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Thomas Patrick, plasterer, res Mason near Pacific Thomas Wm. policeman
Appointed July 23d, 1856.
Thomas Wm. H. (col'd) cook, res Greenwich bet Taylor and Jones
Thompson Andrew, stall 6 New World Market, res Folsom cor Second
Thompson A. W. surveyor, office Brenham Place Thompson A. cigars, S. E. cor Mont'y and Pine Thompson D. W. C. res Hawthorne near Harrison Thompson E. messenger of Wells, Fargo & Co. res Anthony one door from Mission
Thompson Geo. W. mason, res cor Howard and Hubbard
Thompson George, (col'd) cook, res White near Vallejo
Thompson H. F. office 110 Cal'a, 3d floor, res N. s Wash'n bet Dupont and Stockton
Thompson H. machinist, Pacific Foundry
Thompson H. res 154 Sac'o
Thompson James, of Haley & Thompson, 46 and 48 Com'l
Thompson John, fruit dealer, res S. E. cor Pine and Kearny
Thompson Jos. P. office 137 Mont'y, 3d floor Thompson J. S. office 45 U. S. Court Bdg
Thompson Lucius, watch maker, Whitmore Place Thompson P. gentlemen's furnishing goods, 143 Sac'o
Thompson Peter, laborer, Mission Dolores Thompson R. A. Jr. inspector Custom House Thompson Mrs. Sarah, milliner, 59 Mont'y
Thompson T. brds N. E. cor Bush and Sansome. Thompson T. res E. s Powell bet Pacific and
Broadway
Thompson Wm. H. clerk with Pacific Mail S. S. Co
Thompson Wm. A. res Mission Dolores
Thompson Wm. Jr. res 154 Sac'o and 161 Com'l Thompson Wm. S. carriage-maker, cor Market and Kearny, res Stevenson near Third
Thompson -, steamboat eng'r, res rear of 227 Dupont
Thomson James S. dep'y clerk Superior Court Thon John, brds Rassette House
Thorn Stephen, porter, res Union bet Leaven- worth and Jones
Thorne E. B. of Porter, T. & Co. brds What Cheer House
Thorne & Co. liquor dealers, T. S. Court Bdg, Oregon Thorne N. R. of T. & Co.
Thorne E. P. printer, brds 239 Sac'o Thorne Isaac N. res Prospect Place
Representative of San Francisco County in State Legislature, (Assembly,) second session.
Thornhill Joseph, at American Bakery
Thornley Henry, butcher, res W. s Mont'y bet Cal'a and Pine
THORNTON WILLIAM, attorney at law and counselor, office 176 Montgomery
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Thornton, Williams & Thornton, att'ys at law, office 136 Sac'o
Established as Thornton & Williams, 1853 ; changed to pres- ent style, 1854.
Thornton H. I. of T., Williams & T. res Stockton near Jackson
Held the office of U. S. Land Commissioner from 1851 to 1853.
Thornton J. D. of T., Williams & T. res Broadway bet Stockton and Powell
Thorpe William H. att'y at law, 163 Mont'y, 2d floor, res N. W. Pine and Stockton
Thrall H. H. dentist, 165 Clay
Thrasher A. Geo. butcher, brds Mercantile Hotel Throop Charles, harness-maker, 79 Jackson
Throup Thomas, boot and shoe-maker, res S. s Com'l near Battery
Thurn Cipriano, com mcht, Clay near Davis
THURSTON (M. D.) N. office and res Armory Hall, cor Mont'y and Sac'o
Thurston (M. D.) Mrs. midwife, office Armory Hall
Thurston N. S. clothing, S. W. cor Pacific and Front
Thyarks Henry, of Umbsen & T. cor Kearny and St. Charles
Tibbey H. S. clerk with Janes, Doyle, Barber & Boyd, res S. s Green bet Dupont and Stock- ton
Tibbey Mrs. M. A. res cor Green and Bowen Place
Tibbits S. M. physician, res W. s Stockton bet Jackson and Pacific
Tichner A. liquor dealer, Third near Brannan Ticbner L. mcht, N. s Sutter bet Stockton. and Dupont
Tichenor H. B. of Neefus & T. Stuart bet Folsom and Howard * Tichenor Stephen W. of J. C. Horan & Co. 92 Battery
Tichnor A. M. clerk with J. C. Horan & Co. res cor Third and Brannan
Ticknor John, painter, res 116 Pine
Ticss Henry, baker, res S. s St. Mark's Place Tiernan John, ship-carpenter, brds 89 Bush Tiece Frederick, laborer, Mission Dolores Tienken D. grocer, cor Pike and Sac'o Tifft Marvin, res S. s Minna bet Third and Jane Tifft Nelson, of Norriss & T. Pacific near Davis Tiedeman Henry, porter, 70 Battery Tilden Charles, carpenter, E. s Quincy Tilden C. L. carpenter, 201 Cal'a
Tilden Thomas F. clerk with Brendlinger Kurtz, 67 Cal'a
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Tilford Frank, att'y at law, 98 Merchant, 3d floor, res N. W. cor Kearny and Sac'o
City Recorder in 1850. Member State Senate, 1856,-'57.
