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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SHiP INTREPID, Smmon from Point Lobos for Falmouth,
before reported at Bahia ieasy. nut In Aug was
making "a inches OF water hour aud survey he'd on
her the Itn immediate discharge Of
Snir CoSoukaon from New York. arrived at San Fran
cisco Aag as leaking badly from uorn lost W. men
ANA had considerable spars &c during heavy
weather.
depha passed Newcastle, DEL AN Gath. With loss OF lure
topgaiant mast
In collision with the Louise from Norfolk ter Bait
morc ia the Chesapeake. James Point morning OF
a3d and ,hs -cht sunk The Worcester struck tho
Louise the port side, tearing portion oi sie steamer
Jonsr work. aud the bows of the sehr was carried away
The steamer towed the shr into shoal water whore %
ed Had sunk after her captain snd crew Oh Two coorsd
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SteS Diego Cp). do GGstaniga, Liverpoo-RJ Corts
Steamer Cornwall tbr). Stanper. Bristol E--w d Nor
steamer wiciana ;Gcr) Hebch, Hamburg via Plymouth
and Cnerbours-kunhArdt Go.
Steamer City Of New York, Zimmerman HavAna-F Alex
andre X soma
Steamer Isaac Bell. Lawrence Norfolk City Point aud
Rchinond-Old Dominion steamship Co.
Steamer Beverly. Wallace. PhilAdclphia-Jss Hand.
Steamer Elcanora. Johnson. Po~tiand--Jr AmeA
Steamer tilaucus. Bearse. Boston-h Dmock-
sup Malta lDrJ, ann, London--t unch, hdye 4 Co.
Ship Nuovo Rather utAJ, Lacommaie, Naples-John
Sengsr
Bsrs so tSor). Tsllcfscn. Liverpool-Funch. Edye
Co.
Bark svanen (Nor) Nielsen, Newcastle E Louis Te,ena
Bark Oilers GER. Alberto. Bremsn-Chas lung co.
Bark khea Ger. Budig, Ste tin--C Tobias K Co.
Bark Norton Slower shermMn MontevideVJ Norton Jr,
4
Bark Potomac, surrney, Philadephia-Jas Hand.
Brig Lizzie Ztoscn, Fosgrcon. CibraiterJohn Zttlo.
schr Isabella, Hanson, Hall. ED Dewolf 4 Co.
sehr \ } Davis Shields. Cape IIayti-B Weinberg
Co.
schr Putos Curtis, Ponce rls--Shebaud Bros
scir hcn Bali Or. Drake, 81 john MIA lIency.
schr bri-adier. Norton. st John. Mn Brown 3 Co.
schr ElxaJ Staples, Strout. Perth Amboy. MA Rich
Ardson & Co.
ScirJ G Nash. Crowley. Provincetown-A G. Fisher.
Scr y 4 Goodwin Williams stamford-Stanford Manufac-
turing Co
sosp I'd. Brown, New Haven-Nationai Storage and
Lightcragc Co.
soop Nevada" Jarvis, Now HavenNationsi Storage aud
Ligatorage Co.
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AMUSEME NTS.
GILMoRE's GARDEN.

CILMoREs GARDEN.
very ambtcus effort made last night by
Mr.. 7. 5. Gilmore 10 convey through the me-
dun Of q purely military band the sublime utter
ances OF Ree:bovcn The overture "Consecra-
ton OF tho House. is the most ambitious attempt
yc, made by Mr Gilmore TO present sublime ideas,
originally given to tho orchestra Though the medium
OF reed and wind instruments In this bold attempt
he succeeded to an extent that his most ardent
admirers would have scarcely thought possible under
the circumstances. The reeds gavo tho delicate
assigned to the strings with degree OF finish
and expression such as might be attributed only
first class European band There much to raise
and very little to find fault with in tho rendering OF
this glorious work. II test Of the all
ties OF the band. The soloists Mime Pappen-
helm, who sang true artist very trying aria
from tho first oct Of Waener's "Rcnz," Acriano's
first solo, 'Gcrechtcr Gott ;" in which she sang IN
ait with u ringing tone that iiled the garden Mr. j.
Levy, who played Proch's air and variations with
more emphatic success Than ever; Mr.. Arbucke. who
contributed cornet fantasia themes from
Norma" Mr. Bracht, admirable flute player,
whose rendering of "Martha" melodies Is deserving
OF the highest praise, and Mr. Stanley. tenor. who
II must be SAID made utter failure. bill will
be presented this evening
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PIRATES IN THE SOUND.

