The International Exchange
AND READING ROOMS,
Madison Square, New York.
(Entrances 953 Broadway, and 185 Fifth Avenue, corner of 23d Street.)
C. A. O'ROURKE & CO., Proprietors.
Strangers to the United States, or to New York, can find at this institution the information and facilities most useful to them. Among the features of the establishment are:
1. The leading newspapers of the principal cities of the world are kept on file. The latest issues of these journals are received by every mail.
2. Information for travellers as to the places of interest in the city, and how to visit them. Also in regard to travel, routes, cost, etc., to all points of the United States, Canada, Mexico, the West Indies, and South America. Accommodations secured in advance at leading hotels in all cities. Interpreters and guides furnished.
3. Theatre, Railroad, and Steamship Tickets can be purchased at regular rates. Diagrams of the seats, and Telephonic communications with leading Theatres.
4. Foreign Money Exchanged.