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English Lawrence, baker, 37 and 39 Davis
English J. W. saloon prptr, dwl Howard bet Second and Jane
Ennen W. groceries and liquors, cor Jackson and Kearny
Ennis Wm. J. baker, Jenny Lind Bakery
Ensberg George, prptr Globe Saloon, N. W. cor Davis and Chamber
Enscoe J. (M. D.) 52 Mont'y
Ensign Geo. H. agent Spring Valley Water Works, 25 Court Block
Enthauser Mathias, dwl rear of 404 Stockton Enwright J. fireman at Gas Works
Eppstein Julius, of H. Cohn & Co. 61 Battery, dwl Stockton W. s, bet Wash'n and Clay
Ergensen J. E. billiard-saloon, cor Com'l and Kearny
Erkens A. cabinet-maker, 190 Jackson
Ernst Hermann, foreign agent, office 50 Front, 2d floor, dwl 53 Mont'y, 3d floor
Established as Hermann Ernst & Co. June 1852; changed to present style Angust 1st, 1856.
Erskins E. bakery, 32 Mont'y
Ervin H. J. oil bleacher, dwl King below Third
Esberg M. cigar dealer, 72 Kearny
Escash Francis, stall 2 Clay Street Market
Escherick T. H. carpenter, brds 55 Merchant
ESHOW J. S. mcht, dwl 252 Powell bet Clay and Wash'n
Esnult A. cook at American Exchange
Esper Chas. 8 San Luis Alley
Espire Armand, grocery store, cor Pacific and Leavenworth
Estabrook W. W. prptr American Exchange Estaminet Franklin, saloon cor Com'l and Kearny Estell J. M. office 176 Mont'y
Eubast Albert, at Railroad House
Eudes Alfred, prptr of New. Orleans Bakery, 179 Cal'a
Eugene Mme. dress-maker, 94 Broadway, bet Dupont and Stockton
Euler Julius, of Kreyenhagen K: & Co. 49 and 51 Front
Eureka Brewery and Distillery, Johu Mason, proptr, N. E. cor Stockton and Union Established in 1854.
Eureka Bag Factory, B. Shourds proptr, 73 Jack- son
Eureka Printing Office 170 Montgomery, J. T. Bowers & Co. proptrs
Eureka Typographical Union of San Francisco
(No. 21 of the National Union.) Organized Nov. 20, 1854. Objects :- " The maintenance of a fair rate of wages-the encouragement of good workmen-and the prompt payment of their earnings."" Since the organization of this Society, one hundred and eighty printers have enrolled themselves as members. May 7th, 1855, the " Eureka " was admitted into the "National Typographical Union." which body comprises delegates from similar societies in every promi- Dent city of the United States, and is designed as a means for more effectually carrying ont the principles adopted by subordinate Unions. The jurisdiction of the " Eureka " only embraces the city of San Francisco ; hut, by general con- sent, its rules and regulations govern the craft throughout the State-there being no other regularly organized Society except in the city of Sacramento. Present Officers :- Alex. M. Kenaday, President : Jas. J. Ayres; V. Pres't ; Wm. H. Oakes, Rec. Sec'y ; M. Denslow, Financial Sec's ; P. J. Thomas, Treas. ; Jeremiah Gray, H. S. M. Farnam, E. P. Hill, R. Com.
EUROPEAN ALE STORE, F. W. Jackson prptr, 150 Cal'a
Eustis Charles, engraver, "Town Talk" office, dwl Stockton near Greenwich
Evatt E. locksmith, 54 Mont'y Evatt D. 66 "
Evans Abijah, engineer, N. E. cor First and Mel- lus Evans George, brds 190 Sac'o
Evans Hale, junk store, 55 Jessie
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Evans John, tailor, 14 Battery
Evans Mrs. R. saloon, 53 Bush
Evans S. R. of Law & Evans, 164 Wash'n
Evans Theo. boarding house, 94 Battery
Evans William W. of Mills & Evans, S. s Presi- dio Road
Eveillard & Fredet, saddlers and harness-makers, 130 Kearny
Eveillard F. of E. & F. res 130 Kearny
Everhart & Dobezensky, stove store, 6 First Established in June, 1856.
