ENGELBERG.

HOTEL & PENSION DU TITLIS.-CATTANI, Proprietor. This new Hotel

is fitted out with every comfort, containing 80 Beds, Ladies' Sitting Room, Reading, Billiard, and Smoking Rooms. English, French, and German Newspapers. English Service every Sunday. The best starting place for ascending Mount Titlis (18 miles); good guides; tariff, 10 frs., the same as at Engstlen (See Berlepsch). Very nice excursions on the glaciers of Ure-Rothstock, Schlossberg, and Grossen.

HOTEL & PENSION DE L'ANGE, belonging to the same Proprietor. Excellent second-class Hotel; clean and well-furnished rooms at moderate prices. Warm and Cold Baths.

FLORENCE.

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RAND HOTEL DE MILAN.-Messrs. NUCCI BROTHERS, Proprietors. way Station, one of the best situations in the centre of the town, and with a south aspect. Large and small apartments. Table d'Hôte. Baths. Private Carriages. Omnibuses at every train. The Hotel is conducted quite in the English style. The prices are moderate; and arrangements, per week, can be made with families during the winter months.

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FRANKFORT-ON-THE-MAINE.

TH

HE ROMAN EMPEROR, an Hotel of European celebrity, much frequented by English travellers; distinguished for its elegance, comfort, and attention. Charges moderate. Proprietors, Messrs. Lohr and Alten. [M-56.

LANDSBERG HOTEL.-Noblemen and Gentlemen who may be pleased to

honour me with their patronage will find every convenience and comfort in my Hotel. With other advantages are combined those of the promptest and most civil attendance (for which, indeed, the Landsberg has long been famed throughout Germany); an extensive stock of the choicest wines, ranging back to the oldest practicable date; an excellent cuisine; spacious coffee-rooms; a hundred and fifty bed-chambers (many with double beds), with a number of elegantly furnished private sittingrooms; and the strictest integrity and moderation with regard to charges. Licensed Commissioners are constantly at hand. There are Private Carriages on the premises. FRED. ORTENBACH, Landlord.

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FREIBURG (SWITZERLAND).

G

RAND HOTEL DE ZAHRINGEN, kept by Mr. KUSSLER.-This firstrate Hotel is the most important in the town, and enjoys an excellent reputation. Situated in in a very picturesque position. From its fine terrace, a beautiful view is obtained of the Wire Bridges and the renowned Gorge of Gotteron. It is only a few steps from the Cathedral containing the celebrated Organ.

Carriages at the Hotel.

Omnibuses at every Train.

GENEVA.

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HOT

́OTEL DE L'ECU.-New Proprietor, Gve. Wolff, same Proprietor of Hotel Byron, near Villeneuve-This unrivalled and admirably conducted Hotel has long enjoyed an extensive and high reputation among Travellers. Situated in the finest part of the town, and facing the lake, it commands a beautiful view of the environs. Its accommodation is of so superior a character that tourists will find it a highly desirable place of residence or of temporary sojourn. Table Hôte at 1 o'clock, 4 fr.; at 5 o'clock, 4 fr. Arrangements made with families during the winter ths at very reasonable charges. New Reading and Smoking Rooms.

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GENEVA-Continued.

HOTEL DES BERGUES, FREDERIC WACHTER, Proprietor.

Patronised by His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales and His Royal Highness the Prince Alfred. The Hotel, one of the largest in Geneva, is in a delightful situation-looking on the lake near the English Church and the General Railway Station, and it is the ONLY Hotel from which there is an uninterrupted view of Mont Blanc and the Alps. Families or single Gentlemen will find every accommodation and comfort which a first-class Hotel can afford, at the same time all the attention which the personal superintendence of the Proprietors can offer. There are Tables d'Hôte at 1, 5, and 8 o'clock. Private Dinners at any time. Bath establishment lately organised in the Hotel. [M-59.

GRAND HOTEL DE LA METROPOLE.

