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ATLANTIC PAcKETs.-The last new Hotel Packet
added to the Atlantic lines is the Fideha a beauti-
ful ship, built by W. H. Webb, for the OLD line
She floats buoyanty and prettily on the water and
appears as if she knew her duty.


The Fidelia is one thousand tons large. and is
commanded by Captain Hackstah, who has been
twenty-six years in the Atlantic trade and is there
fore thoroughly acquainted with the shortest and
smoothest route 10 Liverpool This is something
tor cabin passenger TO know, especially if he
leaves New York without full supply of lemons.
Captain II. superintendent the construction Of the F.
and he has thrown all the experience acquired by hs
long service on the Atlantic, in arranging the com.
forts in his fine new ship This experience is exhi-
blted in her beautiful cabins-ther solldity-airy
state rooms and chaste appearance; in the storage
rooms-ice house-water tanks--smokinp cabin
meat rooms, &c &c. All parts OF the ship look
solid-and sea worthy There is
no useless outlay Of money or material


The 18th nstan, il the day of departure for the
Fideia. She goes TO Liverpool All that we can.
or ought to hope Tor, is that she will emulate the
goodness of her after whom she is named