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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
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OBSERVE! OBSERVES
THE mimm establishments,
25 & 81 St Mary's Wynd.
WANTED to purchase, Cast-off "Wearing
Apparel of every description, Naval
and Military Uniforms, &c.
Ladies and gentlemen of Edinburgh and
Vicinity, are most respectfully informed that
large quantities of the above are wanted for
home sale and exportation.
The highest price will be decidedly given
in cash.
N.B. — Orders by post most punctually at-
tended to.
Address-JAMES M'lVER, Clothier,
25 or 81 St Mary's Wynd,
Edinburgh.
EDMONSTONE
GOAL & FmE-BRIGK WORKS,
Office— St Leonard's Depot, Edinburgh.
A REGULAR supply of Edmonstone Coal
can be had as above, or delivered in
any part of Edinburgh.
Also FiREFEOOF Chimney Cans, Flower
Vases, Fire-Brick, Fire-Brick Pavement.
Orders sent to Andrew Gray, Proprietors'
Agent, will meet with prompt attention.
WELLWOOD COAL.
"OEGULAR supplies of this well-known
J\ Coal are received here per the Edin-
burgh, Perth, and Dundee Railway, direct
from the WELLWOOD COLLIERIES at
Duntermlixe. These Coals are particularly
recommended to Families, Public Offices,
Bakers, &c., who wish a Coal of the very
finest quality.
The Subscriber is Sole Agent for the WeU-
wood Coals, in Edinburgh, and no other Coal
is sold by him.
THOMAS BAIGRIE.
Scotland Street Station, Edinburgh,
Granton, and 43 Charlotte Street, Leith.
House,— Windlestrawlee.
DALKEITH GOAL
DALKEITH COLLIERY OFFICE,
ST LEONAED'S.
EEGULAR SUPPLIES (fresh from the
Pits every day) of the following well-
known Coal : —
Best Jewel Coal.
Smeaton Jewel Coal.
Coronation Coal.
Household Coal.
Orders addressed to George Baigrie, Pro-
prietors' Agent at the above Office, punctually
attended to.
N".B. — ^0 Agency charged for Coal ordered at
this Office.
North British Railway Stations, North
Bridge, Edinburgh.
A REGULAR SUPPLY of the above
strong heated useful Coal can be had,
or delivered in any part of Edinburgh.
Orders sent to John Kinlay, No. 1 Coal
Office, below the North Bridge, or to No. 4
Arthur Street, will meet with prompt atten-
tion.
Edinburgh, May 1854.
CHARLES BROWN
BEGS leave to intimate that he has now,
and will continue to have, a regular
supply of the well known Benhar Coal, of
superior quahty, from a Newly Opened Pit.
Also all kinds of Scotch Coal, by Railway and
Canal, at the lowest current prices.
Genuine WaUsend EngUsh of the finest
quality.
Apply to Charles Brown, St Leonard's
House, St Leonard's Depot, and at No. 3 Hay-
market Station.
A SUPPLY of COAL from COLTNESS
COLLIERY (Wishaw), to Caledonian
Railway Depot, Lothian Road. It is a soft,
lasty, superior article, having a good deal of
the quality of English Coal.
Apply to George Russell, Manager for
Charles Brown, at the Depot, Lothian Road,
or to Charles Brown, St Leonai-d's House,
and 3 liaymarket Station (West End), agent
for the above.