The desperadoes who have SO long infested tho
wharves OF our CITY and have within tho past few
venured into the North and East rivers and up tho
Sound for the purpose OF boarding have become
terror TO coasters. Tho latest instance Of their
audacty occurred about three O'Clock yesterday
ing, when the Schooner +. Nelson, Captain Hobrook
bound IRON New York Tor Boston, aud the schooner
Anon Bacon Captain Crosby, bound from Providence
to Elizabeth, \. j., Tor coal, were, who lying at
anchor IA Flushing Bay. boarded Ia lurn by parry OF
i've masked men, who forced their way iuto the CABINS
sprpriscd the sleeping inmates, aud, dwelling
reviewers ut thor heads, demanded ali the money
ana vaiuables board From statements made 10 u
hERALD reporter Oh the spot yesterday appears that
the thieves pulled rst alongside the schooner Mont
rose, whose captain and crew are VII negroes. The
captain had been robbed by pirates some tiino ago
while at uLchor IN the place. and over since that
tImo he has had n watch all night, contrary
the custom Sound coastiEg vessels, whose cntiro
crews usually turn The anchor dropped.
Whom the thieves came aonssids tho Aontrose tho
watch demnudcd 10 KNOW who they WERE and recciv
ins no answer alarmed tho crow Upon This the
thieves puAcd silently away, and, Al u aiterward
trans prcd. boarded the Nelson. Captain Hoibrook
handsd over his watch. which he declared was tho only
thing OF value board. The thieves then Ictt
fastening the cabin door and threatening instant death
TO The nrst man who attempted " move give tho
alarm They next visited tho Almon Bacon, whore
they resortcd to the tactics with considerably
moc proht, the captain having IN his POSSESSION $3.50
seeing The usclcssucss OF resistance he handed IL over
to The ruLan>. The latter then ruled the lockers OF
quantity OF cloth na ana departed without leaving
s.nglc clcw by which they could DC traced
Inc custom ui anchOring without setting watch
would seem 10 invite the deprcdatons oil The despera
does With whom the vicinity oil this occurrence
tested Captains account tor tho apparently careless
practice that irerhts are iOw money scarce
consequently hcy cannot Afford TO carry iuil crow.
All tho board are tired out when night comes
and glad 10 turn at the earliest opportunity.
Various theories are advanced ny coasting men 10
who the thieves Tie most I0puiar seems
be that they the dec hands OF tue tugboats which
the vessels the Sound and have opportunity TO
learn whether valunOies arc ON board. Fhis would
seem continued by the fact that the thieves
always choose vessels which coming from going
~ good market and likely to have goodly sum
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ard small quantity Of freight she had were trans
ferred I" the The Louise started for BALTIMORE
and meeting steamtuy the of the schr on her.
and tug started back TO the wreck.
scum KY of Westbrook. o. tons built at Norwak.
Ct in 1852. has been sold Mr. Miller Of Baltimore Tor
5000 and is TO BIZ tho trade in the
chesapeake Bay. The II Z Ely sailed from Newport sd
for New Haven TO be delivered to the parties Interested IN
her.
ScnR GOLDEN EAGLE. Of Provneetown. was run down
and sank In Vineyard Sound night lGh Est by coal
steamer. which landed her ut Race Point
NSwBuRyroRr Aug 2f-Schr Legal Tenrr of Gloucester,
biIgeG on Hall lido Rock and dams iset 500.
NEW BEproRD, Aug % scr Isabella Jewelt. from Ban
we'd here today Tor repairs havng been ashore on
. sunkcn wreck ia Vineyard Sound.
sHrBuILDiSc-At East pearng. Master George RUSSELL
has nearly compe.ed and will launch Ia few weeks hne
ship OF about LOO tons she Is owned b. the builder
Winslow Co and others of Portland, and viii be com
mnnded by Capt Johu Chase. late uf bark ianch How
The back building nt Joseph Oakes sons yard in
Brewer is ready to be lalnched. but she will be
until the LIST of Sept The in aud she
work. She has been coppersd
LAuNcnED-At freeport Me-. Aug e.. from the yard of
Nessrs Briggs Cushing ship John De Costa s2 tons,
10 be anded by Capt + Musans OF Portland sh,
Will be used freisher to aud from various European
ports.
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CHARGED WITH MAYHEM.

