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Established under present style in the summer of 1853.
Dow James G. of D. & Co. 88 Front, dwl N. s Tehama, bet First and Second
Dow John O. clerk at Dewitt, Kittle & Co. dwl cor Pacific and Auburn
Dow Samuel, clerk, brds S. s St. Mark's Place, het Kearny and Dupont
Dow Wm. H. mcht, Davis near Pine, dwl W. s Second bet Folsom and Harrison
Dowdigan, E. C. deputy sheriff
Dowe Wm. H. bdrs with Mrs. J. J. Coombs
Doweling Ed. hostler, 133 Kearny
Dowling R. beer-saloon, cellar cor Cal'a and Kearny
Dowling Richard, harness-maker, 82 Battery
Downer A. J. dwl 246 Powell, bet Clay and Washington
Downer Fenno, physician, office S. E. cor Sutter and Kearny
Downey Lawrence, at Railroad House
Downey Pat, carpenter, 4 Spofford, 2d floor
Downing Daniel, of Conner & D. dwl 182 Jack- son, bet Mont'y and Kearny
Downing F. carpenter, dwl W. s Trinity, bet Bush and Sutter
Downs S. M. expressman, brds Bush bet Dupont and Kearny
Dows Samuel. clerk with Dows & Co. Front, brds S. s Post, bet Kearny and Dupont
Dows J. & Co. distillers of liquors &c. office 39 California
Dows James, dwl Third near Mission
Dows John, dwl Third near Mission
Doyle & Anderson, Empire Coal Yard, Jackson near Stockton
Doyle & Gately, prptrs National House
Doyle John, of D. & G
Doyle Eugene, dwl Beale W. s near Folsom
Doyle C. R. editor "Price Current," dwl Chesnut S. s near Stockton
Doyle Hugh, brds at What Cheer House
Doyle Hugh, engineer, brds 4 Morse
Doyle Jas. R. of Doyle & Anderson, Wash'n bet Powell and Stockton
Doyle Jas. J. builder, Pacific N. s bet Stockton and Powell
Doyle James, coal-dealer, dwl 269 Wash'n
Doyle J. office 128 Sansome 2d floor, res E. s Auburn, bet Jackson and Pacific
Doyle John, dwl 1 Auburn'
Doyle John, Rassette House
Doyle John, coachman, at livery stable S. s Pine bet Kearny and Mont'y
Doyle John T. of Janes, Doyle, Barber & Boyd
Doyle Joseph, mason, dwl Berry bet Dupont and Mary's Lane
Doyle Morgen, jeweller, 185 Cal'a .
Doyle M. blacksmith, 88 Pine, res Four's House, Market
Doyle Patrick, bds at What Cheer House
Doyle R. E. of Johnson & Doyle, res S. s Chesnut near Powell
Doyle Richard, carpenter, N. W. cor Minna and Mary
Doyle Thomas, liquor dealer, 76 Kearny
Doyle Thomas, porter house keeper, brds 17 Sutter
Drake J. liquor saloon, N. W. cor Davis and Wash'n
Draymen's Exchange, Wm. L. Emerson, prptr, 75 Davis
Drehsler F. tailor, 12 Bush
Dresel E. of Kuchel & D. 174} Clay, 3d floor
Dressher A. bar-keeper Rainbow Saloon, S. E. cor Dupont and Wash'n
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Dreves - -, musician American Theatre Drexel, Sather & Church, bankers, S. W. cor Battery and Clay
Established August 1850, as Sather & Church ; changed to present style May, 1851.