Everhart Frederick, of E. & D. brds at American Hotel
Everith Dwight, porter with Fargo & Co. dwl Priest bet Wash'n and Clay
Evers & Brother, grocers, cor Mont'y and Vallejo Evers A. H. of E. & B.
Evers H. C. of E. & B.
Evert E. boiler-maker, N. W. cor Market and Front
Evrard James, actor; dwl 117 Broadway bet Stockton and Powell
Ewald J. hair-dresser, 181 Mont'y, res next door to International Hotel
Eweld Edw. book-keeper, Mont'y Baths, res 163 Mont'y
Ewer F. C. editor and author, warehouse dep't, Custom House, res S. W. cor Hyde and Sac'o Excelsior Iron Works, John O'Brien prptr, 167 Cal'a
Excelsior Printing Office, Whitton, Towne & Co. prptrs, 151 Clay
Established in 1853.
Excelsior Soda Factory, Hedley & Co. prptrs, 157 Cal'a
Express Building, N. E. cor Mont'y and Cal'a Built by Samuel Brannan 1853.
Eyre John, carpenter, dwl W. s Ritch bet Folsom and Harrison
Eyres H. P. of Neefus & E. 116 Front
Ezekiel Jacoh, auctioneer, dwl Dupont bet Pine and Bush
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FABENS & TRACY, att'ys at law, office 3 Montgo- mery Block
Fabens Frank A. of F. & T. dwl W. s Dupont bet Pine and Bush
Faber A. L. clerk with R. E. Brewster & Co. 85 Front cor Clay
Fabra H. prptr Au Pere Lathuile restaurant . Facey Henry, tailor, 294 Stockton
Facey H. (col'd) tailor, 123 Merchant, res E. s Stockton bet Broadway and Pacific Facey Thos. Broadway House
Fagan John, drayman, dwl S. s Turk bet Taylor and Jones
Fager H. A. bricklayer, brds W. s Trinity bet Pine and Bush
Fahan William, packer, dwl Union House
Fahrbach Chr. F. of Muschwilz & F. dwl cor Mont'y and Pacific
Faich George, brds N. s Union near Leavenworth Fairbanks N. D. clerk with R. Parker & Co. dwl W. s Stockton near Lombard
Fairbush Moses, paper carrier, dwl W. s Mason bet Broadway and Vallejo
Fairchild E. J. brds 230 Stockton
Fairchild H. C. engineer, dwl Stevenson near Third
Fairchild J. W. artist, American Theater
FAIRHAVEN OIL COMPANY, F. McMahon agent, office N. E. cor Cal'a and Front, 2d floor, Works E. s First bet Howard and Folsom
Fairfield H. & Co. com mchts, 15 Clay
Faisendieu Mrs. A. dress-maker, Dupont bet Broadway and Vallejo
Fakkus A. fish-packer, dwl E. s August Alley Fales E. agricultural warehouse, 72 and 74 Davis, dwl cor Stockton and Market
Fairbanks Mrs. -, (widow) boarding-house S. W. cor Washington and Stockton
Fairfield James, clerk with A. Blanc
Fairfield Geo. O. of Josselyn & Co. Market above Stuart
Fake Geo. S. entrance and clearance clerk, Cus- tom House, res Union bet Jones and Leav- enworth
Fales Joseph, fireman steamship John L. Ste- phens, dwl Vallejo near Sansome
Falkenstein & Co. wholesale dealers in cigars, 843 Sac'o
Falkenstein H. of F. & Co. res 84} Sac'o
Falkinburg Mrs. J. A. dwl Railroad House, 46 and 48 Com']
FALKNER, BELL & CO. com mchts and agents of Imperial Insurance Co
Established 1852.