John Brennan, we'll ~ 40 livery stable keeper,
Yesterday taken before Justice Murray ~ the Tombs
Police Court a charge OF mayhem. The victim was
Francis o'Ncil coach driver residing at No 1s6 East
broadway. ON "Wednesday night Brennan invited
u,Ncil into a saloon TO have drink Having tskon
their liquor they went around 10 Brennans stables
They were no sooner IN the building than Breunsn,
without ANY apparent provocatiou, struck OMEN,
knocking hin, down lie then scixcd his (ONeltl ear
between his teeth and proceeded To maicaie that or
gan. lie was prevented by young man wno happened
10 come mo tho stables brennan brutal looking
fellow O'Sci refused TO make "A compliant against
him. and Justice Murray reluctantly discharged The
man eater.
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APPoNAUG, Aug 23--Arivcd schr Connecticut, Alien,
Eoudout.
sa,ltd-schr George Il vrccand vancieaf for George
town, DC. -,
BOSTON. Aug 23-Arrived. steamer icrkiomen ficrcc.
Phadephis brigs Gp,cy. jayne Ri, Grsnde j Rowland
Lakcman. Philadelphia. thrtIa Colson Gregory HieN.
andria; Mary Dana. OiNeil, Batmore schrs Lucy
Holmes Tcei hirasoanc ) Bycknorc Ihonpson Hobo.
len. Frank q Dow. Gage, baltimore: lsahes thompson
Williams Port johnson 4. ~ fierrmon. Herimon bnit''
more. Vim Batemap. Sproul R.naout -.
Also arrived 1ersor. Port johnson scnrs
Nellie Perry, NeehawNeo Ira I.narsnsr CcemHn iio'v
ken. Lucy VI Collins Cartts. Perth Annoy nn.'e ~
Howes Howes. delaware City; Eilen Perktn., Mteheii
for johnson; Mary Haskell. carter; Vhares =
Coulonib Powell; Edwards, liigbec, George staples
Collin; Melissa A Wiley. uchrlss, and Henry
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AxrwRRP. Aug 24-Arrved. ship Kcndrick Fish, Henry.
Philadelphia
BRISTOL. Aug 23-Arrived. "Mushka," from -; 2ith.
barks Libby Buchanan, Now York; Cecilia dta. Cas-
tHnagola. do.
BARROW. Aug 23-saed. bark Edwin (Br). Borden.
United States
BREMEN. Aug 23-Arrivsd ship Gustav b Oscar tGer).
kinne New York barks Sebastian Bach Ger, Sandsedt
Philadelphia; Auguste Ger. Won Harten. Baltimore
Sailed 2oth bark Erna Gcr) Schuttes Galveston.
CRooKHAvKS, Aug 24-Arrvcd, brig Mechanic (Sr)
Kelley. Quebec
CADIz-Arrved. bark Aianxa tsp,, Bourlie. New York
FALnooTH Aug 23-Arrvod. brig Mary Lester DID, Grf-
fifth. New York; 2>th. bark viba CB Kennoy Cape Hay
item
GnxxsocK, Aug o4-sailed brig F Merry. Bradley.
United States
HAnwlcu, Aug 2s-ssed. bark Susan L Campbell tB9
Brooks United States
HARrLKrooL Aug a3-sailed bark Madre Ceruti (ItsD.
Marchesc, United States.
uAvRE, Aug 23Sailed. bark Harold Orr. Poutio now
Orleans
LIVERPOOL. Aug 24-Arrived. bark Abraham Young (BD
Parker, St George, NIB; schr Henry Novel; Burgess
Mobile.
Sailed 23d. ships Montgomery Castle (Br) James, San
Francisco Gath. Rowantrce (8r, Cunningham, Mobile;
brig Clara Adams. McFadden, United States.
LONDON Aug 24-cleared. ship Nov World. Hammond.
Now York; BARK Manin Cichero Utai, Cardigs, United
States
LxrrH, Aug 2a-sailed bark Byron (No, Christensen,
United States.
LoSDoSpKuRy. Aug 24-Saed, bark Matilda uilyard
Orr, Brooks. Philadelphia mot previously.
MARsEiLLss-Arrived bark Puget On, Axibert, Now
York
PLYMOUTH Aug 24-Arrived, steamer st Germain (Fr)
Rlcoloux, New York for Havre (and proceoded).
QUEENSTOWN Aug 24-Arrived, ship Acsdian tB. Cous-
ms Phla ephia banks WIN Owen (Br. Brown, do Nicola
Smith. Calais Nc; Camilla Nor) Christensen. New York;
briggs Republic tBr,. Thompson. Wilmington. NC; Emily
Raymond (Br), starrett. SHIP Island. Ms.
Sailed oath, Nevada tBr Guard rom LverpooD,
New York
ROTTERDAM, Aug 2l-Arrved. bark Trino (Aus) sardo.
New York.
sAxrASprn Aug 17-Arrived, bark LYC tsp), 0ainpa
New York.
WEATHER. REPORT.
HoLYuRAp. Aug 20. PM-wind :. fresh.
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THE NEVADA STATE BADGE.

