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Higbee Geo. res 39 Mont'y
High Wm. at Wells, Fargo & Co. brds 104 Kearny
Higginbotham James, porter, 16 and 22 Battery Higginbotham J. C. warehouse watchman Cus- tom House
Higgins David, printer, brds with Mrs. Elizabeth Clark
Higgins Elisha, wood and coal dealer, Jackson Street Wharf, dwl N. s Greenwich bet Du- pont and Stockton
Higgins Geo. E. gold pen and jewelry manf, 136 Mont'y, dwl N. s Clay bet Powell and Stockton
Higgins Jas. S. sea captain, dwl N. s Greenwich bet Dupont and Stockton
Higgins J. res S. W. cor Sansome and Pine Higgins John, grocer, N. s Sutter, bet Kearny and Dupont, res N. s Pacific bet Powell and Mason
Higgins Mark, laborer, res Broadway near Mason Higgins R. M. clerk steamer Helen Hensley
Higgins Wm. L. notary public, 120 Mont'y, res Broadway bet Stookton and Powell Higgins W. res 11 St. Mary Higgins , drayman, Olio near Broadway Hildebrandt Martin, grocer, cor Mellus and Hunt Hildebrand A. dwl Francisco near Stockton Hildebrand Henry, clerk, S. W. cor Sutter and Kearny
Hildreth & Co. prptrs Contra Costa Market, Com'l near Front
Hildreth J. D. of H. & Co
Hildreth L. S. of H. & Co
Hildreth S. F. of H. & Co
HILL, WILLOUGHBY & JOHNSON, whole- sale liquor mchts, 62 Front
Established as Hill & Gilman, 1853. Changed to Hill, Burke & Co. 1854, and to present style Aug. 1855.
Hill A. A. of H. Willoughby & Johnson, 62 Front, res Sac'o 2 h below Powell
Hill Alonzo H. teamster, brds N. s St. Mark's Place
Hill Albert A. salesman at Eddy & Co. brds In- ternational Hotel
Hill A. grocery, 42 First
Hill, Clark & Co. wholesale mchts, Sac'o, office 87 Front, 2d floor
Hill Edward, pile driver, brds 20 Sansome
Hill E. P. compositor, at Com'l Printing Office Hill H. tinsmith, 41 Battery
Hill John, machinist, 90 Bush
Hill John, blacksmith, res S. s Sutter, bet Powell and Stockton
Hill Jobn, distiller, N. E. cor Cal'a and Sansome, basement
Hill Joseph, boiler-maker, N. E. cor Market and Front
Hill J. J. salesmau with R. & N. Moore, 68 Sac'o
Hill Michael, laborer, res Brandon Place
Ifill Richmond, baker, 37 and 39 Davis
Hill. S. C. porter with Gladwin, Hugg & Co. 59 Front
Hill S. hostler, Rassette Stables, res Bush Street House
Hill & Wells, auction and com mchit, 112 Sansome Hill A. of H. & W. res W. s Sansome bet Pacific and Jackson
Hilliard B. F. reporter of "Herald," res N. E. cor Broadway aud Mont'y
Hilliard James, stage carpenter, San Francisco Hall
Hiller J. blacksmith, 38 Webb
Hiller John R. blacksmith, res S. s St. Mark's Place
HILLMAN'S TEMPERANCE HOUSE, A. S. Smith & Co. prptrs, 80 and 82 Davis
Established by J. Hillman Oct. 1853 ; was burnt Feb. 1854, rebuilt and opened April, 1855. ('hanged hands, the pres- ent proprietor taking charge, March, 1856.
