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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23

From HoSDURAs.-The brig Helen Jane, Captain
NickeIsoD arrived at this port last night, with dates
from Truxillo and Omos Honduras, to the 18th Of
February. We learn from Capt Nickerson, in regard
to the between Honduras and G ustemala that the
State Of San Salvador had offered negotiate between
the confencpg parties and that there some pros
poet of peace being obtained These continued civil
and distur have brought the country u
horrible condition. Armed bands of robbers traverse
the States nteuupting all business and merchants ct
the seaport towns nave but very little communication
with the interior. AZ quence. business OF all
kinds was extremely dull. Many Of the population
ID this country src N the extreme of misery having
OILY the plabfan for a subsistence The Helen snes
which II, believe the only Boston vessel trading 10
Tfu1illo, was sble to obtain but q small cargo. a.
Boston Traveller 2sf-
DEATHS AT ST. LouIs-Ths evening Of the 18TH
inst was made gloomy 10 ST. Louis by the RAPID sue
sion of three N. lsnchoy accidents each OF whS1
resuted in the death Of citizen of that Dl-starred
city. Justice Peter Cruess an old ana wen Aho va
irhsbtspt fell down the stairs Leading 10 lawyers
Office ON Chestn NJ. st. and VS. killed msn riding
On an Omnibus on Third st fell from its top, and was
az badv niured as TO make his death certain and an
Fnoiisbrnan named John Stead, fell from furniture
wagon ON which he wa riding, bringing bureau
dosn with him which, falling on bis head, Miled him
instantly.
Aman named John Brown Was killed in drunken
bravI AZ Mou.ey, Rockland Co., on the llth inst
His death was caused by stone which struck him in
the forehead breaking bis skull. l. was thro IN Sy
man named Regan, who succeeded in makiny his
escape.
Flsr DAY ~ MAssAcBUsETrs.-Ciov. Gsrdner has
appointed Tbuisdsy, April s, 70 DO observed as dsy
Q! fNting humiliation And prayer 10 MsssschGse:;..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

THURSDAY, March 22.-fhe RECORDER in the
chair:
Resolution that the Controller draw his warrant ia favor Of
the keeooo for $50 for Office rent for year IRON 10,
Jsuusfy, les-. Adopted.
SEARCH AFTER BAKER
Bill Of Csp, sp.sht Tseoty first Vsrd Police, for s4 y,
,Ypuses 10 eoipg New Jersey search Of Louis baker
ALLEGED u1dere q Poole One the Supervisors thought t
dou IN matter whether the Mayor ana judge sua. mad
arc the -upeI, .or. called upon psyst least ooba
be there many such blls aud wonlf be we'll
refer how there snd NJ tl9y CON
rae One O. two other members o. the Boirf thought inst
lie authorities were authorized whatever cost to eodeayor
70 eec the .re,t Il Baker IL thoGsht By others that
tie t stating particulars, shouldbe referred Inc mo
ton refer earIied.
bill Of William q Elder. Policeman. for eSpsnsss 10
order Of Judge stuart TO effect the arst oil
snooBtns 81 90 this bill stated p-rlieaisrs ana " .
oru to- the members thought should be paid aud it was
% oTdefed.
The that presented the bill OF Caot. 5pesh SAD
that he would Withdraw afford Capt an % )oru
Ly TO state particulars Leave given and the bill Withdrawn
Adjourned 20 Monday net
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23
THE ALLEGED PORTION BY pm.
LICEMEN
AN OFFICER SUSPENDED.

