ST. GEORGE HOTEL.
No. 6l Broadway, New York.
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Next Block below Trinity Church, and Wall stree
subscribers essees and propretors Of the above well
known establishment having recently taken it for term Of
atter themselves that they ready the
wishes of their friends and supplying them with
afford


The of the house large airy and commodous and



The domestcs attentive respectful and obedient the
BILE abundanty supplied with all the subsanas and luxures
good vngthe cellar contains ample Of the choicest
house. constantly kept in clean and heathul condition
- navns ava M o. snese ,1o 40 man, % 1eE IA
popeors only deem duty but also take pleasure in
thus announcing to travellers and the public in general And
while endeavorng please although they do pretend
n 80 ib Ss are nS X. os
charges those who their house shall with
disappointment; and that those who shall
dissatisfaction. JOHN h. MORE


PETER TYLER.
New York, Feb. /, 1845. "A lm~rc