Hillmus H. A. res N. s St. Mark's Place bet Dupont and Kearny
Hillyer M. C. mcht, dwl Hawthorne, 2 doors from Folsom
Hilken John, brds 55 Mont'y
Hilkin John, res Powell near Green
Hilton G. K. printer, "Evening Post," res S. s Milton Place
Hilton Jos. clerk, N. W. cor Cal'a and Leidesdorff HIMMELMAN A. broker, office 175 Wash'u, 2d floor, res W. s Powell bet Pine and Bush Hinchey James, carpenter, brds Orleans House HINCKLEY, HYDE & CO. prptrs Fulton Iron Works, Davis bet Sac'o aud Cal'a
Established as Worth, Hyde & Field, Sept. 1855 ; changed to present style July 6th, 1856. [See Fulton Iron Works].
Hinckley D. B. of H. H. & Co. brds Second op Jessie
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Hinckley George E. druggist, 24 First, res 42 | Hodes G. gunsmith, 87} Battery, res Com'l bet Bush Front and Davis
Hinckley L. M. blacksmith, 21 Bush
Hinckley - , painter, brds Tennessee Hotel Hind Mrs. E. prptress Clarendon House, 76 Jackson
Hines Abram, peddler, res Hinckley near Du- pont
Hinkle Charles, carpenter, res W. s Clara
Hinman L. A. clerk with St. Losky, Levy & Co. res Old Mission Road near Half Way House Hinson J. tailor, 41 Sansome
Hinton Wm. M. printer, "Le Phare," res S. s Union near Powell
Hip Wo & Co. (Chinese) mchts, 199 Sac'o
Hirleman Phillip, butcher, 54 Kearny
Hirsch Adolph, of Blumenthal & Hirsch, S. W. cor Mont'y and Cal'a
Hirsch Henry, clerk with L. Dinkelspiel, 88 Cal, res 163 Pacific
Hirschfeld Joseph, paper box manf, 86 Sac'o, 3d floor, res E. s Mont'y bet Pine and Bush
Hirshfeld B. salesman, 69 Battery
Hirshfield Edward, florist, 40 Com'l
Hitchcock A. H. att'y at law, Parson's Bdg, 140 Clay
Hitchcock C. M. of Hammond & H. res 42 Bush Hitchcock George B. clerk, dwl Powell bet Jack- son and Pacific
Hixon Albert, hack driver
Hixon Wm. H. upholsterer and paper hanger, 172 Clay
Hoag J. W. & Co. expressmen, office East near Jackson
Hoag & Hill, intelligence office, 42 First Established Sept. 1855.
Hoag H. of H. & H.
Hoare Michael, blacksmith, res 83 Mont'y
Hobart & Boyle, importers and jobbers of boots and shoes, 6 California Block, Cal'a Established Aug. 1852.
Hobart B. of H. & B. res E. s Stockton bet Jack- son and Wash'n
Hobart Joseph, book-keeper with H. & B. res Stockton bet Wash'n and Jackson
HOBBS, GILLMORE & CO. prptrs San Fran- cisco Saw Mills, contractors, etc. cor Drumm and Wash'n
Establisbed under present style May, 1854.
Hobbs C. S. of H. G. & Co. res Jessie near An- thony
Hobbs George, (col'd) drayman, 106 Sansome Hobby T. B. of Mather & Co. res N. W. cor Mis- sion and Stewart
Hobby R. L. of Mather & Co. res N. W. cor Mis- sion and Stewart
Hobe & Weihe, cigars, cor Wash'n and Dupont Hobe G. J. of II. & W. cor Wash'n and Dupont Hobson A. boot and shoemaker, Kearny 2d door from Sac'o
Hobson J. M. miner, brds 95 Dupont
Hochhalter Henry, of Schleim & Hochbalter, Da- vis bet Pacific and Jackson
Hochstadter E. mcht, office 90 Sac'o
Hockett Godfrey, carpenter, res Sonoma Place E. s
Hodes A. dealer in cigars, 36 Com'l
Hodes J. fancy goods dealer, Com'l bet Davis and Front
Hoey Thomas, 182 Com'l
Hodgden J. B. & Co. wood and hay, Stewart bet Mission and Howard, res Minna near Third Hodgden John, grain dealer, No. 5 Cal'a, res Sherwood Place, near Third
Hodge & Dickey, druggists, 115 Wash'n
Hodge Chas. of H. & D. brds 218 Clay
Hodge & Wood, importers of stationery, 116 Clay Hodge J. G. of H. & Wood, res Wash'n op Wav- erly Place
Hodge C. druggist, 134 Kearny, res N. s Cal'a bet Dupont and Stockton
Hodges E. H. att'y at law, office N. E. cor Clay and Mont'y
Hodges H. S. wood and coal, Bush adjoining Rassette House
Hodges John, of Cleaver & Co. res Vallejo bet Sansome and Mont'y
Hodgkins W. at Rassette House
Hodgson B. S. of Moore, Folger & Co. Davis bet Cal'a and Pine
Hoelscher & Wieland, prptrs Philadelphia Brew- ery, 81 Bush
Hoelscher A. of Hoelscher & Wieland, 81 Bush Hoft John Wm. dwl Sutter bet Jones and Lea- venwortlı
Hoff Wm. C. res Mission Dolores
Arrived in California July, 1849 ; was elected member of Le- gislature 1850.