The publication in The TRIBUNE of yesterday n
relation to several Policemen Of the Fourth Ws,d
having for long time been engaged in ex,or,nx m.
ney from propretors of dsnce-house and houss, n
prostitution, in that Patrol District created grss
sensation throughout the City, but particularly /,
the Police Department The truth, i, is said, h.s not
yet all been told in this business and as the invs.
gstion proceeds, new facts are being developed.
Lawrence Mohr q Policeman of tho Fourth wSd
was yesterday suspended from pay and duty BY sAs
Mayor for his alleged participation in e1tortins ~
receiving money, as stated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23

GREAT GALE ON LANE Os1ARIe-FrARIuL RI
hoRs.-A Tremendous uinoctis gale has swept Lake
Ontario for two days psst but subsided measure
Vast evening. These Is rumor in town that the
s,esmer Zimmermann fslnderSd yesterday or her
pA sssge from Toronto to Niagara We have not been
able at present writing. TO trace the rumsr to ella-
he source II purposts to have come ffsm the pas
of the steamer Peerless, which cams from To-
Ionts to Lewiston yesterday II 's said that tie
Zippasrmann seen from the Peer.sss whom about
bswsy the lake aud has not since been heard
Of Tbs Peerless came into Niagara River, We un'
derst,pd, disabled, having been roughly used by the
wind and waves. VIM. Darling, agent for the Ian.
mernsrn in this city, states thar he hssrs nothing OF
the loss Of ths steamer aud Does not think that she
Jeft Toronto e the bost has foundered al on board
ust have pershs. We trust there lie no truth IN the
report Rochester Union. 2lst.
FoR KsSsAs-A pVty Of substantial Vermont
farmers, with their fam, hes started for Lawrence,
Kansas. last Friday, via Springfield A company OF
forty left Lawrence, Macs, tor Kansas, on Wednee-
day. They "solid native citizens, mostly OF tue
"Methodst Church" secono meeting OF Kansas
esierapts was held in Springfield on Friday. About
eeventy five have oinsd the colony and the Frcspsct
IL u 81 tbe p2mtt, wil Of oOutIcd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23
FRAUDULENT FEMALE COLLECTOR.

Mrs. Roxanna Wood, boarding in Beschst., was
yesterday arrested, complaint Of the Managers OF
the Home OF The Frien6less who charge her with
having, during the Last six months, collected from
various charitable persons sums of money, amounting
in the aggregate to a considerable sum- under pre-
tense that it was for the above Institution, but which
she appropriated to her own use. In her apartment
book, showing tie of those who had subscribed,
and the unit Of their subscriptions was found. The
sum total was about $780, She taken before JUS
tee Pearcy and com nited TO prison for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23

An INCIDENT ~ IHE CARS During trip from
Wilmington, Del. on Saturday evening last, TO Bal
timore, an incident occurred Of not common nature.
Shortly after leaving the Susquehanna there WAS
parenly q something, from the move nent 10 and fro
of psries allowable in the ladies' car, which gave
resson 10 suppose that there hand that which
was unusual in that department We Do not kno '
shat names necessary 10 be used and will stop
vph tbe use Of as many names a. We pleke. DIR. r.
L. Il. HntLe, " this CITY, happened % be & psssen-
ger, and be, al the instance of the Rev. DR.. Bach.
also IF this cry who was passenger Wa called on
professionally 10 attend LADY who III, and q. the
time lie the ladies department. She was, 80
far personal friends were concerned, unattended
but Uss enssavorng 20 reach q residence in Is .li-
Erore. The doctor gave his attendance and her ILL.,
ness resulted in the birth her first of fine boy be-
fose the reached the CITY, II is needless 70 say
that every facilky obtansbie given 10 the lady
sDd that che reached her home in safety. The con.
doctors of The train, well the passengers took
and by more than words expressed deep symp 4th v
with the lady in tie unexpected event. She was
safely taken 10 her home, with all the care i'm sasbe
A name wss pro posec for the ttle stranger and we
have heard that Bach, McTavish, Shirley, Hiut,e
az come Others or altogether, have been suggested
and met with fsvc-. baltimore sun.
RAILROAD DAxAGEs We notice by the proceed
ipcS of the Circui; held G, Batsvis las, week that
Thomss N. Donslcson, @. this city, obtained yer
dict of 81 500 against Of v Y. Certral Railroad
Company for injuries received in April last, while
pas.epger In he csrs Of the defendants The train
rsn over a COW IN TIE tOsn G Bergen, and -.s
thrown Off tSe track George Basche Of Barring
ton, iowa. xas pa.ssage- 10 he ssDe trs'c. H
Obtained & verde. Of s2,sQc q tts sane C,ur:
jRoe.sf:sf u3iss. 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23

