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MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORV.
LXV
OBSERVE.
LARGE QUANTITIES OF
SECOND-HAND CLOTHES
WANTED TO PURCHASE.
WOOD-YARD AND WORK-
SHOPS,
6, RICHMOND PLACE, EDINBURGH.
LADIES and GENTLEMEN are respect-
fully informed that large quantities of
Cast-off clothes, Naval and Military Uniforms,
are wanted to purchase for Home Sale and Ex-
portation, for which the highest price will be
given in cash.
Orders by post will be punctually attended to.
Please address, HENRV CONWAY, Clothes
Agent, 19, St Mary"s Wynd, Edinburgh.
CLOTHING DEPOSITORY,
No. 4, ST MARY'S WYND.
MRS CONWAY, in returning grateful
tlianivs for the continued su[)j)ort she
has received, begs to intimate, that the business
is still carried on (in all its branches) in the
same Equitable Manner which has secured such
Decided Pr. ference for the last Twenty- Five
year."!. Mrs C. can with confidence assuie her
friends, that her foreman is highly qi.ialitied. by
lona" experience, to make up, in tlie first style of
fashion, Gentlemen's and Boys' Apparel, which
•will be sold at very Moderate Prices.
Observe— J. CONWAY, No. 4, ST MARY'S
WYND, Second Shop from Canongate.
N.B. — Punctual attendance given at place of
residence to all orders by post or otherwise.
UPHOLSTERERS', COACH-
MAKERS', & PAINTERS'
GENE HAL FU It NISHIN G
WAREHOUSE.
ROBERT MtlNIlO, (succpssor to the 1»te
Robert Williamson), Wood Meh chant,
JoiNEn, &i Undeiitakfr. has alivaya on t'and
•seasoned Cut Woods, incltidine FIR, BIRCH,
BEKCFf, ASH, ELM, PLANE, HME,
CHESTNUT, &c., al-o VENEERS.
R. M. is usinff const«r t t-nd-'avour to scqu're f r
tl.is long-e-i'atil shert yard the char<ict f of re()lete-
n'S9 in variety and con lition of Wondu whmh it
possessed undur h's pri dec ssor ; an I '>e respi c fully
sulici-s the mppurt of tie n^im^rfus friends if his
'a Uei-in-liw (the late INIr Williamson), whose
ram ly are interested in the HU<-ec«s 01 t..e bjsiue'S.
Joiner Work of every description executed with
economy and dispatch.
BEDSTEADS, TENT, FMEVCH. AND OPEBA,
TaBLFS, CHaIHS. &C.,
At the lowest remim^iaiive prices, for rash.
Funerals conducted on moderate term.<<.
F'T Ide i-oiiv, ui.iii-e ol tue TiaJc, bHELLS
([irice 6s.) always leiniy.
Turner Work by experienced lands.
BELL-HANGING AND
WINDOW BLINDS.
'ir.SnEUE and PHELPS have always
on hand an extensive Stock of the vari-
ous articles required bv the Trade, comprising
FLOOR-CLOTHS, Mattings, CARPETINGS,
Crumb Cloths, Rugs, Tal>le Covers, Moroccos,
Hair and Hair ClV.th, Silk Flock; COACH-
MAKERS' TRIMMINGS, Gig Cloths, Japan-
ned Cloths, Enamelled and Japanned Hidps and
Splits, Goats, Roans, &c. PAPER HANGINGS
in endless variety of patterns. A select Stock
of CABINET IRONMONGERY, Best British
Plate Glasses Silvered, Painters' Brushes of
superior make, Varnishes, French Polish, &c.
W^nOI.ESAIE AND ReTAIL
Victoria House, 9, Waterloo Place, Edinburgh.
53, George Street.
■^^ILLIAM BR Y DEN, late Partner of
T T the Firm of John Bryden & Sons, Bell-
Hangers, A''enetian, and Spring Roller \V indow
Blind Manufacturers, No. 80. Rose Street (which
partnership has now been dissolved), begs leave
to inform his Friends and the Public, that he
continues to carry on the above business in all
its departments, on his own account, and has
opened a Shop, No. 6 '<, George Street, under
the tirm of William Bryden & Son.
W. B. & S have the satisfaction of stating
that the foremen in all the different branches,
and also tlie principal workmen, who have beea
from ten to upwards of twenty years with the
late firm, still continue in their employment;
so that those who may favour them with orders
will find them executed by the same experienced
workmen, and upon the same principle which
has hitherto given so much satisfaction.
Repairs executed in Town or Country.
No. 55, George Street, opposite the Ai-^emb^y
Rooftn, where SpecimenB are fitted up fur hw
speciion.
Edinburgh, January 18, 1846.