Hoff Geo. E. baker, res S. s Sutter, bet Dupont and Stockton
Hofflin Nathaniel, dealer in clothing, N. E. cor Battery and Sacramento, 2d floor
Eestablisbed November, 1853.
Hofflin J. clerk with N. Hofflin, N. E. cor Bat- tery and Sac'o, 2d floor
Hofflin & Cohen, cigar-store, 140} Mont'y Hofflin Mair, of H. & C. res 73 Sansome
Hofflin J. jobber of boots and shoes, 84 Sac'o 2d floor
Hoffman A. clothing store, 61 Pacific bet Battery and Front
Hoffman A. salesman with S. T. Meyer & Co. 62 Cal'a, res Union bet Dupont and Kearny Hoffman C. carpenter, S. s Post bet Kearny and Dupont
Hoffman H. tin and copper worker, 95 Kearny Hoffman Jacob, prptr San Francisco Bakery Hoffman J. cooper, S. E. cor Front and Chamber Hoffman & Brother, dry goods, 113 Mont'y Hoffman S. res S. s Union bet Dupont and Kearny Hoffman B. res Dupont bet Bush and Sutter, of 4
H. & B
Hoffman H. F. W. "Chronicle " office
Hoffman Ogden, Judge of the U. S. District Court for the Northern District of California, Chambers 19 and 20 U. S. Court Bdg
Appointed to present position by President Filmore, Feb, 1851
Hoffman D. cider and vinegar, 103 Sutter
Hoffman V. architect, S. W. cor Mont'y and Clay, 4th floor
Hoffman V. manf asphaltum composition, res Clementina near First
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FIRE AND MARINE ESURANCE AGENCY
No. 106 MONTGOMERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
The Liverpool and London Fire Insurance Co.
CAPITAL,. $10,000,000.
Insurance against loss by Fire in all parts of California, effected upon STORES, MERCHANDISE, DWELLINGS, AND FURNITURE.
Claims will be paid by the undersigned so soon as the amount of loss is ascertained, without the sixty days' delay exacted by American Policies.
The Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company. The Orient Mutual Insurance Company. The Pacific Mutual Insurance Company.
The undersigned have full powers from the above eminent Companies of New York, to insure
VESSELS, CARGOES AND FREIGHTS, To and from all parts of the Globe, upon the most favorable terms.
The long experience of the subscribers in the practice of FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE, their presence upon the spot to settle losses, and the high character of the Companies represented, enables us to furnish supe- rior facilities and more satisfactory guarantees than can be found elsewhere.
General Averages adjusted ; particular losses stated, and claims for losses prepared and collected.
J. P. & R. S. HAVEN.
J. P. HAVEN,
PROCTOR AND ADVOCATE IN ADMIRALTY, Commissioner for Pennsylvania and Louisiana.
R. S. HAVEN,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER; Protests Extended, and all Commer- cial and Maritime Writings Drawn.
