New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26

CLARKs HorrL, by Clark Of the Exchange, formerly
kept in Chsmber-st.
At No. a47 washington.st.. between Murray and
Washington Sta, where half the boats land, the
FARmRs HorIL, kept by VIM. S. Chsmberiin, q
o. per day, board and lodging-gcod plain suostAa-
tal fare II is an easy walk hom the Erie, Hudson
River, or jersey landings.
Coming up Chambersst., three blocks from the
river, where il crosses the Hudson River haiirosa'
right by the station and the Sixth and Eghfh-avenue
roads in West Broadway you will find a very popu-
lar hotel called the GIRARD House, on the European
plan, with superior accommodations for families ana
ssplendd Restaurant for ladies and gentlemen. Inns
house large new neat and pleasant, and Ike most
of the kind, open all night; John A. Davis, pro-
prietor.
One square SOUTH at No. SO Wsrren-st., few doors
from the Hudson River Railroad station, YOU will ind
another quiet comfortable pleasant place to stop with
your family, at WYcxoFFs HOTEL. This is particu-
larry recommended to passengers that come down hst
road or up Waren-st from the river.
One square down College-pace from the Hudson
River Railroad station. the Of Murrs ct,
YOU will find the CLERxosr housr, Morgan Co.,
rroprie,ors-a hotel that enjoys frst-rate reputs-
ton.
These three good houses only two squares from
Broadway and their rates little lower osn the
greet hotels of that stTeet.
If Won come up Chambersst. from the river, Ut is
only s1 short blocks You will find that noted excel
lept old family hotel, the IRVING House., kept by
those Vermont farmers, Messrs. Bradley Bur.
rouchs successors to Howard where guests get such
comfortable accommodations a, 81 day
The proprietors families are noted for making trsv-
cling families comfortable while at the Irving. You
will find the ladies' entrance on Chsmbersst., JUST
before you reach Broadway. Right before you Is
"The Park If You enter either Of the gates to cross
overt is oDly about the size of your pasture
Won will be within stones throw of the hotels on
the east side OF the Park and the railroads to Hamil
tonsquare.
Now remember from whichever way you
come, end want to find Hamlton-square, hav-
ing arrived at the Park end City Hall, you
will find running along its east fence, starting
from Broadway, at the Aston House. a line OF blue
cars these will carry you, for five cents, u miles
north east of the City Hall, up the Bo~ery and
Thrd-av., landing you directly at the gate OF the
Show ground, on the east side OF damutonsqusre'
The Harlem Railroad runs on the west side OF tao
Square, and during the Fair will land passengers
there up or down and you can 20 up by the large
cars on this road almost every hour from the north
east corner of the Park by the other cars every
five minutes. The Secondary cars start fron Peck
slip Ferry, and TO within one square OF ~
Show yard None of the regular lines of stages run
within less than mile of the place, and II you hire
hack the legal fare will be for passenger 80 So
and 75c. for each additional one, going and re-
turning and waiting one hour. If detained longer
75c en- hour II hired by the hour the fare is 81 An
hour The fees for short distances sre For one mule
orless soc. for one, Use. for two passengers, and
size for each additional one. If over mile and
under two miles 75c. for one, and '7ic for each ad-
ditonal For carrying one passenger to forneth-st.
lCrysta Palace and remaining half an hour, 81 so;
for each additional one Soc II you hire the carriage
for the day the fee is s5 for one or more passengers
II Won hire hackney coaches in this City after THIS,
ard psy greater fares than these, You are " green.
You are also entitled to carry one trunk or vaise,
csrpet-bsg or portmanteau to each passenger, and
for each extra piece Of baggage You pay &C.
All rides in stages, long or short, are 6lc, except
two lines that only charge &c. All City railroads
charge Sc. fer any distance.
As you come up from the river above or IN Bar
clay.st you win see City railroad the red cars 90
mn the Eiehth-av and the white cars up the SIXTH
av., 10 tie Crystal Palace.
II YOU cone by the Hudson River boats, partlcu-
larry the barges you can make arrangements to re-
tain your berths on board if you leave the boat
don't call back, the lowest fare o. which is fifty
cents and if YOU are green il will be three times that
but walk up TO Broadway with your carpet'bag in
hand and ride any where you please for sxpence in
one of the hundred omnibusses you will see before
you.
On the corner of Franklin-st., six sm all squares
from the Park, you will pass Taylors IsTERSArfoSAL
HorEL kept over Tay lors Saloon, which is supposed
10 be the graDdest eating house in the world. The
house is superbly furnished and rooms rent from 5Oc
10 60 so day. Meals are served in the elegant sa.
loon or in rooms at usual prices for superior fare. 1t
il place for those sho desire to combine elegance
and economy.
The great ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, kept by Treadweu
& Acker, is on the corner of Sprng.st, about half
mile above the Park. 1t is said to DO the largest
and most elegant hotel in the world, being about 200
feet square, six stories high with the handsouest
marble front in New.York. There are somewhere
near nine hundred rooms, all teegrsphing to one
center.
You need not be at all afraid to go there the
charges are moderate and most of the guests plain,
honest country folk. The whole house is elegant and
has but one feult-one to nearly all the best
hotels in the world-it has bar-room.
On the other corner of Springst. and Broadway Is
another equally splendid though not so large hotel,
called the PREscoTT HOUSE, by Gsnnett & Staples.
Being smaller and equally elegant, is preferred by
soue to the St. Nicholas or its great compeer,
The METRoPoLIrAs HOTEL, on the opposite or east
side Of Broadway with its immense sirstory, brown
stone 'front.' on the corner Of Prnces the first above
Spring. This house is kept by the Brothers Leland,
in the same style of elegance as the others Each Of
these, believe charge e. so day for the sumptu-
ons fare OF the table dh6e and rchlyfurnished