on Secopd.st, where be va soon atersard arrested
by the night police Afier receiving the wound, the
negro fen upon cellar door, and died in fee min.
utee As there was no justification for the cond1cs OF
Thornton. at the time the fatal blow Was given, an
iupresson prev ais that be WA instgated by ealoosy
A witness testified tina! be hsd heard Thornton 'ke
threat sgans, Cus,lo 10 conseq Ience OF supposed
acquaintance With a woman named Sxah Lynn, 5
pauper a. the City Poor House. The sccn,ed gas
remsnded TO jail, TO appear before the Hastings
Count. for examination, on the Second Monday Ia
Atrl. Richmond Enquirer 2ot1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23

The SourH SwIspLrD BY The NoRrg-REPARA.
1ios -Chas. CLARK. E:q an interesting scion Of the
chivalry OF Mississippi wss induced Wednesday to
pay sl2for swstch at No. "a Broadway. He Was then
persuaded thati. brass and prev allied upon to give
e2s more for watch warranted gold and good
time-keeper. He then wen: with i, to various wsrch-
makers TO ascertain if il wss genuine gold. They
ted him that they would have TO cut up to find out
il il was gold. The magnificent Mississippian wss
sorely veIed, and applied to the police WArd
officer s,ed in se:.,Dg back tia money, Bat oaicsr
CiIk, ,f Tire Msyors office, i7and &c diis 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23

MURDER CASE John y. Thornton young white
man, was yesterday examined before the Mayor. on
charge OF numbering on Saturday night, about
o'clock, free negro named Robert Castillo b sck-
smith employed at BArress foaedery on Cary 1t.
1t appeared from the evidence thas the murder was
committed in front of the grocery store of Mr. II.
Lyneman, on Brock-sv. The negro was drunk and
ncsy and consequently was ordered to leave the
store AT tba door ne met Thornton an scq uaintance
and after the exchange Of few words not 10 Esysr
Of an angry ohsNcter, 7. deliberately stabbed tbs
nero 10 tbs hear. with knife which he shut CD aad
-stuped 10 ls pecke., then walked of 10 he aopse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23

ExIeRAsrs BorGHr AND SoID.-The Mayor has
positive evidence that some Of our mercantile houses
sell their passengers by the cargo to emigrant board
lighthouses runners, and bookers. Some parties VINO
are very largely interested in sending of entrants
by railroad, called at the Mayors Office yesterday 70
try to prevail upon him to relax bis energy in the in
vestga,ion of this outrage. IL is UNDERSTOOD tna'
they were no, able to report any very satisfactory
progress to a crowd Of expectsnt runners. ihe
Mayor is making thorough Investigation OF the
whole system.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23
CITY ITEMS.

The GERsAS OPERA The Opera of Der Pras-
eAats was performed last night by the German con-
pspy at Nlblo's. This work requires very greet
force, and stage arrangements of consunmate inss-
nuity and great breadth, to save the sublime imsn-
pgs of Weber from being ridiculous. Those Of lest
night were so bad not to rse to the level Of stuff
for criticism. Miss Lehman WAS called before tie
curtain by loudly spplauding audience. The houss
was literally crowded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23

MRS. SrEPHESs.-The benefit of this very popular
actress takes place this evening at Wallsck's when
" Ernestine' will be performed for the fret time this
season after which Sketches in India and The
"Pet of the Petticoats,' Mrs S. having part In
each piece.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23

Az UycryrLE CLERK.-A lady complains that she
was violently assaulted by salesman IN fashona-
Bile goods store who ordered her out of the store
seized her ard shook her severely. The difficulty
arose from the clerks refusing to faf his contr act
with her in regard to silk dress she had purchased
She wanted her money restored or dress matched as
promised, or a warrant issued for the clerk. TIE
bead of the firm called and arranged the unpleasant
affair
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23

TURNED ApRrFr.--Jobn Hsusmsnu, child seven
years old wss turned adrft by hi, father, gentle
man who follows the profession Of rag picking, the
other night The old gentleman evidently believes in
throwing boys their own resources The listle fell
low was sent to the Juvenile Asylum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23