Colonel George W. Wngate, General Inspector OF
Ride Practice for the State OF New York. has issued
from his office "a circular containing tho conditions
upon which tho Nevada State Badge Is To DO shot for
this year at Crcedmoor. The prizo only DO com
pecd for by companies of the National Guard consist
ing OF not less than forty-six officers and
weapon, Remington rife, state model! distances, 200
IA kc
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New York bound to Huntington, L. I.:-Steam yacht
G. W. Chase Mr.. Chase; sloop Petrol, Commodore
Hyslop; sloop Spray Mr. Cilsey, and the Morrel. Mr.
Reeves
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THE HALIFAX CENTENNIAL CREW.

HALIFAX, y. s., August "a, 1870
Much dissatisfaction expressed at the short notice
of the boat race at Ph,ladcpnis. Tho Halifax
had been informed that the not como OF
until sepembtr s. and had arranged to leave here to-
morrow The races announced for Thursday
next, which leaves the haiiax crew small chaneo 10
practise on the course
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SHOOTING AT ST. JOHN, N. b.

ST. Jony, n. B., August "a 1S76
In the provincial rife competition to-day the Ma
tonal Silver Medal was by Captain Bxiey, with So
points, ut ranges OF 20o, 500 aud 200 yards seven
rounds at each. The Governor Generals Silver Medal
was won by Lieutenant Warden, Of the Eighth cavalry
making 81 poiuts aud tho Bronze Medal by Sergeant
Hunter, OF The Engineers. WITH So points
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SAILED.

