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Strauss Jacob, cigar dealer, 74 Battery
Strauss Levy, importer and dealer in clothing and dry goods, 63 and 65 Sac'o, res 17 Minna Established Mareb, 1853.
Strauss Louis, salesman with Lery Strauss, 65 Sac'o, res 17 Minna "
Stranss L. res Vallejo near Powell
Strauss M. book-keeper with Spatz, Newhouse & Co. 72 and 74 Cal'a, res Third near Market Strauss Miss Rosalia, milliner, 162 Sac'o
Strauss S. book-keeper with Tandler & Co. 5 Cus- tom House Block
Strei W. carpenter, res Minna three doors E. of Second
Strel David, boot-maker with F. E. Repenn
Street & Greer, carpenters, Brenham Place
Street J. T. of S. & G.
Strickle S. B. brds What Chéer House
Stringer Wm. res Howard near Third
Stringer of Gilbert & Stringer, Wash'n near Davis
Strobridge J. M. & Co. clothing wholesale and retail, S. W. cor Sansome and Com'l Established in 1849.
Strobridge J. M. of J. M. S. & Co. res 34 Minna Strohridge Addison, salesman with J. M. Stro- bridge & Co. brds Parrish's Hotel
Stroder Morris, mason, Mission Dolores
Strolin Henry, laborer, res S. s Geary bet Mason and Powell
Stromberg David, porter, 70 Battery, 2d floor Stromberg George, porter, 70 Batttery, 2d floor Strong H. L. architectural carver, 51 Mont'y
Strong E. Y. printer, "Herald " office, 120 Mont'y Strous , book-keeper, 115 Dupont
Strout A. S. book-keeper with Richards & Bro. N. E. cor Bush and Battery, brds at What Cheer House
Struve J. pressman, " California Democrat " of- fice, 205 Dupont
Strybing C. H. importer, 76 Jackson bet Battery and Front, res 34 Mont'y
Established in 1850.
Stuantz Richard, grocery mcht, cor Ecker and Stevenson
Stuart Miss Mary, dress-maker, Broadway third door above Stockton
Stubbs Jessie, water tender Steamer Senator, res S. s Union bet Dupont and Kearny
Stuck John, blacksmith, E. s Kearny bet Post and Sutter
Studerus J. blacksmith, 38 Sansome, res New England House
Studley Smith S. waterman, res N. s O'Farrell bet Powell and Stockton
Stultz John W. baker, res S. s Ellis bet Mason and Powell
Stultz J. cook, 76 and 78 Mont'y, res Sutter bet Kearny and Dupont
Stumcke Chas. manf guitars and violins, 140 Sac'o
Stumcke Chas. T. paper carrier, res W. s Lafay- ette
Stumcker Chas. carrier "Evening Bulletin "
Stumpp Frederick, baker, res Stevenson near Second
Stumpp Frederick, at R. R. House
Stumpf H. of Noques & S. res cor Third and Mis- sion
Sturen Morris, of Sturen & Conrad, 77 Bush Sturman Moses, brds What Cheer House
Sturdivant R. O. Auditor's book-keeper, Custom House, res Sutter House
Sturtevant Geo. clerk with G. L. Kenny, cor Merchant and Mont'y
Stuttmeister R. (M. D) 219 Kearny bet Jackson and Pacific
Styles Henry, (M. D.) 108 Sutter
Suckert L. (M. D.) res 86 Dupont
Suerensen Matthias, billiard manf with Martin Bach
Suhling & Co. grocers S. E. cor Dupont and Bush Suhling Henry, of Suhling & Co. S. E. cor Dupont and Bush
Sulivan Dennis, blacksmith, res rear of 200 San- some
Sulivan D. whitewasher and colorer, 94 Mont'y, basement
SULLIVAN & CASHMAN, importers of liquors, 44 Front cor Cal'a
Established under present style May, 1856.
