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tan; sloops-of-war Canandaigua and Housatonic; steamers Flag, Quaker City, James Adger, Augusta, Huron, and Memphis; schooners G. W. Blunt and America. In Stono Inlet, the steamers Pawnee, Unadilla, and Commodore McDonough. In North Edisto, the steamer South Carolina. In St. Helena, the bark Kingfisher. In Wassaw, the monitor Passaic, and steamer Marblehead. In Ossabaw, the monitor Montauk, gunboats Seneca and Wissahickon, and steamer Dawn. Guarding St. Catherine's, Sapelo, Doboy, and St. Simon's Sounds, the steamers Paul Jones, Potomska, and Madgie; barks Braziliera and Fernandina; and mortar-schooner Norfolk Packet. In St. Andrew's, the bark Midnight. At Fernandina, the steamer Mohawk. In St. John's River, the steamers Nonsuch and Uncas. At Port Royal, the headquarters of the station, were the frigate Wabash, the flagship, the storeship Vermont, five tugs, and two despatch-vessels; and temporarily in port, undergoing repairs or taking in provisions, the