... ANiTED, a SITUATION, as CLERK, by a Young Man 7 who has 8served tour years lu the Corn Trade. Can give satssctory ?? R 82, Mercury-office. ANTED, a SITUATION, as BARIAID, -bya rospesptable lY Young Person, wbo thoroughly understads the busi- ?? Rt 20, Meroury.office. XANTED. byareepeetabe YoungPerson, a SITUATIO Au as BARMI.Noojcco to town or country.- Address R 8, Mercury-offic e - _VVENING ...

... ad TO GENTLEMEN DINING IN LIVERPOOL. S th MT/lTR. FEENY feels himself bound most grate- a L. fully to acknowledge the large amount of patronage, ge exceeding his most sanguine expectations, which has been ti it accorded to him lsnce he has been enabled to bring all the resources of his Establishment into complete operation, and begs to assure both his Friends and the Public that ?? f tO w~ill ...

... ?? answering advertisemsents in the Jfaeruryi are ppaeated to attend to the following explanations: Apply at the Mercury-office, means that pvoss ?? must be made at our office. w i5 T 'Address [eespftal letter and number] MoprY0iy.Offi -0 insesss that appilleitlwaoasat be: tn~ce WWI~~a-, post paid,T and in no ?? IWay. ,fdbi ot in eonfermity~with these dlrleniS~c~~?tO iot be abadid to. - ...

... IMe BArd of FREIGHT to BOSTON Inad NEW YORK is now The Bate SIX POUNDS per Ton Measurement. Uintil farther notice, CARGO for the STEAMERS will be FreIght II recielvv on and after Nine o'clock, morninlg, of SATVaD,,TS, unessO raivTOSAILING, Inetead of on Mondays, a., heretofore. one 511! Frehlht, onl Parcels 5s. each, and upwards, accordin to se ohe Rste i'ARCrL- for different Consignees, ...

... LITHOGRAPHERS, AND DIE-SINKERS TO H. R. H. PRINCE ALBERT, 13, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. MtrESSRS. MOSELY, DENTISTS, 9Y 2, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. LONDON RESIDENCE. { 0 BsKNERRS4TREET, OXFORD-STUNT; 12,Naw BOND-STREET. rESSU.S. NELt3ON, SURGEoN DENTISTS, 9, £J.MOUNT PLEASANT, LIVERPOOL, continue to STOP SM TEETHl with their celebrated White Stopping, 2s. 6rI, each; Fus Pure Go~ll, 5s. Teeth lower ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. re We must again crave the indulgence of numerous cor respondents whose communications have been omitted. :A Muff.-A commander. Inquirer.-Yonr letter is in type. - `G. C. will get the information required in our adver- Using pages. Wdedy yI F. H. O.-On Tuesday afternoon or Wednesday by telegraph. n ob W. C. A.-Your communication would no doubt be E acceptable to the ...

... [ADVERTISEMENT.J PETITION AOAINST THE FIRE DUTY. The following is the substance of the petition to the HousEO of Commons, fromI the members of the Unity Fire Insurance Association and others interested in the repeal of the duty on tire insurance- The petition of the policy holders and other members of the Unity Fire Insurance Association, and of the undersigned persons, who are desirous of ...

... ATUDAYEVEINGCONCERTS' S c ER1HLL LOD ELSON-STREET. 5 To.MO~ow VENIG (Saurda), te 4th instant, (1 WILL READ 8IIAKSPE&RE'S TRAGEDY ROMEO AND JULIET. To commencecat Eight o'clock. Adiso:Body, 3d.; Side Galleries, Wd.; Reaerved Seats, Is. £hin:Programmess may be had at the hall. -The PUBLIC NEWSROOM is open daily, (Sundays excepted), Admission, lId. FRENCH CLASSES, 'Under the direction of ...

... BOOKBI~NIEBS' PRESSES, TOOLS. &c., Bamnett-atreet. BY MR. BRMNCII, E Thies Day(Friaday), the 3rd instant, at Mleven no'o, the Pt romises, St On 'eok the entiren o'cflok on moder o r eniias, Set.beorgo's-buildusge, Baanett-street, a usulHE valuabie IMPLEMENTS of a BOOK- BINDING ESTABLISHMENT, wvhich comprise a capital cir3en, andether aith asso rtment of cunsing rY toolsof n and TI pisughe, ...

... aftr te 1th nstnttill further notico, the RATE of Tht FgRIGHT, to~ BOSTON will be LA per Ton, and to NEW Y0%E X0,peToni. Fre Ulitil urithorW nOticeo, CARGO for .the STEAMERS weill be U received on And after Nine o'clock,. morning, of SATUnvAYS PREiVIOUS TO BAuILING, instead of on mondays, as heretforeiw 0 Freight on Parcels 5s. each, and upwards, according to size. Th £'ARICELS for different ...

... ae 'TO GENTLEMEN DINING IN LIVERPooL, B L/1 R. FRENY feels himself bound most grate- , fully to ?? the ?? of patronage, c exeeedlng hig most sanguine expeotatioas, which has been ly accorded to him since he has been ensbled to bring ail the -n reacurces of bis Establishment into complete operation, acd bogs to assure both his Friends and the NPublic that no pains lir will be spared to add ...

... Vublit ofltauestentu. aON ltC T.HAiLL LORD NELEON-STREEI\ AA * l WlD t~iDtlnt, . POPULAR X USICAL .RNTERTAINMENT, RSNTITLOD SONG AND SONG WRITERS. To commence at Eight o'clock. Admission: Body, 3d.; Side Galleries, Od.; R served Seats, 18. Programmes may bh had at the hall. The PUBLIC NEWSROOM Is open daily (Sundays excepted), Admission, id. FRENCH CLASSES 'Under the direction of Professor L ...