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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Wm. MOETIMER,
18 North Bridge, Edinburgh.
FOREIGN GOLD AND SILVER
MONEYS EXCHANGED.
GOLD, Silver, Old Coins, Epaulettes, Lace,
Australian and Calif ornian Gold, Gilders'
Skewings, Bookbinders' Eags, &c.. Bought.
Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds, Pearls,
and Jewels, Bought and Sold, or Exchanged.
Scotch Pebbles, Jaspers, Cairngorms, Pearls,
Gems, &c.
Dentists' Gold in Plate and Wire, Platina
in Gauze, Plate, and Wire, always on hand.
1 HUNTER,
SIRICHEN'S CLOSE, 104 HIGH STREET,
EDINBURGH.
SURGEON-DENTIST,
AY be consulted upon any Branch of
his Profession from 10 am. to 7 p.m.
Attendance to the Poor Gratis from 9 to
10 A.M.
80-B Princes Street, Edinburgh.
STAMMERING,
AND ALL MAL-ARTICULATIONS PERFECTLY AND
PERMANENTLY REMOVED.
PRIVATE LESSON'S IN" ELOCUTION.
Classes for Students during the College Winter Session.
A WEEKLY SERIES OF PUBLIC EEADINGS
In Buccleucti Street Hall, from November till April.
Professor A. Melville Bell, 13 S. Charlotte Street,
TO FREEMASOfyS AND OTHERS.
OEAIG & CO., Tailors, Clothiers, and
» Hatters, supply the HIGHLAND
COSTUME, and MASONIC PARAPHER-
NALIA, in all their departments, on the
Shortest Notice, and at the lowest possible
remuneration.
3 Leith Street Terrace, near the Register
Office, Edinburgh.
FRENCH GLEANING AND DYEING
ESTABLISHI^ENTS.
H. WOE.THAM,
1 QUEEN STREET, and
50 LONDON STREET, EDINBURGH,
SILK MQ WOOLLEN DYER.
Silks, Satins, and Velvets, Cleaned or Dyed.
Damasks, Moreens, Table-Covbrs, Carpets,
&c.. Cleaned.
India and British Shawls Cleaned.
Kid Gloves Cleaned, free from smell.
3Iot(,rning Dyed every Week.
Parcels forwarded to all parts of the Kingdom.
Every Description of Lace Cleaned, Mended,
Transferred, and elegantly arranged into
articles of the Present Fashion, by
Lace Mender and Cleaner to
HER MAJESTY and the Court.
Clear-Starching in all its Branches.
Parcels safely sent to all parts of the Kingdom.
A. ^ J.
SILK, WOOL, & COTTON DYERS, SCOURERS,
AND CLEAR-STARCHERS.
WOEKS—
Inglis Green Bleachfield, Slateford.
OFFICES—
39-A Queen Street, and 1-5 Picardy Place,
Edinburgh.
Their Vans are sent to all parts of the City
Daily, to Receive and Deliver Goods.
ESSRS P. ^
SILK-DYESS, SCOURERS, &c.
RESPECTFULLY intimate, that, for the
convenience of their Customers and
the Public, they have opened the shop
No. 5 South St David Street,
where Goods will be received and given out
in connexion with their long-established and
well-known Premises at
No. 1 Heriot Buildings, leith Walk.