This splendid modern Hotel enjoys an extensive celebrity for its beautiful and admirable situation on the Promenade in front of Lake Leman, opposite the English Garden, the Bridge of "Mont Blanc," and the landing-place of the Steamers. Under the active superintendence of the new Proprietor, Mr. Aldinger, every attention is given to contribute to the comfort and satisfaction of the visitor. 300 Rooms and Saloons, Private Saloons, beautifal Conversation Saloon. Reading Room, Smoking Room, &c. Baths. Table d Hôte at 1, 5, and 7 o'clock. Pension from 5 frs. per day.

Rooms from 2 frs:

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OTEL DE LA COURONNE.-Situated on the Grand Quai, in an added to his Establishment a fine and extensive building, situated on the Quai du Rhone, from whence is a fine view of the Lake and of Mont Blanc. The apartments are most comfortable for families or single gentlemen. Good stabling and Coach-houses. Arrangements made with families or single gentlemen for prolonged stay. The new "Monument National" is just opposite the Hotel. [M-61.

H

OTEL VICTORIA, by T. BERTHUNDS.-This Hotel is situated in one of the most beautiful parts of the town, near the English Church, and close to the Railway Station, Steamers Office, and the Diligence for Chamounix. Its comfort and cleanliness recommend it particularly to English travellers. Table d'Hôte; Private Dinners at very moderate prices; English, French, German, and Italian spoken. [M-62.

RAND HOTEL DE LA POSTE, kept by AD. STIERLEN.-This Hotel ness, and first-rate accommodation, at the most moderate prices. It contains 100 Bed-rooms, from 1fr. 50c. and upwards. Breakfast, 1fr. 25c.; Dinner, with Wine included, 3frs. and 3frs. 50c. Service, franc. Conversation Room, with Library. Eighteen different Newspapers. Smoking Room and Baths. [M-151.

F. CHARNAUX, PLACE BEL-AIR, MAISON DES TROIS ROIS,

GREAT CHOICE OF

Swiss Sculptures, Pendules Coucoux, Chalets, Music-pieces, of every description.
DEPOSIT OF STONES OF THE ALPS, CRYSTAL, AMETHYSTS, ONYX, &c.
Photographical Workshop. Swiss Landscapes of any size.
Pictures, Views, Costumes, &c.

WATCHES AND JEWELLERY.

[M-63.

A. MALIGNON, 8, Grand Quai, formerly 6, Rue de la Corraterie. This being one of the oldest manufacturing establishments in Geneva, is reputed for the excellent quality and workmanship of its articles. An extensive and select variety of Jewellery and Watches of the best description.

[M.-64.

GENEVA Continued.

P. REYNAUD and CO., WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS, 26,

GRAND QUAI, GENEVA, close to the Hotel de la Couronne; correspondents in Paris, London, and New York. This old-established firm possesses a large assortment of Ladies' and Gentlemen's first-class Watches (warranted), with plain or richly ornamented cases, viz.:-Horizontal, Lever, Duplex, Escapements, Repeaters, and Chronometers; Watches winding up without key; Watches for Chemical operations and Races, with double dials, and beating the fifth and quarter of a second, &c. Jewellery of all descriptions of the best taste and workmanship. Large and fine collection of Enamel Paintings, Musical and Singing-bird boxes. Prices very moderate. [M-65:

IMPORTATION DIRECT FROM HAVANA.

CLERC BONNET,

3, PLACE DES BERGUES, and RUE DU RHONE, 31. CIGARS AND TOBACCO, OF ALL QUALITIES, Forwarded to all Parts.

F. PIGUET.

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IGARS.-Maison des Trois Rois, Place Bel-Air, No. 2, near the Post-office,

of Pipes and Cigar Tubes. Rare Cigars, warranted genuine.