Falkner E. R. of F. B. & Co. res 128 Cal'a
Falkner James, 2d pilot steamer Urilda
Falkner John of D. L. Loss & Co, res New York Falkenburg Nelson H. pilot steamer New World Fallen Luke, hostler, 101 Kearny
Faller B. real estate agent and chemist, office 30 Montgomery Block
Fallon Luke, hostler, dwl W. s Mary
FAMILY COAL YARD, 55 Sausome, J. Beh- rens, agent
Family Drug Store, Sam'] Adams, prptr, N. W. cor Clay and Dupont, res cor Pike and Sac'o Established March, 1850.
Fancher & Gough, prptr's livery stable, 101 Kearny
Fancher Gilbert, of F. & Gough, 101 Kearny Fannall Michael, builder, dwl Mission Dolores Fardinger Barnard, laborer, with Richards & Bro Fardon G. R. photographer, 203 Clay
FARGO & CO, wholesale liquor merchants, 52 Front
Established as Breck & Co., 1852 ; changed to present style August, 1853.
Fargo C. F. of Fargo & Co, 52 Front
Fargo D. C. dwl S. s Geary bet Mason and Powell
Fargo Frank F. res Parishs' Hotel
Fargue John, engineer, brds 166 Bush
Fargue William, brass-finisher, Oregon bet Davis and Front
Farley James, boiler-maker, brds 18 Bush Farley Philip, porter, brds 169 Cal'a Farley William, of Ardle & Co
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FARMER, CHASE & CO, manufacturers and dealers iu chemicals, office 64 Front, 2d floor Established under present style April, 18, 1855.
Farmer M. of F., Chase & Co, 64 Front, 2d floor Farmer J. teamster, N. W. Ice Co, res Monroe bet Bush and Pine
Farnam H. S. M. printer, " Bulletin " office
Farnam H. brds 230 Clay
Farrall Michael, laborer, dwl N. s Market bet Kearny and Mont'y
Farrall P. liquor saloon, 43 Sansome
Farrell Mrs. A. E. dress-maker, Green near Du- pont
Farrell F. & Co. com mchts, 88 Davis
Farrell F. of Farrell & Co
Farrell James, laborer, dwl Clay bet Taylor and Jones
Farrell Jas. laborer, dwl Yansen near Lombard Farrell James L. prptr Plaza Employment Office, Kearny near Merchant
FARRELL P. A. prptr Sarsfield House
Farran Charles J. clerk, with A. Holmes, dwl Bryant bet Second and Third
Farren C. J. dwl Bryant bet Second and Third
Farren & Eaton, carriage-makers, Market op Ori- ental Hotel
Established January 1, IS53, as Clapp & Farren ; changed to present firm May 1, 1856.
Farren J. W. of F. & Eaton, dwl Market op Ori- ental Hotel
Farren John, vetenary surgeon, Jas. R. Tavers' livery stables
Farren Robert, jailor, County Jail
Farnsworth Alva, clerk, with W. J. Silver
Farnum Walter H. of Otis & F. 118 Front, brds with Stephen Otis
Farrelly Philip, porter. with Lewis Gibson, 61 Front
Farrington & Co. boots and shoes, 163 Clay Farrington J. G. of F. & Co
Farrington Joseph W., S. s Clay bet Stockton and Powell
Farwell J. D. ship-chandler, 79 Clay, dwl 245 Pacific
Established in 1849.
Farwell William H. book-keeper, with J. D. Far- well, 79 Clay, dwl Kearny near Bush
Farwell Willard B. office 176 Mont'y Farwell brds 16 Sansome
Fassking Louis, boots and shoes, 166 Clay
Faujas & Co. cigar store, 262 Dupont bet Jack- son and Pacific Faujas D. of F. & Co
Faul Mrs. C. dwl 260 Pacific bet Stockton and Powell
Faulder J. C. printer, " Herald " office, res N. E. cor Cal'a and Leidesdorff
Faulkner B. F. of Hopper & F. S. E. cor Pacific and Davis
Faulkner George H. clerk, 91 Front
Faulkner James, pilot Stockton boat, dwl E. s Sonoma Place
Faure A. Clay Street Market
Faures & Reynolds, custom-house and ship bro- kers, office U. S. Court Block basement Faures Francis C. of F. & Reynolds Fawcett Thomas L. upholsterer, dwl W. s Taylor
Fay & Willis, imp'rs and com mchts, 61 Cal'a 2d floor ' Established October, 1849.
