Of Montreal are excellent, comprising, among the most elegant, the
Ottawa, Windsor, and St. Lawrence Hall. The Albion Hotel has for many
years been a great favorite with American tourists, both from the
_personnel_ of its management and the reasonableness of its charges. The
Montreal House, the American, the Richelieu, and a host of other
claimants for patronage, all have their special merits, and are
well-spoken of by their visitors.
Sight-seeing, in the city and vicinity, is best accomplished by the
employment of a “carter,” who is usually well posted on all the points
of interest, and can often entertain his party with sundry legends in
connection with them. The most delightful drive, for a single trip, is
the