THE PAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON.
THE PAyILI0N. Nsy Brishso5, having aadssse.s C
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perfect than IL has been
first opened Everything that could tend the
fort and accommodation Of parties who may onor BY mak
ing residence has been added aud the pro-
pretor assured that he does ia any way
he that the elegant and complete
mer establ ishmsnt this continent


To from distant Of the Union and
who have visited the Pavilion may be
that New Brighton situated Staten Island, dis
tance OF less than sx miles New York The Pavilion
commands magnificent views Of the bay Of New York. the
Hudson and East Long Island and nearly down the
Narrows Its position beautiful and salubrou the
temperature being several degrees cooler than
the city.


Excellent steamboats, constantly plying between New
York Island the time occupied in the pas
sage being only from twenty-five to thirty minutes tha
residing New Brighton reach the business par
Of the city speedily than from the upper Of Broad
way and the delightful trips the bay highly eondu
siys to health.


The Pavilion will open for the the lah nst
the proprietor will be happy to with parties who
wish engage for the whole season, for
shorter period and IL they will please address
the undersigned. Of Mr. Marsh, % Cedar street, in
forming him where he may call upon them making az
pointment il will be Immediately attended to.


The Steamboats, for New Brighton from No Pier
North River.
Pavilion New Brighton, May S, 1876. my3 lmrc