Drexel F. M. of D. S. & C. res Philadelphia Dreyfrous Cathrine E. boarding-house-keeper, 39 Mont'y
Dreyfus J. peddler, dwl Kearny near Green Drinkhouse John A. cigar importer, 96 Front
Drinkhouse H. S. clerk with John A. Drinkhouse, 96 Front
Drinkwater Thos. dwl 60 First
Driscoll D. printer, " Herald " office, 120 Mont'y DRISCOLL DANIEL, prptr Dan's Saloon, 138 Mont'y
Driscoll John, N. s Grant Place, bet Kearny and Dupont
Driscoll Richard, builder, office 136 Mont'y, 2d floor, dwl E. s Belden bet Bush and Pine
Drish J. M. clerk at Keyes & Co. clothiers, 229 Clay
Droger Henry, of Bruns & D. S. E. cor Pine and Battery
Dronilhat J. billiard manufacturer, brds 232 and 234 Sac'o
Drsch & Russian, prptr restaurant, 212 Clay
Drsch Riec P. of D. & Russian, 212 Clay
Drucker A. hair-dressing saloon and baths, 98 Pacific, res W. s Mont'y bet Pacific and Broadway
Drucker A. of Ehler & Co. N. W. cor Kearny and Sutter
Druke John & Co. grocery store, cor Union and Lafayette Place
Drummer Henry, silver plater, 13 Sutter
Drunest J. H. of Ziel, Bertheau & Co. 72 and 74 Cal'a, up stairs
Drunert Henry, mcht, dwl E. s Minna bet Second and Jane
Drury Geo. B. millwbright, San Francisco Saw Mills
Druffel F. H. prptr Empire Bakery, N. s Bush bet Powell and Mason
Druhe J. H. groceries and liquors, 193 Mont'y cor Jackson
Duane Wm. R. printer, "Fireman's Journal" office
Dubedat Gustus, clerk at Ghirardelli's Chocolate Manufactory
Dubief H. dwl S. s Green near Dupont Dubief Mons. Fuller's Alley
Dubinger D. bar-keeper, dwl S. s Sac'o bet Stockton and Powell
Dubman Henry, dwl -Vallejo bet Powell and Stockton
Dubois & Co. watches and jewelry, 142 Kearny
Dubois A. of D. & Co. res 142 Kearny Dubois Mrs. A. dwl Sonoma Place
Dubois A. Croix Federale House, Merchant bet Sansome and Mont'y A
Dubois A. turner, dwl Stockton near Vallejo Duboyce Mrs. M. A. prptr Calaveras Houso, Jackson near Drumm
Dubrana J. boot-maker, 219 Wash'n, res W. s Dupont bet Sac'o and Cal'a
Dubroca M. importer, cor Sansome and Jackson Established in 1855.
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Dubrusle L. clerk, 158 Sac'o
Duchemin Eugene, grocery mcht, S. W. cor Powell & Union
Duclas H. clerk, Rassette House
Ducos John, sea captain, W. s Clara
Ducoin John, draymau, dwl Sonoma Place
Ducus M. cigar dealer, dwl 375 Stockton
Dudgeon E. machinist, res Albion House
Dudley - -, brds 190 Sac'o
Dudley Mrs. Edwin R. (widow) dwl 252 Powell bet Clay and Wash'n
Dudley Mrs. Eliza, (widow) dwl cor Mission and Jane
Dudley G. L. clerk, 177 Clay, 2d floor, N. s Sac'o bet Kearny and Dupont
Duecker Klous, grocery store, S. W. cor Mason and Vallejo
Duelliard F. Clay Street Market No. 3
Duer W. att'y at law, office 2d floor, 137 Mont'y, brds Oriental Hotel
Duff Henry J. dwl S. E. cor Kearny and Pine
Duff Mrs. Henry J. milliuer, S. E. cor Kearny and Pine
Duff R. brds 258 Stockton
Duffey James, boiler-maker, Union Foundry Duffield G. W. boatman, dwl Vallejo near Mont'y Duffy Hugh, coal and wood dealer, 116 Broad- way near Stockton
Duffy J. laborer, dwl N. s Presidio Road
Dugan J. brds What Cheer House Dugan James, painter, 116 Pine
Dugan Richard, inspector of customs, barge office
Duggan Patrick, boot-maker, 169 Washington, res N. W. cor Pine and Powell
Dujardin F. clerk, with George Clifford, dwl 278 Stockton
Dukes M. importer Havana cigars, 144 Wash'n Dulip & Waddington, groceries, liquors, etc. cor Dupont and Broadway
Dulip John, of D. & W. dwl Howen Alley Dumas John, dwl Cudel's Alley
Duncan & Co. real estate auctioneers, cor Mont'y and Merchant
Established April, 1855.
