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TRAVELLERS IN FRANCE. IN
PARIs.-Travellers who VISIT the great capitals OF
Europe, and who are not acquainted with their
ways frequently find considerable difficulty in oh
tanning lodgings where they will be entertained,
not only in style suitable TO what they have been
accustomed to, but also at economical prices. To
obvate this, as far as regards Paris, Madame de
Beaumont, it will be seen by her advertisement in
another column, has opened the Hotel Meuble, No
p Rue d'Antin, wher she is, at all times, ready to
receive travellers and their families, and afford
them the best accommodation. II is more on the
plan of Boarding House than Hotel, and as such,
is much preferable to many other large houses OF
the kind.