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South Park Livery Stables, Poultney & Smith prptrs, Brannan bet Second and Third
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Souther Harrison P. druggist, with Coggeshall & | Spence Mrs. music teacher, res E. s Powell bet Co Post and Sutter
Southgate & Mitchell, ship chandlers, 159 Battery Establisbed in 1853.
Southgate J. J. of S. & M. res N. s Vallejo above Mason
Southward Henry, carriage-trimmer, res N. s Sutter bet Kearny and Mont'y
Southward P. T. mcht, brds Oriental Hotel
Southwell Jolin, res 184 Mont'y
Southwell Thomas, liquors, junction of Cal'a and Market
Southwick Edwin, porter, res 124 Jackson Southwick Willet, toll receiver, Folsom Road, res Third near Folsom
Southworth H. carriage-trimmer, 39 Webb, res Sutter Street House
Southworth . , of S. & Co. 184 Mont'y Spackman W. H. book-keeper with Bryant & Co. 68 Battery, res 69 Sac'o
Spalding Charles, brds at Rassette House Spalding R. B. brds at Rassette House
Spaneel John, brewer, S. s Post bet Dupont and Kearny
Spane Mrs. nurse, S. s Clementina near Second Spanna Peter, jeweler, 284 Dupont near Broad- way
Sparborough John, drayman, res S. s Greenwich near Mason
Sparks J. B. clerk at Hendrickson's Saloon
Sparrow Miss A. saloon, 177 Com'l
Sparrow, Teackle & Co. com mchts, cor Jackson and Sansome
Sparrow Wm. E. of Pugh & Co. 160 Com'l Spatz, Newhouse & Co. importers and dealers in clothing and dry goods, 72 and 74 Cal'a Establisbed Feb. 1851.
Spatz B. of S. N. & Co
Spaulding Chas. bar-keeper, Brooklyn Hotel Spaulding E. C. clerk, 125 Cal'a
Spaulding Wm. carrier " Evening Bulletin " Spear Edward S. furniture, auction and commis- sion store, 131 Cal'a, res S. W. cor Cal'a and Mont'y
Spear J. N. carpenter, 192 Sac'o, brds 219 Cal'a Spear R. laborer, res N. W. s Sutter bet Kearny and Dupont
Spear T. G. printer, "Bulletin " office, N. E. cor Dupont and Wash'n
SPEAR T. R. dentist; 228 Wash'n, 2d floor SPECHT JACOB, prptr San Francisco Brewery Speckels William, prptr Bay Market N. E. cor Pacific and Frout
Speer James P. book-keeper with James B. Rob- erts & Co. 102 Battery, res cor Stockton and Sac'o
Speer Rev. Wm. Missionary of the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions to the Chinese in California, res in Chinese Mission House N. E. cor Sac'o and Stockton
Graduated at Kenyon College, 1840; studied medicine at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, 1840-3; theology at Alle- ghany, 1843-6 ; ordained Missionary to China June 16, 1846; located at Cities of Canton and Macao ; appointed to Chi- nese in California, 1852 ; arrived in San Francisco Nov. 6th of that year. (See further items under the head of Mission House, Chinese.)
Spence & Co. stalls 33 and 34 Wash'n Market Spence Wm. of S. & Co. res 21 Virginia
Spencer Alex. clerk, Steamer Anne Abernethy Spencer A. O. clerk, Steamer Antelope
Spencer Charles, of Bristol & S. res Perry near Third
Spencer C. L. (col'd) saloon, 216 Kearny bet Jackson and Pacific
Spencer Mrs. E. of Wheelan & Co. N. W. cor Sutter and Kearny
Spencer F. mechanic, brds in Maiden Lane Spencer John D. res 226 Powell
Spencer Oliver W. sea captain, res 75 Sutter
SPERRY & CO. clocks, 157 Mont'y
Sperry J. A. of S. & Co. res Union Hotel
Sperry W. J. dep'y city and county surveyor; office City Hall
Elected September, 1855. Term two years.
Speyer Morris, importer, 138.Wash'n, res Vallejo bet Stockton and Powell
Establisbed'July, 1851.
