The Grand Promenade Saloons and State Rooms,
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ornamental capitals of great beauty. Twelve sinI-


lar columns also range down the walls on either side
Between these Latter and the entrances to the sleep


ing berths, are ION each side of the deck) eight
piIasters in the Afabesque style, (of which cuarac
ter the saloon generally partkes), beautifully paint
Ell with oriental birds aud flowers. On either side
are seven doors, which open into ms many passages,
each Of which communicates with four bedrooms.
The archways of the several doors are tasteully
carved and gilded and are surmouuted with neat
medallion heads. Some looking glasses are go ar
ranged as reflect the saloon lengthways at two OPP
posiie sides, from which very pleasing illusion is
produced. The walls OF this apartment are OF de-
lcatc lemon tinted drab hue, relieved with blue,
white, and gold. AT the stern end are number OF
sofas, which range above the other nearly up to
the stern lights AT the opposite extremity is