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Anderson Thos. stevedore, dwl Sansome near Union
Anderson W. (D. D.) pastor of First Presbyterian Church, 'ords 215 Stockton
Andres Wm. T. book-binder, with George T. Emerson
Andres A. cigar store, 149 Kearny
Andrews Andrew, carriage-maker, E. s Kearny bet Geary and Sutter
Andrews Alexander, laborer, Lion Co. Brewery, 136 Pine
Andrews A. J. carriage-maker, dwl S. s Post bet Dupont and Stockton
Andrews Charles, dwl Taylor near Green
Andrews George E. dwl 10 Harlan Place
Andrews John, porter, dwl E. s Trinity bet Pine and Bush
Andrews John, seaman, S. E. cor Pacific and Mont'y
Andrews J. porter, American Exchange
Andrews J. H. laborer, 195 Stockton
Andrews Samuel, farmer, brds 95 Dupont
Andrews T. J. firm of Porter, Thorne & Co. N. E. cor Sansome and Com
ANDREWS W. O. real estate agent, office S.W. cor Mont'y and Clay, 3d floor, res on the Portrero, near the Mission
Andrews Wm. first engineer Ophir Flour Mills
Andrews Wm. stone-cutter, dwl Stevenson W. of Third
Andriod Peter, 203 Clay
Androde T. R. Stockton bet Wash'n and Clay
Angelis Edward, prptr German Hall, 55 Mont'y Angell E. C. dentist, S. s Sac bet Stockton and Powell
Angell H. B. machinist, Pacific Foundry, dwl First bet Harrison and Bryant
Angell Joseph, plasterer, dwl Taylor E. s bet Sac and Clay
Angell Joseph S. driver with G. H. Wines & Co.'s Express
Annan W. C. & Co. com mchts and imptrs, 89 Front
Established as Annan, Lord & Co .; changed to W. C. Annan & Co .; then to Annan, Talmage & Co .; to present style, 1st Sept. 1856.
Anna Abernethy, steamer, Cal. Steam Nav. Co. Captain Folger; a reserve boat; runs bet San Francisco and Sacramento
Annis Wm. ship and boat joiner, Drumm bet Jackson and Clarke
Anshel L. tailor, 257 Dupont
Ansorg C. clerk with Louis Woolf, 39 Pacific Anteax Eugene, harness-maker, 87 Broadway
ANTELOPE STEAMER, commanded by Capt. E. A. Poole, and owned by Cal. Steam Nav. Co; plies between San Francisco and Sac- ramento ; lands at Pacific Street Wharf
The recent alterations and repairs of this popular steamer, hitherto unparalleled in extent on this coast, render it proper to recall reminiscences con- nected with her career. The Antelope was built in 1849, by a joint stock company, to run between New York and New Brunswick in opposition to the Ra- ritan, then owned by the great New Jersey steam- boat monopolist, Robert L. Stevens. After a suc- cessful season she was purchased, in 1850, by George Law, converted into an ocean steamer, and dispatch-
ed to California where she took her place in " Law'a Line," and for the period of about one year from the fall of 1850, rau successfully between San Francisco and Panama. It will be remembered that this was the first opposition to the mammoth Pacific Mail Steamship Company, and under the management of Oliver Charlick, Esq., the Agent at San Francisco, was highly popular and successful. In the early part of 1852, Capt. John Van Pelt, (the pioneer com- mander of the Senator upon the waters of Califor- nia,) purchased the Antelope, and at considerable expense restored her to her original character of river steamer, in which trade she remained as an opposition steamer to what was known as the " Old " and " Union" lines, making (with the exception of the Senator) more money for her owners than any other river steamer. In March, 1854, the Antelope, in connection with most of the river stock, went into possession of her present owners, who, with characteristic sagacity and liberality. have recently (August, 1856,) almost rebuilt her, at an expense not much short of $50,000,-adding 30 feet to hier length. of keel, improving her already easy model, and giv- ing promise of great speed. The recent improve- ments were made under the joint supervision of Capt. David Van Pelt, General Superintendent of the Company; Capt. James Whitney, Jr., Vice Pre- sident : and her well known and justly esteemed commander, Capt. E. A. Poole,-who have availed themselves of the opportunity to add conveniences and comforts permitted by the increased size and changes incident thereto. Her present dimensions are as follows :- Length of keel, 206 feet; breadth of beam, 28 feet; depth of hold, 9 feet ;-- with a capa- city to carry, with ease, 250 tons of freight above- decks; with state-room and sleeping accommoda- tions for 150 cabin passengers, and about the same number in the steerage. Her cylinder is 45 inches in diameter, with 10 feet stroke. The Antelope has been pre-eminently what, in steamboat parlance, is called a "lucky boat.' In almost constant service since she was first launched, she has never met with an accident of aoy serious character, and has always made money. With this prestige, and commanded by a gentleman so universally popular as her pres- ent captain, being so well adapted as she is for her present trade, who can doubt a most successful ca- reer in the future.
