HOWARD HOTEL, NEW-YORK.

 THOMAS X ROE. PRQPRlETliRS
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 %sA This well known establishment, at the corner .l%E of Broadway and Maiden Lane, in the city of New-Yok, IS now opened under the direction and proprie ,rship of the undersigned by whom high reputation, a Hotel of the first class, will, il IS hoped, be fully sustained. IL has been put the most thorough and complete repair, painted and fitted. Those arrangements which have ren- dered it equally attractive and convenient to men of business, to of lesure and to private families, will be continued, the plan still existing of having two different hours for meals, so thai all may be suited This arrangement, it is believed, is pecu- liar feature of this establishment, and has proved em- neny satisfactory to all it's visitors. In addition to the exerlions of the undersigned, those of Mir John Thomas, formerly of the American Hotel, Albany, and late of the unlted States Hotel, Saratoga Springs, will be used 10 insure, far as possible, the satisfaction of h" friends of the House and the public generally. The undersigned look, with conf- dence, to the maintenance of that favor with which the "Howard Hotel'' has ever been honored.

 NJ. J. THOMAS,

 STEPHEN R. ROE, (ate commander of febI3 the Hudson River steamboat "Empire'')