Spier R. P. of Allen & S. res 148 Clay Spiers Charles, (M. D.) brds Railroad House
Spierling Henry, shoemaker, 87 Kearny
Spies Frederick, paper-hanger, 29 Mont'y
Spinetto A. res Water bet Francisco and Chesnut Spinoni Joseph, Italian Soda Factory, res cor Fil- bert and Powell
Splann J. laborer, res 31 Broadway
Spohr J. cabinet-maker, 74 Mont'y, brds Albion House
Spolorno - -, at Miners' Restaurant
Spooner A. John, of Gay & Spooner, 30 Front, 2d floor
Sporborg M. dry goods dealer, 5 Custom House Block, 2d floor, res Tehama bet First and Second
Spotts F. (col'd) porter at E. H. Parker's, res Greenwich near Dupont
SPRAGUE C. J. of Chester & S. brds American Exchange
Sprague C. J. inspector, Custom House
Spratt & Hunter, machinists, E. s Kearny bet Post and Market
'Spratt Joseph, of S. & Hunter, E. s Kearny bet Post and Market
Spreckles & Co. grocers, N. W. cor Filbert and Powell
Spreckles D. of S. & Co.
Sreckles C. of S. & Co.
Spreckels C. grocer, N. E. cor Pine and St. Mary Spreen William, of Wm. Baker & Co
Spring J. R. office 5 Athenaeum Block
Spring F. S. office 5 Athenæum Block, res Stock- ton bet Jackson and Pacific
Sproet (M. D.) T. G. boarding-house, cor Powell and Broadway
'Sprowl F. S. res 148 Mont'y
Squire H. M. brds International Hotel
Squire L. brds Susquehanna House
Squier J. H. office N. W. cor Mont'y and Mer- chant, 3d floor
Squires E. J. stoves and tin-ware, 84 Davis Squires H. res 267 Wash'n above Stockton Stacey John, boarding-house, 35 Jessie
Stackhouse Robert, stage-carpenter Metropolitan Theater, res W. s Kearny above Union
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Stackhouse Robert, machinist, res cor Filbert and Kearny
Staed George, cor Jackson and Battery, res N. W. cor Vallejo and Stockton
Staedler - , jeweler, Sac'o, res S. s Post bet Kearny and Dupont
Staehle P. cook at Wm. Tell House, 77 Bush Staffalbach X. barber, East near Wash'n
Stafford John, laborer, brds Orleans House
Stafford William, clerk, N. E. cor Pacific and Bat- tery
Stagg C. insp'r of weights and measures, res Pow- ell one door N. ot Jackson
Stahl C. G. hats and caps, 165 Wash'n, res N. W. cor Bush and Powell
Stahle Edward, prptr Metropolitan Bathing Sa- loon. 160 Mont'y, res Pinckney bet Vallejo and Hinckley
Stahle Henry, at Metropolitan Bathing Saloon, res S. E. corner Wash'n and Kearny STALLMAN & CO. mcht tailors, 114 Mont'y Stallman Chas. of S. & Co. 114 Mont'y
Stalton Miss M. A. 147 Sac'o
Stamper Isaac. with Lewis Marks
Standerwick J. S. painter, 126 Sansome, res 93 Bush
STANFORD BROTHERS, importers of general merchandize, office 46 Front, 2d floor Established present business in 1853.
Stanford Josiah of S. Bros. brds at Rassette House Stanford A. P. of S. Bros. res South Park Block Stanford Chas. of S. Bros. res N. Y.
This extensive importing firm has been engaged in commer- cial pursuits in California since 1850, with the utmost snc- cess. It was established originally in Sacramento, which place, in 1850, was the commercial depot of the mining towns in the interior. It may truly he said that success in any branch of business is most certain when it is sought with determination, perseverance and systematic industry.
Stanford Mrs. Celia, nurse, res S. s Union bet Powell and Mason
Stanley Chas. A. engineer Steamer Cornelia Stanley Sam'l, of Donnelson & Stanley, Sac'o near Front
Stanley S. L. dealer in liquors, 93 Front, base- ment, res Tehama bet First aud Second
Stanly & Hayes, att's at law, S. W. cor Merchant and Mont'y, 2d floor Stanley E. of 8. & Hayes
Stanton C. H. broker, res Union Hotel
Stanton Edward J. druggist, 208 Pacific near Dupont
STANTON JOHN, druggist, 208 Pacific near Du- pont
STANWOOD & CUSHING, prptrs Boston Mar- ket, W. s East bet Wash'n and Jackson Stanwood N. D. of S. & C. brds at Mrs. Fairbanks, Stockton cor Wash'n
Stanwood Wm. clerk, 137 Mont'y, 3d floor Stapffer Louis, billiard manufactory, 231 Pacific Starbuck George, toll collector, Mission Wharf, res Ecker one door from Stevenson Stark Henry. clerk with F. Joost Stark J. blacksmith at Vulcan Iron Works Stark John, carpenter, brds 22 Sansome
Stark J. Y. machinist. Fulton Foundry, First, res 4 Milton Place Starks laborer, brds at Tennessee Hotel STAR LINE PACKETS to Sacramento and
Stockton, Chas. E. Rand agent, office Rand's Wharf bet Clay and Long . Wharves
Established May, 1853, for general freighting and forwarding merchandise ; bas, at present, sixteen vessels employed ; tonnage ranging from 50 t . 150 tons.