Fay Caleb T. of F. & Willis, brds Oriental Hotel Fayard Brothers, hair-dressing saloon, 64 Sac'o Fayard A. F. of F. Brothers
Feamay Patrick, laborer, dwl S. s Geary bet Ma- son and Powell
Feaster & Co. night-work contractors, 67 Pine
Feaster John J. of F. & Co. 67 Pine
Featherly Henry, with Parker & Weller, dwl S. W. cor Washington and Sansome
Featherstone R. of G. V. & Co
Feehn John, of Meaume & Co. dwl cor Second and Mellus
Feeks J. F. newspaper depot, N. E. cor Sansome and Wash'n, res Riddle's bdg Clay
Feldbush John, grocery, cor Stockton and Jack- son
Feldheim & Co. dry goods dealers, office 62 Sac'o Feldheim N. of F. & Co. office 62 Sac'o
Feldheim S. of F. & Co. dwl Sutter 3 doors above Dupont
Felicy Mrs. P. dwl 51 Bush
Fell E. L. carpenter, 24 Leidesdorff
Fell Michael, hostler, S. s Pine bet Kearny and Mont'y
Felker L. M. dwl Mason 2 doors from Greenwich Fella Charles, printer, Commercial office
Fellberg Chr. H. cabinet-maker, 190 Jackson
Fellar B. dwl N. s O'Farrell bet Mason and Powell
Fellen James, porter with Sawyer, Johnson & Co, 105 Front
Fellheimer S. clerk with M. Frank, 99 Cal'a
Fellheymer Simon, clerk with J. Bloomingdale, 99 Cal'a
Fellows H. att'y at law, dwl N. s. Wash'n bet Powell and Mason
Fellows G. W. dairyman, N. s Presidio road W. Valley House
Felsenthal J. saloon, 141 Sansome
Felt J. J. lumber-dealer, cor Stewart and Mis- sion, dwl 39 Mont'y
Felton John B. of Whitcomb, Pringle & F.
Fenejer John, of Merrett & F. W. s Dupont near Green
Fenkhousen A. of Luessmann & Co. 325 Dupont Fenkhousen A. cigar dealer, 340 Stockton
Fenn F. C. M. engraver, 94 Mont'y, res S. s Mellus bet Second and Third
Fenno G. C. of Cooke & F. att'y at law, brds . Oriental Hotel
Fennell M. E. at Railroad House
Fenno Louis, Mason, dwl S. s Market near Sim- mons
Fenton James, fruit dealer, S. W. cor Market and Geary
Fenton John J. drayman, dwl N. s Post bet Mason and Powell
Fenton Patrick, dwl cor Taylor and Lombard Fentham, L. T. brick-layer, Mission Dolores
Ferguson Clement, clerk in Treasurer's office, City Hall
Ferguson John, Ass't Post Master of Post Office
Appointed Special Agent for Post Office Department of Cali- fornia with more than ordinary powers, by the Post Master General, 4th December, 1850. Assumed present position 16th June, 1853.
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SAN FRANCISCO [F] DIRECTORY.
ADVERTISE! ADVERTISE! ADVERTISE!
ADVERTISING AGENCY.