TROUBLE AMONG ALUM.UsERs-fsabella Nelson
complains tba. she bought ou' the bakery, No. ls'
Firsi.av of Charles Hunter, paying 1925, aud mat
on tie next day the whole effects were sold at Sher'
IFS sse and he has gone to Baltimore and SET up az
other BOZ cry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23

COUNTERFEIT THREEs or THE INDIAN. STATE
BANK Antonio Giovannetto was brought before
Justice Osborne the charge of passing counterfeit
bill and committed to the Tombs. The form of his
head and the fashion in which his hair topped up,
was so feminine that il was no, until after examine
ton by The Physician in the Chiefs Office that people
could be satisfied of his thorough masculinity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23

CURIOSITY WITH ITS PocEEr PIcRED-Ssrsh Por-
ter and Fanny Riddle were arrested yesterday
charged with picking The pockets of lady whe
looking at tine pictures in Broadway shov'*indo"'
Commit d Tor lack of $500 bsi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23

salvius the wounded pocket OF his southern nAfne
sake and restoring his temper to is won'ei serenity
The bill for the watch was a. follows:
NEw.YosK. ?l.:, 81. IS.
~, Ct..x Bot ofL PAcxtsu.
one Gold ws,eh, wsuAsted gold ard for good nne.sn
BY Brsss y
Reed pawn eBt, II. GIBBS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23

BAKER rs CANADA BENZ. Toles, q Buffalo Police
Officer. writes 20 he Marshal that the story OF
Baker being seen at Lewiston vas got up by Dau.
Rice. That is no news.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23

TIE MAYORS OFFICE AND TIRE GRAND jury
Sixty eight cases arising before Judge Osborne, in
the Mayors Office, have been sent to the Grand Jury
for iniic rneut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23
IAdvertisemert

The law Of fixtures and other property psrssn
ips both Of real personal nstu,e conpns the ~
ls,pf Istions TO the freehold In general also 100
nents charters heir looms &c, with appendix eoss
ing practical rules ard directions respecting the remcs
ebse valuation &C. fixtures between landlord and
and between out sons and 10 coming tenants BY
rtr,rd, Esq bsrister stlaw from the st.s Eng sh e'
with notes and references American authorities st
By William Hosan counselor at aw second edinsn' -
pgblshed, prize IS, snc Tor sale BY
BAsxs, GouLD & Co.. -,
No IA ssssaa st., Neg fe's'
Ass Nc SIS Broadway, AitAIy,N.Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23

The last Lecture befSre the Mercantile Iibrary
Association, upon the " Eastern War, by DIR. So 9,
will be given this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23

DESPERATE FrGHT.-Two bows, named Fredk W
ybein and Geo. Morris got into fight yesterday .tsno
Ia SIC Doussl-s when the latter, becoming Desperate -
sharp piece Of iron ana plunged into the eye Of bis
pbt nuiilstps IL in a shocking manner and desuopn IA
sight The injured I'D conveyed TO his renienee
hcDouzal aasaisnt arrested and Locked ~ -
Juitise Connolly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23
ARRrvALs--Among the recent arrivals in town, W

At the METRoPoLfrAx HorEL-Hon r. II. stanton. Il
A J. Rsls,on, Panama, n. N Hooper. Bost)ni Major
Elliott, Ala Z. Underhll, dc; g 3 KING Boston j.
ton; Geo II Davis DO Z. Beck, Poushseepsie L. Tns
dale, Mas w: Tome, philadelphia -,
II. c Lsushlin Pblsnepbs; Chris Hampton. B9stoo; 4
Maxwell. Buasloi Mr. hancock, fhlsdeoas; sani
Cleveland; A L. Nudge Boston; NJ Tibbis, Troy y !,
Russell Bostou; r. q Webster Portland Dr. L. W. kseA,
korristown; John sloeum, W"h1f on .,,.,o,. o n
Tweedy do; Jno Aexsrder DO Frank Lamb do sep,s
Allen, New Orleans John wilson, Se;.Sn Jas a wg
Conn Tbos Woolrdre Georgs; Jas II. Johnson Bslrnes
T. NJ Gilbert, Udcsi 8. C. Pitmsn Lyman Ma'si l.. W.
ter U. ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23