Duncan J. C. of D. & Co. dwl Greenwich near Stockton
Duncan Peter, clerk, with Eugene Kelly & Co Duucan J. W. carpenter and builder, Pacific bet Stockton and Powell, dwl N. s Vallejo near Leavenworth
Duncan Wm. L. real estate dealer, office at Dun- can & Co's, dwl E. s Dupont bet Greenwich and Lombard
Dundas T. R. Phil's Dining Saloon, 169 Mont'y Dunegan Patrick, blacksmith, dwl Dupont bet Bush and Sutter
Dungan A. J. brds at International Hotel
Dungan A. S. agent of Folsom Estate, office 63 Mont'y Block
Dungan J. Shade, registry clerk, Post Office, dwl Bush bet Mason and Taylor
Dungee Francis, tailor, 164 Battery, dwl S. W. cor Pacific and Front
Dunham B. B. tinman, with G. & W. Snook, dwl St. Charles bet Pacific and Broadway Dunlevy J. transcribing clerk, Hall of Records
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DAN'S OYSTER SALOON,
East side Montgomery Street,
BETWEEN CLAY AND COMMERCIAL,
SAN FRANCISCO.
The undersigned, proprietor of the above well known SALOON, formerly the
BLUE WING,
begs leave to return thanks for the very generous support he has at all times received, and trusts that by unremitting attention to every department of his business, he may continue to merit a lib- eral share of public patronage.
STERS.
RAW,
ROAST,
PICKLED, STEWED,
FRIED, &C. &C.
ARE SELECTED EXPRESSLY TO ORDER, As is everything in the EATABLE line, from the
CHOICE OF THE MARKET, And Served up to suit the palate of the Epicurean.
OCH BAR
Will be found at all times supplied with the MOST CHOICE BRANDS Of
WINES. ALES AND LIQUORS, Administered in the most approved and polite manner. .
DANIEL DRISCOLL,
PROPRIETOR.
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HON HO TEL
SECOND STREET,
BETWEEN J AND K,
SACRAMENTO.
This Hotel is situated in the most central position in the city, being within one square of the steamboat landing, and the point from which direct communication is had (by stages) with all the interior. The Hotel is conducted in the
EUROPEAN STYLE.
The SLEEPING APARTMENTS are thoroughly ventilated and lighted, and furnished with a view to comfort.
THE RESTAURANT
Is under the supervision of NED. RYAN, whose superior knowl- edge of his profession, and desire to please his visitors, makes it one of the best places of entertainment in the city.
THE BILLIARD SALOON,
Is the most spacious and best Lighted in the State; it is supplied with the best Rosewood Tables, and is superintended by HAR- RY P. KLAYS.
Is under the management of JOHN BRANDT, and is supplied with the
MOST CHOICE LIQUORS AND FINEST CIGARS.
The House will be OPEN AT ALL HOURS, Day and Night. J. P. DYER, Proprietor.
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Dunmore .. C. T. grocer, S. W. cor Market and | Durning Thomas, printer, "Bulletin " office, dwl Stewart
Dunn George A. prptr Rice Mill, dwl Anthony, .3 doors from Mission
Dunn & Moutry, porter-house, East bet Sac'o and Com'l
Dunn John, of D. & M.
