New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11
SARATOGA SPRINGS.
improvements. Alterations. &c. &


4 ilend. who = ia the habit a l-cs. .nsly
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o matters &c a. ths iasNlohao.e water ns-p.sce'
which, ~ The way, wi have one element q ~
traction that will outweigh ANYTIME tnst ran be
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We u-aa rs ehsnf ti1h rom Ono's'a Ia '7'-'
aa1 the idea that seems 70 have gained ground
both in England AID this country. that tie Car.
homie Acid Csssxbaled bv Miosrsl eorings 3
safegasrd sgsirs, Cholera. Be-, = tie notes OF
our correspondent:
The United States Hotel. under il. Old pr0pr.e-
tors the Me.,,. Ns-vios i.1nder,oinr thorough
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sY4-lA'h' O"y .'fircI '-"- a"1 - '0' W. '- ''
stories high, the second story OF "i-ch . ~ con-
TAN a lar.e room l02 feet long, 40 vide, and -
feet high. TO be used as o. bal snd co.cert room
this VII be ore oi the erestest improvements
they could have made. and wss much needed
tie conloits OF the gsy World who thronE ttls
house. all be increased many fold by IT, and pa
and concerts can be enjoy ei without oeIug cboked
'ar want Of breath " fresh a.. IS heretofore.
when tie room used was on the FIRST ta0r, and the
riazzasa windows d. 0ngcd with outsiders and
.)okers-on. The first st9r. 81 tnis b1LdI1g con
tsins the bar-room, and number OF sma4I dinlns
,,i,b roesls a, sly boBr
wi,hou, troubling the arrangements Of the main
building, as the basement oi ms addition W"
nave hNcpeN' gaAg'!, q. an
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D.
bNI'N HALL IS t. be kept ''i' year ~ MIS-
WASHINGTON Putnam and Sir II. Hathora, who
moan ~ keen m with the times ~ east in every
t:. 49,. - ..l,ca o. tho c,,,f,r, mr. rom.
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'e"lehOe o' Toe" sNosS ~, ~
mas Dech msoe 10 tne NJ 'ii'",'"s0"'t ~ 'u'
shape OF new phri0r az leet Oy So "'th w"
stories OF lodging rooms over u. Ihs auH41''" y
north OF, and adjoining inc former paIIo'' lAp
With that, makes the parlo' ~ 'eet lohe anu 30
let wide. mo spacious eroub1s a'acneu !" inc
Jnion are beihe iald out WIN tlei' usuHi '''F'
and the Oh gardener e&PecS' uhe "eatnst -
v arm enough, 70 nave DIS u' ual supply oil DshIh'
ana Otner MOWERS uhl uH'e AZ" a! oeeH 81 NJ,
no,l9cc d, uia' " ''',' - =,
oo,oo ,be-nseives and bri~g along f5s,, friends.
this year az no pans " ID be spared to give salts
faction, / Will guarantee
CoN@RKss HALL remains ID ChaIgeo OF MI " IT,
Brown, who won such troops OF inends last yesr
there Improvements has been the order here,
too, and the famous piazza has been rebuilt to-
srther with sundry other amendments not neces
sary 10 notice. There IS only one thing about The
2rrsneenehts mere mat we are so'y 10 SPEAK o.
ma. - 'uo pa 49, 1-a,orco ,L,, he,
are necessary for his customers. notwithstanding
he great increase, IN patronage. the house has
'een 'eoel''hg' rom fear ~ sea' 49, W. i'll
no haoL,v.,d nm, Tho ;,ronristor sovs-
and know it to be so-that Tenn erance men
would continue to 60 to houses where liquors and
vines were Sold when he was keeping equa,Iy
'' sood nou'e eHP'es,y WI t, ,i,
,nless h. woud Five herter accommodations for
less prlce than his neighbOrs. In other respects,