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ATLANTIC HOUSE, HoBoKEN.-This beautiful hotel
has lately been erected by John c. Stevens, near the
ferry, and was opened few days since by Thomas
Swift 1t is large square two story house, situated
where the delightful breezes from the river blow all
around it. The accommodations are of superior
order. There are eight parors, with sleepingrooms
attached, for families. These rooms are all hand
somely furnished, and are large and airy. Those in
the second story open upon piazza both sides of
the house, which makes "a delightful promenade.
On the top is cupoa, from which magnificent
view can be had of New York, Staten Island, the
Narrows, Jersey City, and Hoboken At the back
of the house s fine green, reaching to the river
The bar is well stocked with the choicest wines and
liquors


There is no doubt but before long Hoboken will
be the summer residence of many of our merchants
The want of good hotel there has been felt, and
this want is now supplied by the gentemany host
of the Atlantic, Mr.. Swift. His accommodations
for families are very superior, and cannot fail to
please all who sojourn there.