New Orleans Exposition.
By Editor
THOSE who intend to visit the Exposition, and are strangers to the city, ought to remember that there is a "Department of Information" organized by the managers of the Exposition, where information will be always given free of cost upon any subject which strangers may desire. They will be directed to suitable lodging and boarding-houses; will be informed of the exact cost of accommodations; will be directed to the various lines of travel, etc. This is to prevent imposition by runners, agents, and others who volunteer their services at the depots. The office of this Department is at 164 Gravier Street, and 15 Union Street, between St. Charles and Carondelet Streets. Open day and night. This is of great service to strangers. The weather is said to be beautiful in New Orleans now, and the facilities for reaching the park have been increased.