Anthes Peter, hair-dresser and barber, 121 Sac, in What Cheer Bdg
Anthony Joseph, ale store, 72 Pacific, res Kearny het Greenwich and Union
Anthony E. T. bale-presser, 71 Sac
Antis Fred'k, musician, dwl S. s St. Mark's Place Antonio Dominic, fruit dealer, dwl E. s Sansome and Market
Antoine G. boarding-house, Fuller's Alley
Appelton D. E. Secretary Noisy Carrier's Book and Stationery Co. res 87 Battery
Applegate Uriah, carriage-maker, 67 Pine, brds Battery Street House, E. s Battery bet Pine and Bush
Appleton J. R. wheelwright, dwl Larkin near Filbert
Apodaca Ramon, prptr Polka Restaurant, Pacific bet Dupont and Stockton
Apollo Hall, Pacific bet Stockton and Powell
ARBOR SALOON, Edwards & Lacombe prptrs, N. E. cor Merchant and Kearny
Arcade House, F. White prptr, 31 Webb
Archibald John, clerk at Flint, Peabody & Co's. dwl Vallejo bet Hyde and Larkin Archer Isaac H. 150 Commercial
Archer John, steward rev cutter Wm. L. Marcy Arcy D. carpenter, dwl Powell, E. s, bet Union and Green
Ardle James & Co. clothing, 161 Mont'y Established Feb. 1853.
Ardle James, firm of Ardle & Co. res N. Y. City
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Argenti Building, 135 Mont'y
Argenti Felix, dwl Vallejo, S. s, near Stockton ARIZONA COPPER MINING CO. office 4 Athenæum Block
Robert Allen, J. A. Shorb, W. Blanding, H. B. Haw- kins, J. D. Willson, Trustees. Established April, 1855.
Armitage John, sail-maker, dwl 10 Union Armor J. G. sign-painter, 81 Merchant
Arms G. W. brds at What Cheer House
Armstrong Chris. artist, 108 Wash'n
Armstrong E. I. prptr St. Nicholas Hotel
Armstrong John W. lawyer, 98 Merchant, 3d floor, res S. s Jackson bet Powell and Mason Armstrong Miss J. teacher of music, dwl Union bet Lafayette and Sonoma
Armstrong Thos. wood-engraver, 153 Sansome, " Wide West " office, res cor Clay and Taylor Armstrong Thos. H. at Orleans House
Armstrong W. W. box clerk, Post Office Armstrong W. A. bank clerk, brds 198 Stockton Arndull Chas. miner, dwl Dupont, W. side, near Union
Arnheim S. firm M. Isaac & Co
Arnold Jacob, butcher, 57 Kearny
Arnold A. E. & Co. Union Livery and Sales Sta- bles, Stevenson near First
Established in 1852, as Wm. H. Elliott; the present firm, Sept. 1854.