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GENOA

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RAND HOTEL DE GENES, kept by Messrs. G. VALLETTA and M. RusCHETTI. This magnificent first-class Hotel, formerly the Palazzo Marchese Spinola, was newly opened two years ago, and entirely re-furnished. Its situation opposite the Carlo Felice's Theatre, and in the vicinity of the English Church, the Post-Office, and all the curiosities of the town, contributes to render this Hotel a very desirable residence. Large and Small Apartments. Table d'Hôte. Reading and Smoking Saloons. Baths, &c. Omnibuses at the Railway Station. English spoken.

Ho

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OTEL DES QUATRE NATIONS.-CEVASCO Brothers, Proprietors.-This Hotel, formerly the "Palazo Marchesse Serra," can be strongly recommended. It is in one of the best situations in Genoa, overlooking the Harbour, with a Marble Staircase from the bottom to the top. Travellers will find here very good rooms, moderate charges, excellent Table d'Hôte, great cleanliness, and every attention paid to any visitor.

OMNIBUSES AT THE RAILWAY STATION.

ENGLISH SPOKEN.. [M-69.

OTEL DE FRANCE.-ISOTTA Brothers, Proprietors.-This hotel contains

and Private Dinners at fixed prices, or à la carte. Baths in the Hotel.

HOTEL NATIONAL (same Proprietors).-Excellent Apartments and Rooms. Table d'Hôte and Private Dinners. Advantageous terms for prolonged stay. HOTEL DE GENEVE, PLACE MEDINA, near the Wharf at Naples, belongs also to the same Proprietors.

MANUFACTORY AND DEPOT

OF

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GILT FILIGREE WORKS

SILVER AND

OF

EMILIO

FORTE,

No. 155, VIA OREFICCI, GENOA.

Prize Medal Awarded-London Exhibition.

[M-71.

GHENT.

H

OTEL DE LA POSTE.-PLACE D'ARMES.-Mr. A. VANDE PUTTE, Proprietor of the Hotel, now begs to inform English Travellers that he has succeeded Mr. Dubus in the above well-known, first-rate, and beautifully situated Establishment, which affords extensive and superior accommodation for families and single gentlemen. In taking the above-named Hotel de la Poste, Mr. Vande Putte is enabled to offer suitable accommodation to the most opulent families, and to commercial gentlemen, and pledges himself to spare no exertions to deserve the continuation of patronage of all classes of travellers. [M-72.

THE HAGUE.

HOTEL PAULEZ, Korte Voorhout; and the HOTEL DE L'EUROPE,

lange Hout Straat.-These two first-rate Hotels, situated in the finest quarter of the city, in the vicinity of the Theatre Royal, the Museum, and the Park, cannot be too highly recommended for their accommodation, the excellence of their Table d'Hôte and Wines, added to the attention and civility shown to all Travellers. Proprietor, F. PAULEZ. [M-73.

HANOVER.

UNION HOTEL-Gentlemen, is beautifully and cheerfully situated right opposite the

HOTEL.-This well-known first-class and favourite Hotel, for

Railway station. Elegance and comfort combined. English and French spoken. The utmost attention and civility. A regular Table d'Hôte, and private dinner to order. Baths in the house. Private carriages always ready. English and French newspapers. The Hotel is open all night. The new Proprietor, Mr. F.VOLKERS, has just opened a very fine Coffee-room and a beautiful Refreshment-room, attached to the Hotel. Pension 6 frs. a day, everything included. [M-74.

HOTE

HAVRE.

OTEL ET BAINS FRASCATI.-This very good Hotel, situated on the banks of the Sea, and surrounded with a beautiful Garden, is open all the year. Visitors may find here large and small well-furnished Apartments, at moderate charges. Hot and cold, salt or fresh water Baths. Hydrotherapie. Reading Saloon supplied with foreign newspapers. [M-75.

HEIDELBERG.

HOTEL DU PRINCE CHARLES.

Kept by C. H. SOMMER, in the

Market Place, near to the Castle, with the finest view of it. This Hotel, patronised by their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales and Prince Alfred, is without question the best situated and most frequented in the town; it possesses an excellent cuisine, and is favourably known for its clean and airy bed-rooms, good attendance, and very reasonable prices. Large and small apartments of all descriptions for families and single gentlemen. Reading Room supplied with the London Times, Galignani's Messenger, and American papers, &c. Superior Tables d'Hôte at 1 and 5 o'clock. Mr. Sommer exports wines to England at moderate prices. Baths in the Hotel. Arrangements can be made for Board and Lodging during the winter; deservedly recommended.

