ADVERTISEMENTS.

This new and superior Hotel, attached to the

EXCHANGE BUILDINGS

In this city, has been erected and fitted up at great
cost by William Patterson, Esq., Robert Oliver,
Esq., Messrs. John Donnell & Sons, and Jerome
Bonaparte, Esq., with the intention of making it a

FIRST RATE & FASHIONABLE

House of Entertainment,

It is called PAGE'S HOTEL, Exchange Buildings,
and is conducted by the subscriber in such a man-
ner as to make it for comfort, respectability, etc.
he. fully equal to any Hotel in the United States.

J. H. PAGE.

BALTIMORE HOUSE,

(LATE INDIAN QUEEN,)

FRONTING

Market, Hanover & German Sts.

The prominadc of fashion and the throng of business.

The house has been greatly enlarged, conveni-
ently and elegantly arranged, and is admitted to
be the best located house in Baltimore. The sa-
loon and reading room, (on Market street) the par-
lors, the public drawing room, (on Hanover street)
and adjoining ladies' ordinary, the dining room,
the chambers, are all fitted up in first rate stile, and
furnished with new and elegant furniture.

JOHN W. KING.

N. B. A STAGE OFFICE is attached to the house. Pas-
sengers can be accommodated to Washington, Philadel-
phia, and the West