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MISCELLANEOUS ADVEETISEMENTS.
THE PITT
TEFIO SWIiiiriO
EDINBURGH.
STREET
BATH,
THIS elegant, commodious, and Fiest-class
SWIMMING BATH, is open Daily
from Six Morning till Ten o'clock Evening,
except Sundays, when it is open from Six to
Half-past Nine o'clock morning only. Bath-
ing Area, 2,800 square feet. Depth of Water,
Three to Seven feet. Ample space for those
who cannot Swim will be found at the
shallow end of the Bath. In warm weather
the Water (of crystal transparency) stands
at about 60 degrees, a temperature which
will be found cool and bracing, and yet tem-
perate. At other times the temperature is
brought up sufficiently high to admit of
Bathers feeling quite at ease in the water,
however cold the weather may be outside.
A little before Dusk, the Bath Hall is bril-
liantly illuminated, to suit evening Bathers.
The charge of Admission is — Gentlemen,
6d. ; Youths above 14 and not exceeding 17
years of age, 4d. ; Boys, 14 years of age or
under, 3d. Sets of Admission Tickets, Twelve
in number, and useable at pleasure, can be
had at 25 per cent, discount.
Towels, and the usual Toilet requisites,
supplied to Bathers by the Establishment,
free of charge.
!DM0N8T0N£ GOAL AND FIRE
BRICK DEPOT,
ST LEONARB'S, EDINBURGH.
A DAILY SUPPLY of all the different
kinds of the above Coal, fresh from
the Pits, can be had at the Depot as above.
Orders given at the Office, or sent by Post
to Alex. Bussell, the Proprietor's Agent,
jaromptly attended to.
N.B. — The Trade siippliedon the usual Terms,
PREST0NGRAN6E GOAL,
DIAMOND, JEWEL, AND SPLINT.
AEEGULAR SUPPLY of the above ex-
cellent Coal can always be had at the
North British Railway Station, Edinburgh.
Orders sent to Thomas Jackson, Preston-
grange Colliery Office, North Bridge Depot,
punctually attended to.
DALKEITH GOAL.
DALKEITH COLLIERY OFFICE,
ST LEONARD'S.
EGULAR SUPPLIES (fresh from the
Pits every day) of the following well-
known Coals : —
Best Jewel Coal.
Smeaton Jewel Coal.
Coronation Coal.
Household Coal.
Orders addressed to George Baigrie, Pro-
prietor's Agent, at the above Office, punctually
attended to.
House — 9 Parkside Street.
JAMES SWORD,
COAL MERCHANT,
SOLE AGENT FOB, WELL WOOD COAL.
Offices, Railway Stations, Scotland, Street,
Granton, and Leith.
English, Wallsend, and Fifeshire Coal,
Depot, Old Bridge-end, Leith.
WISHAW and SLAMANNAN COAL
supplied from the Canal and different
Railway Stations, at Current Prices ; and
prompt attention to orders can be depended
A DAILY supply of the above famed Coal,
fresh from the Pits.
Orders received for all other Scotch and
English Coal, at the lowest current prices.
JOHN SMITH,
CALEDONIAN RAILWAY DEPOT.
JOHN SMITH,
Paper-Makers' Agent,
WAREHOUSE, No. 21 BREAD STREET.
HOUSE, 8 DOWNIE PLACE,
EDINBURGH