Dunn Frank, laborer, dwl W. s Lafayette
Dunn James, farmer, 205 Cal'a
Dunn John, farmer, dwl Mission Dolores
Dunn John, grocer, dwl cor Minna and Jane
Dunn J. C. liquor and syrup manf, E. s Battery bet Oregon and Jackson
Dunn J. blacksmith, 164 Cal'a res Sonoma Place Dunn James, flour-dealer, dwl Kearny near Broadway
Dunn Patrick, shoe-maker, with Charles Selter, dwl 96 Davis
Dunn Thos. laborer, N. s Greenwich, near Du- pont
Dunn W. machinst, Vulcan Iron Works
Dunne James of D. & Co
Dunne Peter, of D. & Co. dwl Kearny near Broadway
Dunne William, grocery store, cor Pacific and Leavenworth
Dunsing F. of Cordes & Co. S. E. cor Bush and Kearny
Dunstan Mrs. Sarah, (widow) dwl 267 Wash'n above Stockton
Dupany Francis, tailor, Dupont near Broadway Dupern N. office 62 Cal'a, up stairs
Dupignac A. T. physician, office cor Cal'a and Quincy
Dupout John H. shoe store, 7 Virginia Block cor Stocktoo and Pacific, dwl 321 Stockton
Du Pratt J. "Alta California " office, dwl Kearny near Filbert Dupre Edw. 155 Com'l
Dupuche Mrs. Julia, (col'd) dwl cor Wash'n and Virginia
Dupuis Madame, res 128 Kearny, 2d floor
Dupuy, Foulkes & Co, imp'rs and com mchts, 157 Battery, 2d floor Established 1849.
Dupuy J. of Dupuy, Foulkes & Co, 157 Battery Dupuy F. of L. Cabanos & Co, dwl at Lagoon Duran George, plasterer, brds 18 Bush
Durand Lagrangere E. broker, S. E. cor Battery and Wash'n, 2d floor
Durbrow Joseph Jr, book-keeper, with Parrott & Co. bankers, dwl N. s Sutter bet Dupont and Kearny
Duren George, of Haskell & Duren, res Steven- son bet First and Second
Duren Geo. G. wheelwright, dwl Stevenson near First
Durgin F. M. plasterer, res Albion House Durie William, policeman Re-appointed July 23, 1856
Durkan J. M. clerk, Tehama House
Durkan Patrick, laborer, U. S. Appraiser's office Durkee Anthony, dwl Lombard het Dupont and Stockton
Durkee J. L. brds N. W. cor Kearny and Broad'y Durkin Edward, messenger at Custom House, res Sansome bet Bush and Sutter
W. s Powell bet Green and Union
Durruti Richard, cook, E. s Trinity bet Bush and Sutter
Dusenbury C. H. usher, American Theater Dusher John C. grocery store, N. W. cor Stock- ton and Broadway
Dusisenberg Charles, of Mebius, Dusisenberg & Co, 70 Cal'a up stairs, dwl cor Harris and Harrison
Dutail Charles, cook, 163 Com'l
Dutard B. grain and produce dealer, 59 Clay
Duteil A. interpreter, dwl 8 St. Mary
Dutertre Louis, 5 Clay, res Market
Dutton H. of Sherman & Dutton, dwl Beale near Folsom
Dutton Henry, of Greenaugh & Co
Duquesne D. grocery, wines and liquors, 183 Kearny
Duquenny A. hair-dresser, 124 Kearny, res Bush bet Stockton and Dupont
Duval B. mcht, dwl 82 Dupont
Duval Michael, clerk, with J. Nicholson
Duver A. tailor, 159 Sac'o
Duxbury Paul C. clerk, with S. L. Jones & Co, 61 and 63 Cal'a
Dwinelle S. H. of Martin & Dwinelle, dwl S. E. cor Sutter and Kearny
Appointed Notary Public Jnne, 1853; held office two years.