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CHAS. HOSMER, A. W. SNYDER,
W. H. TALMAGE.
HOSMER, SNYDER & CO IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS -IN- WINES & LIQUORS,
83 Front Street, corner of Clay, SAN FRANCISCO.
CHAMPAGNE, MOST APPROVED BRANDS.
BRANDY AND GIN, IN BOND. Sherry, Dort, Madeira and other Dolines, Selected expressly for the CALIFORNIA TRADE.
Dealers in the Interior may rely upon their orders being filled with particular regard to the interest of the purchaser.
Our STOCK, which comprises
EVERYTHING APPERTAINING TO THE WINE & LIQUOR TRADE
is selected by a partner in the East, formerly resident of this City, and perfectly conversant with the business thereof.
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Hoffman William, coppersmith, res Auburn E. s | Holleng M. grocer, cor Powell and Pacific near Pacific
Hogan Daniel, laborer, brds 18 Bush
Hogan Dennis J. messenger at Custom House, res Bond St. House
Hogan George, drayman, res Mason W. s bet Sutter and Post
Hogan Henry, shoemaker, res Dupont W. s bet Union and Green
Hogan John, laborer, res Dupont W. s bet Union and Green
Hogan R. J. com mcht Wash'n near Davis, res Union N. s bet Powell and Mason
Hogan Thomas, butcher, Pacific 1 h from Taylor Hogdon Mrs. boarding, 94 Sac'o
Hoge & Wilson, att'ys at law, rooms 4 and 5 Mont'y Block
Hoge Jos. P. of H. & W. res 279 Stockton W. s Hoger Mrs. E. prptress Wash'n Market Grocery, res 137 Wash'n
Hogg & Son French burr mill stones, 147 Battery Hogg Wm. of H. & Co
Hogg Saml. P. of Hogg & Son, res N. s Green bet Dupont and Stockton
Hogg Mary Ann, res Lombard bet Powell and Mason
Hogrape Henry, grocer, junction Market and Sac'o
Holıl L. wholesale dealers in groceries, 94 Cal'a Hoit G. H. printer, "Evening Post"
HOLCOMBE & DOLE, importers of boots and shoes, 68 Com'l, and S. W. cor Kearny and Clay
Holcom J. W. (col'd) shoemaker, 214 Clay
Holden Jas. hostler, 144 Sansome, res 137 Wash'n Holden M. hoot and shoe dealer, 86 Mont'y, res S. s Stevenson bet First and Second
Holee A. A. grocer, S. E. cor Sac'o and Dupont Holenberg Geo. drayman, res Post bet Taylor and Jones
Holitzky Mrs. midwife, 68 Kearny, 2d floor
Holladay, Saunders & Cary, att'ys at law, office 136 Montgomery
Holladay S. W. of H. S. & Co. brds Clementina Holladay Ben & Bro. stock dealers, S. E. cor Sac'o and Leidesdorff
Holladay Ben of B. H. & Bro
Holladay Jessie, of B. H. & Bro
Holland Aaron, brds What Cheer House
Holland Cornelius, policeman
Appointed July 23, 1856.
Holland E. M. book-keeper with Crosby & Dib- blee
Holland Edward M. res with Frank Baker
Holland James, laborer, Custom House, res cor Kearny and Vallejo
Holland Joseph, liquor-saloon, Com'l near Front Holland John, bar-keeper, Washington House Holland William, 2d officer steamer Sea Bird Holland William, brds W. s Kearny bet Sutter and Post
Hollenbeck W. S. wholesale provision dealer, 156 Battery bet Jackson and Pacific, res S. E. cor Taylor and Chesnut
Established in 1852.