Star Market, Douglas Jones prptr, 365 Stockton Starr Aaron, clerk, brds What Cheer House Starr A. E. salesman with J. M. Strobridge & Co Starr Henry, laborer, res S. s Geary bet Mason and Powell
Starr Thomas N. of Deeth & Starr, 31 Sac'o, res Mission bet Second and Third
Starr T. baker, res Folsom bet Second and Third State Bakery, Thos. P. Flint prptr, 248 Dupont State Gauger, L. B. Mizner, office S. E. cor Sac'o and Front, 2d floor
This office, was established by Act of Legislature, approved May 3d, 1852. and is solely applicahla to San Francisco.
Statelunt John H. cigar dealer, Mission Dolores States William N. police officer
Staud F. prptr American Hotel, 63 and 65 Mont'y bet Pine and Bush
Stavah Wm. baker, res 37 Trinity
Stoutenborough Chas. H. salesman with Shaw & Reed, 138 Front, 2d floor
St. Clair Thos. Hinckley near Pinckney Place
St. Dennis Madame, diviner, res S. s Union bet Dupont and Stockton
Stead & Sheffield, importers of circular saws and files, N. E. cor Battery and Jackson
Established May, 1855.
Stead George, of S. & S.
Stead William, blacksmith at Murray Iron Works, Jackson
Steam Tuggs. [See Martin White and Hercules] Stearns J. H. 104 Mont'y
Stebbins Jas. G. res 375 Powell
Stebbins J. C. att'y at law, office 9 Court Block, Clay
Stedman Chas. pressman on the Herald, res S. W. cor Stockton and Bush
Stedman J. grocer, Union near Battery
Steeb C. E. mechanic, 118 Mont'y, 2d floor, res S. s Post bet Kearny and Dupont
Steel John, pile driver, brds 20 Sansome
Steel Henry, baker, res Powell near Vallejo
Steel C. E. optician, res S. s Post bet Kearny and Dupont
Steele Jas. brds 222 Stockton
Steele Henry, blacksmith, W. s Mont'y bet Cal'a and Pine
Steele Wm. drayman with Bradshaw & Co. N.W. cor Cal'a and Battery
Steeley M. carpenter, hrds What Cheer House Steen Harris, barber, cor First and Stevenson Steen Jacob. barber, 123 Wash'n
Steffens & Co. bar and billiard saloon, 185 Mont'y basement
Steffens W. of S. & Co. 185 Mont'y
Steffens J. W. carpenter, Cooper's Alley Steib Conrad, boot and shoe maker, 178} Clay Steiger Chas. R. foreman of foundry at Vulcan Iron Works
Steiger Wm. pattern-maker, Vulcan Iron Works Stein Edward T. machinist, brds Railroad House Stein E. guilder. 171 Jackson
Stein & Co. clothing, 185 Clay
Established, 1850.
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Stein H. W. of S. & Co. 185 Clay Steinard Mrs. stall 13 New World Market Steinbach R. merchant, 127 Cal'a, 3d floor Steinbach O. clerk, 126 Cal'a, 3d floor Steinbuhler Wm. upholsterer, 44 Mont'y Steinegger H. lithographer with Britton & Rey Steineka Wm. sculptor, 190 Jackson, res Vallejo near Kearny
Steinert Edward, coffee saloon, Third near Everett Steinhart W. & Co. importers and dealers in clothing and dry goods, 62 Sac'o
Established, May, 1853.
Steinhart William, of W. S. & Co. 62 Sac'o
Steinhart Brothers, importers and jobbers of dry goods, 88 Cal'a
Established, February, 1853.