Sullivan C. D. of S. & C. res cor Bush and Leav- enworth
Sullivan Daniel, laborer, res N. s St. Charles near Kearny
Sullivan D. ship carpenter, brds Orleans House Sullivan Dan. at Rassette House
Sullivan E. L. att'y at law, office N. E. corner Clay and Mont'y, res N. W. cor Mission and Third
Sullivan Florence, laborer, res N. s Market bet Mont'y and Kearny
Sullivan James, carpenter, res 153 Mission
Sullivan James, with Geo. O. Whitney & Co. Sullivan John, office 261 Dupont, near Pacific
Sullivan John, res N. s Ellis bet Powell and Stockton
Sullivan John, laborer, Mission Dolores
SULLIVAN J. W. newspaper office, 108 Wash- ington, near Custom House
Sullivan Michael, res N. s Everett bet Third and Fourth
Sullivan Morty, boarding-house, Pacific bet San- some and Mont'y
Sullivan P. (col'd) res S. s Union bet Dupont and Kearny
Sullivan William H. trader, brds 185 Cal'a
Sullivan M. T. res E. s St. Mary's near Cal'a
Sullock C. book-keeper with Hughes & Wallace, res 182 Cal'a
Sullock S. S. book-keeper with Dickson, De Wolf & Co. res N. s Cal'a bet Kearny and Dupont Summerindyke George, res S. s Filbert near Powell
Summers Henry, com mcht, office 52 Front
Sun The published by F. A. Bonnard & Co. and edited by Chas. H. Hempstead, J. C. Cremo- ny and S. T. King, office 103 Mont'y
This journal was established by F. A. Bonnard, and issued its first number May 9, 1853, under the editorial charge of Jelin C. Cremony, under whose control it remained for 6f- teen months, baving at this time attained a circulation of five thousand copies per day. Mr. Bonnard disposed of his interest at this date, to R. B. Quayle & Co., the editorial department remaining the same. At the expiration of six months, Mr. Quayle disposed of his interest to J. E. Law- rence, who disposed of his interest to Gould, Fitch & Wil- liamson ; after which, it passed into the possession of a joint
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stock association, and upon the 13th of Feb., 1856, F. A. Bon- Dard hecame its sole owner. Changed to present style July, 1856. Advocates the principles of the democratic party, which cause it espoused September, 1855.
Sunder George, importer of hats and caps, 84 Battery, res cor Mason and Clay
Established October, 1853.
Superintendent of Streets and Highways, office 24 City Hall
Supple David, laborer, res Stevenson bet First and Second
Surado Theresa, dress-maker, 300 Dupont Surbled F. res W. s Clara
Surprise Steamer, kept as a reserve boat; is owned by Cal'a Steam Nav. Co. et al. [We were unable to procure the particulars of this boat at the proper time.]
Surveyor-General U. S. office Mont'y Block Susquehanna House, Savage & Hornstrom prptrs, E. s Battery bet Pacific and Broadway Susse Frederick, carpenter, res 29 Mont'y Sutherland Edwin, of Jones, Wool & Sutherland, 89 Mont'y
Sutherland Robert, boiler maker, res Brooklyn Place, bet Sac'o and Cal'a
Sutliff G. W. stalls 1 and 2 Washington Market, res cor Broadway and Sparks
Sutro A. cigar dealer, 116, 152 Mont'y 233 Wash'n and cor Wash'n and Stockton, res N. E. cor Wash'n and Pike
Sutro Chas. book-keeper, 116 Mont'y, res 53 Minna
Sutro Emil, clerk, E. s Stockton near Wash'n Sutro Gus. cigars, 116 Mont'y, res 53 Minna Sutro H. res 53 Minna Sutro Otho, professor of music, 233 Wash'n Sutter Iron Works
These works were established on the corner of Folsom and Beale streets, Jan., 1850, by George K. Gluyas, in connec- tion with the international navigation company, known as the Aspinwall company. The buildings were not fully com- pleted until September of the same year, when the works were io full operation, and did a very large business. Prior to September, the work that was transacted by this estab- lishment, was. to a great extent, performed in the open air. Up to 1854, the works kept in daily employ abont sixty hands. Since this date, however, the business transacted has not been by any means so great.
