearstres, Mr. Aspnwall Wiliiamtrsrt and Mr.
MsahiII 1Ii oLo@onay. o2Smoy7t
IMPORTANT To UMBRELLA MaKFRS-
4 100 gress Top No,ches of different sizes
1850 Tips 10 match, cheaper and better ,h., ~,
manufactured in the United States For SALE al lei rrnr
by JAMES g. MOFFET
oil lm' Manufacturer
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WHO CAN MISTAKE a WIG, however
w artuy prepared for the natural and living growth OF
the hair There is dull dead look, artificial stiffness
about counterfeit which orbds It's being tor nc
genuine article And yet nineteen ont OF twenty lot
one tenth the money that Wig costs the bald scalp may
made bring forth its covering instead OF being De-
holden 20 any thatcher of scul. second hand adjournment
The yerna showers conducive TO Than
Is Jayues Hair Tonic the growth OF the Hair. III sickness
or sorrow OF any other cause has sho your brow It's CuS
erng curs and hnned the redundant sdeocks which
burst in such from beneath your fashionable bea-
ver Jaynes Hair Tonic will life and 10 the roots
which still remain and in incredibly short space OF time
restore Your Hyperion Curls' in all their ps beauty
Those who have been for Years endeaV 10
cultivate whskers and moustaches will find this PREPARATION
the true Elirr VitG
- Sold By A. B. s. D. SANDS. Druggists wholesale
and retail No 10 Fuonsreet, 273 Broadway and East
Rreadroy ole I'm
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REFINED SUGARS.

REFINED SUIARS,
AT THE FOLLOWING LOW CASH PRICES.
NIOOLSEY & WOOLSEY offer this stand
w ard quality Double Refined Sugar follows namely:
Losf iii cents per lb When less than packages are
Crashed Ia q purchased half cent per pound
Powdered. IL I" .' J additional.
The above packed as follows:
Loaves IN boxes of 300 lbs.
Crushed in bbls. of 200
Powdered in '' - $50 a.
Apply to the NewYork Patent Sugar Refinery corner Of
South and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AZ SO w a!l-street
~ B-Orders out Of the city be accompanied By q
remittance. 81 I'm
DEFINED SUGARS.-R. L. & A. STUART
soer for sale the qualities their Refined Sugars
quantities of five packages and upwards the following
cash prices:
STANDARD Doub Loaf Sugar, ~ cents per pound.
Crushed ia
Ground Sugar I'd quality, Iii {"
The above packed follows, without charge for pack
age
Loaves in boxes of 300.
Crushed IN barrels Of 200
Ground in barrels Of go.
Apply the Refinery No 2s5 Greenwich corner Of Cham,
ber Orders OF the city must be accompanied o.
remittance HIM