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MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.
[^Supervision of Coal — Continued.
certificate from the lady, furnished complete
proof against the delinquents.
For the expense of this supervising Esta-
blishment the Railway Company make no charge;
— their Inspectors register the -weight and qua-
lity of the Coal, and the name of the carter,
and the)' watch the conduct of the carter as he
passes along the streets — all gratis.
RULES.
1st, Never receive Coals without the Inspec-
tor's certificate stamp of weight and quality —
a fac-simile of which is given below, as stamped
in red colour on each invoice accompanying
coal that is correct in weight and in quality.
2dly, Attend to the hour of departure
marked on the invoice, and if the carter appears
to have been more time than necessary, reject
his coals.
3dly, Never allow the certificate to be kept
and carried away by the cai-ter ; but let it be
destroyed, or inclosed back to the Manager or
the Inspector if it has any appearance of being
a forgery.
4thly, If Coals appear, on delivery, to be
of a different quality from what were ordered,
a competent person shall be sent to inspect
them, on application being made to the Inspec-
tor.
N.B. — His address is — The Coal Inspec-
tor, Edinburgh and Dalkeith Railway, St
Leonard's Depot.
EDINBURGH & DALKEITH
RAILWAY COAL.
JOHNSTONE & BRIGGS,
COAL MERCHANTS,
No. 1, Railway Depot, St Leonards,
>EG to intimate that they receive daily
supplies of the following CoaX, fresh from
the Pits, and carefully hand-picked, viz. : —
Sir John Hope's New Craighall, and Edmon-
ston ; also Arniston ; Newbattle ; Dalkeith and
English Wallsend.
Fami ies favouring them with their orders
may rely on being promptly supplied with a
good and well-selected Article, (aJ the lowest
possible Cash price,) one of the Firm being in
constant attendance. For the Regulation, De-
livery, <Wid Check on Fraud, see the foregoing
Advertisements — viz., Edinburgh and Dalkeith
Bailway Company's,
IHOS. DIXON, Coal Merchant, 1, St
Leonard Street, hereby intimates to
his Friends and the Public, that he continues to
supply, at the current prices, the different kinds
of Scotch and English Coal.
EDINBURGH & DALKEITH
RAILWAY COAL.
CHARLES BROWN, Coal Llerchant, Re-
moving to No. 4, St Leonard's Depot,
begs to intimate to his friends and the public,
that he still continues to supply Sir John
Hope's New Craighall and Edmonston, also the
Newbattle, Dalkeith, and Arniston Diamond,
Jewel, Household, Chews, and Dross Coal;
also best English — all carefidly selected, and
at moderate prices, (for Ready Money.) After
the Term, Whitsunday, all Orders to be ad-
dressed to Chables Brown, No. 4, St Leonai'd's
Depot.
CRAIGHALL & EDMON-
STON COAL.
FRESH SUPPLIES of these Superior
Coals, are received daily at the Railway
Depot, St Leonard's. Apply to any of the
Coal Merchants in Edinburgh, or to
JOHN MOFFAT,
Sir John Hope's Office, St Leonards Depot.
THE
DUKE OF BUCCLEUCH'S
DALKEITH COAL.
lEGULAR supplies of the well-known
Smeaton, Jewel, and Dalkeith Coronation
Coal, are received daily at the Railway Depot,
St Leonards.
N.B. — By ordering Coal at this Office you
have them at the wholesale prices, and thereby
save Is. per ton charged by Coal Merchants.
Apply to
J. BATHGATE, Proprietors' Salesman.
COAL.
JOHN NOBLE, Coai. Merchant, 6, Port-
Hopetoun, hereby intimates to his Friends
and the Public, that he continues to supply, at
the current prices, the different kinds of Canal,
Lothian Railway, and English Coal.
N.B. — Paid on delivery.