4th.—The only place where Travelers can obtain their Letters Every Day in the year, and offering facilities to travelers for correspondence with their friends.
5th.—The only place where the arrival of Steamers on both sides of the Atlantic is made known by telegraph immediately on being signaled.
6th.—The only channel for economical telegraphic communication between America and Europe by a code containing innumerable phrases specially compiled for travelers, and relating to domestic as well as business matters.
7th.—The only place in Europe where all the leading American newspapers are kept on sale.
8th.—The only place where there is a separate reading and writing room for ladies.
9th.—The only place where all the lines of Steamers and Routes of European travel are impartially represented; where impartial information and advice on all subjects relating to travel can be obtained; and where every requirement of the traveler is supplied.
10th.—The only place of the kind in Europe managed exclusively by Americans.
Over six hundred Newspapers, two hundred city and state Directories, three hundred official State and Municipal Reports regularly filed in the Reading Rooms of the Exchange.
Travelers' Branch open daily from 9 A.M. to midnight.
Passage Tickets issued available by any line of Steamers.