Sutter S. machinist, Pacific Foundry Sutter House, Beale near Folsom
Sutton Charles, importer and dealer in wines and liquors, 55 Sac'o up stairs, res Bush bet Du- pont and Stockton
Sutton Jessie, rentier, res N. s Lombard near Kearny
Sutton John, engineer, res S. s Broadway bet Ma- son and Taylor
Sutton O. P. appraiser, Custom House, res 109 Broad way
Sutton William, liquor saloon, S. E. cor Jackson and Drumm
SWAIN & CO. prptrs steam soap factory, Mason N. of Pacific
Established io 1851 hy Dyer & Co .; removed to present loca- tion 1854, and, in 1856, sold to present proprietors.
Swain Charles F. of S. & Co Swain William B. of S. & Co. Swain Charles A. res N. W. cor Mason and Val- lejo
Swain Charles H. farmer, res Kearny near Val- lejo
Swain Isaac, storage and com, 119 Jackson, res 9 Waverly Place
Swain I. sea captain, res 3 Waverly Place SWAIN J. W. boots and shoes, 169 Wash'n Established Feh. 1853.
Swain J. C. res N. s John near Mason
Swain R. B. & Co. ship'g and com mchts, office N. E. cor Cal'a and Front
Established uoder present style June, 1855.
Swain O. C. of R. B. S. & Co. res Leavenworth Swain R. A. com mcht, 26 Front
Swain R. R. at Railroad House
Swain Stephen, blacksmith, res Yerba Buena near Sac'o
Swan E. S. ass't Light House keeper Alcatraz Island
Swan L. clerk with Howe & Co Swan Robert, brds International Hotel
Representative of Tulare County in State Legislature, Sev- enth Session (Assembly).
Swann Geo. stevedore, res cor Mont'y and Vallejo Swasey Charles, book-keeper with Castle Bros Swasey G. A. port warden, office 41 and 42 U. S. Court Bdg, res Green bet Dupont and Stocktou
Appointed to preseot position by Gov. Johnson, Feb. 1856.
Swasey Willie, res with D. C. Lander
Swasey Wm. F. notary, S. W. cor Mont'y and Merchant, res S. s Jackson above Stockton Sweany Thomas, clerk at Toy & Anderson, Com'] near Front
Sweany Thomas, brds 6 Jessie Sweney Daniel, tailor, 37 Sansome
Sweeny Daniel, policeman
Reappointed to present position July 23d, 1856.
Sweeny Miles D. liquor mcht, E. s Battery bet Jackson and Pacific, res S. W. cor Broad- way and Mason
Established, 1850.
SWEENEY J. P. & CO. dealers in seeds, trees and plants, N. E. cor Cal'a and Sansome Established August, 1854.
Sweeney J. P. of J. P. S. & Co. brds Second bet Market and Stevenson
Sweeney Edward, milkman, res Everett bet Fifth and Simmons
Sweeney & Baugh, prptrs Merchants' Exchange Sweeney George F. of S. & B. 135 Clay
Sweeney George, drayman, res Harrison near Third
Sweeney John, tailor with Walter & Tompkins, res Bush bet Dupont and Kearny
Sweeney John, tailor, res S. s Berry
Sweeny Miles D. grocer, cor Mason and Broad- way
SWEETSER, HUTCHINGS & CO. com mchts, 115 Battery, 2d floor
Established 1849.