Steinhart F. of S. Bros. 88 Cal'a
Steinhart Seigmuud, of S. Bros. 88 Cal'a
Steinmann John, prptr New Atlantic Hotel, 181 Pacific near Kearny
Steinneger H. lithographer, res Vallejo near Stockton
Steinpach A. carpenter. 204 Bush
Steinweg Chas. blacksmith and wheelwright, N. W. cor Pine and Sansome, res St. Mark's Place, bet Kearny and Dupont
Steinweg L. cigars and stationery, 49 Pacific
Stelling C. N. cooper, 120 Jackson, bet Sansome and Mont'y
Stelling John, carpenter, 120 Jackson near San- some
Stemmer R. cabinet maker, brds American Hotel 63 Mont'y
Stenberg Lawrence, drayman, res W. s Jones bet Bush and Pine
Stenger Peter, brds American Hotel, 63 Mont'y Stephen C. baker, N. s Bush bet Mason and Powell
Stevenson J. D. & Co. claim agents, office Wright's Bdg cor Mont'y and Jackson
Stevenson J. D. of Hart & S. att'y at law and claim agent, res cor Cal'a and Stockton
Stepney Richard, (col'd) res cor Wash'n and Vir- ginia
Steppacher M. res N. s Broadway W. of Powell Sterett & Co. job printers, 111 Wash'n, 2d floor Sterett B. F. of S. & Co. res S. s Sutter above Dupont
Sterling J. F. book-kecper, "Herald " office, 120 Mont'y, res Leavenworth bet Geary and O'Farrell
Sterling P. W. dealer in marble, 44 Bush, res N. s Post bet Mont'y and Kearny
Stermberg M. P. laborer, brds American Hotel, 63 Mont'y
Stern David, keeper boarding house, 66} Sac'o Stects Joseph, (col'd) laundryman, res E. s Pros- pect Place, bet Cal'a and Pine
Steere Thos. F. waterman, res N. s O'Farrell bet Mason and Powell
Stevens A. J. com mcht, Clay near Drumm, res N. s Howard, bet Fifth and Simmons
Steveus B. H. of Steekel & Stevens, 107 Kearny, brds 19 Spring
Stevens Coleman, milkman, Brannan bet Sim- mons and Fifth
Stevens Ed. clerk, 168 Washington
Stevens & Co. 3 Washington Market
Stevens Geo. W. of S. & Co. res at Dr. Bourn's Stevens George, metal roofer, res S. s Clementina bet Second and Ecker
Stevens Henry D. bar-keeper with Daniel Driselle Stevens John, carpenter, brds 89 Bush
Stevens John W. clerk with Dow & Co. 88 Front Stevens Jas. (col'd) porter, 160} Com']
STEVENS, BAKER & CO. com mchts, 55 Front, 2d floor
Established under present style May, 1853.
Stevens Levi, of S. B. & Co. res 191 Mission
Stevens R. J. clerk U. S. B. Mint, res N. s Green- wich bet Dupont and Stockton
Stevens T. H. res S. s Mission bet Fourth and Fifthı
Stevens Wm. laborer, Mont'y near Filbert Stevens W. H. res 254 Powell
Stevenson Andrew, mason, res Hyde bet Jackson and Wash'n
Stevenson Frederick, (col'd) laborer, res Brandon Place
Stevenson Miss S. E. brds at International Hotel Stevenson William, clerk, S. W. cor Sansome and Cal'a, basement
Steward Mrs. Catherine, res N. s Greenwich near Mason
Stewart Alexander, shipwright, brds Istbmus House
Stewart Alexander H. carpenter, res Jessie near Anthony ‹
Stewart Charles, res Mission Dolores
Stewart G. W. & Co. grain and produce dealers, office 6 Merchant
Stewart Henry, wholesale liquor dealer, Pacific near Davis, res Howard bet Fourth and Fifth
Stewart Henry, brds Susquehanna House
Stewart James, boarding-house, S. s Chambers bet Battery and Front
Stewart Mrs. Maria A. res S. s Everett near Fourth
Stewart Thomas, laborer, res Anthony 3 doors from Mission
Stewart William, of Reiley & S. East bet Wash'n and Clay
Stewart William, miner, brds 95 Dupont
Stewart & Co. market, cor Powell and Pacific Stewart W. A. of S. & Co
St. Francis Hook and Ladder Co. Dupont bet Sac'o and Com'l
Stich J. of Goldstone, Friedlander & Co. res New York
Stickel & Sterens, blacksmiths, 105 Kearny Stickel S. B. of S. & Sterens, 105 Kearny
Stienweg C. blacksmith, res S. s St. Mark's Place Stigers Mrs. A. dry goods, 134 Kearny
Stiles A. G. clerk with S. A. Wood, 111 Battery Still . Mrs. Mary, res W. s O'Farrell bet Dupont and Stockton
Still John H. stationer, 88 Kearny res Hardy Place
Arrived in California in 1819. Established the first book-store in California, on the Plaza, Sept., 1849.
