HOTEL DISCH.

The Hotel Disch in Bridge Street is very highly recommended. It is most centrally situated, and is much frequented by American and English families and single gentlemen, who experience equal attention and civility. The Proprietor, Mr. CHRISTOPH, has a large assortment of the best Rhine and Moselle Wines for wholesale.

AIX-LA-CHAPELLE.

HOTEL DU GRAND MONARQUE.

This Magnificent and Large Hotel, for families and single travellers, continues to maintain its European reputation for being the favored residence of travellers of all nations. The Proprietor, Mr. FRITZ DREMEL, obtained this unusual patronage by the extreme cleanliness and the comfort of his apartments, the richness and excellence of the viands aud wines, added to the attention and civility of the attendants. Table d'Hôte at 2 and 6 o'clock.

HOTEL NUELLENS. - Proprietor, Mr. G. F. DREMEL. Opposite the Fountain Elisa, and situated in the most fashionable part of the City. Has great attractions to tourists and travellers. This house possesses excellent accommodation for single persons or large families, and the cuisine department will afford satisfaction to the most fastidious taste. Table d'Hôte at 6 o'clock. Extract from the 18th Edition of "Murray's Handbook: "This Hotel, in the best situation, is recommended as capital."

KAISERBAD HOTEL (BAINS DE L'EMPEREUR).-This new and splendid Bathing Establishment has been recently fitted up in the most comfortable and elegant manner. The principal spring of Aix rises in the Hotel itself.

THE NEUBAD HOTEL.-New Bath, attached to the Hotel, also belongs to Mr. DREMEL; it has extensive accommodation.

Mr. DREMEL, the well-known Landlord of the "Grand Monarque." "Neubad," and "Nuellens" Hotels, is also Proprietor of the "Kaiserbad Hotel," and personally superintends the management of the four establishments. Mr. DREMEL spares no expense or efforts to render the accommodation of these superior first-class Hotels preferable to all others. The combination in one hand of four establishments of such maguitude enables the proprietor to afford suitable accommodation" at all prices." These establishments are especially arranged

for Winter Cures.

CENTRAL HOTEL,

FRIEDRICHSTRASSE,

Opposite the Stadtbahnhof (Station).

400 Comfortable Bed and Sitting Rooms,

RICHLY DECORATED FETE AND DINING ROOMS. MAGNIFICENT WINTER GARDEN FOR 200 PERSONS,

WITH DAILY CONCERTS.

Two Patented Passenger Lifts; Post and Telegraph Offices; Sale of Railway Tickets, and Exchange Office.

ROOMS FROM 3 MARKS 50 PFENNIGS UPWARDS, INCLUDING SERVICE AND Light.` Mr. ED. STRUB, Director.

WILDBAD.

HOTEL KLUMPP.

Mr. WM. KLUMPP, Proprietor.

This First-Class Hotel-containing 45 Saloons and 235 Bedrooms, with a separate Breakfast and new Reading and Conversation Rooms, as well as a Smoking Saloon, and a very extensive and elegant Dining Room, an artificial Garden over the river-is situated opposite the Bath and Conversation Houses, and in the immediate vicinity of the Promenade. It is celebrated for its Elegant and Comfortable Apartments, Good Cuisine and Cellar, and deserves its wide - spread reputation as an Excellent Hotel. Table d'Hote at one and five o'clock; Breakfasts and Suppers a la carte. Exchange Office. Correspondent of the principal Banking Houses of London for the payment of Circular Notes and Letters of Credit. Omnibuses of the Hotel to and from each train; fine Private Carriages when requested. Excellent Accommodation.

GRAND HOTEL ROYAL, BONN.-This excellent Hotel, one of the best on the Continent,

patronized by King Leopold of the Belgians and by the Royal Family of England; and recently the Prince and Princess of Wales, the Princes Alfred and Arthur, have favored this Hotel with their visit; and the Proprietor has been honored with the household of the Prince Alfred during the time of his study at Bonn.

This Hotel is charmingly situated on the banks of the Rhine, commands the most beautiful view of the Seven Mountains, facing the landing-place of the Rhine Steamers, and near the Railway Station. This Hotel combines every comfort with moderate charges; and its situation is so convenient that Travelers will find it a highly agreeable place of residence or of temporary sojourn, to which a splendid garden of four acres long, laid out in the English style, will greatly contribute. For families or single persons desirous to stay for the winter the most advantageous arrangement can be made for board and lodging. Table d'hote at half past I and 5 o'clock. Mr. ELMEKIEL, Proprietor.

THE GOLDEN STAR HOTEL, BONN.

This first-rate and unrivaled Hotel, patronized by the English Royal Family, Nobility and Gentry, is the nearest Hotel to the Railway Station, and to the landing places of the Rhine Steamboats. The Proprieter, Mr. J. SCHMIDT, begs leave to recommend his Hotel to Tourists. The apartments are furnished and carpeted throughout in the best style, and the charges are moderate. Apartments during the winter at moderate prices. The London Times and New York Herald taken in during the whole year. Six excellent Pianos to be found in the different Sitting-Rooms.

Victoria Hotel.

The Proprietor takes this opportunity of assuring the Nobility and Gentry that he wil spare no exertions or expense to render his Hotel in every respect a comfortable residence for the best class of travelers, and to give every satisfaction for the elegance and comfort of the apartments, for its excellent Cuisine, good attendance, and conscientious moderate charges. For situation and agreeable residence this Hotel will be found superior to any other at this watering-place. Hot and Cold Baths. Permanent arrangements can be made for the winter season at greatly reduced prices.

J. HELBACH, Proprietor.

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The Metropolitan is the Largest and most commodious Hotel that has yet been built in Austria. The position of the METROPOLITAN HOTEL is unrivaled; in the healthiest 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 Sitting-Rooms, Table d'Hôte Room, Breakfast-Room, a Restaurant, a Reading-Room with a well-furnished Library, German, French, English, American, and Italian Newspapers. A Ladies' Room, with a large Piano. A Smoking and Billiard Room. Telegraph Station in the Hotel. OMNIBUSES, CARRIAGES, HORSES, BATHS.

EMS (Baths of).

Season Opens May Ist-Closes in Mid-October.

MINERAL SPRINGS

(Chloride of Sodium, 23°-4° Reaumur).

Springs, Baths, &c., of old-established celebrity against Chronic Catarrh of the Respiratory and Digestive Organs, Congestion of the Liver, Formation of Stone in the Bladder, Gout, Gravel, Incipient Bright's Disease, Diabetes.

Sovereign in the treatment of Dyspepsia, and in thousands of cases proved to be most efficacious in the treatment of Sterility, and a quantity of affections of the Womb and Uterus.

During the Season daily Military and Artists' Concerts in the Park and Kursaal; German and French Theatres; Balls and Réunions. Abundantly supplied Reading-Room; Conversation Rooms. Railway Station; Post and Telegraph Of

fices.

One Hour by Rail from Coblentz.

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THE ROYAL PRUSSIAN KUR-DIRECTION.