Sweetser James E. of S. H. & Co. res Boston Sweetser F. D. stalls 31 and 32 Wash'n Market, res 147 Sansome
Sweetser H. of Griffen & S. res 147 Sansome Swett F. P. pile-driver, res cor Taylor and Clay Swett Lorenzo, carpenter, res S. s Clay bet Tay- lor and Jones
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Swift A. J. contractor of night work, office Val- lejo near Stockton
Swift E. "City Dispatch," res Anthony one door from Mission
Swift Henry R. keeper Yerba Buena Cemetery Swift Hallett, res Tyler bet Taylor and Jones
Swift John F. produce dealer, 1 Wash'n Market, res N. s Virginia Place
Swift J. T. vegetable dealer, brds at International Hotel
Swigert Adam, dealer in stoves and tin ware, 34 Kearny
Swigert Adam, Jr. with Adam Swigert, 34 Kearny
Sword John, prptr Powell St. Market, res Wash'n bet Powell and Mason
Swords Col. Thos. chief quarter-master of depart- ment of the Pacific, stationed at Benecia Sylvester Geo. F. 195 Cal'a
Sylvester L. stoves and tinware, 227 Dupont
Sylvia Jas. boarding house, 33 Broadway
Symonds Chas. brds S. E. cor Broadway and Powell
Syms W. machinist, brds 20 Sansome Syatt Henry, drayman, res S. s St. Mark's Place'
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TAAFT - of McCabe & Masterson, dry goods mchts, res S. s Chesnut near Stockton TAAFFE, McCAHILL & CO. importers of and jobbers in dry goods, cor Front and Sac'o
Established as Wm. Taaffe & Co. Oct. 20, 1849 ; changed to Taaffe & McCahill June 14, 1850, and to present style Oct. 1, 1850.
Taaffe Wm. of T. McCabill & Co. res cor Jones and Chesnut
Taber A. J. grocer, res E. s Powell bet Sac'o and Clay
Taber C. clerk with R. E. Brewster & Co.
Taber J. S. of Codington & T. 110 Kearny
Taber Jolin S. clerk, cor Sac'o and Kearny
Taber W. H. carpenter, res 9 Geary
TAFFT D. & CO. importers of wines and liquors, cor Front and Com'l
Established as Tafft & Edwards, Oct. 1852, and changed to present style, Sept. 1855.
Tafft Dexter, of D. Tafft & Co. cor Front and Com'l
Tafft H. S. of D. T. & Co. brds Rassette House
Tafft L. G. cook, brds 20 Sansome
Taggard J. L. & Co. wholesale grocers, 102 Front Established as E. Biglow & Co. May, 1852; changed to present slyle, Nov. 1855.
Taggard J. L. of J. L. T. & Co. res Fremont
Taggard J. A. clerk with J. L. Taggard & Co.
Taggart Patrick, laborer in U. S. Mint, res Min- nie near Mission
Tahl Henry H. fruit store, 278 Dupont bet Pacific and Broadway
Tainier Etien, table de hote, 298 Stockton bet Pacitic and Broadway
Tainter & Bessy, porter-house, Jackson near Davis
Tainter W. H. of T. & B. Jackson near Davis Talbot W. G. & Co. lumber dealers, W. s Stew- art bet Howard and Mission
Taliaferro T. W. Impost Clerk, Custom House, res S. E. cor Greenwich and Stockton
Member of the Assembly from Calaveras County, 1855-6.
Tall H. D. clerk, 45 Com'l
Tallant & Wilde, bankers, N. W. Mont'y and Clay Tallant D. J. of T. & W. res W. s Dupont bet Cal'a and Pine
Tallant N. W. clerk with Bradshaw & Co. N. W. cor Cal'a and Battery
Tallman W. C. N. clerk with Alton, Welch & Co. 67 Clay
Talmage W. H. of Hosmer, Snyder & Co. res Vallejo bet Stockton and Powell
Tams W. book-keeper with Truett & Jones, 58 Front
Tanbmann C. clerk with Wm. Krowning, S. W. cor Kearny and Cal'a
Tance Chas. clerk, 150 Kearny
Tandler & Co. importers clothing and dry goods, 5 Custom House Block, Sac'o
Established in June, 1852.
Tandler A. of Tandler & Co. 5 Custom House Block, Sac'o
Tandler W. of Tandler & Co. 5 Custom House Block, Sac'o
Taney Josiah D. carpenter at Market St. Mills, brds at What Cheer House
Taney James, carpenter at Market St. Mills, res Pratt's Place
Tanner John, laborer, res E. s Dupont bet Sutter and Post
Tanyan John, blacksmith, 35 Pine, res 36 Bush Tarbell Frank, flour mcbt, res 260 Pacific bet Stockton and Powell
Tarbox Miss H. G. dress-maker, 148 Sac'o res N. s Green above Powell
Tardif W. B. (col'd) barber, Tehama House, San- some, res E. s Dupont bet Green and Union Tarpy M. manf Santa Cruz lime, office 58 Clay Manufactory at St. Cruz commenced operations in 1852.