Dwyer David, coal-dealer, 165 Cal'a, dwl N. s Ellis bet Powell and Mason
Dwyer Michael, laborer, dwl Hunt near Mellus Dwyer Michael, waterman, dwl W. s Jessie near Ecker
Dwyer J. prptr Washington Exchange Hotel Dwyer Miss C. Washington Exchange Hotel
Dwyer John, baker, Oriental Hotel
Dwyer Patrick, laborer, Mission Dolores
Dwyer William H. contractor, dwl E. s Jessie N. of Ecker
Dyer Daniel, butcher, with Robert Irving Dyer James P. dwl S. s John near Mason Dyer James P. (col'd) S. manf at Swain & Co's Dyer John, painter, brds What Cheer House
Dyson Robert, clerk, with Cooke & Fenner, dwl Mission Dolores
Dyer Richard, drayman, dwl N. E. cor Powell and Post
Dyer William C. cooper, Battery near Commerce, dwl 35 Jessie
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EADLY JOEL, carpenter, W. s Dupont bet Sac'o and Cal'a
Eagan Charles P. clerk, with John K. Hackett, dwl Green bet Dupont and Stockton
Eagle Bakery, Stevenson bet First and Second Eagle Saloon, Mrs. J. Dodd, prptr, 22 Com'l
Eagle Joseph, carpenter, 116 Bush, brds Bailey House, Bush bet Kearny and Mont'y
Eainhart Wm. barber, 121 Sac'o, in What Cheer House
EARL & CO. dealers in provisions, 84 Clay Established December, 1849.
Earl E. M. of E. & Co. 84 Clay
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Earl John O. of E. & Co. 84 Clay
Earl D. W. & Co. flour mchts, Sacramento, office S1 Front, 2d floor
Earl John, steward Steamer Sierra Nevada, dwl Pacific bet Hyde and Harkin .
Earnhart W. J. brds N. W. cor Kearny and Broadway
Eason W. G. Sec. Mchts Transportation Co. office cor Davis and Pacific, 2d floor
Eastburn Theo. L. clerk with Smiley, Yerkes & Co. dwl 218 Cal'a
Eastham, Capt. H. F. dwl cor Fremont and Bryant
Eastland Joseph G. secretary at Gas Works Eastland V. brass finisher, 58 Halleck
Eastmau C. A. sea captain, dwl Riley bet Clay and Sac'o
Eastman Harrison, designer and engraver on wood, dwl E. s Taylor, 4 doors from .Clay
Eastman Wm. H. carpenter, 201 Cal'a, dwl 1 Virginia Place
EASTMAN F. prptr Franklin Printing Office, dwl W. s Taylor near Clay
Easton A. J. prptr Steam Laundry, Presidio Road, W. of Sparks
Easton James, cabinet maker, dwl S. E. cor Sut- ter aud Pine
Easton John, malter, dwl W. s Powell bet Broadway and Pacific
Eaton & Bostwick, flour and grain, cor. Wash'n and Davis
Eaton. J. F. of E. & Bostwick, cor Wash'n and Davis
Eaton Alexander, dwl Market op Oriental Hotel Eaton C. J. office 186 Wash'n,' 2d floor, res E. s Fremont near Folsom
Eaton E. B. (M. D.) brds Railroad House, 46 and 48 Com'l
Eaton I. Ward, of J. L. Riddle & Co. N. E. cor Sansome and Pine, Dwl Essex near Harrison Eaton J. F. blacksmith, at Vulcan Iron Works
Eaton L. P. crockery dealer, 132 Cal'a, dwl W. s Third bet Brannan and Townsend
Eaton W. L. dwl Vallejo near Kearny
Eayrs H. P. dwl Union 3 doors from Mason Ebbets Arthur M. of Lowe, E. & Co. 60 Cal'a,
up stairs, dwl N. W. cor Wash'n and Jones Ebenhardt & Voight, saloon, S. E. cor Clay and Mont'y Ebenhardt Joseph
Eberhardt A. porter, 104 Battery
Ebers Mrs. E. dwl N. s Bush bet Kearny and Dupont
Echo du Pacifique, daily French paper, office 124 Sac'o, E. Derbec, prptr and editor Established in June 1852.
Eco del Pacifico, daily Spanish paper, office 124 Sac'o, E. Derbec, prptr, J. Jofré, editor Established in June, 1852.