Hollenbeck James, salesman with W. S. Hollen- beck
Holliday Samtel W. att'y at law, res Clementina bet Second and Ecker
Holling William, salesman with Bradshaw & Co. N. W. cor Cal'a and Battery
Hollut A. res Powell bet Vallejo and Green
Holly Edward, haker, res S. s Green near Stock- ton
Holman F. A. (M. D.) office 226 Wash'n res 234 Wash'n
Holmes A. produce com mcht, Wash'n bet East and Drumm, res Stockton near Pine
Holmes A. principal Powell Street School, res N. s Jackson 3d door above Powell
Holmes Adam, wagon-maker, brds at Orleans House
Holmes Charles, seaman, revenue cutter W. L. Marcy
Holmes C. plasterer, brds What Cheer House
Holmes Edward res B. Freeman's, Market op Sansome
Holmes Ellis, teacher Union Grammar School
Holmes Freeland, mcht, brds Mrs. J. J. Coombs Holmes Jacob, wagon-maker, brds Orleans House Holmes Peter A. drayman with Bernard, Eger & Co. res St. Mark's Place
Holmes Richard T. salesman with J. L. Riddle & Co. N. E. cor Pine and Sansome
Holmes Thomas, of Heneken & Co. S. E. cor Sut- ter and Stockton
Holmes Thomas W. drayman, brds 19 Spring Holmes - , well-borer, brds 20 Kearny
Holt Charles E. of H. & Losee, Stockton, office at Randall & Co's. brds Oriental Hotel
Holt J. M. brds What Cheer House
Holt Thomas, laundryman, res Market op San- some
Holthouse F. catpenter, N. s Sutter bet Kearny and Dupont
Holton Lewis, res Vallejo near Mont'y
Holtz F. tailor, 97 Pacific
Holz G. cigar dealer, 101 Com'l
Holz Louis, 101 Com'l
Hornstrom F. of Savage & Co
Hood John, wood and coal, res Market bet Third and Fourth
Hoogs O. newspaper agent, res N. s Ellis bet Powell and Stockton
Hook E. S. porter with A. L. Edwards & Co. 138 Front
Hooke William H. brds 22 Sansome
Hooley R. M. manager San Francisco Hall
Hooper John, lumber-dealer, cor Market and Beale
Hooper William, com'r Funded Debt, res 274 Powell
Hopkee & Co. mchts, 171 Dupont cor Sac'o
Hopkins G. W. of Poland & H. res 6 Auburn bet Jackson and Pacific
Hopkins Ira P. in U. S. Surveyor-General's office, Montgomery Block, res cor Powell and Bush Hopkins Joseph, grocer, N. E. cor Pacific and Powell, res Leavenworth cor Bay
Hopkins Mortimer, teamster, dwI W. s Beale bet Folsom and Harrison
Hopkins N. P. res 95 Pine
Hopkins R. C. clerk, Mont'y Block, res S. s Bush bet Powell and Stockton
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ITopkins S. G. salesman with J. . H Coghill & Co | Hossefross Geo. H. contractor, office 102 Mer- Hopkins Samuel J. lumber mcht, fes Folsom cor chant, res W. s Kearny near Pacific. Ecker
Hopkins S. U. mdse book-keeper, Custom House, res Bush bet Dupont and Stockton
Hopkins T. R. of Kennedy & H. res Gold bet Mont'y and Sansome
Hop Kee & Co. (Chinese) mchts, 171 Dupont Hoppe William, clerk at H. C. Kroff
Hopper & Faulkner, liquor saloon, S. E. cor Pa- cific and Davis
Established hy L. F. Oakley January, 1853. Present firm in 1854.
Hopper J. H. of H. & Faulkner
Hopper Joseph, brds 88 Kearny
Hopping Thos. N. carpenter, 43 Battery
Hopps & Lougee, sign and ornamental painters, 122 Sansome
Hopps C. of H. & Lougee, res 3 St. Mary's Place Horan J. C. & Co. importers and dealers in wines and liquors, 92 Battery
Established Oct. 1850.
