Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-09
The GLOBE HOTEL, AeD York, in connection nth
Lhe P2ELLLO.N. .Nlag BrigAton. stasen Island:

The GLOBE HOTEL, .hsD York, IN connection nth
Me P3FiLIO.Y, .Ntao Brighton, Staten Island.
THE Hotel New York several years heen ad
vuntaceously known only To the American, but 10 The
ncuished persons visited the United States The
proprietor % tire establishment is grateful for the liberal support
lie has received from travellers nj all nations and feels assured
that the cement, making, will connu
patronage. Many improvements have been made
in the interior of Hotel preparatory The commencement Of
new rnscn and 10 meet pre- times
the apartments tor meals anh u" wnrs nave been
reduced and exceed those OF hotels Of the class
The queners 81 the Globe advantage those Of
almost every other ionsethey limit their expenditure. In
The Restaurant thing supplied CARTE the price being
affixed against each d that traveller either sit down TO
worthy of APcus or repast as frugal as an Anchortes
The vand prepared according TO the most approved system
European cookery by experienced French cooks and for va
riety excellence challenge comparison with those oil
the best parisian restauratetrs
The domestic arrangements are OF very superior ORDER every
thing conducted wt the most minute regard to the comfort
the guests. The walters and attendants respectful
business, aud through without hustle or con
fusion The Globe, IN fact combines al the comforts o. private
residence with the advantages o; tst tate oie ihec are
apartments III capable OF accommodating inc most numerous
families with splendid drawing ataeiledohcr for
smaller iiies separate bed for single travellers
Bathm" E.tabsmen, supplied from the CroIon Aqueduct
aud cold wafer baths may be had from seven in The
morning until night This is luxury which every ira
weller knows advantage of and is greatly enhanced by be-
ing able obtain in The house which he stays What can
he refreshing than warm bai AFTER The fatigue OF long
ana il flied nm in the best Partisan style and the
supplied with large Wrapping gowns esnoirs) and
The local posi,on of The Globe is one that will
either 10 the man business: situated
about equal distance from the Exchange, Wall street, and
the Battery that delightful marine promenade which commands
50 magnificent view Of the Bay of New York.
The proprietor of The Globe has just concluded arrangements
for taking splendid building, rHE PAVILION" at New
B.hon and is fitting in superior slc Of elegance ana
Those who have not visited the Pavilion may form
the Of the establishment, when they are in
formed that hundred and y persons be comfortably
Accommodated within lis walls
Along the principal 'front.' which upward. Of tvo hundred
aud thirty length, noble piazza formed by lofty
lunrs The piazza fronts the ray of New York. aud commands
the NEST splendid of the Jersey shore the cities ut M York
and ookyn the Hudson and East rivers Long and ant inc
coast of Staten Island, nearly as far rs i. Nauows
The grand dining which Is OF he largest ana nest
poporoncd United Stites comfortably accommodate
three hundred and fifty guests and ball roc is altogether
unrIyaled.
There n covered corridor which the centre OF the
establishment about fifteen feet In width, ana oil Tie same
length piazza, which forms admirable promenade Tor
ladies' and children, either weather when the sun
permit their venurin. nbrad; this conmin
wings each of which there iSa corridor oi I3o
length, also under The whole buitng Is wen
ventilated; the lofty spacious amt light
The walks! and drives in Staten Island varied ana hrau'
From the Pavilion, there excellent rnaS itanr ho"
the Narows the Light hous. round Amv bay Ia hichond
Kills. and through the OF the sand by Inc Cove
Island fact advantages superior 10
those spot the Union; aud The sea blilis eAccen
The Proprietor making arrangements for daily supply OF
Waters from the principal Springs nj Saratoga 50 mat tr
the Pavilion will have the advantage oil ahkih2
waters, without the Inconvenience Of performing asnc
ing aud dsagrccab'r journey Of 200 miles.
reading the III Il
building altogether detached from the Pavilion
The distance from New York New Brighton Is unue SIX
and during the whole Of the Summer season. enod ana
well appointed steamboats, will leave Pier No. on The Ap IL
and New Brghon regularly hour from als past IN
morning until in the evening TIE danre y grneIay
nerfurned in Is minutes +. BLANCHARD
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