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 BUSINESS CARDS. ELLis & GREEN,

 CONAISS{0A MERCHANTS,

 der27 Mobe, Ala. COATES & JAN,

 CONFESSION 4 ENTS,

 d23 eao s5 st. Michael st.

 JOHN BRAGAW & co, 1 Wholesale Dealers in every description of HiTS, BOOIS AND SHOES,

 daelI No. P Dauphn-st.,-aloBIhE.

 JAMES H. RIVERS,

 CONNISSiON MERCHANT, MoBILE. Will give particular attention the sale ofall kinds o

 NORTHERN PRODUCE.

 u. G. JOHNSON. SHOES, BOOTS, HATS, BoNNETs. DOMESTIC

 COTT0YS, KERsEYS. &c., at wholesale, nls 42 Water street, up - stairs.

 JAMES THOS. JONES, IMPORTER OF BRANDT AND VINES nl7 3l St. Michael-street, Mobile

 ROBINSON & STUART, MERCHANT TATLoRS IND CLoTHIERs,

 AT THE CHEAP VARIETY STORE,

 nl7 Corner Government and Waer-stteets

 D. s. BALL.

 COMMISSION MERRCH A N T. Mobile tsepts7 6inI MCCONNELL & FoNTAlNE, eoMalssIoi lSA MERCHANTS, Lissrpoo'. James Mcconnell,

 John T. Fontane. ]

 The undersigned will make liberal Advances O Cotton shipped to Mcconnell < Fontalne, niyerPool jan 6. b. foS ~ Al-s l.. E LIBERAL ADVANCES will be made on Cotto \ 4 consigned to their friends in New York, Havre Marseilles and Trieste by cn DRUIN & J. GECESNE, 30 St. FrancisSt Messrs Pilot & LeBarbier, New-York. J. Lahens X Co. do. Colomb X Isen, do DeIiham < Moore. do. mho A Eo0Nfdf ed I LspS9 Win Ss"nsdsd Ss %sds by nl3 OGDEN BROTHERS. la Water.st. A DVANCES ON CoTTON-Consiened to "A Messrs Hicks X Go. New York will be mad by lul5 GEO. MARTIN. E ARD AND WIlIsKEY.-6O kegs choice new sA Leaf Lard; 2i half bbIs Rect. Whiskey, landing and for sale by

 decl5 G. DAVENPORT co. GHMSTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRES " ENrS.-DOUBLEDAY S SEARS, Book sellers and Statioenrs 36 Dauphin-s., have just re- ccyed the following splendid English and American Annuas, for lSt2.

 The Book of the Boudor or, The Court of Vic torla. seflcs or nlshly nhlsheu IOrlfaits or tne British Nobility, from original paintings by eminent artists, engraved under the superintendence of w. S E. Finden, vith poetical illustrations.

 Finden's rahleaux; The Iris of Prose, Poetry and Art illustrated with splendid engravngs on steel, by w. & E. Finten, from painting by F. P. Stephanof and H. Corbould; edited by Mary Russell Milford Gems of Beauty, displayed in series of twelve highly finished engravings of various subjects, from designs by Edward Corbould, Esq with ianciiul il- lusraons in verse, by the Countess of Bessington. ,t. L ,Fn sington, with beautiful embellishments by Cox, F. Corboud Keeling, Poole, Creswick, Liversage, &c. and Thirteen Acrographc Nigncttes, elegantly bound in crimson silk.

 Heaih's Book of Beauty, with beautifully finished engravings on steel, from drawings by the first ar lists: edited by thc Countess of Blessngton

 Heath's Picturesque Annual-a history and de- scription of Paris, by Mrs. Gore, with twenty-one highly finished engrayings, from drawings by Thos. Allom, Esq. elegantly bound.

 Heatl's Historical Aunual or, The Great Civil War of Charles I. and The Parliament, by the Rev Richard Cattermole, B. D. with fifteen highly finish ed engrayngs, from drawings by George Cattermolc, Esq.

 Album des Salons, or Fishers Drawing Room Scrap Book, containing thrty-six splendid engrav- ings, with poetical illustrations, by Mary Hewitt, el egantly bound in vol. 4to.

 The Juvenile Scrap Book, edited by Mrs. Ellis, with sixteen beautiful steel pates

 Forget Me Not; Christmas, New Years and Birthday present, edited by Frederick Shober, with eleven beautiful illustrations.

 Friendships Offering, literary album and annual remembrance, for 1912.

 "This is infectious tribute Friendships offering, Whose silent eloquence. rich than words, Tells of the giyer's faith and truth in absence, And snys-Forgct mo not 1"

 The Gilt-with eight splendid steel plates. This IS the most beautiful American Annual published for 1912.

 The Token and Atlantic Souvenir, offering for Christmas and New Year. The Gem for 1912, a beautiful volume, with seven handsome illustrations.

 The Rose; CT Aiecton's Cliff for 1912, edited by Emily Marshall illustrated with ten highly finished steel engravings The Gift for All Seasons, edited by Wm. Ander- son, Esq. author of 'sLandscape Lyrics,' etc.

 The Violet for 1872; beautiful juvenile annual. The Youths Keepsake; n gift for young people. The Cabinet of Modern Art; edited by Alarick A.. Watts, with twenty-four fine line engravngs. The Poets of America illustrated by one of her painters; edited by John Reese The Gems of Art token of remembrance; illus racd by twenty y-three superb line engravngs, beau | tifnlly bound in one volume. In addition to the above beautiful annuals we have large collection of splendid English Books suita- | bic for gifts for the approaching holydays d2l MAI ESTPHALA HAMS, CHEESE, PRE- | w SERVED MEATS AND SOAP, landing from the ship Cormbus direct from Lverpool for sale by DESHON, TAYLOR & MYERS, | decl6 corner Com, and Conti-sts. GINCINNATI SIDES.-75 casks direct from l V Cincinnati per steamers Gen. Pike and Mer-