Eckel J. N. (M. D.) cor Wash'n and Kearny, 2d floor, dwl 280 Stockton
Eckenroth Joseph, carriage maker, E. s Kearny bet Sutter and Post
Eckerman John M. sea captain, brds Greenwich bet Larkin and Spring
Eskerson Joseph, dwl N. s Broadway near Taylor Eckman Julius Rev. D. D. pastor of Jewish
Synagogue, dwl N. s Bush bet Dupont and Stockton
Eckfeldt J. M. coiner, U. S. B. Mint
Eckstein & Gailhard, fancy goods, 144 Kearny Eckstein L. of E. & Gailhard, res 144 Kearny Eckstein S. dwl S. s Jackson near Mason
Eclipse Bakery, Joshua Chadbourn, prptr, Du- pont near Union
Eclipse Livery and Sale Stables, Pacific bet Montgomery and Kearny, James M. Mc- Donald, prptr
Eclipse Steamer, commanded and owned by Capt. Thos. W. Lyles, plies bet San Francisco and Sacramento, lands at Pacific Street wharf
This majestic high pressure steamer was constructed under the special supervision of ber well-known aod justly esteem- ed commander, Capt. T. W. Lyles. Her machinery was got up by the celebrated makers, Leot, Shipman & Co .; the hull by John Evans, and the cabin by the tasteful deco- rator and builder, Mr. - Wingard. The entire works were shipped from New Albany, Indiana, and constructed in San Francisco, She was launched in the month of No- vember, 1854, and took her place in the Sacramento trade the December following. By an arrangement with the California Steam Navigation Company, she was taken off tbe route in Feb. 1855, since which time up to the present sbe bas laid in ordinary. Her dimensions are as follows : Length of keel 250 feet, breadth of beam 36 feet, deptb of hold 9 feet ; sbe has six double flued boilers, forty-two inches in diameter by thirty feet in length, with two engines and cylinders twenty-four inebes in diameter with ten feet Stroke. In coojuoction with the machinery is a separate steam power with engine, for the purpose of receiving and discharging freight. The cabin is 210 by 16 feet in the clear, divided into ladies' and gentlemen's cabins, social hall, etc. handsomely decorated, with spacious state rooms on each side throughout, the doors of which are set off in panels with scenic views. Her carrying capacity is 800 tuns.
Eddy E. W. book-keeper, S. W. cor Sac. and Battery, brds Oriental Hotel
EDDY J. C. & CO. clothing and furnishing goods, S. E. cor Sansome and Com'l
Established Sept. 1854.
Eder H. M. mcht, 133 Clay
Edgar D. A. clerk with Goodwin & Co. 119 Front Edgerby N. B. clerk with Tubbs & Co Edget George, carpenter, brds 23 Trinity
Edmunds Geo. clerk, 68 Com'l
Education Board of Supt. of Public Schools, City Hall, 3d floor
Edwards A. S. importer of wines and liquors, 109 Battery, res N. s Green het Stockton and Powell
Edwards Charles, porter, at Hotaling & Co's. res Franklin Hotel
Edwards & Lacombe, prptrs of Arbor Saloon, N. E. cor Merchant and Kearny
Edwards Edw. of E. & L. res W. s Folsom bet Simmons and Harris
Edwards H. clerk, res Franklin Hotel
Edwards & Balley, importers and com mchts, N. W. cor Cal'a and Davis
Edwards H. F. in China
Edwards James, real estate agent,'135 Mont'y, 3d floor, res S. s Everett bet Third and Fourth
Edwards James, butcher, Brannan near bridge Edwards James, drayman, dwl Jessie bet Sec- ond and Jane
Edwards James, (M. D.) office 135 Mont'y, dwl Everett near Fourth
Edwards Lawrence B. wharfinger, Vallejo Street Wharf, dwl W. s Powell near Pacific
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Edwards W. P. agent of J. B. Weir, 48 Cal'a Edwards A. L. liquor mcht, dwl 118 Sac'o Eells Allen M., N. E. cor Pine and Front, dwl Fremont near Folsom
EELLS & CO. importers of wagons, etc. N. E. cor Pine and Front
Eells Rufus S. of E. & Co. dwl Fremont near Folsom
Eells George N. clerk, with Eells & Co. N. E. cor Pine and Front
Eells John S. clerk, with Eells & Co. N. E. cor Pine and Front, dwl Fremont near Folsom Eells Thomas S. clerk, with Eells & Co. N. E. cor Pine and Front
Efford & Dodge, liquors and wines, cor Cal'a and Drumm
Efford N. C. of E. & D.