Horan J. C. of J. C. H. & Co. 92 Battery
Horan Patrick, boiler-maker, Union Foundry
Hore Henry M. blacksmith, 104 Kearny Horen P. T. boiler-maker, res 143 Mission Horgan Patrick, mason, res S. s St. Mark's Place HORN B. C. & T. L. imptrs and dealers in cigars, etc. 95 Front
Established as B. C. Horn & Co. January, 1850. Changed to present style, January, 1853.
Horn B. C. of B. C. & T. L. H. res 256} Stockton Horn T. L. of B. C. & T. L. H. res S. E. cor Pa- cific and Stockton
Horne Lewis, bar-keeper, res 176 Mission
Horne Phillip, prptr Sutter House
Hornflint L. R. carpenter, res Mission Dolores
Horr William & Co. cracker bakery, 37 and 39 Davis
Horr Wm. of Wm. H. & Co. res S. s Vallejo bet Stockton and Powell
Hosman John, clerk at Kryenhagen & Bro. N. W. cor Powell and Bush
Horstman H. cabinet-maker with Geo. O. Whit- ney & Co
Horswill F. mason, res S. s Sutter bet Dupont and Stockton
Hort Sam'l, jobher, 94 Jackson, res S. s Bush bet Stockton and Powell
Horton Daniel, carpenter, brds at Isthmus House Horton J. H. firm of J. C. Johnson & Co. res Newark, N. J.
HORTON & GIBBS, ale and porter bottlers, cor Second and Jessie
Horton Richard, of H. & Gibbs, res cor Jessie and Second
Horton Thos. bar-keeper, 16 Mont'y
Horton Wm. salesman with Hughes & Wallace, 105} Sac'o
Hosford Wm. mason, res N. E. cor Stockton and Pine
HOSMER, SNYDER & CO. importers and job- bers, 83 Front cor Clay
Established as Loud, Hosmer & Co. Oct. 1850. Changed to Loud & Hosmer spring of 1852 ; then to Hosmer & Snyder April, 1855, and to present style March 1856.
Hosmer Chas. of H. Snyder & Co. cor Front and Clay, res Powell bet Jackson and Pacific
Was elected Chief Engineer of the Fire Department in the month of Dec. 1851. Re-elected to same position Dec. 1852. Owing to business in the East he resigned said office Oct. 1853. Mr. H. diselarged the duties of his position with distinguished ability and success, and did much-very much, towards the full and complete organization of an Association which is perhaps unsurpassed by any city in the United States. In publie enterprise this gentleman stands prominent. His name is not only familiar to tha "hoys" who run with the "machine." but in the family circle as that of household words. Upon Mr. Hossefross' return from the East he engaged in the business of raising brick buildings by means of hydraulic machinery, which worked with complete success.
Hosty Chas. dealer in clothing, 53 Com'l Established 1851.
Hotaling & Co. importers and jobbers of liquors, 154 Sansome
Hotaling A. P. of H. & Co. 154 Sansome
Hotchin Thos. T. gunsmith, 209 Clay
Hough James F. book-keeper for Ed. H. Parker Houghton & Dark, City Market, East bet Sac'o and Com'l
Houghton Henry, of H. & D
Houllahan Richard, laborer, res E. s Lafayette Hountoon Wm. M. res 256 Powell
Houricn - -, laborer, res S. s Geary bet Ma- son and Powell
Housely J. machinist at Vulcan Iron Works
Housser Taffet, boot and shoe dealer, res 344 Dupont
Houston Alexander contractor, res Folsom near Third
Houston & Hatfield, prptrs San Francisco Intel- ligence Office
Houston J. of H. & H
Houston Robert, laborer, brds at Orleans House Houston A. H. contractor, office 110 Cal'a, 2d floor
Houseworth Thos. of Lawrence & Houseworth, 177 Clay
Hover J. W. of Pringle & Hover, res American Exchange
Howard Building, 137 Mont'y
Howard B. C. storekeeper, North Point, res Clay Street Court
Howard Chas. A. policeman, City Hall Reappointed July 23d, 1856,
Howard C. E. brds N. s St. Mark's Place
Howard Chas. Webb, of Blackman, Howard & Co. 79 Front
Howard Edward H. accountant, 27 Front
Howard Mrs. E. dress-maker, N. s Sutter bet Kearny and Dupont
Howard Miss Fanny, actress, American Theater, brds Rassette House
Howard George H. office 137 Mont'y, 3d floor
Howard George, with J. & R. Morton
Howard Irvin, moulder, at Vulcan Iron Works Howard James, clerk, 82 Mont'y, res Sumner bet Kearny and Mont'y
Howard James H. lahorer, brds Orleans House Howard Medical Institute. Doctor R. McCaffrey, Physician, 118 Sac'o
Established July 10, 1856.