Tartass L. boots and shoes, 213 Wash'n
Tasheira A. L. accountant at Drexel, Sather & Church, res E. s Stockton bet Pine and Bush Tasker Thomas, machinist, Sutter Iron Works Tate R. H. grocer, 269 Wash'n
Tattersalls Stables, Hunt & Co. prptrs, S. E. cor Kearny and Sac'o
Tawann Patrick, cook, res S. s Sutter bet Stock- ton and Powell
Tay Geo. H. stove and tinware mcht, cor Wash'n and Front, res Powell bet Pacific and Broad- way
Taylor J. R. northern coast messenger, Wells, Fargo & Co
Taylor A. C. hardware mclit, res 208 Mont'y near Pacific
Taylor A. J. gunsmith, 209 Clay
Taylor A. J. book-keeper with J. J. Lecount, res 213 Wash'n, 2d floor
Taylor B. C. laundryman, res 227 Stockton TAYLOR MADAME C. A. millinery, 147 Sac'o Taylor C. L. & Co. importers and maufs of sash, blinds, etc. 24 and 26 Cal'a, res 132 Dupont Established under present style, 1850.
Taylor Chauncey, with Tallant and Wilde, res E. s Powell bet Cal'a and Pine
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Jpr
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TURNER, SELDEN & CO.,
IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE DEALERS - IN --
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Taylor Charles A. of Owner, Sickles & T Taylor Cyrus, 147 Sac'o
Taylor Daniel, ship carpenter, brds with C. O. Reynolds
Taylor Edward, cashier Pacific Mail Steamship Co. res S. s Cal'a bet Dupont and Stockton Taylor Edwin, artist, brds 26 Battery
Taylor E. A. publisher, brds at Niantic Hotel
Taylor E. H. carrier " True Californian "
Taylor Mrs. Ellen, saloon-keeper, S. s Cal'a bet Mont'y and Kearny
Taylor & Beckh, att'ys at law. office 10 Armory Hall, cor Mont'y and Sac'o
Taylor E. W. of T. & B.
Taylor F. B. camphene distiller, Lombard near Powell
Tavlor Geo. cook at United States Hotel
Taylor Howard P. printer, office Fireman's Jour- nal res N. s Broadway bet Mont'y and Kearny Taylor H. W. shipwright and caulker, res cor .
Maine and Rincon
Taylor Jas. boiler-maker, res with Rich'd Kating Taylor Jos. drayman at Wm. G. Badger's
Taylor Jas. S. res W. s Union near Mason
Taylor John, druggist and chemical glassware, 132 Wash'n, res E. s Mont'y bet Vallejo and Green
Established July, 1852.
Taylor John B. produce dealer, 69 Clay, reś Te- hama bet First and Second
Taylor J. produce mcht, Merchant near East
Taylor J. F. blacksmith, res cor Maine and Rin- con
Taylor J. J. clerk, 137 Sac'o, res E. s Powell bet Broadway and Vallejo
Taylor Knowles, at livery stable, 182 Com'l
Taylor Louis, miner, brds 95 Dupont
Taylor R. S. clerk with E. P. Seymour, N. E. cor Clay and Front
Taylor Reuben, (col'd) res E s Powell bet Pacific and Broadway
Taylor & Cook, lumber, saslies, etc., Cal'a near Davis
Taylor S. P. of T. & C. res Mont'y near Union
Taylor Thomas, clerk with Morris Speyer, Wash'n, res W. s Union near Mason
Taylor Thomas, (col'd) res Powell 2 doors S. of Wash'n
Taylor W. A. Inspector. Custom House
Taylor W. C. printer, "Fireman's Journal " office, res N. s Broadway bet Mont'y and Kearny Taylor Wm. M. printer. "True Californian " office, res N. s Broadway bet Mont'y and Kearny Taylor W. P. salesman with J. G. Clark & Co Taylor Wm. res 2 Pennsylvania Avenue Taylor Wright, res Parrish Hotel
Taylor & Ricker, (col'd) Athenaeum Saloon, 273 Wash'n bet Stockton and Powell
Taylor Monroe. (col'd) of T. & R. res 5 Virginia Tedően L. upholsterer, 44 Mont'y
Teed Henry, carpenter and builder, res E. s Jones bet Clay and Riley
Teese Lewis & Son, importers of hardware, 162 Battery near Pacific
Established in 1550.
