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| Type | Name of ship  | Year Built | Construction Shipyard | Tonnage (burthen) |
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| S/S | Arago | 1851 | J. A. Westervelt & Sons | 2,240 gross | | S/S | Ariel | 1855 | J. Simonsen | 1,736 gross | | S/S | Circassian | 1856 | R. Hickson & Co. | 1,387 gross | | S/S | Fulton | 1855 | Smith & Dimon | 2,307 gross | | S/S | Guiding Star | 1864 | Roosevelt, Joyce & Waterbury | 2,384 gross | | S/S | Northern Light | 1851 | J. Simonsen | 1,768 gross | | S/S | Ocean Queen | 1857 | Stephen G. Bogert | 2,801 gross | | S/S | Quaker City | 1854 | Vaughan & Lynn | 1,790 gross | | S/S | Rising Star | 1865 | Roosevelt, Joyce & Waterbury | 2,726 gross | | S/S | Santiago de Cuba | 1861 | J. Simonsen | 1,567 gross | | S/S | Western Metropolis | 1864 | F. D. Tucker | 2,592 gross |
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