Arnold A. E. of A. E. Arnold & Co. dwl Bush near Stockton
Arnold F. D. carrier " Evening Bulletin "
Arnold T. J. civil engineer, at office Pacific and Atlantic Railroad
Arnold Wm. with Leopold Miller
Arnold Wm. res rear of 11 Leidesdorff
Aron Joseph, clerk with Smiley, Yerkes & Co Aronson J. clothing store, Davis near Jackson
Arp & Albern, grocery mchts, S. E. cor Kearny and Green
Arp George, of Arp & Albern
Arrigoni Simon, cook, dwl Mission bet Third and Jane
ARRINGTON & CO. wholesale grocers, 53 and 55 Front
Established as Coghill & Arrington March, 1850; changed to present style July 25, 1851.
Arrington Wm. of A. & Co. dwl Mason bet Jack- son and Pacific
Arrington Nicholas O. of A. & Co. dwl Mason bet Pacific and Jackson
Arrutia Y. importer of cigars, etc. 139 Wash'n Established September, 1849.
Artaud Theo. dentist, 151 Kearny, 2d floor Atchison George (M. D.) Wash'n 2 doors below Stockton
Arthur J. M. firm of D'Arcy & Arthur, 44 Pacific Arthur J. D. agricultural warehouse, 3, 4 and 5 Wash'n
Artley Henry, clerk with Wilson & Kling, Broad- way near Davis
Arzberger G. hair-dresser, 98 Pacific
Aschleim M. S. of J. Salomonson & Co. 80 Kearny Ash David, miner, dwl S. W. cor Post and Mar- ket
Asbe R. P. navy agent, cor Wash'n and Kearny Appointed Dec. 15, 1853.
Ashcroft Samuel, mate Helen Hensley Asher S. tailor, Davis near Clarke
Ashim & Brother, clothing dealers, 41 Pacific Ashim A. H. firm of Ashim & Brother, 41 Pacific Ashim M. B. firm of Ashim & Brother, 41 Pacific Ashim W. B. & Brother, clothing, cor Com and Leidesdorff
Ashim M. B. of M. B. A. & Brother
Ashim Solomon, of M. B. A. & Brother
Ashim Morris, clothing dealer, Com, dwl N. s Geary bet Kearny and Dupont
Ashman Thomas, cook, dwl E. s Spring bet Cal and Pine
Ashton C. accountant, 200 Clay
Ashton George, dwl W. s Tehama bet Fourth and Fifth
Ashton James, porter, dwl Mission bet Second and Third, E. s
Aspinall Benjamin, dwl cor Folsom and Essex Assembly Hall, T. Gallavotti prptr, N. W. cor Kearny and Post
Assion J. mcht tailor, 148 Sac
Astley J. H. clerk with E. Booth, 66 Sac
Aston James, porter, 54 and 56 Sansome
Astor Bakery, M. Brogan prptr, cor Third and Hunt
Athearn C. G. of George Peterson & Co. 67 Front
Athenæum Block, Mont'y S. E. cor Cal
Athenæum Institute Rooms, 273 Wash'n bet Stockton and Powell
Organized July 3d, 1853. Jacob Francis, President; W. H. Newby, Corresponding Secretary.
Athenæum Saloon, Taylor & Richer prptrs, 273 Wash'n
Atherton Lewis, second pilot Cal. S. N. Co.
Atkinson A. (M. D.) office S. E. cor Stockton and Broadway
Atkinson John H. of T. P. Bevans & Co. dwl cor Stockton and Broadway
Atkinson William, drayman, dwl 23 Battery
ATWILL & CO. music, fancy goods, etc. 172 Wash'n
Atwill J. F. of Atwill & Co. 172 Wash'n, res cor Powell and Clay
Auber Paul J. jeweler, 171 Wash'n, res E. s Du- pont near Union
Aubert Alfred, with H. Hensch, banker, N. W. cor Jackson and Mont'y, brds 189 Pine
Aubert M. jeweler, 171 Wash'n
Aubrey F. O. carpenter, Mission bet Jane and Annie
Auger B. of Rousset A. & Co.
