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35 Dates of Siouah.
36 Aqua, pressed dates of Ghizeh.
37 Tobacco of Upper Egypt.
38 Fruits of palm, Doum. 39 Mildew oil.
*10 Rice, ordinary, of Damietta.
41 Rice, white, of Damietta,
42 Rice, red, of Damietta.
43 Pois chiches grillis.
44 Refined sugar from the manufactory at Minich.
45 Refined sugar of the steam manufactory.
46 Fenugru of Lower Egypt.
47 Raw sugar. 48 Half refined sugar.
49 Plant, good for eating, tlabelaziz.
50 Liquorice paste. 51 Mustard seed.
52 Wheat of Upper Egypt, first choice.
53 Lettuce-oil. 54 Dates in preserve.
55 Carthame oil. 56 Honeycomb of Mehalech.
57 Large olives in oil.
58 Olives, ordinary quality.
59 White honey of Mehalech, first quality.
60 Dates in honey, from the province of Charkye.
61 White honey of Mansourah.
62 White honey of Charkye.
63 Three vases of butter, different kinds.
64 Tamarinds. 65 Troc-ne.
66 Sugar candy. 67 Linseed.
68 Wheat of UpperEgypt. 69 Wheat of Lower Egypt.
70 White Indian corn.
71 Castor-oil seed. 72 Clover seed.
73 Barley of Upper Egypt.
74 Sessamum seed.
75 Rice of Rossetta, Fahl.
76 Cumin seed. 77 Fennel. 78 Anise seed.
79 Indigo of the country. SO Poppy seed.
81 Clover seed of Meskaoui.
82 Boutargue of Damiette.
83 Rice of Rosetta, Aiiselbent.
84 Beans of Lower Egypt.
85 Small Indian corn, yellow, Eouedgi.
86 Rice of Rosetta, first quality.
87 Small white Indian corn of Bcnisouct.
88 Harico of the country.
89 Beans of Upper Egypt.
90 Small red Indian corn, Eouedgi.
91 Yellow Indian corn.
92 Small white Indian com of Lower Egypt.
93 Wheat of the province of Charkye.
94 Barley of Lower Egypt.
95 Pois chiches of Upper Egypt.
96 Lentils of Upper Egypt.
97 Pois chiches of Lower Egypt.
98 Lentils of Lower Egypt.
99 Yellow Indian corn of Turkey.
100 Saffron. 101 Peas. 102 Sesame oil.
103 Sugar for Turkish drink (sorbets).
104 Sugar-canes. 105 Flax combed by machine.
106 Mako cotton, first quality.
107 Flax of Fayoum. 108 Flax of Menauf.
109 Hemp seed. 110 Lupins. Ill Essence of mint.
112 Club of ebony of Sennar.
113,114 Homs of antelopes and gazelle.
115 Elephant teeth of Soudan. 116 Virgin wax.
117—119 Horns of rhinoceros, wild bull, and capricorns.120 Gum of Sennar, chosen. 121 Gum of Sennar.
122 Mimosa seeds. 123 Cardamomum.
124, 125 Horns of buffalo and of the ox.
126 Maps, ordinary, of Upper Egypt
127 Skin of crocodile. 128 Mat for cheese.
129—131 Oil of cotton seed, turnip, and linseed.
132 Fibres of the date-tree.
133 Tray of date-leaves of Rosetta.
134 Sea island Cotton, cultivated by T. W. Larkins.
135 Rose-water of Fayrum.
136 Mint-water of Rosetta.
137 Orange-flower water.
138—140 Sample of alizier wood, of sycamore, and ofpalm, Doum.
141, 142 Trunk of date-tree; of ebony of Sennar.
143 Piece of ebony. 144 Rules of ebony, Sennar.
145 Piece of sweet palm-tree. 146 Acacia wood.
147—149 Sample of palm-tree, Doum; of date-tree; ofazedarak.
150 Net of fibres of date-tree.
151 Cotton of second quality.
152 Hemp. 153 Coffee-mill.
154 Mill to be worked by the hands.
155 Trough for paste and bread.
156—158 Sieves for sesamum wheat and Indian corn.159—161 IJorse-hair sieve, and two silk sieves.
162 Measure in wood, bound in iron, ltouht.
163 Weight in brass. 164 Goat-skin bottle.
165 Steel-yard, with its appendages. 166 Flints.
167 Basket of dates. 168 Wooden locks.
Fick-axe. 170 Bill-hook. 171 Sickle for clover.Hoe. 173 Egyptian plough.
Norez machine to sow seed.
Cotton cloth for cacatonos of a frigate.
176 Cotton cloth for topsail of a vessel or man-of-war.
177 Cotton cloth for cacatonas of a vessel or man-of-war.
178 Cotton cloth for topsail of a frigate.
179 Cambric printed in the manufactory, Shoulbraok.
180 Cotton cloth, unbleached, Bissa.
181 Cotton cloth, bleached, Bissti.
182 Cotton cloth, bleached, Settine.
183 Sail-cloth for the boats of the Nile.
184 Cotton cloth for soldiers’ shirts.
185 Cambric, unbleached. 186 Cotton cloth, Borsato*
187 Cotton cloth for soldiers’ pantaloons.
188 Woollen brown covering.
White woollen belts of Upper Egypt.
Coat in black wool.
Coat of fellah, in black wool.
Cap of fellah, in brown beaver. ,
Melaye, in silk, red ground, stripes worked in £°'“'Ilahara veil, in black silk, for female.
Silk piece goods, violet colour, in four stripes.
_ _ Silk piece goods, dark green, in orange stripes.
197 Apron, in dark blue, with yellow and red border- _198—201 Silk piece goods: violet, with two st,r $ g]dark blue, with four stripes; yellow striped; crossed in bm •
202 Table cloth, in silk, red ground, chine" in gold.
203 Silk piece goods, crossed in red.
204 Towel, with borders. . . j -
205—210 Silk piece goods: dark purple; crossed vvj,
green, with two stripes ; violet, rod, with two stripes; rwith gfeen stripes.
211 Silk and gold fringe, for divans.
212 Sample of gold and silk fringe, for curtains.
Fringe in gold, to ornament divans.
Samples of gold fringe, for divans.
Crape, of red silk.
_Plaited silk, of different colours.
217 Silk dark-blue cords, to suspend pistols.
218 Pair of garters, in silk and gold.
219 Tassel of dark-blue silk, for turbucho. f r in8 e '
220 Sample of plaited gold. 221 Sample ot g
Samples of fringe, in various colours. handle 8 '
Fringes of silk and gold, to ornament swCavalry sword, in bluo and gold.
Samples of plaited silk and gold. nvvnt.Linen cloth, for packing, fromDromodary saddle, with its appendag
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