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

Of Csualst., called the UHios Hovsr, J. W. Persr,
proprietor. Judging from appearances, We 'h0aid
say that uessnsss order, quiet end comfort re'snsd
here. d.
The newest hotel in he City is ct the corner Of
Fihh-sv and Eighthst., just opened on the "freoo0
"plan that IL, charges for rooms and meals separate
II il called the BRrvooRr Horsr. and kept BY that
old travellers friend Curtis Judson, late Of the Ne"
York Hotel The Eighth-.t line Of Broadway stages
run by this house where you can obtain rare accom-
modatons.
From any Of these house. Il is but short wah to
the cars that 90 to Hsmilton-square.
Those who come by the Harlem Railroad win 6nd
mos, excellent hotel called the CLARxspos at the
corner of Fourth-av and Eghteenth-;., kept by o.
C. Putnam. The accommodations are first class and
charges % so per day.
Asyou come down the Harlem Road. or over from
the Hudson River Road, or up any Of the Broadway
and Fourth or Fifth-av. stage lines, you will pas
Union SQUARE, II miles above the City Hall. On
Fourteenths, on the south side Of this square, there
il an extensive, wsn-srsnged, good hotel kept BY
Messrs. Wheeler called USIos-PLAcr HorTL. 1t has
some $50 airy pleasant rooms, and Is most desra'
HE Mace for genieel families. Like its neghbor, the
C1.RySpoS. this house has no public bar. The loca-
ton ia smopg the most delightful in the City. The
charges correspond with other irs-class houses.
Passengers from Long Island or NewJersey can
take the Brosdwsy or Bowery ouniouses; the hrss
will give them si1penny ride to any Broadway no.
tell and the others will take them past all the hotels
ea., of the Park and 70 sundry others up the Boery
and Third.av. II those who come from Long Island
do not choose to stop at Brooklyn hotels, and should
tla Eult tho limited MATES
stands before them There they will get good fare at
low rates; or three lines of Broadway stages Will
take them to dearer or cheaper ones. The UNITED
STATS HOTEL, BY johnson & Carlton, we oei'evo'
charges 81 so per day, for good fare but not quite
so much Ell. gance, as any common man would ever
care for. Its very large house, and has great
run Of good custom. 1t win be a very convenient
stopping place for visitors that land on the East
River, or for those who choose to come down from
the Fair By Secondav. cars This is the oldest great
hotel in the City. 1t was built by Holt at . cost Oh
e2oO, coo.
There, Row, we think We have told you where and
how to find the Fair grounds and where to ind stop
pipgplaces.
Resides all the hotels that we have or have not
mentioned there are thousand private boarding
houses of the first character where You can get board
for yourself and wife for 81 each per day. and have
room as neat and quiet as your own at nome. 10
secure one of these all you have TO do is to look over
the daily advertisements, and write and engage a
room in advance, psyng small sum to hsve II kept
for you Many private house. also rent rooms With
ont board for 81 10 81 week, furnished and al
tended TO- There il not the least trouble In getting
good and cheap accommodations in New-York, and
all the contiguous counties may pour in their tens
of thousands visitors to the State Fair and still there
will be room for few more If they will look out IN
time any uumber can obtain good plain fare Tor u
n day. Good hotel accommodations for 81 So Still
better for SO. Superfne marble palace extra " so
Gs3 a day.
We have one more little piece of advice for those
who are green. and with that we close the lecture:
Ali auctions such as you will see with very few
exceptions are outright pickpockets. Eschew them
IA YOU would the smallpox. Every smooth-faced
fswning stranger that wants to make your acqIans
ance and show you the shows, or bet on a " patent
" safe il is very safe for you to bet is vllaln-s
pickpocket-a highway robber. If you wish to IN
ouire the way, or ask for any other information
sneak to one Of those gentlemen in their neat blue
eoas, with brass stars and police On their caps or
else s,ep into some ttore. Avoid every place where
rum is sold az you would one that smells Of ormstone
and YOU will find no more trouble in coming to tho
State Fair in New-York City than in any county
village in the State.