HIRAM CRANsTON.

GLEN COVE PAVILION
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- THE subscriber informs his friends and the public
E that he has continued the of summer
~! with Mr. EDWARD A. WILSON, Of Glen Cove. to
Landing Tor the ensuing commencing DAY By
TINS arrangement his active attention the of his
guests and the personal supervision Of Mr. Wilson afford
is hoped that the will be put on
good footing regards the comfort Of
those who may favor him with their patronage any water
ing place in the vicinity Of New York Since the last sum
mer the grounds attached the Pavilion have greatly
improved and onamened and the house feet in
front by i: entire depth being 100 in front facing the
harbo with colonnade and stories height 100
fee, in length and y feet in depth dining
been built SINCE last 30 feet by &c. Private parors
fitted up and additional public psrlo added the establish
complies order affordng is believed attractive sum.
steamboat Croon Of the finest and fastest boats out Of
New YORK Is now running permanently this route thus
ensuring duly rapid with th city 1t is
believed that vistcrs will find in the
comforts OF well supplied and we'll ordered table and neat
and commodous sleeping apartments, lin addition the
attractions of salt bathing, abundany afforded by
the admirable beach of Glen Cove Harbor
Sound. WILLIAM NJ WEEKG
Glen Cove, June 0, 1876.


Persons preerring board private families farm
At the Pavilion.


Sail boats fishing boats horses Carriages Re ran .avs
be obtained by applying as above jee Iw re