IRON BUILDING, OPPOSITE PACIFIC EXPRESS OFFICE, (Up Stairs, ) . SAN FRANCISCO.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS SOLICITED FOR THE FOLLOWING NAMED PAPERS :
Sacramento Union, Daily Times, Sacramento, Marysville Herald, Nevada Journal, Grass Valley Telegraph, Sonora Herald,
Columbla Gazette, Shasta Courier, Sonoma County Journal,
Empire Argus, Coloma, Mariposa Gazette, Yreka Union, Trinity Journal,
Iowa Hill News, Volcano Ledger,
San Jose Telegraph,
California Farmer, California Mining Journal, Los Angeles Star, Santa Barbara Gazette, San Diego Herald, Leader, Oakland, Humboldt Times, The Pacific, San Francisco,
San Joaquin Republican, Stockton, Mountain Democrat, Placerville,
Calaveras Chronicle, Mokelumne Hill, Oriental, (Chinese and English,) San Francisco, Oregonian, Portland, Oregon Territory,
Pacific Christian Advocate, Oregon Territory, Religious Expositor, Oregon Territory. Oregon Statesman, Salem, Oregon Territory,
Table Rock Sentinel, Jacksonville, O. T.
Pioneer & Democrat, Olympia, Puget S'nd, W.T. Puget Sound Courier, Steilacoom, P. S., W. T. Polynesian, Honolulu, Sandwich Islands, Pacific Commercial Advertiser, Honolulu, Sand- [wich Islands. Mexican Extraordinary, City of Mexico. Hongkong Register.
I HAVE ALSO ON FILE THE FOLLOWING PAPERS :
California American, Sac'to | Stockton Argus,
Dem. State Journal, Sierra Citizen, Sierra Democrat,
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Marysville Express, Old Mountaineer, Quincy, Mariposa Democrat,
San Jose Tribune, Butte Record, etc. All the San Francisco Papers.
Also, the principal Atlantic, Papers.
COPIES OF ALL THE ABOVE PAPERS FOR SALE.
ADVERTISEMENTS and SUBSCRIPTIONS received for PAPERS published in ANY PORTION of the ATLANTIC STATES.
Having Agents in New York, Boston and Philadelphia, I guarantee that all orders shall be attended to with promptness and dispatch.
TO THOSE WISHING TO ADVERTISE.
The undersigned invites especial attention to the facilities afforded by his UNIVERSAL NEWSPAPER AGENCY, for Advertising your business in the oldest and largest circulated Newspapers published in this State, Oregon, Sandwich Islands, and the Atlantic States.
Whenever you may desire to avail yourself of the benefits afforded by this medium for extending your business acquaintance in this State, or elsewhere, I will be most happy to receive your orders.
Respectfully, yours, L. P. FISHER.
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FAURES & REYNOLDS,
SHIP AND CUSTOM-HOUSE BROKERS.
COURTIERS MARITIMES ET DE DOUANE.
Office, Basement Merchants' Exchange Building, CORNER OF WASHINGTON AND BARIERY BIS.
A. FOLSOM, WM. H. DINGLEY. FOLSOM & DINGLEY, CARRIAGE AND BLACKSMITHS, No. 38 WEBB STREET,
Between Sacramento and California Sts., SAN FRANCISCO.
HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
Iron- SPRINGS, Steel AXLES, HORSE-SHOES, HORSE-SHOE NAILS, RASPS, FILES, BORAX, CUMBERLAND COAL, etc. Particular attention paid to Horse-Shoring and Jobbing.
DENNIS WIRE WORKS.
MANUFACTORY OF dilire Cloth, delire Netting,
Sand, Wheat, Corn & Coal Screens; Riddles, Seives, Bird Cages, Meat Safes, Fenders and Fire Guards, Dish Covers, Patent Gauze Win- dow Blinds, Wire Fencing, etc.
No. 108 CLAY STREET, Between Battery and Sansome, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Particular attention given to the Manu- facture of
PREMIUM WIRE CLOTH, -FOR --
FLOUR AND FANNING MIL'LS, AND THRESHING MACHINES.
