VIENNA. HOTEL IMPERIAL (Formerly the Palace of the Duke of Wurtemberg.) FRANZ OSTERLE, DIRECTOR. THIS HIS MAGNIFICENT FIRST-CLASS HOTEL commands splendid views out of four street frontages, and is in close proximity to the Music-Vereins Hall, the Kunstlerhaus, the Grand Opera, the Town Theatre, the Metropolitan Park, and the Schwarzenberg Platz. It contains 150 rooms; a magnificent Drawing - Room; comfortable and well-furnished Bedrooms; Bathing, Reading, and Smoking Rooms; and also a richly-decorated and lofty Dining-Room. It may be ranked, for its comfort and good accommodation, among the best First-Class Hotels on the Continent. PERSONS OF HIGH POSITION, as well as LARGE FAMILIES, will find this N.B.-An advantage which will surely be appreciated is, that Divine Service is held in the Gothic Chapel of the Hotel. HOTEL DE PRUSSE, LEIPSIC. L. KRAFT, PROPRIETOR. This First-Class Hotel is finely situated in the best part of the Town, and is replete with every comfort. ACCOMMODATION THE VERY BEST, And Terms Moderate. ALL LANGUAGES SPOKEN. THE IMPERIAL AND ROYAL DANUBE STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. LINES OF STEAMERS FOR PASSENGERS, (IN SUMMER an Express Steamer from VIENNA to PEST at 7 A.M., and from PEST to VIENNA at 1I P.M.) From PEST to SEMLIN and BELGRADE four times a week. From PEST to GIURGEVO (Bucharest) and GALATZ twice a week. Fares Moderate Excellent Restaurant on Board. Direct accelerated service between VIENNA and CONSTANTINOPLE twice a week by the Splendid Mail Steamers of the Company to RUSTCHUK, thence by Rail to VARNA, and from VARNA to CONSTANTINOPLE by the Steamers of the Austrian Lloyd. From VIENNA to CONSTANTINOPLE, 68 hours only. Fares: Food included (Coffee, Luncheon, Dinner, Tea), Vienna to Constantinople, First Class, fls. 121 80; Second Class, fls. 85 80. For further information apply to the office in Vienna, WEISSGAERBER, HINTERE ZollamtsSTRASSE. The Metropoliton Hotel is the Largest and Most Commodious Hotel that has yet been built in Austria. THE THE position of the Metropolitan Hotel is unrivaled; in the healtiest part of the Metropolis, open and airy on all sides. Opposite the Landing Place, commanding a Fine View over the Ring, the Danube, Leopoldsberg and Kahlenberg. The Interior of the Hotel consists of Four Hundred Bedrooms and SittingRooms, Table d'Hote Room, Breakfast-Room, a Restaurant, a Reading-Room, with a well-furnished Library. German, French, English, American, and Italian Newspapers. A Lady's Room, with a Large Piano. A Smoking and Billiard-Room. OMNIBUSSES, CARRIAGES, HORSES, BATHS. Telegraph Station in the Hotel. 79 BADEN-BADEN. The Season Commences the 1st of May, And Continues until the 31st of October. The Mineral Waters are excellent, and the best physicians hold them in high consideration. Fifty thousand visitors, whose stay at Baden-Baden is more or less extended, here enjoy pleasures the most elegant and the most recherché. CONCERTS, BALLS, THEATRES, RACES, HUNTS-nothing is wanting in this terrestrial paradise, which has no equal in the world. The Saloon of the Conversation-House, the Reading-Room, with its great choice of Newspapers, the Restaurant, Café, and Billiard-Rooms are kept open now throughout the whole year. The public will find that the abolition of the Gambling-Tables has in no manner changed the attractions of Baden, the Committee being determined that it shall remain in future, as in the past, the QUEEN of Watering-PLACES. Travelers arrive with the greatest facility by the numerous railroads that concentrate at this point. The Hotels are excellent and the prices reasonable. L. LAMBIN & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF ARMS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, No. 5 Rue Trappé, Liege, Belgium. Patentee of the Celebrated "COMBLAIN CENTRAL FIRE BREECH-LOADER," Specialty for the United States Market. ANNUAL RECORD OF SCIENCE & INDUSTRY. Annual Record of Science and Industry for 1873. Prepared by Prof. SPENCER F. BAIRD, Ass't-Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution. With the Assistance of some of the most eminent men of Science in the United States. Large 12m0, over 800 pages, Cloth, $2 00. (Uniform in Style and Price with the Volumes for 1871 and 1872). Published by HARPER & BROTHERS, New York. HARPER & BROTHERS will send the above Volume by mail, postage prepaid, on receipt of $200; or the Three Volumes sent, postage prepaid, on receipt of $5 00. |