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HOWARD HOTEL, NEWPORT.
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HOWARD HOTEL, NEW.YORK.

 THOMAS & ROE, PROPRlETORS.

 LxA This we'll known establishment, al the corner ttss of Broadway and Maiden Lane, in the city of New-Yolk, IS now opened under the direction aHd propriet,rship of the undersigned, by whom high reputation, as a Hotel of the first class, will, il is hoped be fully sustained. IL has been put m the most thorough and complete repair, painted and re- fitted. Those arrangements which have evei ren. dered it equally attractive and convenient to men of business 10 men of leisure, and to prvate iam'''ef' will be coninued the plan still existing Of having TWO different hours for meals, so that all may be suited This arrangement, il is believed, is pecn- lar feature of this establishment, and has proved em- nently satisfactory all its visitors. In addition to the exertions of the undersigned, those of Mr. John Thomas. formerly of the American Hotel, Albany, and late of the United States Hotel, Sarstoga Springs will be used insure, az far as possible the satisfaction of the friends of the House and the public generally. The undersigned look, with conf the "Howard Hoter' has ever been honored.

 Nj. J. THOMAS,

 STEPHEN R. ROE, (lale commander ot

 febI3 the Hudson River steamboat "Empire.'O ax RUNAWAY--On Sunday last, from the "A employ of Mir. Del Banco, on the Danpb,n M street road, negro man HARRY, about 46 M. years of age. His hair and beard getting grey, and has high forehead. He is a shoemaker by trade, and is quite smooth spoken and pausihir Was dressed when last in "A long summer coat, mixed pants, a good deal worn, and black hat, and walked wIth stick, and speaks in drawing coon- try way. Harry and his wife were brought from Tennessee about fourteen months ago, taking water at Selma. He may attempt to get back on rome boat. All persons are warned against employing or fsbis e'1JF c. A. STUART. INSURANCE NOTICE-The steamboat VIOLA II having been repaired to the satisfaction of the Insurance Offices of Mobile ,-noiice is hereby gv- en that the sand Boat is repaced on the list of nsu- rabe Boats in class No. 3. Risks will therefore be taken on her on open policies. s -i THOMAS $ KING. la " t1H

 Secretary Mobile Insurance Co. '' 'HN-i JAS. T. FRANKLIN,

 ..- Secretary Fremens Insurance Co.

 THOS. w. MCCOY,

 ..--ua Sec'y Merchants Insurance Co. 9

 N. O. J. TISDALE. r

 febls Secy. Ala Life Ins. and Trust Co. ID USHTON AND ASPINWALL'S CONCEN- AA TRATED PEI LUCID SOLUTION OF MAGNESIA-This very useful and elegant preps- ration is used an Aperient Anti Acid in Dysp-p- tic ompaints ,aitended with acdity and constipa- tion with very great benefit. It has the advantage common Magnesia in being dissolved. and ,here- fore not liable to accumulate in the bowels. Itis found particularly beneficial as a pleasing eedative and aperent in all of Irritation or Acidity of the stomach, Febrile complaints Iniante disorders, or Sea Sickness. rts F4 It prevents the food or drink of infants from turn ing sour in the stomach.

 IL corrects the acidty of Wine, and composes the stomach after hard drinking. s e

 In heartburn, nausea and irritabiIity of pregnant females. 's li lar-. -.iiO FNT fff In sour eructations and pain after eating. fs bowels. For sale by tfel lia.i-gf-s

 NORTH co Apothecaries Hall, fs

 g. 80 Royal-st, opposite Mansion House,

 febl3 and 35 Guyernn,sntst