Teese Lewis, of L. T. & Son, 162 Battery near Pacific
Teese Jr. Lewis, of L. T. & Son, 162 Battery near Pacific
Teeviu Miss H. at Tehama House
Tebama House, G. W. Frink prptr, N. W. cor Sansome and Cal'a
Tebama Market, Cutter & Coyle prptrs, cor Sec- ond and Tehama
Teisseire A. artist, S. E. cor Clay and Kearny, res W. s Third bet Market and Mission
Teitman Mrs. S. saloon, 107 Jackson
Tell Guillaume. prptr Guillaume Tell House, Pa- cific bet Dupont and Stockton
Teller John DePeyster, res Second bet Harrison and Bryant
Temple I. J. prptr Our Market, 360 Stockton Temple of Honor-
Morning Star Temple No. 2 .- Instituted Feb. 4th. 1854. Jos. E. Wolf, W. C. T. ; and C. C. Knowles, W. R. original nffi- cers. Officers for the current year. B. D. Ballard, W. C. T. : S. Robb. A. R. Meets every Tuesday evening.
Twilight Degree Temple No. 2 .- Instituted March 3. 1855. Officers for the current year. J. S. Gerbom, W. D. T .: S. Robb, W. D. R. Meets first and third Saturday evenings of each month.
Council Department of Twilight Degree Temple .- Instituted May 15. 1-55. C. C. Knowles, C. of C .; B. D. Ballard, R. af C. Meets second and fourth Saturday evenings of each month.
White Lily Social Temple No .- Instituted Angust 8, 1855. Mrs. J. E. Waif, S. P. T .: Mrs. R. King, S. R .; Mrs. J. S. Gerhom, B. P. T .; Mrs. J. T. Brown, B. R. Meets every Friday evening.
Grand Temple of Honor of the State of California .- Char- tered June 12, 1854. Instituted Angust 9, 1854, by George E. Montgomery, D. M. W. T. with the following officers : George E. Montgomery. G. W. T .: Wm. H. Robinson, G. W. R. Officers for the current year, C. C. Knowles, G. W. T .; Amoziot Smith, G. W. V. T .; Thomas M. White, G. W. R .: H. A. Burnett. G. W. Treas : L. L. Alexander, G. W .; B. C. MeCarry. G. W. Chaplain. Annual sessions commencing the last Tuesday in May, held in Sacramento.