Howard Nathaniel S. contractor, N. s St. Mark's Place
Howard W. H. Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of the
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State of California, office S. E. cor Battery and Washington, 3d floor
Howard William engineer at Pacific O. and C. Works
Howard Wm. brds at S. E. cor Broadway and Powell
Howard & Gould, att'ys at law, office 4, 5, 6 and 7 Express Bdg, 2d floor
Howard V. E. of H. & G. res Sacramento City
Howe Chas. E. B. brds Mercantile Hotel
Howe & Co. grocers, N. E. cor Clay and Sausome Howe Wm. of H & Co
Howe Wm. grocer, res Rincon Place bet Harri- son and Bryant
Howell J. L. carrier "Evening Bulletin," res S. s Ellis bet Powell and Mason
Howes Geo. & Co. com mchts, 155 Sansome Established in 1852.
Howes Geo. of G. H. & Co. 155 Sansome
Howes Jabez, of G. H. & Co. 155 Sansome
Howes Peter S. res E. s Prospect Place, bet Clay and Sac'o
Howland W. machinist, Pacific Foundry
Howlgate George, laborer, res cor Fremont and Bryant
Howlitt Chas. of Hamilton & Howlitt, 59 Front Howse S. P. operator at Vance's daguer'n gal- lery, S. W. cor Mont'y and Sac'o
Hoy Alexander, tinsmith, res Mason bet Sac'o and Clay
Hoyer C. res N. E. cor Mason and Green
Hoyt Calvin D. waterman, res N. s Post bet Mont'y and Kearny
Hoyt John C. agent for underwriters, office U. S. Court Block, res N. s Folsom 3d h from Second
Hoyt & Brown, stall 2 Washington Market Hoyt Lucius, brds Branch Hotel
Hoyt & Coleman, prptr Water Works, Market one door from Second
Established May, 1856.
Hoyt Peter, of H. & Co. res Market bet Third and Fourth
Huard A. (M. D.) office 214 Wash'n 2d floor, res cor Jackson and Powell
Hubbard Mrs. Bridget, saloon, res N. s Folsom bet Harris and Price
Hubbard George D. mcht, Front, brds N. s Sac'o bet Stockton and Powell
Hubbard H. P. stoves and tin-ware, 120 Sansome, res Miles
Hubbard & Co. stove-dealers, 117 Sansome Hubbard Horace, of H. & Co. res Sac'o above Stockton
Hubbard J. & Co. com wine and liquor house, 135 Front near Jackson
Hubbard J. of J. H. & Co. brds Oriental Hotel Hubbard John C. painter, res with J. F. Mason HUBBARD LORENZO, (M. D.) res Waverly Court
Hubbard Marshall, clerk steamer New World, res South Park
Hubbard Samuel, clerk with Pacific M. S. S. Co. Hubbard S. H. res with S. W. Collins
Hubbey J. mcht, Com'l, res S. s Sutter bet Kear- ney and Dupont
Huber C. boots and shoes, 186 Wash'n
Huber Edward A. harness-maker, 79 Jackson
Hublin Victor, stall 5 Wash'n Market, res N. s Howard bet Second and Third
Hubur Baptiste, tailor, 298 Stockton bet Pacific and Broadway
Huck & Co. groceries and liquors, 42 Webb
Huck J. of H. & Co. 42 Webb
Hucks John J. patent axle-grease manf, res N. s Mellus bet Jane and Third
Hudemann H. of Hartt & H. 78 Cal'a, up-stairs, res S. E. cor Green and Mason
Hudson B. S. res 270 Powell bet Wash'n and Jackson
Hudson Chas. ship-carpenter brds with Chas. H. Elstein
Hudson C. M. clerk, 99 Battery, res S. E. cor Sansome and Battery
Hudson David, produce, Clay near East
Hudson Fred'k, dealer in coal, Mission Dolores Hudson Geo. att'y at law, office 92 Merchant, 2d
floor, res cor Vallejo and Stockton
Hudson Geo. A. mcht, 99 Battery
Elected to, and beld, the office of City Controller from May, 1851, until January 1, 1852.