Steamers wieland Ger. tor Hamburg; State Of Penn
sylvania tBrl. Glasgow; Cornwall OBJ, Bristoi cay Of
New York. Havana; Isaac Bed, Richmond &c; chip Mel
chior (Gcrl, HAMBURG barks Uno NOR Marseillss kbc
tNorl. Cork Falmouth Adelia Carleton Dunkrk
Berens tUer Amsterdam Montexuna. Barbados: bri2s
Robers Movie, Point pirc Torrid Zone tl3r), Pors
Prince.
Also sailed French gunboat Guchcn.
Wind ut sunset. EsE; at midnight ssV.
Barometer at sunset. 80 Is; ut ln.dnight. 30.l7.
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THE PARIS (N. b CENTENNIAL
CREW.
sr. Jouy. August %, 1876

The Paris crew leave for Philadelphia tomorrow
The races which they take part arc nxet
for Seplem Lcr 4.
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YACHTING NOTES.

The following yachts, belonging TO the Manhattan
Yacht Club passed whtestone L. l., yesterday from
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. "a, 1876.
ARRIVALS.

wnirksroNE TELEGRAPH LINE
steamer Erin R.. Nllirce, London A7g H. with mds.
and -3 TO Hurst Aug 10. lat ~ 90 Ion
10 - passed bark inca V'cr rum Rotterdam Tor fhs-
dcphis: TIA ~ 5~ cn 70 ~, ship show
,ng code signal iNAG boand west 10TH Lat Al 49, Ion
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Ship seaforth Brl, Woodward from Liverpool for Ssr
Francisco. Aug 20 OF Farallones.
Bark Henry tGcr) from: Antwerp for Delaware Brcsk
water date lat 40 So loh ct lDy pilot Phantom
No ID
Victoria. Aug 6. lat ~ ". Ion 1873 W.
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7HE NATIONAL REGATTA.
The Last Days Racing On the
Sohuylkill.
YATES WINNER or THE SINGLE SGULLS
The Atalanta Grow Win the
FOur-Oared Race.
COL MBIA DISAB l. e ID.

PHILADELPHIA, August "a, 1873.
Tho nth annual regatta OF the National Association
OF Amateur oarsmen closed to-day on tho schuylkll,
and muAt be regarded one OF the least successful
since the organization of tho association The regatta
extended three days, when 1t might have been
compressed into two and given more satisfaction. Lat
tic Of the Old enh marked the racing, and many
of the contestants their friends exhibited none OF
the excitement which always feature OF the
nual meeting of the oarsmen Yesterday quite
goody crowd of people lined the shores but
tho attendance on tho grand stand
slim, the final heats of singles and
fours which TO decide the hampionshp in these
classes for year The day was hot and the
little breeze which stirring in the morning had
gone down tho day advanced. The water was in
good condition for rowing and the scuors and
crews were among the best connected with
tho Amateur Association About halfpast three O'Clock
the referee and press steamed the upper end
Of tho course and tho last days racing commenced.
The scu race had narrowed down to Yates and Ackcr
man. and was by no exciting one, as Yates
had It all his own way from the start
FINAL nEAr-siNGLEA
Age. Weight Height
p c. Alderman. Atalantas, west
ShOrc. - 100 III
r. f. Yates, Union Springs, cast
shore. Observation-Disclosures. 50 LAO 5O1s<
RACE.
Shortly after four o'clock Alderman rowed out from
the float followed shortly after by Yates who tho
sole representative of the Union Springs Club Courte
nay, who entitled TO IN this
rice, withdrew IN favor Of allowing Yates
I, row for the honor of his club
Tho referee sont the boats oil evenly. Yates once
settled down his dashing stroke, full OF life and
visor and rowing in excellent form al about thirty
four AckctmaD the contrary, pulling a
long. heavy stroke, lacking life, aud seem
Ing to have drag In the first quarter
kaIn lnaI n1rlu h,af LAM thraa
and satsyin himself that he had safe thing began
10 let up little. Both boats Nn.e steering excel
lent AT the half mile Yates In
Creased hs lead. and while rowing well
within himself was making large gap between his
boat and that OF the ATLANTA man. Several times
Alderman quickenod htte but 1t of avail and
several times he rowcd IN poor FORM and
nude his boat roll Yates the 9th
hand, although pulling in of the lichtcst shell
boats ever put together, was as steady house.
Coming near tho finish Yates put u little moro
speed and crossed the line w'laer by lengths
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YACHTS. srEA,ifiOATs. &C.
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WEATHER REPORT
FOREIGN PORTS.

