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The Black Ball Line Of packets was established in
the year 1920, and the line commenced with vessels
of 300 tons, which were the pioneers of the packet
business. These vessels were then considered quite
large. The ships now composing this line are from
ID to l4OO tons and among the most splendid naval
structures in the world.


The Columbus was Withdrawn some time since
from the line, and her place will be taken by the
splendid ship Columbia, which will be launched
from the yard OF Mr.. William H. Webb this af-
ternoon at o'clock. The Columbia is a noble ship
and reflects credit her public spirited owners, as
also on the builder. Mr.. Webb. She will be under
the management Of Captain Rathbone, gentleman
famed for making short and agreeable passages,
and for his urbanity and gentlemaply department.
These magnificent new ships show that the ocean
steamers do not nure the business of the canvass
backed" packets.