Auger L. E. laundryman, dwl Brannan Place Au Pere Lathuile Restaurant, H. Fabra prptr, 251 Dupont bet Jackson and Pacific Aun Eugine, cook, 211 Wash'n
AUSTIN & CO. dry goods, 115 Mont'y
Austin A. firm of A. & Co. res New York
Austin A C. foreman of machine shop Vulcan Iron Works
Austin Benj. tinman, dwl 92 Clay
Austin D. liquors, Davis near Wash'n Austin F. B. cor Cal and Dupont Austin Jas, gas fitter, 90 Mont'y, basement
Austen Joseph, hardware merchant, Wash'n bet Davis and Front Austin H. dentist, 175 Wash'n, 2d floor
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Anstin Henry, stoves and tin ware, 152 and 154 | Bachman Bros. importers and dealers in fancy Battery
Austin B. C. with Henry Austin, dwl 92 Clay Austin Henry, importer and dealer in stoves and tin ware, 92 Clay, dwl Pine above Kearny Established Sept. 1855.
Austin Henry, teamster, dwl Lewis bet Taylor and Jones
Austin Marcus E. of J. Baker & Co. 45 Sac
Austin William, (col'd) steward, dwl E. side Kearny bet Post and Sutter
Austen Roht. H. at Phoenix Iron Works
Austrian Consul, Chas Fischer, office 159 Jack- son, 2d floor
Austreecher Fred. liquor dealer, brds cor Stock- ton and Lombard
Autbar H. H. cigar dealer, dwl Clay S. side, one door from Jones
Averell Anson, Quincy Market, cor Kearny and Pacific
Avery Elihu, sea captain, dwl E. side Prospect Place, bet Cal and Pine
Avery Harris J. merchant, dwl Fremont bet Harrison and Bryant
Avery H. G. stoves and tin ware, S. W. cor Sac and Davis, dwl Fremont S. of Harrison
Awreau L. drayman, dwl S. E. cor Sutter and Mason
Ayers Chas, toll-receiver, Pacific Plank Road Ayers George, barber, Front E side near Pacific Ayers James J. printer, dwl 112 Dupont
Ayres W. O. (M. D.) office Wash'n above Dupont, res cor Powell and Sacramento
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BABBITT & Co. intelligence office, 83 Com, Brad- bury & Christmas, prptrs
Babcock Benj. book-keeper of N. W. Ice Co, res S. side Wash'n bet Kearny and Dupont
Babcock Frederick, druggist, 77 Davis, N. side O'Farrel near Mason
Babcock W. F. of Forbes and B. dwl Essex bet Folsom and Harrison
Babcock . Jasper, deputy sheriff, dwl Broadway het Mont'y and Kearny S. side
Babcock F. A. druggist, Davis bet Wash'n and Clay
Babcock H. S. general book-keeper with Lucas, Turner & Co.
Bace G. actor, 3 Maiden Lane Bacfer brds 93 Bush
Bach John, drayman, Mason bet Sutter and Post, W. side
Bach Martin, billiard manufactory, 80 Jackson bet Battery and Front, dwl 92 Dupont
Bache Hartman, Maj. Topo'l Eng U. S. A. gen'l sup't light houses Pacific coast, res Oriental Hotel
Bache F. M. clerk U. S. light houses, res Orien- tal Hotel
Bacharach Charles, cigars, 179} Wash'n, res S. sWash'n bet Stockton and Powell
Bachelder C. (M. D.) office on Davis near Jack- son
dry goods, 64 Battery Established December 1854.