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Ferguson J. & T. produce and grain mchts, 57 Clay
Ferguson J. of J. & T. F. dwl Green near Kearny Ferguson T. of J. & T. F. dwl Green near Kearny Ferguson Thos. F. produce dealer, Clay, dwl Green near Kearny
Ferguson & Murphy, prptrs Red House, Mission Dolores
Ferguson George, of F. & Murphy, Mission Dolores
Ferguson John, (col'd) mechanic, 214 Clay Fernandez Gregory, fruit dealer, Second. 1 door from Stevenson
Fernald David L. blacksmith, 89 Pine, dwl Lea- venworth bet Lombard and Greenwich
Fernald L. S. boot and shoe dealer, S. s Jackson near Drumm
Fernier Mary, bar-room, 58 Pacific
Ferrall Mrs. Margaret, dwl Green bet Calhoun and Sansome
Ferran Wm. (boy) Revenue Cutter W. L. Marcy Ferre Joseph, tailor, 175 Cal'a
Forrenbach H. manuf'g jeweller, 262 Dupont near Pacific
Fessenden Chas. P. daguerrean gallery, E. s Kearny bet Sac'o and Com'l
FEUSIEUR & CO. produce mchts, S. E. cor Com'l and Davis
Feusieur Louis, of F. & Co
Feusieur Henry, of F. & Co
Fewtrell Donald, with Conners & Dorning
Fey Mrs. E. dress maker, Wash'n near Powell Field Chas. M. waiter, dwl 22 Battery
Field D. H. salesman at Eddy & Co. res cor Ellis and Powell
Field Edw. P. mcht, dwl Anthony 2 doors from Mission
Field Jos. machinist at Vulcan Foundry and Iron Works
Field Martin, at Rassette House
Field & Condy, liquor mchts, cor Second and Minna
Field Thos. of F. & Condy, dwl cor Second and Minna
Fields Cyrus C. toll collector Mission Road, dwl cor Mission and Harris
Fields Wm. A. machinist Fulton Iron Foundry Fields W. A. tinsmith, brds What Cheer House Fiescher C. Austrian Consul, office 159 Jackson, 2d floor
Fienberg F. jeweler, 272 Dupont bet Pacific and Broadway
Fifer George, shoemaker with F. Delger, 90 Kearny
Fifer M. W. (M. D.) 232 Wash'n
Figel & Bro. clothing, 191 Clay Figel S. of F. & Bro
Figel J. of F. & Bro
Established as Figel & Tuski, 1852 ; changed to present style June, 1854.
Figuera L. receiving clerk at G. O. Whitney & Co's
Filbush John, grocery store, 398 Stockton
File John. cooper, Oregon below Davis, dwl Franklin Hotel
Fillman, Louis & Co. grocery mcbts, cor Vallejo and Sansome
Fillner Louis, groceries, cor Calhoun and Green
Finance J. B. of De Massey & F.
Finch D. B. dwl E. s First bet Harrison and Bryant
Finch John, hackman, brds 40 Sansome
Finch H. G. clerk to quartermaster, U. S. A. res S. E. cor Cal'a and Mont'y, 2d floor
Finch Wm. G., S. E. cor Kearny and Clay Finch Nicholas, of J. Fisbech & Co
Findla James, dealer in coal, N. E. cor Battery and Pine, dwl at South Park
Finegan David, dwl cor Pine and Jones
Finegan John, dwl Union bet Stockton and Powell
Finegan J. C. stoves and tinware, 181 Jackson
Finegan Holmes, physician and druggist, 20 Jackson
Finegan T. & Co. prptr livery stable, 31 Battery Finck Henry, porter with Perkins, Washburn & Co. 94 Front
Fink D. watch-maker, 141 Kearny
Fink F. dwl N. s Berry near Dupont
Finkenstedt Henry, porter with Verplanck & Mc- Mullin
Finkner Henry, paper hanger, brds W. s Trinity bet Pine and Bush
Finley Thomas E. printer, dwl 181 Dupont Finn Cornelius, of O'Reileys & Finn, 63 Davis Finn David, dwl Vallejo bet Sansome and Mont'y
Finn Jeremiah, teamster, Pacific Foundry
Finn Patrick, bar-keeper, dwl Union House
Finn Wm. harness-maker, N. W. cor Sansome and Cal'a
Finnance A. cook, dwl 155 Com'l
Finnegan James, hackman, cor Clay and Kearny Finnegan Peter A. brds What Cheer House
Finnegan T. hackman, dwl Battery bet Pine and Kearny
Finney C. G. surgeon dentist, of Cole & Finncy, rooms S. W. cor Clay and Kearny, 2d floor, dwl cor Sac'o and Prospect Place
Finney -, carpenter, brds S. E. cor Broad- way and Powell
Finnerty John, laborer, Mission Dolores
Finnerty Thomas, policeman Appointed July 23d, 1856.
