... added the above to the cther departments They have secured the services of a femule of great experience, from one of the largest outiitting establish- ments, to supermtcnd this important B pels ; and having an extensive stock of rools, requ © for his trade, always on hand, they are conlident of be ble to exee te suy orders wey be with, in at ¥ ner, ewest Patterns n CHEMIZE, SLEEPING-GOWNS, pnt ...

... Caledonian EDINBURGH, THURSDAY, JUNE 3. A SECOND EDITION of the MERCURY is published every = Monday Afternoon, containing Reports of the London Corn and Cattle Markets of that day, the state oi the Funds and all other intelligence received by Telegraph. The Second Edition can be forwarded, in most instances, to any part of the Country by the Mails of that Evening. - A candidate has at last ...

... The private expenditure of his Excellency the Earl of Eglintoa, in Dublin, is said to average fully L.1000 per week. There is a manifest improvementin the land market iu Ire- land, and the sales at the Encumbered Estates Court exhibit much greater activity, and higher rates of purchase for well- circamstanced properties. Daring the past week the com- paid out L.66,000, making the total amount ...

... M‘COSH, Professor of Logie and Metaphysics, Queen’s College, Belfast. — ...

... Jreland. The Cork Exhibition was brought to a close on Satarday with a grand musical festivo! and promenade. Two of the wrecked vessels of the Spanish Armada have been discovered, sunk off the west coast of Donegal. An anchor has been raised, and is to be sent to the British Museum, It is stated that as the harvest approaches to the mania increases, and multitades appear intent on the gath ...

... STA EQ ale AD Mascurster.—We learned from the American advicea re- ceived on Wednesday that the decline in cot-on at New York, reported by the Cambria, had been counteracted by intelligence ef storms and floods injurious te the growing crop, and that both there and in the south: ra ports an upward tendency had been gi- 1 ven to prices. This has imparted greater firmness to the Liver- pool ...

... THE BARBAROUS MURDE ERS IN FIFESHIRE. The Fiseshire Journal of Thursday supplies the following details of the murder and robbery near Kettle :—Late on Sunday night or early on Sunday morning, a woman named Margaret Maxwell, aged sixty-six, who kept a small provision shop at Hilton of Forthar, in the parish of Kettle, was bru- tally mardered in her own house—the murderer or murderers having ...

... te L.60 per annum, pay quarterly. Address W., Office of this Paper. — - — - - DINBURGH & BATH GATE RAILWAY. —— The HALF-YEARLY ORDINARY MEETING of the EDINBURGH & BATHGATE RAILWAY COMPANY will be beld within Gron’s Princes Street, Ediebargh. upon Moxpay, the 13th day of September next, at One o afternoon, for the purposes specified in the Sta- of the tute; and also for the purpose of receiving ...

... (enrRat Post Orrice. April 21 Mails Last Packet despatched Next Packet from London Sailed. Due. —- — — Lisbon 7th, 17th, and. Spain 27th of Madrid. April 26 G braltar April 17 every mouth. Gibraltar, Malta, reece, ( 20th of Ripon, April 28. Ce: April 20, lon, India, &e. 4 every month British Colons.in } W. Indies (ex- | cept | in W. Indies | (except lia- | 2dand 17th of! Parana, vana), Calitor ...

... MONEY MARKET AND COMMERCIAL NEWs. — This has been the first transfer day in the stocks lately closed, and the fact of the sales hay- ing been less numerous than is usual on such combined with the publication of the revenue caused the market to experience a farther advance. Con- sols for money opened at the improved price of Satarday— and at the termination of business namely, 100} to to 4 for ...

... and Quarter in proportion. ...

... year and Quarter in proportion. ...