Bachman D. of B. Bros, 64 Battery
Bachman H. of B. Bros, 64 Battery
Bachman N. of B. Bros, 64 Battery
Bachman Solomon, of Steinhart & Co. 62 Sac Bachman Isaac, boarding house, dwl 12 Mellus Backmann Frederick, jeweler, 155 Kearny
Backus Henry M. clerk with Charles Morrill,
N. E. cor Battery and Wash'n, brds at Par- rish's Hotel
Backus Oscar J. hardware mcht, dwl Powell bet Pacific and Broadway E side
Backus Oscar J. stove and tinware merchant, S. W. cor Wash'n and Front
Bacon Geo, machinist at Vulcan Iron Works
Bacon Josiah, clerk, 61 Cal, brds Second above Folsom
Bacon J. S. of T. H. & J. S. Bacon, brds Rassette House, agent for Boston Underwriters
Bacon Jacob, of Whitton, Towne & Co. dwl Wash'n above Taylor
Bacon J. W. cabinet maker, N. W. cor Webb and Cal, basement
Bacon Louis, sculptor, dwl 3 St. Mary
Bacon R. H. book keeper, 63 Battery, dwl N.W. corner First and Folsom
Bacon Robt, of B. B. & Co. brds with Mrs. J. J. Coombs
Bacon T. H. & J. S. commission merchants, 61 Cal, 2d floor
Established June, 1849.
Badarous C. (M. D.) 205 Wash'n, 2d floor
Badger J. B. clerk, with Wm. G. Badger, Bat- tery, dwl E. side Powell bet Bush and Pine
Baecker H. second cook at Globe Hotel
Badel John, tailor, Dupont near Vallejo
Badel John, fancy gouds dealer, Vallejo near Dupont
BADGER W. G. importer and wholesale dealer in clothing, 103, 105 and 107 Battery, res Sceond above Folsom
Bagley John, pile driver, brds 20 Sansome
Bagly Wm. P. watchman of customs warehouse department
Bagley Townsend, dwl Market opposite San- same
Bahlma F. liquor dealer, cor Sansome and Mer- chant, dwl 327 Stockton
Bahre & Lemmen, commission merchants, 141 Clay Established in 1853.
Bahre Thie. dwl in City of Mexico
BAILEY & CO. importers and manufacturers of oil and camphene, 38 Com
Established Feb. 1850. First manufacturers of Oil ou the Pacific coast.
Bailey A. Howard, keeper boarding house, 89 Bush
Bailey C. H. commission merchant, dwl Stephen- son bet Third and Fourth near Third N. side
Bailey Frederick P. trader, 74 Merchant, dwl W. side Prospect pl, bet Cal and Pine
Bailey Isaac L. of Knapp & Bailey, W. side of Kearay bet St. Mark's Place and Geary
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Bailey J. (col'd) porter, 116 Mont'y
Bailey J. H. of B. & Woodhams
Bailey J. N. wood and coal, Mont'y near Pacific Bailey John A. wood and coal dealer, dwl Kearny near Hinkly Place
Bailey John B. (col'd) steward, dwl Brooklyn Place bet Sac and Cal
Bailey Lewis H. apothecary store, 200 Clay
Bailey L. C. sea captain, Rassette Plaec S. side
Bailey Orrin, notary, 100 Merchant, res Vernon Place
Elected Justice of the Peace 1850, 1851, 1852; again elected ia 1854, 1855.
Bailey P. boiler-maker, N. E. cor Front and Market
Bailey Mrs. S. res 134 Kearny, 2d floor
Bailey Wm. of Wm. B. & Co. 38 Com, dwl Union bet Taylor and Jones
Bailey Wm. surgeon, brds at Isthmus House Bailey & Woodhams, grocery merchants, S. E. cor Stockton and Union
Established in February 1853.
Baily & Jones, fruit dealers, 102 Davis
Baily Wm. of B. & Jones, 102 Davis, dwl Kearny bet Broadway and Vallejo
Baily Wm. fruit dealer, dwl Kearny near Green Bain John, blacksmith, dwl Ritch E. side bet Folsom and Harrison
Bain John, blacksmith, W. side Mont'y bet Cal and Pine
Bainbridge Arnap, bar-keeper at the Rialto, 248 Clay
Bainbridge Henry, cashier with Lucas, Turner & Co.
