staurants are the following:—The Establishment Pupp, the Sächsische Saal, the Curhaus, Stadtpark, Sans-Souci, and all the above mentioned Hôtels; smaller dining rooms:—Stadt Leipzig, Hopfenstock, &c.; there are some places also where food is prepared and cooked according to Jewish rules. The Coffee Establishments principally frequented are in the town:—The Elephant, Hamburg, the Kaffeesalon Pupp; in the environs:—Sans-Souci, Posthof, Schönbrunn, Freundschaftssaal, Kaiser-Park, Café Impérial, Schweizerhof, Panorama, &c.
6. Entertainments.
Reading. The Curhaus contains reading-rooms for ladies and gentlemen, where newspapers from all countries can be found. Novels, scientific books, and newspapers may be had at the circulating libraries of Hans Feller (bookseller to the Imperial and Royal Court of Austria) on the Alte Wiese and near the Mühlbrunn. Music.—A great quantity of pianos are let out for hire at from 5 to 10 fl. per week, and instruction on the piano is given by several teachers. Labitzky’s band performs daily in the morning, from 6 till 8 o’clock, near the Sprudel and the Mühlbrunn; in the afternoon, from 4 till 6, at different places, and twice a week in the evening, from 71⁄2 till