A New MAP OF CUBA -Mesus Ensign, Bhdg-
man & Farming, of No. l56 William Ct, have Just
published very correct map of the Island OF Cubs,
with geographical chronological and statistical notes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23
fAdyertisemen

ADVERTISEMENT
LEARY d Co., Art Hatters and Vendors to Gea
tltmen Stores, Astor House, Broadway, Ny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23

Rus OVER BY FIRE-EsGIsE.-Wm Gallagher,
boy accidentally Yesterday Ing in Thge q
Eishth..t, by eensine No 81 and severely njared
wss attended 81 drug store BY physician add thea conveys
0 his residence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23

Rrs OyIR BY City CAR Philip Horn, q bog J!
-. Of are was run on Wedoesdsy Bight By car Ma
Of tb. Fisbtb line and injured He ws -
lid 70 bis re.ideEee In Fihysecond st., lothsv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23

ROBBERY IN FERRY Bosr John Green, o.
Green Point L. t. while er''iog - ~. sI
Bsnry Perkins. sSdnr.rsd i.dvidg. Who after fo's.
W 80 - nb.sryed his operations bat this proved not N
~. And he was arrested by Green who eund the va.
on bs person He ". taken before Justice Connolly ~
hrd nj 10 trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23
Advertise

Have you got it II not, 90 at once TO R00rs
No $50 Broadway ard those magnificent PsoIs
GRAPHS lesize canvas. made here. All sorts Of pe'"'
N any weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23

DAMAGES RECOVERED AT the Westchester Cours
lest week, William Hubby, of Fishkill. sued the
Hudson River Railroad Co for injuries received BY
sprainDg bis ankle, and otherwise ipuring his leg
tie cars running off the track from the csrele'saes
Of the switchman, while he was passenger on the
train. Verdict for plaintiff, $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23

FIRE AT FIsHxILL.--A fire broke out on the lst
inst at Fishbill, in the factory Of Gemen g. Co.. end
the drying and dyeing houses were burned to TIE
ground. The fire WA extinguished by the worknsa.
Loss about $1,000 covered by insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23

The Chdren's Aid Society ackno Wedges receipts
from February 10 March l, amounting to s7ls H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23

The Board of Aldermen, last evening had petition
before them calling for the names Of the thirsy-nins
Policemen reported to have been in prison. so that
the, might be known and wstched. The application
was laid on the table. The $4,000 reward for Baker
came up again, and was killed. Aid. Voorhis took
occasion to deliver eulogy on the death of Poole.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23

SHOCKING AccIDEST-IHREE MES DRowsED.-
A sad accident occurred at Yonkers on Tuesday led,
by which three men were drowned. II appears thai
the sloop Jonas Smith, from New York TO Upper CO..
ster when near Yonkers, suddenly capszed and 'uak
OF the crew only one was saved, William Psr)
who climbed up the mainnast. The names d ~
drowned were Nicholas Cary, Thomas Shortly sad
Patrick -. The bodies Of Shortly and Pshask
have not yet been recovered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

DR0fOrAE-O TyJcE ~ uHE ~cOyFRsOfs OY ug
Il Anssto.ss, teh. 10, ls45.-To ~frslwhi~r, Of sssss
the fsDf-e%slsS pror<<.ls vH " rszsyss W ne co
Vernfr 81 hs Ainshouse, II uefr oxcs. EsssBAA, Fart
uHnl 2 osn~k Y NJ, q tks lsth last for fre4ghtltg
iien b.ssk wshs Isl&nd 10 hsls,ss Bstpiiai .psh qaAs
ut.s ~ euilfinx stsps A. msy ~ f.qalrvd. Ts stees
.m - pises1 On hosfa a. vs.-sI. Al ~. Isisse ~ ~
espNrtnssf sod 10 " isDass ., ~ Jsras " - eosif.>f
90 ia ueGbt ~ ~ tiSne ~ y 80 for ~ Ne yJw
e1tsMnf 0pf n Ia tstt qaanfy. a. Ne Ai<fs 49,
sseh gssefiue ~ eAy - AID fcr, bh ~~sssrSs
~ ,ssss,s 80 80 ~ " ~ yyS - is,ts.s -,
gssTtee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13
CLOTHING, &C.