Finnigan & Co. 31 Battery
Finnigan Thomas, of F. & Co. 31 Battery Finnigan Peter, of F. & Co. 31 Battery
Finley, Richard, speculator, dwl Vallejo N. s near Hyde
Finton James, dwl Tehama N. s bet Fourth and Fifth
Fireman's Journal, a weekly newspaper devo- ted to the interests of the Fire and Military Organizations of the State, published by Chase & Boruck, and edited by Marcus D. Boruck
This paper was established April 7th, 1855, by its present puh- lishers and editor. So far as onr knowledge extends, this is the only journal in the United States, with but one exeep- tion, exclusively devoted to the above interests and sup- ported thereby.
Fisbeck J. & Co. grocery mchts. N. W. cor Mason and Pacific
Fish B. F. livery stable, 99 Pine, res W. s Tay- lor bet Wash'n and Clay
Fish Edward, dwl Yerba Buena Cemetery
Fish & Co. intelligence office, S. E. cor Clay and Mont'y
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Fish Franklin, of F. & Co
Fish J. A. wharfinger, Broadway Wharf, dwl Winthrop Place
Fish J. H. general wharfinger, office 134 Clay Fish R. A. deputy County Assessor, dwl Green above Powell
Fish Miss M. C. dress-maker, 140 Sac'o
Fishbourne R. W. lithographer and engraver, Ohio near Broadway
Fisher Alfred, sea captain, brds 237 Clay
Fisher & Co. hatters, N. E. cor Mont'y and Com'l Fisher C. A. of F. & Co. dwl cor Mont'y and Com'l
Fisher A. A. of F. & Co
FISHER L. P. advertising and newspaper agent, office N. E. cor Mont'y and Wash'n, 2d floor, dwl cor Market and Thorne
Fisher B. teacher of languages, 67 Kearny, 2d floor
Fisher Frank, cook at T. C. Bromwell's
Fisher Harris W. drayman with Verplanck & McMullen
Fisher Henry, bds with David N. Robinson
Fisher, H. J., U. S. B. Mint employee, dwl 7 Au- burn
Fisher John F. watch-maker, Mont'y. dwl S. s Sutter bet Powell and Stockton
Fisher L. W. broker, office N. W. cor Mont'y & Merchant, res Virginia
Fisher Louis, waiter, 232 and 234 Sac'o
Fisherman A. shoe-maker, dwl N. s Russ Place, near Trinity
Fisk Wm. F. cook at Texas House
FISKE & LORING, prptrs Albion Saloon, 108 Mont'y Fiske W. T. of F. and L
Fiske H. G. & E. S. metal-roofers and plumbers, 190 Kearny
Fiske E. S. of H. G. & E. S. Fiske, 190 Kearny dwl Kearny bet Broadway and Pacific
Fiske Sylvester E. tin-roofer, dwl cor Kearny and St Charles
Fitch G. K. brds cor Taylor and Broadway
Fitch George Jr. teamster at Cudwerth & Co. cor Hinkley & Vallejo
Fitch H. S. offico 177 Clay, 2d floor
Fitch J. B. bar at Union Hotel, res cor Stockton and Wash'n
Fitch W. S. mcht, brds N. s Geary bet Kearny and Dupont
Fitsgerald James, watchman, Oriental Hotel
Fitsmorris George, drayman, dwl Powell near Bush
Fitspatrick Edwd. boiler-maker, brds with Rich- ard Keating
Fitspatrick M. engineer, at Golden Gate Mills, 136 Pine, brds 23 Trinity
Fitspatrick John, trunk-dealer, 180 Cal'a Fittir H. clerk, S. W. cor Battery and Broadway Fitter J. H. grocer, S. W. cor Battery and Broad-
Fitton J. trader, dwl E. s Dupont bet Cal'a and Sac'o
Fitzgerald E. & Co. importers hardware, 112 Bat- tery
Established June, 1849.