Hudson H. C. mustard manf, mills 75 Market, res cor Pine and Front
Hudson J. plumber and gas-fitter, 41 Webb
Hudson & Co. wholesale dealers in boots, shoes and leather, 99 Battery
Hudson C. of H. & Co. res New York
Hudson Phineas, ship carpenter, res 44 Mellus
Hudson Thos. cook, res E. s Sonoma Place, near Union
HUENERT F. AUG. cigar manf, 219 Wash'n, 2d floor
Huestis Charles P. wood-engraver, office 149 Wash'n
Hueston Chas. steamboat engineer, res Brooklyn Hotel
Huff O. B. clerk, 160 Kearny
Hufner Wm. of A. Pauer & Co. res 89 Bush
Hug Jos. liquor saloon, S. E. cor Clay and Mont'y Hughes Abram, laborer, res W. s Lafitte
Hugg Henry, of Gladwin, Hugg & Co. 59 Front
Hughes Arthur, laborer, 179 Pacific bet Sansome and Mout'y
Hughes Charles G. pressman, res Stevenson bet First and Second
Hughes C. J. att'y, 140 Clay
Hughes D. P. cooper, First near Market
Hughes E. A. 147 Mont'y
Hughes Geo. fruit dealer, cor Clay and Sansome
Hughes James, laborer, brds at Orleans House
Hughes J. R. boots and shoes, 147 Mout'y Establisbed 1852.
HUGHES & HUNTER, Custom House brokers and Australian agents, U. S. Court Block Established in 1850 ; under present style in 1852.
Hughes T. A. of H. & H. res cor Powell and Mason
Hughes & Wallace, dry goods importers, 105} Sac'o, 2d floor
Established as Hughes, Glen & Co. April 1852 ; changed to present style August, 1856
Hughes Henry, of H. & Co. 105} Sac'o, 2d floor Hull & Lohman, whol mchts, Sac'o, office 81 Front, 2d floor
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Hull Edward, of H. & L. 81 Front, 2d floor Hull P. P. & Co. prpts of the daily "Town Talk," 149 Washı'n
Huls Chas. bar keeper at German Club
Humbert A. of Kellogg & Co. res 104 Mont'y Humbert T. T. printer, "Cal'a Democrat " office, 205 Dupont
Humburg Martin, of Cleaver & Co. Vallejo bet Mont'y and Sansome
Humburg M. & Co. grocers, Sansome near Green- wich
Hume S. S. drayman with D. Tafft & Co
Hume S. S. with Houston Saml. res at Parrish Hotel
Humphreys A. N. porter with J. H. Coghill & Co Humphreys Julius, of H. &. H. res Prospect Place Humphries J. brds at Rassette House
Hungerford (M. D.) office N. E. cor Sac'o and Leidesdorff
Hunnewell A. A. books and stationery, res 118 Sac'o
Hunt Mrs. A. J. (widow) res Pacific 1 h W. of Mont'y
Hunt C. A. broker, res N. s Hardie Place
Hunt David N. prptr International Hotel, N. s Jackson bet Mont'y and Kearny
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