Baker A. D. prptr Cal. Pickle Warehouse, Long Wharf and Sac, below Davis
Baker C. C. of Stevens, B. & Co, 55 Front, 2d floor
Baker J. Jr, of Stevens, B. & Co, 45 Front, 2d floor
Baker, C. C. sea captain, brds N. W. cor Mason and Vallejo
Baker Conrad, hrds What Cheer House
Baker David, merchant, 66 Sac
Baker Miss Emma, teacher of music and dancing, Apollo Hall
Baker E. G. stove dealer, dwl Clay st. court Baker Frederick, jeweler, dwl with J. F. Hall Baker F. shoemaker, Wallace bet Cal and Sac BAKER FRANK, importer of carpets and up- holstery, 110 and 112 Clay, res S. W. cor Powell and Jackson
Established 1849.
Baker Geo. porter with Hosmer, Snyder & Co. 83 Front, cor Clay
Baker George, brewer, 35 Mont'y Baker G. W. lawyer, 117 Merchant 2d floor
Baker G. P. mcht, brds Tehama House
Baker Henry, of Baker & Co. S. s Pine bet Mont'y and Kearny, dwl Bush bet Dupont and Stockton, N. s
Baker J. W. (col'd) laborer, 96 Jackson, res 4 Green
Baker John, mcht, dwl cor Second and Bryant Baker J. P. salesman with Goodwin & Co. & Meeker, 121 Front
Baker J. & Co. wholesale grocer, 45 Sac Baker Mrs. L. A. dwl Vallejo S. s bet Stockton and Powell
Baker Samuel, dealer in boots and shoes, 66 Sac dwl Com near Taylor
Baker Samuel, dry goods mcht, dwl Riley S. s bet Taylor and Jones
Baker Stephen N. drayman, dwl Bryant bet Sec- ond and Third
Baker William, carpenter, dw S. s St. Mark's Place
Baker Win. & Co. prptrs Sandy Hill Bakery
Baker Wni. of W. B. & Co.
Baker W. help at Rassette House
Baker & Co. prptrs Pine Street Rice Mills, S. s bet Mont'y and Kearny
Bakeman David, engineer steam tug Hercules
Bakley A. dwl W. s 1 Rassette Place
Balch Capt. L. sea captain, brds Rassette House
Baldwin Alex. R. nicht, office S. E. cor Clay and Front, 2d floor, res Union Hotel
Baldwin C. H. sea captain, brds S. s Bush bet Powell and Stockton
Baldwin Charles H. agent Nic. Accessory Trau- sit Co. 30 Front 2d floor
Baldwin George W. lapidary, 131 Cal 2d floor, res N. s Folsom bet Third and Fourth
Baldwin H. S. (M. D.) office 163 Clay, 2d floor, N. s Pacific above Stockton
Baldwin J. brds S. W. cor Vallejo and Powell
Baldwin J. G. att'y at law, office 40 Mont'y Block, dwl 190 Cal
Baldwin John, (col'd) dealer in vegetables, S. s Sutter bet Dupont and Kearny, 2d floor
Baldwin M. M. lapidary, 131 Cal 2d floor, res N. s Folsom het Third and Fourth
Baldwin Marcus, librarian, dwl Folsom near Third Baldwin & Co. children's clothing, 151 Sac Baldwin C. T. firin B. & Co. 151 Sac
Baldwin & Titmau, liquors, 145 Clay
Baldwin E. T. of Baldwin & Titman
Ball A. M. W. of Rufus S. Eells & Co. N. E. cor Front and Pine
Ball Francis, sea captain, dwl 5 Quincy
