The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-27
THE GLOBE HOTEL, NEW YORK,
in CONNECTION WITH
THE PAVILION,

in CONNECTION WITH
THE GLOBE, HOTEL, at New York. has for several
but TO the European traveller, having been Of
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support he has received from tr veers OF all nations,
secure continuance OF their patronage Many Improvements
eavs Sse msde the e. Of The Hotel to he
s%r Seen f and for
The sGasnteT o. he Goes have advantage hose
sGs So I
Ancheie sands ave PREPARED accoins to tie most a
cooks sty and exec ence may Challenge compa
The domestic as Of xeV orders
every thing is conducted with the most minute regard to the
know h and 60 tr ugh without bus
redencs with the 'ayaniages Taie
ho s are in i capabIe
Tor smaller families or separate bed ooms for
In addition the above the Globe Possssse. excellent
until eleven at night This is luxury witch every
being able obtain the a'
can be refreshing than BATH after the fatigue of
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spd nm as"nes o wrapping
fe s the that will
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Of s Bay Se York. h
The proprietor he Globe has just concluded
''' taxing that '''s %TH I5'' PAVILIoN,"
AT NEW BRIGHTON,
Those who have visited the Pavilion, may form idea
Of the of hs v when they are that
ted within its walls.
Along he princpa front which upwards Of two hundIsd
columns; The PIAZZA front. the Bay Of New York and com
Of New York and Brooklyn the Hudson and East rivers Long
grand dining which Of the largest and best
the United States comfortably
date three and fifty guests and as ball ros Is alto
There CORRIDOR which the of
establishment about fifteen feet width. and of the
!he lade. ehlsrsn either weather the
1856 feet length also und cover. The whole building we'll
and
m, Kills hs of the Island
those of any IN the Unon and the sea bathing
The Proprietor making arrangements for daily supply of
free 's aVe
these waters without of performing IA.
and s Of zoo e +.
bS s sm of 0% Me under
miles. and during he whole Of the season. good and
T Pier
in ,hc moT1nins pn in the evening The distance is
F. BLANCARD,
m2l 2tw 5w Globe Hotel, s6 Broadway.
WASHINGTON TEMPER RANCE HOTEL.
$40 PEARL ST FRANKLIN Square, NY
T FOWLER u SON respectfully inform their friends and
the public that thew have opened the above well
Hotel strict Temperance principles and pledge themselves
conduct the strictly those principles. The
modaJns need comment they good and abe
Permanent and by the day
for families the reasonable terms
The location is convenient 70 the London and Liverpool
Packets and the Albany, Buffalo, Boston and Phil lpha
boats Every Information given traveng also
best and Of all of the United
States and Canada.
The Reading Room will be supplied with English and
Am papers, and all the Temperance penodicas
Terms-Boarkng per week ST. per day rs Tea cof
fee. Cakes, &c. always ready.
We, the undersigned. would cheerully recommend the
above Hotel the Of Wahingtcnian friends and
the travelling public generally
Hon. Aaron Clark
Hon. Geo. Hall, President Parent Society, Brooklyn
James Van Dyke, President Of Wallibo B. Society.
James II rper, President the Franklin Temp Society.
VIM F. Lesget, Vice President Broadway society.
A e Flanagan, President of Prospect society.
Rev saac Covert fesisent WahipRtonian T. B. Society
Nicholas Duff, Preside mt of Anderson Society.
Wilson, NJ d. President OF Marshall L. A Society.
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