Ten Eyck J. dealer in bran, barley, etc. 52 Clay Teneyer John, blacksmith, brds 18 Bush
TENNENT THOS. mathematical and nautical instrument maker, U. S. Court Bdg cor Battery and Oregon, res N. W. cor Stockton and Cal'a
Established June, 1850, on Sacramento Street; removed to present location, Dec. 1854
Tennessee Hotel, A. J. Goostree prptr, 182 Pa- cific bet Kearny and Dupont
Tenon Edward, cook with T. G. Sproet
Terme Louis, cigar store, 296 Stockton
Ternean Pat. cook, American Exchange
Terner P. T. machinist, 100 Pine, res Union House, First
Terrell James E. deputy U. S. Marshal, room 44 U. S. Court Bdg
Appointed to present positioa by Gen. W. H. Richardson
Terry Albert, with Jobn H. Dupont
Terry George S. blacksmith, brds 18 Buslı
Terry Steph, with Crosby & Dibblee
Tesch B. clerk, 142 Sac'o
Tescliemacher H. F. office 137 Mont'y, 3d floor Tesmore Solomon, of Spence & Co. fish dealer, Wash'n Market, res E. s Dupont bet Post and Sutter
Tetlow Samuel, liquor saloon, Sac'o near Front Tevis Lloyd, money lender N. W. cor Merchant and Mont'y, 2d floor, res S. W. cor Broad- way and Powell
Tewksbury J. M. (M. D.) office N. E. cor Mont'y and Busb, res N. E. cor Sansome and Bush Tewksbury M. R. physician and surgeon, office Kearny bet Com'l and Sac'o, 2d floor
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Texas House, Wm. Nelson prptr, 73 Com'l Teynat H. porter at P. Maury, Jr. 170 Sansome Thaim Jas. N. clerk with Price & Co. res W. s Beale bet Harrison and Grant Thatcher P. brds W. s Prospect Place Thaw Wm. M. printer, res 185 Cal'a THAYER & CO. apothecaries, Mont'y bet Sutter and Market
Thayer B. B. of T. & Co. res Mont'y bet Sutter and Market
Thayer C. R. cigars, Bush op Rassette House
Thayer R. H. farmer, room 117 Dupont
Thayer S. C. E. clerk. 105 Mont'y
Thayer , carpenter, res N. s Virginia Place
Theile L. carpenter, brds 55 Mont'y
Theis C. J. clerk, 154 Kearny
Theller A. cigar maker, rear of 32 Mont'y
Theller (M. D.) E. A. res Green bet Powell and Stockton
Theller Miss -, ass't teacher Powell Street Public School, No. 3
Theobald J. V. hair-dressing saloon, International Hotel, res N. E. cor Pacific and Sansome
The Old House at Home, Mrs. E. Davis, prptrss, 3 Broadway
Theoser J. boot and shoe-maker, 90 Mout'y, res S. s Pacific bet Sansome and Battery
Thephar Frederick, grocer, N. W. cor Mont'y and Sutter
Thibault F. J. notary public, office S. W. cor Mont'y and Com'l, res S. s Jackson bet Pow- ell and Mason
Thies J. baker, 160 Kearny
Thigh Thomas, bar-keeper at Oriental Hotel
Thistle Charles, Iruit dealer, S. E. cor Sansome and Halleck
Thoman J. R. painter, res N. E. cor Cal'a and Sansome
Thoman -, printer, 130 Sansome, res E. s Sansome near Cal'a
Thomas A. of Bigler, Thomas & Hempstead, res International Hotel
Thomas A. S. res 275 Pacific bet Stockton and Powell
Thomas A. brds at Rassette House Thomas D. of Cross & Co
Thomas Rev. Eleazer, res W.s Powell bet Wash'n and Jackson, next h S. Methodist Church, pastor of the Powell St. M. Church and Edi- tor of the California "Christian Advocate," published weekly in San Francisco for the General Conference of the M. E. Church
Mr. T. entered the ministry in Western New York in the fall of 1839 : in 1855 was transferred to the California Conference, and in May appointed to his present station. At the General Conference of the M. E. Church beld in June, 1856, at In- dianapolis, was selected as the editor of the organ of that Church oo the Pacific.
Thomas Eugene, res Green het Dupont and Kearny
Thomas Geo. H. clerk with N. S. Thurston Thomas Joseph, miner, brds 95 Dupont
Thomas John, hostler, N. W. cor Kearny and Bush
Thomas John, waiter, res Jessie near Annie Thomas J. A. hatter, 157 Com'l
Thomas J. B. corn mcht, 145 Front, res cor Mont'y and Vallejo
Established in 1850.
Thomas J. G. res N. E. cor Jackson and Kearny Thomas J. H. mason, Brenham Place
Thomas & Gough, atty's at law, office 174} Clay, 3d floor
Thomas O. H. of T. & G. 174} Clay, 3d floor
Thomas P. J. printer, "Bulletin" office, res N. s Union bet Dupont and Stockton
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