Fitzgerald Ezckiel, of E. Fitzgerald & Co
Fitzgerald D. porter at J. H. Coghill & Co
Fitzgerald D. A. marble cutter, 45 Bryant Place,
res S. s Broadway bet Battery and Sansome Fitzgerald Edward, clerk, dwl 4 Pennsylvania Avenue
Fitzgerald Henry, stevedore, dwl N. s Pacific near Taylor
Fitzgerald J. H. clerk with Palmer & Co. cor Washington and Davis
Fitzgerald Morris, tin-smith, dwl Vallejo near Sansome
Fitzgerald M. boiler-maker at Vulcan Iron Works Fitzgerald M. laborer at Alta Mills, dwl Hunt rear Sierra Nevada Mills
Fitzgerald Patrick, liquor store, cor Market and Third
Fitzgerald Wm. longshoreman, res 98 Pacific
Fitzgibbons M. E. drayman, dwl 11 Sutter Fitzpatrick Edward, boiler-maker, Union Foundry Fitzpatrick George, trunk-maker, dwl Kearny bet Broadway and Vallejo
Fitzpatrick John, of Turner & Co. Broadway bet Stockton and Powell
Fitzpatrick Michael, boiler-maker at Vulcan Iron Works
Fitzpatrick Patrick, dwl Minna and Jane
Fitzpatrick Thomas, stevedore, 84 Bush
Fitzpatrick Wm. contractor, dwl Folsom bet First and Fremont
Flaget J. B. dwl Union S. s near Dupont
Flaherty Pat, waiter at Hendrickson's Saloon
Flaherty B. butcher, brds 121 Pine
Flanagan John, store-keeper at F. Mason, Jr. Commerce
Flanagan John, mason, dwl 122 Dupont
Flanagan John, of Oliver & F. 99 Front, res La- fayette E. s
Flanagan Michael, porter with Oliver & F. 99 Front
Flanagan Moses E. rooms Tremont House
Flanders Alvin, dealer in lumber, brds 169 Stockton
Flanders Jackson, with Brigham & Co Flanders of Le Roy & Flanders, brds Stockton bet Clay and Sacramento
Flaherty John, laborer, dwl William W. s bet Post and Geary
Fleming Arthur, clerk with George Fleming, N. E. cor Kearny and Bush
Fleming George, druggist, N. E. cor Bush and Kearny
Fleming John, peddler, dwl Water bet Francisco and Chestnut
Fleming John, brds Vallejo bet Sansome and Mont'y
Fleming Wm. B. att'y at law, dwl S. s Howard near Third
Flemming John J. dwl Green bet Dupont and Lafayette
Flenner Thomas R. of Porter & Flenner, 133 Kearny
Flenry blacksmith, Leidesdorff Fletcher Charles, dwl N. s Ellis bet Mason and Powell
Fletcher O. K. carrier "Evening Bulletin " Fletcher Thomas, painter, with Wm. Worthington Fletcher Wm. salesman, with Taaffe, McCahill & Co
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Fleury John, sea captain, dwl Geary bet Jones and Leavenworth
FLINT, PEABODY & CO. com mchts, cor Broadway and Front
Established in 1849. Iu 1854, Messrs. F. P. & Co. erected tbe warehouses bounded by Battery, Sansome, Filbert and Greenwich streets.
Flint E. P. of F. P. & Co. dwl Harrison bet Es- sex and First
Flint's Warehouse, Flint, Peabody & Co. prptrs, cor Filbert and Battery
Flint Daniel, clerk, at Flint's Warehouse
Flint & Hayes, prptrs Custom House Exchange Saloon, cor Wash'n and Battery
Flint Wm. C. of F. & H.
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