[M-76.

THE Castle of Heidelberg, English and a beau THE ADLER (or EAGLE) HOTEL, in the Grand Place, commands a beau

Gentlemen will find this house one of the most comfortable, combining excellent accommodation with cleanliness and moderate charges.-(See "Murray," page 531.) Elegantly furnished apartments of all descriptions. Piano, Baths, Carriages, London Times, and two Table d'Hôtes at 1 and 5 o'clock, are found in the Hotel, which is superintended by Mr. LEHR himself, who speaks English and French, as do the servants. [M-77.

There is also a fine pond of Trout in the yard of the Hotel, where they are always to be had fresh.

HEIDELBERG-Continued,

HOTEL DE HOLLANDE, quiet and delightfully situated on the banks of

the Neckar, and commanding a fine view of the opposite romantic mountain scenery, the nearest to the landing-place of the Steamboats, and close to the Castle. Mr. SPITZ, the proprietor, well known for his solicitude to promote the comforts of his guests, has lately, at considerable expense, purchased a large building on the banks of the Neckar, contiguous to his Hotel, and has converted the slope into a beautiful garden for their exclusive use. Table d'Hôte at 1 and 5 o'clock. English and French spoken. Terms moderate. LM-78.

ROYAL

HOMBOURG.

OYAL VICTORIA HOTEL.-First-rate for Families and single Gentlemen. close to the Springs and the Kursaal; it is one of the best situated Hotels in the town. A splendid Dining-room and two suites of airy and quiet apartments (with balconies), overlooking the fine Taunus Mountains, have been newly added to the Hotel. It has been patronised by his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales and several other royal personages. The Proprietor, who has been for years in first-class Hotels in London, offers visitors the advantages of good and comfortable accommodation. All the attendants speak English. Best French and English cooking. Excellent Wines. Moderate charges.-GUSTAVE WEIGAND, Proprietor. [M-79.

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OTEL DES QUATRE SAISONS, kept by MR. W. SCHLOTTERBECK.— This first-rate house is exceedingly well situated near the Sources and the Kursaal. It combines every comfort desirable, with moderate charges. Large and small Apartments. Table d'Hôte at 1 and 5 o'clock. Private Dining Rooms. Baths in the Hotel.

THE PROPRIETOR DEALS EXTENSIVELY IN WINES.

HOTEL

INTERLACHEN.

DE BELLE VUE,

KEPT BY MR. HERMANN RIMPS.

[M-80.

EXCELLENT Second-class Hotel, very well situated, containing a branch

"Pension Felsenogg," with a fine Garden attached to it. Boarders taken in, per day 5 francs, during the months of May, June, September, October; and € francs per day during the months of July and August. English, French, and German newspapers. Omnibuses, Private Carriages, and Saddle Horses. Moderate charges. English spoken. [M-158.

KONIGSWINTER.

HOTEL DE BERLIN. MR. SCHMIDT, Proprietor.-Visitors wishing to

pass a few days in the vicinity of the Drachenfels, will find excellent accommodation at this Hotel, which commands splendid views, and has one of the finest Terrace Gardens on the Rhine. All the Steamers call at Konigswinter to land or embark passengers. Flying Bridge Ferry across the Rhine, thence per rail to Coblentz, Bonn, or Cologne. Advantageous arrangements made with Families.

LAUSANNE.

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OTEL GIBBON (1st Class), Mr. RITTER, Proprietor.-Is situate on one

scenery around Lausanne. This well-known and extensively patronised Establishment has been recently newly furnished with all the elegance and regard to comfort to which English travellers are accustomed, and being conducted under the immediate superintendence of Mr. Ritter, will be found to afford very superior accommodation.

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