Stillman James, res 230 Kcarny
Stilt Robert, wheelwright, Pine, res N. s Everett bet Third and Fourth
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MARK SHELDON,
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Ham, Lard, etc. No. 70 MERCHANT STREET, near Washington Market, SAN FRANCISCO.
FRESH CALIFORNIA EGGS AND BUTTER CONSTANTLY ON HAND. MARKETING DELIVERED TO ANY PART OF THE CITY, FREE OF CHARGE.
STORY, BRO. & CO.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS,
"NOBLE & HOARE'S ENGLISH" and ALL AMERICAN VARNISHES. TURPENTINE, ALCOHOL, GLUE, BRUSHES, GOLD AND SILVER LEAF, flocks, Artists' and Graining Tools and Materials, etc.
105 Clay St., between Sansome & Battery, SAN FRANCISCO.
MADAME C. A. TAYLOR,
Importer of and Dealer in N포 YORK AND PARIS MIZLIRERY AND LACE GOODS, No. 147 Sacramento Street, between Kearny and Montgomery, SAN FRANCISCO.
ALL KINDS OF MILLINERY KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND, AND MADE TO ORDER, AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE.
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FIRST ESTABLISHED IN SEPTEMBER, 1849.
J. H. STILL & CO.
No. 86 KEARNY STREET, .... SAN FRANCISCO, -- DEALERS IN -
NEWSPAPERS, PERIODICALS, CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, BOOKS, PICTURES, FASHION PLATES, STATIONERY, &c. &c.
General Packing and Forwarding Agents for the Trade. All New Works forwarded in advance of their Publication, and at the Lowest Cash Prices.
J. H. STILL & CO. would respectfully invite the attention of Booksellers, Dealera in Cheap Publications, Peri- odicals, and Newspaper Venders, to their unequaled facilities for packlog ood forwarding the same to all parts of this State, Oregon and Washington Territories, with the utmost promptitude and dispatch. All gooda packed with the utmost care and forwarded in all instances, by the very earliest conveyance following the receipt of the Orders. Dealers will find it convenient to have all their Orders packed at this Establishment, particularly with regard to Newspapers and Periodicala, as we can supply them In advance of any other House and at lower prices. Parcela from the Trade promptly Packed and Forwarded. .
The Subscrihers are Agents for and will receive Subscriptions for any Magazine or Newspaper published in the United States or Europe.
Subscriptions for Magazines received at the Publishers' New York Prices, as follows :-
Per Year.
Per Year.
Harper's Monthly Magazine. $3 00
3 00
Chamhers' Journal .. 2 00
Knickerbocker Magazine.
3 00
Littell's Living Age (four numbers per month). 6 00
Blackwood's Magazine. 3 00
Mrs. Stephens' Illustrated Monthly. 2 00
Graham's Magazine .. 3 00
Brownson's Quarterly Review. 3 00
Godey's Lady's Book. 3 00
London Art Jouroal. 2 00
8 00
National Magazine (Methodist) 3 00
Edinburgh Review
3 00
Frank Leslie a Illustrated N. Y. Journal. 8 00
North British Review
3 00
Frank Leslie's Gazette of Fashion ... 4 00
Westminster Review. 3 00
U. S. Nautical Magazine and Naval Journal 5 00
Eclectic Magazine.
5 00
Taylor's Le Bon Too, or Dress Maker's and Millin- er'a Guide.
5 00
Tha Schoolfellow for Boys and Girls.
2 00
The London World of Fashion.
5 00
De Bow'a Review.
5 00
Household Words.
3 00
Huot's Merchant's Magazine.
5 00
Banker's Magazine 5 00
8 00
California Magazine. 2 00
American Journal of Medical Science .. 5 00
United States Magazine
3 00
The London Lancet, a Medical Journal. 5 00
Southern Literary Messenger. 5 00
Ranking'a Half-Yearly Abstract ... 3 00 Tha Crayon. 3 00
Any of the above will be delivered to any part of the city, or mailed to any part of the country, for One Dollar per year additional.
