Passengers arriving at the Port of San Francisco

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Arrive San Francisco

April 10, 1851
SS Isthmus
Captain Ottinger
From Panama via Acapulco and San Diego

Passage

Memoranda: The Isthmus left Panama on the evening of the 15th March, and Acapulco on the 24th. Left at the latter port steamers Northerner, New Orleans and Antelope, hence in 8-1/2 days, to sail for Panama on the 25th. On the 4th, thirty miles South of San Diego, passed steamer Tennessee, hence. The Isthmus had to put into San Diego for coal, where she was detained forty hours. Steamer Sarah Sands left there for this port on the evening of the 5th instant.

Passengers

Aken, Thos
Allen, A.
Allison, Chas
Appleton, E. and son
Barker, Mrs. Jno
Bates, Mrs.
Beas, Albert
Briggs, J.
Brown, J. and child
Brown, S. and child
Brown, W. A. and lady
Burns, M.
Cheesman, Geo
Church, Mrs. E.W.
Clark, L. N.
Cochran, R. and family
Daly, T.
Damon, G.W.
Davis, Miss
Day, Nathan
Dessau, Mr. and lady
Fanagher, W. R. (Might be Fauagher)
Fifield, A. B.
Flenting, B. O.
Flint, H. B.
Franklin, A. G.
Gray, W.
Heitsen, P.
Hotchkiss, Chas. S.
Housely, J.
Hughes, W.
Humwell, H.A.
Humwell, W.
Kinney, P.
Links, W.
Loyd, Jas
Macy, C.W.
McQuire, Daniel
Mrs. Swartz's servant
Murphy, Mrs.
O'Keefe, Joshua
Oatman, H.
Pollock, J.
Porter, P.
Powelson, Jas
Powers, A.
Quackenboss, J.
Rhodes, Mrs. Jane
Rich, Mrs. and servant
Roach, S.
Robinson, Daniel
Rose, Manuel
Ross, S. W.
Runnels, D.
Sather, P. and boy
Severt, M. and family
Shaffer, E. R.
Silvesqua, Mr.
Sleny, J. W.
Stanley, W.
Swartz, Mrs. and child
Thompson, Capt., lady and sons
Turner, P.
Ulsh, J.
Ulsh, J. N.
Ulsh, L. R.
Ulsh, R.
Vestris, E.
Wild, Judge
Wood, Jas
Woodward, W.
Zacaria, Mr. and lady

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