HoLYuEAD. Aug -. PM-Wind :, fresh.
PLYMOUTH. Aug "a. PM-wind NNw, fresh.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES DEPARTURES FOR TUE MONTHS
AUGUST sKPTRNBRR
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WHALEMEN.

spokenyuly 49, lat 80 NJ ION as " the Sunbeam, Git
ford. from New Bedford.
SPOKEN
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1915.

Bark $. rss. @ SSs1d ss: s a '
'' Psss Bn Carroll Monsssso Rio
Janero Bahs ssh 7th Para 18th, with
Steamer beaetscor. Jonos Wilmington NC. days. with
steamer ld Dom,nol Walker Ricumond city Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers 10 tho Old Dominion
s,s.m n Knight. c4iohe.tsr gsorses0wn Dc with
Steamer nar,isours. Worth. Philadelphia. with coal to
Bark caspan or, syvsrtsen London days ballast,
to Fupeh Edge Co. Is anchored in GrAvesend Bay Tor
Bark Edward D Jewett tof st John, NIB; Malmquist.
iondSn 80 days ~ ballast to scsmme bro'her' Is an
Bart Minnie Watts tof Thon.ston,. Watts. Bsfas. 40
Bark Enda sor, Boo, New Ross 40 days. In ballast to
Bark Esuard Ger. IIaDsrs.adt. Bremen - days; with
asnes oss g The B.Sts ;ls ar.SS gs.S
% time; spsta ship As..aS's ODD from Antwerp
Barb ppis S",, Sands. Antwerp 40 day.. in ballast
hs 10 Fsas k sys e. % days. In
Bais Ton.si%s GtsD. 6sae5o Lesasa 81 days. with sui
sss /. q 8 Eys o.
~, Bari rrsaq"ss of Boston small cSy Bay ay with
grs fAyort Nor ssonarih Dublin 81 days, in ballast,
Brig Jala Blake oct Parrisboro. Ns) Knowl.on, Rio
aneiIo April via St Thomas II days with rosewood 90
s cs,a OF Mm S Peterson naA'an Ia days.
IL with coal 10 PERKINS q JOB
Brig 81 Cuthbert (Br), MAhet. Cow Bay IL days. with
coal 20 Perkins 4 job vessel to muster.
Young tof Boston) Young Pensacola % days.
with lumber to : Gordon; vessel Parsons h I.oiu
10. lat IS 30 Ion 10 10, bark Dundee, bound
East.
Dora French (of Bsngo. French, Port Royal IL
days. with lumber to II W Loud X Co.
Schr Alabama Ross Jacksonvile days. with umb to
T O Allen; vessel 10 Warren Kay.
schr Glover InGsrsoli. Georgetown sc. days. with
lumber to Z u Hurlburt X Go.
Schr Mary Iouism Gask, Washington, NC, days. with
naval stores TO Iophar Mills.
Schr WIN q TUFTS. JOne. Virrinia.
Schr Julns Webb. Leck. Virgnia.
Schr Osborn. Curtis. Curtis Virginia.
schr : Dclan, Mears, Virginia.
Schr Marianne. Vosey. Virginia.
Sciir Emma. Eastman, Vir.ii.
Schr " a Geer. Queen, Virginia.
Schr Eurotas. Inman, Virginia.
Schr Z \ Wilson SopeI Virginia
Schr j n Vandervoort, Brown, Virginia.
Schr Helen Hasbrouck, Bennett. Alexandria
Schr john shaw Coz, Baltimore Tor bridgeport.
Sohr A Lyon. eHrey, Baltimore.
r0-Shp Saoino which anchored in the lower bay.
to the city 2lth AN.
rS-Bark Anna tNor). which anchored In tho lower
bay. ny to the city oath, Pm.
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
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