NEWSPAPERS.
Per Year.
Per Year.
Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper $6 00
Boston Weekly Transcript for California .4 00
Ballou's Pictorial.
4 00
New Orleans True Delta 8 00
Flag of Our Union.
4 00
Cincinnati Commercial 3 00
Boston Investigator 4 00
Cincinnati Times, (Weekly) 3 00
The Irish News ..
4 00
St. Louis Republican .. 8 00
The New York Citizen. 4 00
New York Herald for California 3 00
New York Freeman's Journal. 4 00
New York Tribune for California
8 00
New York Scientific American. 4 00
New York Times for California. 3 00
New York Police Gazette .. 4 00
New York Life Illustrated. 4 00
New York Spiritual Telegraph. 4 00
Baltimore Sno 3 00
New York Weekly Ledger. 4 00
Yankee Notions 2 00
New York Home Journal. 4 00
California Farmer. 5 00
New York Spirit of the Times. 5 00
The Illustrated London News. 15 00
Porter's Spirit of the Times.
4 00
The London Weekly Dispatch. 15 00
New York Ledger of Romance
4 00
The London Weekly Times. 10 00
Boston Jonroal. 8 00 The Dublin Nation. 15 00
New Orleans Picayune (Weekly)
5 00
The London Panch 6 00
We are Agents for and receive regularly many other papers and Magazines not mentioned in this list, which we can supply on the same terms as the above.
We are General Book-Collecting, Packing and Forwarding Agents. Wholesale and Retail Dealers lo Daily, Weekly and Monthly Newspapers, Magazines, Cheap Publications, Bonnd' Books, Fashion Plates; also, Foreigo Newspapera by every Steamer. We are Sole Agents for Mrs. Ann S. Stephens' New Monthly Maga- zine, Waverly Magazine, New Orleans Picayune, Cincinnati Times, Boston Weekly Transcript, and are also Agents for the leading Magazines and Weeklies published in the United States.
Orders from the Trade solicited.
J. H. STILL & CO.
Medio Chirurgical Review. 4 00
Putnam'a Monthly Magazine
Peterson's Ladies' National Magazine. 3 00
The London Quarterly Review.
Ballou's Magazine. 2 00
North American Review (Quarterly) 5 00
Braith wait's Retrospect of Medical Science.
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Stinson Perry, carpenter, res Stockton bet Lom- bard and Chesnut
Stirley Phillip S. marble-worker, brds N. s Post bet Mont'y and Kearny
Stivers D. A. com mcht, res cor Union and Sparks St. Jean, laundryman, res Powell, op Wash'n Square
ST. LOSKY, LEVY & CO. importers of Havana cigars, 109 Cal'a
Established, 1850.
St. Losky Sam'l, of St. L. Levy & Co. res 109 Cal'a St. Louis Market, A. Kloudy, prptr, cor Union and Dupont
St. Nicholas Hotel, E. I. Armstrong, prptr, cor Com'l and Sansome
Stockfleth A. F. cigar dealer, 199 Clay
STOCKFLETH N. T. & Co. gen'l mchits, 50 Front, 2d floor, res Mason bet Filbert and Union
The above firm is amongst the oldest in the city, and is well koown as connected with the extensive and always solvent firm in Sacramento, doing business under the style of the "Lady Adams Co." Established, Aug. 1849.
Stockflit Peter, res W. s St. Aun
Stockton B. G. book-keeper, 101 Merchant
Stockton Garland B. Telegraph office, Merchant, brds W. s Stockton bet Bush and Sutter Stockton T. B. W. res W. s Stockton bet Bush and Sutter
Stoddard A. B. sea captain, res E. s Prospect Place
Stoddard Nathaniel K. printer, " Herald " office, rooms Wells' Bdg, cor Clay and Mont'y
Stoddard S. B. res N. s Clay bet Powell and Mason
Stoddard S. P. of Stowell & S. 87 Front, 2d floor Stoddard E. P. with S. P. Stoddard
Stoddart R. engineer steamer Sophie
Stohr Francis, musician, res W. s. Mission bet Third and Fourth
Stoiks John, laborer, res E. s Mason, bet Wash'n and Jackson
Stokes Rev. D. (col'd) 96 Jackson, res S. W. cor Mont'y and Com'l
Stokes D. (col'd) white-washer, S. W. cor Mont'y and Com'l, basement
Stokes Wm. painter, res N. s Folsom bet Second and Ecker
Stolz & Craner, dry goods, 147 Sac'o
Stolz A. of S. & Craner, res 146 Sac'o
Stoltz Mary, vegetable depot, 119 Sansome
Ston C. hatter, Wash'n, res W. s Powell bet Pine and Bush
Stonall John, at Isthmus House
Stone Cornelius, res N. E. cor Clay and Powell STONE C. P. bullion dealer, N. W. cor Jackson and Mont'y, res Vallejo above Stockton Established in 1854.