Ball Geo. E. oyster dealer at Patten's Exchange, Sansome
Balla Testa, baker, Union bet Stockton and Powell
Ballentine James, mason and builder, office S. W. cor Cal and Spring, h Market S. s bet Johnston and Thorne
Balley W. J. of Edwards & Balley, dwl Green- wich N. s bet Dupont and Stockton
Ballhaus T. of Ballhaus & Co. dwl Greenwich S. s above Taylor
Ballin E. tinshop, 249 Dupont bet Jackson and Pacific
Ballou John, saloon, 179 Pacific bet Sansome and Mont'y
Ballou Theodore, porter, 26 Front Baltimore House, C. H. Fretz prptr, 67 Pacific Baly Henry, grocery, 137
Bammann P. bar-keeper at Wulzen & Bro Bame John, brds Rassette House
Bancourt J. F. carriage-trimmer, 158 Cal, res E. s Kearny bet Sutter and Post
Bancroft H. H. & Co. stationers, S. W. cor Mont'y and Merchant
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Bancroft H. H. stationer, res W. s Francisco bet | Barker Mrs. J. W. brds at Railroad House Stockton and Powell
Baudeuf A. book-keeper at Dupuy, Foulkes & Co's. res S. s Washington, next to Plaza
Bangle, Ed. carriage-painter, 158 Cal, res 4 St. Mary's Place
Banham Wm. veterinary surgeon, Pine bet Du- pont and Kearny
Banks J. A. carpenter, Jackson S. s, bet Front and Battery
Banks John H. (col'd) blacksmith, Pacific below Mont'y
Banks Robt. (col'd) miner, dwl S. E. cor Union and Lafayette
Banks T. C. cashier banking dep't Wells. Fargo & Co. res 180 Stockton
Bannan J. bottler of ales, etc. dwl Green near Bannan Place
Bannister Rev. Edward, pastor Powell St. M. E. Church, pastorage next door to the Church Bannister R. clerk, 115 Mont'y, res Express Bdg BANK EXCHANGE, Torrence & Parker prptrs, cor Mont'y and Wash'n
Bank Joseph, billiards, with Martin Bach
Banks Geo. S. prptr Rassette Stables, 'next to Rassette House
Banks T. C. cashier at Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Bank, dwl 180 Stockton
Bannatt Harris, restaurant, 124 Commercial
Bannerman J. B. engraver, N. E. cor Clay and Mont'y
Bannon Ed. brds at What Cheer House
Barbat J. physician and apothecary, office and dwl Powell, W. s, near Pacific
Barbeau L. J. agent Chemists' Manufactory, 137 Clay, dwl 3 Lafayette Place
Barber Edw. carpenter, dwl E. s Prospect Place Barber Wm. firm Janes, Doyle, Barber & Boyd, res 113 Mont'y
BARBER A. syrups, wines, etc, 148 Wash'n Barbier A. clerk, dwl N. s Sutter bet Kearny and Dupont
Barchers Henry, mcht, dwl Townsend near Third Barclay Frank, laborer, brds at Isthmus House
Barclay Geo R. captain str Queen City, brds at International Hotel
Baraillac Charles, dwl rear of 404 Stockton
BANDMANN, NIELSEN & CO. importers and com mchts, 48 Front, 2d floor
Estabiisbed present business under same style, April, 1850.