EIOTHIsG -rADfEs n GENTLEMEN HAVING
By sending 70 the store II Lserfns street, near Canal, %
o. West Broadway, or address By letter through the pn~i
,os. CoBtS. LADIES' attended By Mrs. Cohen.
f,AsT.off CIOTHIsG.-sz,0C 900 WORTH WANTED
IN. hirhes, price hbsrsIiy given, W current modsy,
men Wishing Va cispos. o. the above oil address, or eal
90 JAMIE kokoxEY, n Barter stresi, formerly
OrsngsJ
or Clothing y ruRNlTTRE gASTED-
ladies o. gsnusmsn having any ~ %. kbays afuelss
a. dispose ~, can rscsivs . fair Drios Tor tbs ssas ~
s@nding for the ssbscntsr, ~ hts rssdsnes Or ihrocsb
The pot l. DI-rFIpOlp, ~ Bm street
blades attended ~ Mrs.. y.
HAsT OrT CLOTHING wANTu-GEyrKHEy nav
ing any lott - ~e.ripg apparel ~ sisp~~s ~ N lAws
or small quantities. shsi Tec.iss the vsry higbssi pvies
for them ~ esthrg "a ~ aStrrssinr tho y uuSiDT,
su Pearl str.~t b~t-esn CITY Hal place aSd cspus
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13
HOTELS.


EAGLE HOTEL Neutrality-suspicious. WILL 10
~ well 10 remember that they can obtain clean and
comfortable rooms for "a. per night, or lO.. 70 la. per
week, II the hotel corner Of Franfort and W liam streets.
~ RAMERCY PARK HousE, UoRNER Tw~ENrIRTII
now complete and furnished, and open for Inspection.
FAMILIES requiring apartments viii hnd superior accom-
mediation. q. WRIGHT.
HNHE shITHsONIAN HOIsE, BROADWAY, UKSH
il Of Houston street, on the sans blsct With the Ne.
ropolitAn Hotel and Niblo's Garden, aud two blocts
above the ut. Nicholas Hotel 10 nearly c~ongst~c, and
oilers To travellers superior Accommodation 10 the
heart Of Broadway, In Immediate jurtApo-ibnn 20 the
other hrst class houses and places Of smusemsnt, At very
low rates. The house has all the con ysni.noss n vogue,
including steam heaters, and vll be- conducted On the
DAY, according 70 location, te., ani meals furnished -
ordered, 1T prices graded " suit both the economical
and ertrAvsgAnt, the guests ordering meals At piesssrs,
aud paying Tor only What Ia used Families aud PER.
ties, . ,well a. individuals, wu find the SmiilsobiAn
veil cx1c ulated 70 suit them, and can male their bills
less BY 81 hast one third than a. ether nrst class
hotels conducted on The old system. FOR rsspsetAb,ity,
order, nsaipsss, comfort and economy, the smitb.oniss
shall male its Dsrf 90 the times and b. -orhy the
patronage Of the psopls. SIDNEY RoPhAE.
WORK FAMILY HuTs. NV Muf6E grT.1T,
Lsdgse Mn. Leadon.-Tbs above bouss 10 cen.
traily Situated, has 90 sresilsnt ss1es ron, ton 90
twelve private sitting rOous, bstuesn forty ssd Efty
light, airy bedrooms, . good smoking room, warm, cold,
snd shower baths, always ready A night porter 10 al
tendance. A nred charge for servants. ID. Ses Y0rt
Herald 10 hled. TH0hAS QuAKTERhAINE (sss propr-
vieh) tsnders his grateful thanks W hs Americas
friends for the fA,ors he has 90 long snlsy.d AZ their
hands, and soAsns their e~ontinusi pAtronags sn< recon.
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