PenrI 7'OOM POaCder.

E MORGAN'S

 (FORMERLY RIPLEY'S)

 United States Hotel,
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v HARTFORD, CONN. SDiectly north oC Me State House. fronting south on the Public Square, and ,oithin riesc 1 6faN the Public Buildings.

 THIS splendid establishment is to be con t1 tinued by the subscriber and for the louvs attached thereto; the convenience of SSittiug Parlours, and the extent of its Dining

 Roon, it will compete with any other Estab-

 ishment in New-England. Being determin-

 Ed to sustain the character which this estab-

 ishment has so justly acquired, no exertions Shah be wanting by its present proprietor to

 riye to its patrons universal satisfaction. #' HOMER MORGAN. S Hartford, April 30 46