The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-30
THE GLOBE HOTEL, NEW YORK,
in CONNECTION WITH
THE PAVILION,

Gs 5.sR New York, has for
the European taves il having been The resort
many of The who have visited United
lib raj support he has received from jewellers Of all nato9
secure continuance OF their pitonage MANY
sous %ss N the Interior The Hotel Z. me
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The he CLOG have advsnse hose
ban ss every thing Supplied carte hs pss
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soS Vita ana ho s % aud challenge
The domestic arrangements Of very sup rior order;
sSs thing IN CONDUCTED with the most to the
specn know h.ir business and go hr ugh without bus
or of private re'idence with The advantages
Ss Tnss are in . caps
taehed-others Tor smaller families separate bed rooms for
n addition the above the Globe excellent
S hot ea s S be had front %
% s Il. night Ts wsh BY
being able to obtain the which he stays What
can be Ges.h1g than bath slier the l,'sne Of
The Sathns ssiab.hmsnt fitted the besPaI.n Style,
and he Dshe,s ne mOed Th large wrapping feS
Ths local position q the Glob: one will md
II either to the o. fshio the OF business; STU
aied 4, about equal from the Exchanges il Walt st.
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The rector he Globe has just concluded arrangements
"THE PAVILION"
AT NEW BR!GHTON,
and is fitting superior style of elegance and comfort
Those who have visited the Pavilion form idea
of the extent of the when they informed that
two hundred and fifty be comfortably accommoda
ted within its walls I .
Along The pncpa trent, which upwards Of two hundred
and thirty feet IN length noble piazza formed by lofty
columns. The piazza fronts the Bay of New York. and
nds the nj the Jersey Shore the cities
Of New York and Brooklyn the Hudson and East rivers Long
Iand and Of Staten Island nearly far the
Narrows. Hf
The grand dining which OF the largest and best
the United States comfortably accommo
date three hundred and fifty guests and ball room Alto
gether unrivaed.
There CORRIDOR which the of the
establishment about fifteen feet wid!h and of the same
length the which form admirable promenade for
the ladies and ch either weather when the
too powerful permit their ventupg abroad this commu
1876 feet IN length also under The whole building well
ventilated; the oftv spacious and light.
The wa X, and drives Staten Island varied and beautr
iu From the Pavilion there excellent roads leading
mond and the Kills and through Of the Island, b,
the Glove road Staten I,land fact advantage
superior those Of any in the Union and The sea bahin
| excellent
The Proprietor making arrangements for daily supply o
the Waters from the principal Springs at Saratoga At thu
fequeners the Pavilion have the advantage of dnkln
these waters without the of performing Ia
tgnipg and disaareeable journey of 200 miles.
Ihre reading and for The gentiemen IN
building altogether detached from The Pavilion.
The distance from New York New Brighton is under s.,
miles, and during the whole of the season, good ant
well appointed steamboats, will erye Pier No the Nortf
River and New Brighton regularly hour from hafa
in the morning. u in the evening. The distance is
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