Egan Edward; blacksmith, dwl with Michael Egan
Egan John, liquor store, cor First and Minna
Egan Michael, boiler-maker, dwl N. s Mellus bet Jane and Third
Egan Michael, laborer, dwl E. s St. Mary's Lane Eger Adalbert, of Bernard, Eger & Co. dwl N. s Vallejo bet Stockton and Powell
Eggers & Co. jobbers of groceries and liquors, 34 California Block, Cal'a
Eggers G. H. of E. & Co. dwl Sutter bet Stock- ton and Powell
Ehminn Emanuel, baker, 13 St. Mark's Place, dwl Jessie near Anthony
Ehlers & Co. grocers, N. W. cor Kearny and Sutter
Ehlers W. of E. & Co.
Ehrenpford Wm. upholsterer, 302 Dupont
Ehrhorn A. of Hellmann Bros. & Co. res Ellis betStockton and Powell
Eiba G. modeler in plaster, 150 Sac'o
Eidinger Valentin, cigar store, 274 Dupont bet Pacific and Broadway
Eilerman & Co. tailors, 181 Wash'n
Eilerman H. of E. & Co. brds 123 Bush
Einstein Z. dealer in clothing, 80 Battery, 2d floor
Established May, 1856.
Elsenberg & Tobin, merchant tailors, Mont'y near Wash'n
Eisenberg J. of E. & T.
Eisenhardt John, blacksmith, brds at Isthmus House
Eisler & Frankenberg, harness-makers and up- holsterers, 284 Dupont
Eisler Henry S. of E. & F. dwl 274 Dupont
Elam Robert H. com mcht, dwl E. s Powell bet Pacific and Broadway
Elderkin J. D. dwl rear of. Greenwich bet Stock- ton and Powell
Eldredge A. S. book-keeper, Beale near Market Eldredge Jno. inspector, C. H. dwl 280 Stockton Eldredge K. C. mcht, office 89 Front, dwl N. s Wash'n, cor Stout's Alley
Eldredge Nath'I C. cigar store, 254 Dupont bet Jackson and Pacific
Eldredge J. O. of Poulterer, DeRo & Eldredge, dwl Bush above Powell
Eldredge Wm. carpenter, dwl E. s Belden 2 doors from Bush
Elgutter Morris, of H. Breslauer & Co Elias F. waiter, at Hendrickson's Saloon
Elias R. mcht, 69 Battery
Ellerhorst & Co. grocery mehts, cor Front and Wash'n
Ellerhorst H. D. of E. & Co. dwl Beale bet Fol- som and Harrison
Ellerhorst H. F. clerk, with H. D. Ellerhorst Ellert John. dyer, Filbert near Wash'n Square, dwl cor Green and Powell, rear
Ellery E. Antiquarian Bookstore, 162 Wash'n Ellick, George, painter, 116 Wash'n.
Ellinghausen A. harness-maker, dwl S. s St. Mark's Place bet Dupont and Kearny
Elliott Gardener, carpenter, 201 Cal'a, dwl E. s Quincy
Elliott Richard, mcht, dwl 315 Wash'n .
Elliott Thomas, book-binder, 136 Mont'y, res 3 Minna
Elliott Thomas, sea captain, dwl Greenwich bet Larkin and Sparks
Elliott S. F. (M. D.) rooms 4 and 6 Court Block, 182} Clay
Elliott Washington, grocer, dwl N. W. cor Jack- son and Stockton
Elliott W. clerk, S. E. cor Cal'a and Mont'y, res N. W. cor Jaekson and Stockton
Ellis A. D. of Alexander, Ellis & Co. res 86 Sac'o Ellis A. J. dwl Broadway bet Dupont and Stock- ton
Ellis George, prptr Second Street Bakery, dwl Second near Market
Ellis H. H. policeman, dwl Harrison bet Second and Third
Reappointed July 23, 1856.