Stone S. D. merchant, res 285 Fourth bet Mission and Howard
Stone Edward S. of Morgan, Hathaway & Co. 28 Front
Stone merchant, Sansome, res 195 Cal'a Stone Jacob, tailor, res 240 Kearny
Stone Napoleon, res cor Taylor and Broadway Stoner A. news carrier, 42 First
Stoop J. R. brds What Cheer House
Stoops Jos. porter, N. E. cor Cal'a and Battery
Stoppelkamp A. H. of Voorman & Stoppelkamp, S. W. cor Mont'y and Pine
Storm C. 133 Clay
Storey Charles, clerk, with Geo. O. Whitney, Cal'a, brds Pine bet Kearny and Dupont
Storey Wm. B. clerk, Express dep't. Wells, Far- go & Co
STORY, BRO. & CO. importers and wholesale dealers in paints, oil and glass, 105 Clay
Estallished as Tyler & Story, June, 1850 : changed to C. R. Story & Co. Angust, 1850 ; then to Story, Redington & Co. Nov. 1851 ; and to present style, Marcb, 1855.
Story C. R. of Story, Bro. & Co. res N. s Bryant, op South Park
Story Geo. L. of Story, Bro. & Co
Story A. B. physician, office 149 Sac'o, bet Kear- ny and Mont'y, brds 195 Cal'a
Story J. F. clerk, 105 Clay, res S. s Market op Sansome
Story L. office 145 Sac'o, 2d floor
Story S. C. butcher, with J. S. Brady
Story Wm. F. of Adrain & Story, 89 Front
STOTT & CO. Pioneer Camphene Manufactory,
office 126 Sansome, mannfactory foot of Taylor, North Beach
Establisbed Feb. 1. 1850, for the purpose of distilling Cam- pbene, Burning Fluid and Fosgene.
Stott Alexander, of S. & Co. res cor Lombard and Taylor
Stott Charles, of S. & Co. res Taylor, North Beach
Stott Robert, clerk with Stott & Co. res cor Tay- lor and Chestnut
Stout Arthur B. (M. D.) office 240 Wash'n
Stoutenboro Jolin H. clerk with Clark & Locke, 110 Battery
Stover John G. laborer, res cor Jessie and Ecker Stow & Brown, att'ys at law, S. W. cor Merchant and Mont'y, 2d floor
Stow W. W. of S. & B. res E. s Stockton bet Jackson and Pacific
Elected Speaker of the State Assembly, session of 1855.
Stowell Chas. E. mate steamer J. Bragdon
Stowell & Stoddard, merchandise brokers, office 87 Front, 2d floor
Stowell Jason, carpenter, res N. s St. Mark's Place, bet Kearny aud Dupont
Stowell Mrs. Lydia, boarding-house, N. s St. Mark's Place bet Kearny and Dupont
Strahle Jacob, billiard manufactory, 123 Sac'o Stratman J. printer, N. E. cor Wash'n and San- some, res S. E. cor Green and Taylor
Stratton A. W. contractor, res Sutter bet Mont'y and Sansome
Stratton E. N. auctioneer, 162 Kearny Stratton J. police officer, American Theater Stratton Richard, res Green near Mason
Stratton Mrs. S. A. dry goods, 162 Kearny
Straus Cate, drayman, res N. º Jessie near Sec- ond
Straus K. drayman, 88 Sac'o, res Jessie bet First and Second
STRAUS M. book-keeper with Spatz, New- house & Co. 72 and 74 Cal'a
Straus M. shoe store, W. s Third near Market Straus S. J. & Co. cigar dealers, 130 Mont'y
Straus S. J. of S. J. S. & Co. res 130 Mont'y Strauss F. cigar-maker, res 4 Market
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