Bandmann Jul. of Bandmann, Nielsen & Co. 48 Front
Bardon Michael, camphene distiller, with George Dietz & Co
Bardwell J. L. produce merchant near East
Bargen H. restaurant-keeper, N. s St. Mark's Place bet Kearny and Dupont
Bargman Rudolph, mcht, 6 Pike
Bargstream H. mariner, dwl Folsom near Second Barhydte Walker, calker, brds at Isthmus House Baring -, painter, 227 Jackson
Barkeloo John, tax clerk at Treasurer's office, City Hall
Barker Francis, carpenter, at San Francisco Saw Mill, brds cor Third and Harrison
Barker Jean Baptiste, laundryman, Green bet Powell and Mason
Barker Joshua, book-keeper Pacific Express Co. dwl Tehama bet First and Second
Barker Joseph, res Tehama bet First and Second Barker T. L. of Booth & Co, Sacramento, office 81 Front, 2d floor
Barkhaus D. dwl cor Ellis & Hyde
Barkley Wm. prptr Branch Hotel, 40 Sansome Barkley Samuel, clerk, dwl 40 Sansome
Barlager H. cabinet-maker, at G. O. Whitney & Co Bartlett C. city reporter for "True Californian," dwl at Rassette House
Barlow W. W. merchandise broker, office 87 Front, 2d floor, dwl Barnard bet Broadway and Pacific
Barman John S. variety store, dwl cor Third and Jesse
Barmore John, jailor, County Jail
Barnaby B. packer, at Turner Bros. N. s Market bet Mont'y and Kearny
Barnard George, teamster, brds at 20 Sansome Barnard , harness-maker, 82 Battery
Barnard Thomas G. builder, Hawthorne bet Fol- som and Harrison
Barnard Wm. H. of Yeomans & Barnard, Ocean House
Barnard Wm. stone-cutter, dwl First bet Folsom and Harrison, E. s
Barnda John, Clay Street Market
Barnes Lewis, brds at Mercantile Hotel
Barnett Michael, dwl cor Clay and Yerba Buena Barney B. G. Superintendent's clerk, U. S. Br'ch
Mint, res N. W. cor Mason and Vallejo
Barnes Daniel, wheelwright, 67 Pine, brds at 20 Sansome
Barnes J. B. brds 20 Sansome
Barnet Joseph, of Caro & Barnet, N. W. cor of Mont'y and Pine
Barr N. moulder, at Vulcan Iron Works Barra E. I. grocer, S. W. cor Mission and Price Barreto A. Spanish teacher, dwl Greenwich near Stockton
Barrett Charles, miller, brds 16 Sansome
Barrett Lewis, First near Market, brds 6 Jessie Barrett John, printer, 130 Sansome, res Bush near Sansome
Barrett James, Raritan House, Broadway near Sansome
Barrett Miss Margaret A. school-teacher, Powell one door S. of Washington
Barrett Samuel, firm Barrett & Sherwood, res E. s Powell bet Clay and Washington
Barrett Thomas, 'clerk, 135 Mont'y
BARRETT & SHERWOOD, chronometer mak- ers and jewelers, 135 Mont'y Established under present style, Dec. 1849.
Barrilla Louis, cook, 66 Sansome
Barring Rudolph, cigar store, cor Kearny and Pacific
Barrington Wm. bottling ale and porter, dwl 50 Broadway
Barrington dealer in wood and coal, E. s Dupont bet Post and Sutter
Barris A. clerk, S. E. cor Battery and Wash'n, 2d floor
Barron Edward, stalls 13 and 14 Washington Market, dwl Mason near Broadway Barron H. driver, 74 Mont'y
SAN FRANCISCO [B] DIRECTORY. 9
PIONEER LIVERY & SALE
STABLES,
160 CALIFORNIA STREET (CORNER OF WEBB STREET,) SAN FRANCISCO.
WM. A. BATEMAN, Proprietor
The best of Carriages, and Saddle and Carriage Horses always on hand. Horses taken on livery.
BLUMENTHAL & HIRSCH IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS IN
CHINA, GLASS,
-AND-
CHINA
GLASS
EARTHEN WARE. BRITANNIA
-AND- PLARED WARE CUTLERY and LOOKING-GLASSES.
No. 152 KEARNY STREET,
In F. Argenti's Brick Building, corner of Commercial Street,
And 149 & 151 CLAY STREET Two Doors below Montgomery,
San Francisco.
MARTIN A. BLUMENTHAL. ADOLPH HIRSCH.
THOMAS BOYCE, Advertising Agency,
N. E. CORNER OF WASHINGTON & MONTGOMERY STREETS,
Daily Democratic State Journal, Sac. | Daily Argus, Stockton.
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