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SS Moses Taylor

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May 8, 1868
SS Moses Taylor
Captain J. H. Blethen
From San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua

Daily Alta California, May 9, 1868, San Francisco, California

ARRIVAL OF THE MOSES TAYLOR

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The North American Company's steamnhip Moses Taylor, Captain Blethen, from San Juan del Sur, arrived in port yesterday. Following is her memoranda and passenger list:

Memoranda

The N.A.S.S. Co.'s steamer Moses Taylor, J. H. Blethen, commander, left San Juan del Sur April 25th and arrived at San Francisco May 8th at 8 a.m., bringing 526 passengers and 44 sks coffee, 94 pkgs. sugar and 6 pkgs. tamarinds from San Juan del Sur, and 38 cs limes from Manzanillo; April 29th, 37 miles west of Acapulco, met steamer Montana, bound south; May 4th, at 1 a.m. in lat 25 degrees 53' long. 113 degrees 22', met a steamer bound south, name unknown -- probably the Colorado, hence April 30th for Panama.

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Arrival of the SS Moses Taylor in San Francisco 9 May 1868.

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