The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-08
HOWARD,s HOT Ell,
BROADWAY CORNER MAIDEN LANE, NEW


YORK.
YWyHIs HOTEL. is one of the most commodious n
III the Union, having front upon Broadway OF oVeE
100 feet and upon Maiden Lane so feet, with two large
wings extending the 1856 feet. 1t is six stones
high exclusive of basement and under cellars and con-
tanning over 200 bed chambers, each well lighted and
ventilated with grates-besdes numerous private pex
dining reading and other There elegant
dining Saloons the floors of which as well as the spa
cous halls in the first and second stores together with
the reading and other public rooms, paved with tal
ian marble. There is also an extensive and pleasant
room fronting upon Broadway, fitted up for ladies' or
dinarv and the ladies are provided with attractive public
parors and private entrance TO the Hote from madea
Lane.
The subscriber having for nine years past received
liberal patronage from merchants and principally from
gentlemen Of business his former Hotel IN Broad street,
is satisfied from experience that early meals 10 many are
acceptable therefore has had his house so con
structed to be able meals 10 such az carr
hours The hours adopted for meals are follows,
In Gentlemans dining room upon LIST floor, BreakfasaE
T. half past7; with reference to the season of the
year. Dnnerint the same at O'Clock In Gentlemans
dining room, upon ID story and also in Ladies' ordinary
Breakfast from to 10 O'Clock land Dinner at half dast b
Printed bills of fare daily got up for the different ding
ing rooms, and it is optional with Gentlemen 70
take their seats i'm either of the Gentemen's dining
without giving any notice of their choice, the
subscriber hopes the extra trouble and expense In the at
tempt suit their convenience in this respect will be
properly appreciated by generous public, and that
commensurate patronage will result theretrom.
This House possesses every convenience that the sab
serber could devise, and is universally pronounced BY
vsers to be Tepete in its internal arrangements
its construction for light and air beng superior 70 aT
other House in the city.
In addition 10 the many advantages and comforts oveE
Hotels, it has living spring of pure soft water up
on the PREMISES which apart from its intrinsic worth -
a wholesome beverage unusual to be found IN the
lower part city, adds very much to the safety OF the
establishment in of fire on or near the PREMISES
powerful force pump being attached to the well TO force
hererom well from the various cisterns IA
the yard, TO the reservoirs under the roofs from Which
BY of the hose water be forced over any part o.
| the premises in an instant.
In short, this establishment has been got up withous
reference cost and it is the intention of the subscT
her TO have stand among the best hotels in the country
Hcs hopes be favored with a share Of public patron
'sn mas-dlm ID, HOWARD
Univ ERsIT1 OF MARYLAND.
TWNHE LECTURES OF THE FACULTY OF PLY
| a SIC of the University of Maryland, will commence
the ensuing term on the FIRST DAY OF SOFTEN
Der next, and will continue until the FIRST DAY OF
I Prof n POTTER, Theory and Practice of Med.
R. w, HALL, Obstetrics, Hygiene and
Med. jurisprudence
4" S, G. BAKER, Materia Medica, and TheTa-
peutics
4" w. E. a. AKIN, Chemistry & Pharmacy.
d" w. ". BAKER, Anatomy and Physiology.
" N. II. SMITH, Lecturer on Surgery
For the ensuing session arrangements have been made
by which Dr. Smith will give full and complete course
Surgery before the usual period when his presence
will be required in Lexington. After his departure an
additional course Surgery will be given by the Prof
of Anatomy. In offering six months course of Lee
instead of the usual term of four months the az
uy satisfied that Medical Students Will fully appre
ciate the great advantages which they will derive FROM
this extension of the time, while for the few who canno
conveniently spend six months in the city, an attend
snce during four months will the demands of Ii
charter. The well known facilities of this Institution
have increased during The past by the addi
ton of valuable preparations to its costly end
extensive Anatomical Museum and will be further and
ed by full of the celebrated Pathological Models of
Thilert ordered from Paris by DR. Smith, II is beKeveS
they will be the only complete The country thbs
side of the Mountaias and wlrender the Sur
gerry vastly instructive than could be made with
out them. The spsendd Chemical apparatus of the
University has been materially improved and increased
and valuable collection of Foreign and AmeTcan Min
erals been placed in the Laboratory for the benefit
of the class in Chemistry Their spacI dissecting
rooms and abundant supply of the perdI enables the
Faculty offer advantages for the study of Anatomy,
eqnaIled by any Institution in the country, while ths
Baltimore Infmary affords every convenience for daily
clinical instruction both IN Surgery and Medicine.
ma Is WILLIAM E. A.fAIKIN. Dean.