... MOURNING WAREHOUSE, 114, BOLD- STREET.-The only Establishment in Liverpool devoted exclusively to the bale of LADIEn' MOURNING ATTIRE, where every article necessary for a complese OUTFIT may be obtained, and, if required, made up at the shortest possible notice. The SIIOWltOtMS are constantly supplied with Novelties in MOURNING MILLINERY and MANTLES.- R. H. PUGH, Proprietor.-FUNERALS ...

... 4ptiJ.ic annustmenleto. ZOOLOGICAL. GARDENS, LIVERPOOL. ZMr. JOHN ATKINS, Losses, 6, Weet Derby-road. QALA DAYS:C MONDAY, WDE AY THUR8D'AY`, TUEiDAY, WENEDA, FRIDAY,1. ENTIRE CHANGE OF PERIFORMANCE. In consequenfce eif btsl gre at success of the newr Ballet Corn pnan Engagement has been made for Two Nights osore. 'Ibia presetit FRIDAY, the 25th instant, a new Grand Ballet of Action, untf r the ...

... STEAII COJMIMUICATION F1101 Ti1 LIVERIPII0 To0 AN'TWER11 AN' 1) BREMEN, Fi -i ?? , i AN IWERP, To Early ill ScptenIlhejr the BALBIEU. or other fir-t-class Steamn. TI ohip, will be deflatchod~ fi0111 LivOrII ol. for tilt! PllrPose if b~ringing cargo fortlile new Ste eni-ship J UitA, to sail holonto fur Nows l'oer, vid IRE.t&M, on the~ 11t LII(Jtolb v ext. Ti Goodswill be recomIV dat A*.twuorp ...

... are BOYS SCHOOL DRESSES. ehltis B. HYAM'S beli ble N P vW WA R E O US B. :ee, Lord-gtreet. ign bat LADVRRTlscNINT. on- BLAIR'S GOUT AND IIHSUMATIC PILLS, Price Is. lid. and 2s. 9d. ley per Box.-Extract of a letter, written by John Molard Wheeler, the Esq., collector of customs, Jamaica, having been handed by his b to brother, at Swindon, to Mr. Prout, for publication. I know ge you have ...

... I I I A I .I t I.4 -1 CONCERT-IIILL, LORD NELSON-STREET. ON MOSDAY NEXT TIlE 28TII INSTANT, GRAND CONCERT, in AID of the WOOL- A TON CATHOLIC CHARITY SCHOOLS. VOCALISTS: Mrs. SCARISCRIC;, Mi;S SIIARPLES 1UANTON, A1r. RYALLS, atam Mr. SCARISBRICI. Cotidtoter-M1r. JUKIES. Reserved seats, 2d. ld.; galth ry, Is ; body, liCd. Tit-kets to he ?? front Messrs Roekitif 'nid Soti, 50, Castle. street,; ...

... Genuine LIOI7SEUOLD FURNI IUlIE, Modern Paintings; &C, c Scafortla. MWSESRS. THOS. W INSTANLEY aud SONS Iivll SELL by AVCTION, This Day (Friday), the 25th, ' and 'Yo-morcs (8turt) the 26th instant, tit Eleven o'clock pripemlttly e.,ch day. is tho Premises, Mlarshfland, Crosbly-road, Sgaforth, the excellent 1IOUS'EIIOLD FURNITU RE, modern &~andcliero, and ether effecot(part of which have been ...

... @aruflU t~anttset W AINTED, a PARTNER, to Join a Brewer who has a con- nectfon of 20 barrels a week, who could bring a businems Of similar extent. A uum of £300 to £650 would also be required on tle ?? M 1, Mercury-office. PAR-- 10l PRIlNTERS AND REPORTERS.-WANTED, a PART.-| ?? ;Elwho an commanid£200 or £30a0,toJointheAdver- ti8 r ini commencing a Newpaper, in a large and thriving town in ...

... 13WS KNOW HOW TO KEEP BOOKS'd F PROPERLY; yet how importsnt is it that they should ?? kept. Those wtho havenotiade themselves acquainted with that branch of Education would do ~eUl to obtain a Prac- tiale K Inowledge from- Messrs. THOMPSON, of No. 8, CLAITON-SQUABE, ) the Beat Tetchers in England of WRITING, and BOOK KEEPING by Double Entry, MENTAL CALCULATIONS . SHORTHAND, &c. Established ...

... A WAR MAP OF THE CRIMEA, WITH VIEWS OF SEBASTOPOL, BALAKLAVA, AND KERTOEH, Will, on the receipt of Six Postage Stamps, be forwarded, with the current number of the Mercury, to any address. ...

... P VIAVV' lmlSIUAllTl0 FROM 'The LI VERVFOOL TO ?? NTWERP' AND BREMEN, Pre FROM BtE MEN, eiA ANI'WEIP, TO .LIVERPOOL. D Eassis itl zpttiter tho DA.LIBhO tir otlhC Oiirt-claxo Stcam. Tite ibip. will So ?? fmai, -Liverp ml,'for tite purpose of P brti~ e frth o .t ttoi1 il ;togaiti ?? for P .New Itirk', ?? 1ottitza, onl thE:S Ith (IctoLir next. The -tt oltositct ?? Anttiu rg tint Biremen oitr ...

... W ANTEID, by Ft reppectahle Youth, a SITUATION in a Civil Egin-er's Offlce, ihavi 1g filled such a situation for ithe last two scr SenA8ldfitp 120, Alercury-office. WtN~'l'l)i. hy a Gern.l *s Situati'n, as38 BOoKi3EPER or GR.MAN OtEtSPONiDENT. Good refercuces.- All I. 1- . 7. ,\lercury-offl c. u AN |D.l.bi a Yousg Mo) ?? SUPERUARGO or Pt' RSi*R. Ulxex!eptiotiaila refnrensco cau bc gir-n. sot~ ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. R. S. T.-Summon the a~ent. A Legend of Liverpool,' eld the Lines ol Woman, arc de.lineg'd. J. H.-lt is probible that an action for trespass would lie. Consult an attorney. Zelicia Jennings.-Wo think the matter may be sarely left in the hands of the reverend genstcmsn. J. T'-The pawnbroker has not committed any breach of the law, either in t.ing it) the work or ...