ELLIS, MOSES & CO. importers and wholesale mchts, 54 Front
Established as Ellis, Quincy & Co. Nov. 1849; changed to Ellis & Crosby May, 1850, then to Ellis & Pierce July, 1852, and to present style July, 1853.
Ellis J. S. of Goin, Scott & Ellis, Front bet Broad- way and Vallejo
Ellis J. clerk, 160 Sac'o
Ellis M. mcht, dwl cor Stockton and Jackson
Ellis M. C. furniture dealer, dwl 103 Broadway Ellis Robert, (col'd) hair-dresser, 173 Clay, res S. s St Mary bet Dupont and Kearny
Ellis Wm. prptr Montgomery House, Jackson near Drumm
Ellis Wm. porter, 54 and 56 Sansome
Ellissen A. & Co. com mchts, Sansome
Established in 1854.
Ellissen A. of A. E. & Co. dwl S. E. cor Broad- way and Stockton
Ellmaker Frederich S. of G. W. Kinzer & Co. dwl Third near Brannan Place
Ellsworth Frank, printer, brds Niantic Hotel
Ellsworth T. lumber-dealer, cor Stewart and Market
Elmy Charles, tinsmith, brds Tennessee Hotel Elstein Charles H. ship-carpenter, dwl Brannan bet Second and Third
Elston Samuel, laborer, dwl cor Second and Bran- nan
Elwell J. W. Stockton messenger Pacific Express Co Elwell F. tailor, 52} Mont'y
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Ely & Rankin, lawyers, office S. W. cor Mont'y and Clay, 3d .floor
Established 1850.
Ely Alexander, att'y at law, brds Oriental Hotel EMANUEL A. H. office Davis bet Jackson and Pacific
Embury James W. mcht, office 89 Front S. s, dwl Jackson bet Powell and Mason
Emerick Joseph, brds at International Hotel Emerson George T. book-binder, 70 Merchant, dwl 153 Bush
Emerson Geo. W. clerk with Crowell, Crane & Brigham
Emerson Wm. L. Draymen's Exchange, 75 Davis Emery Jacob P. with Cook, Folger & Co. 114 Broadway
Emery Robert, clerk, cor Clay and Dupont
Emery Thomas, caulker, brds at Isthmus House
Emmery J. S. dwl N. s Bush, bet Powell and Mason
Emmet C. T. lawyer, office N. W. cor Mont'y and Com'1, 2d floor
Emory Chas. sail-maker, dwl Dupont E. s, het Green and Union
Empire Brewery, 106 Jessie
Established Jannary, 1855.
Empire Engine Co. No. 1, Sac'o between Kearny and Dupont
Empire Furniture Ware-rooms, 134 Wash'n Empire Steam Bag Factory, 76 Davis
Empire Soda Works, Delahanty & Skelley prptrs, Mission near Third
Established in 1851.
Empire State Restaurant, 144 Clay, Page & Pritchard prptrs
Emsly James, brick-layer, dwl N. s of Broadway, W. of Leavenworth
Enas J. waterman, Bush, adjoining Rassette House
Encinal Tanning Co. Alameda Co. depot base- ment cor Wash'n and Battery, Danl. C. McGlynn, agent
Enders & Co. Jno. prptrs Alta Mills, Market near First
Enders Jno. of E. & Co. dwl Alta Mills, Market near First
Endy Frank, baker, L. Bakery, Pinkney Place Engelberg A. waiter, 65 Kearny
Engel M. optician and machinist, 207 Wash'n Engels H. A. tin shop, Mission one door from Second
Engert A. F. C. com mcht, res Riddle's Bdg. Clay bet Mont'y and Sansome
England Thos. architect, of Crane & E. 15 County Bdg. Brenham Place
Englander Leopold, drayman, dwl Anthony two doors from Mission
Englander W. res 152 Sac'o, 2d floor
English & Lathrop, blacksmiths, 53 Sansome
English J. A. of E. & L. res W. s Jane, bet Jessie and Mission
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