THE pXviIION, NEW BRIGHTON.
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first opened Everything that could Tend TO the
fort and accommodation p parties who may honor By max
prietor feels assured that he does not any way
when he that the elegant and complete
To persons from distant q the union and Foreigners
who never visited the Pavilion may be Necessary
Of less than miles from New York The Pavilion
commands magnificent views Of the bay OF New York. the
Narrows Its position beautiful and the
being several degrees cooler than IN
Excellent steamboats, constantly plying between New
York and Staten Island the time occupied the
persons residing New Brighton the business par
of the city speedily than from the Of Broad
and the delightful trips across the bay highly condu
The Pavilion will open for the the iath inst.
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shorter period and if they will please to address note
where may cali a
pontment il will be Immediately attended to:


The STEAMBOATS, for New Brighton from No Pier
WV" -' +. BLANCHARD.
Pavilion. New Brighton. May 5. 1886. mys lmnc


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building. are and the Bar and Bowling Alley are entire
Having farm Of 50 appended 70 the hotel property
the subscriber offer his friends the Of pen
he trusts together with his unremitted attentions to the
wishes Of his guests will renders residence at the Triton
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