Tilghman George, clearance-clerk, Custom House, res Third S. of Folsom
Tilghman T. H. inspector, Custom House Tillinghast William H. cashier at Wm. T. Cole- man & Co's, res N. W. cor Pine and Pros- pect Place
Tillman Fred. of Newhaus & T. res Market op Sutter and Sansome
Tillotson Thomas & Co. imp'rs and dealers in hardware, 48 Battery
Established in 1852.
Tilton S. S. res S. s Presidio Road W. of Valley House
Tilton S. S wood and coal yard and feed storc, S. W. cor Powell and Pacific, res Presidio Road
Tim Ar, laundryman, E. s Kearny, bet Bush and Pine
Timmerman, Hyde & Co. auctioneers, 116 Cal'a Timmerman J. B. of T. Hyde & Co. res cor Har- rison and Third
Timmins - -, laborer, res 10 Sansome Timmins John, printer, at Whitton, Towne & Co's Tingley Geo. B. att'y at law, res N. s John near Mason
Tinkmeier H. cook, 55 Mont'y
Tintamann Wm. res 18 Everett
Tippett Chas. L. prompter Metropolitan Theater Titcomb John H. mdse broker, office 46 Front, 2d floor, ras S. E. cor Sac'o and Powell
Established as agent for steamers Gen. Warren and Com. Preble, July, 1850. Changed to Bokee, Titcomb & Co. Dec. 1853, and to present style July, 1855.
Titcomb A. H. with Mills & Vantine, cor Front and Com'1, 2d floor
Titcomb (M. D.) E. res 239 Kearny
Titeman A. C. clerk, 188 Clay
Titman George, of Baldwin & T.
Tittle F. E. feed store, 70 Kearny, res 109 Bush
Tittle F. G. mason, 109 Bush
Tittle A. brick-layer, res N. s Sutter, bet Kearny and Dupont
Tobias Albert, res 17 Virginia Block, cor Stockton and Pacific
Tobias Agustus S. of Roskill & Co. 62 Cal'a, up stairs, res S. W. cor Stockton and Wash'n Tobias A. J. com mcht, 35 Front
Tobin J. H. of Eisenberg & T. brds Walton House Tobin M. E. of Jones, T. & Co. res N. E. cor Sansome and Sac'o
Tobin Thos. of Jones, T. & Co. res S. W. cor, Powell and Jackson
Tobin Richard, att'y at law, office 127 Mont'y, res Broadway bet Dupont and Kearny
Todd A. H. of Francis Read & Co. Cunningham's Block
Todd A. H. broker, res Second, bet Harrison and Bryant
Todd Wm. L. brds E. s Dupont bet Post and Sutter
Todd Mrs. dress-maker, 252 Clay, 2d floor Toland (M. D.) H. H. office 91 Merchant, 2d floor Toelner C. prptr of Eagle Baths, Kearny, res S. s St. Mark's Place
Tolles Wellington R. tinsmith, brds What Cheer House
Tolliver T. res cor Stockton and Greenwich
Tomlinson John, of Bond & T. Brenham Place Tompkins Charles, engincer, brds 22 Sansome Tompkins E. B. of Walter & T. res 170 Mont'y Tompkins T. B. with G. W. Green
Tompkinson Jos. packer, at Haynes & Lawton Touchard G. V. agent for V. Marziou & Co. 42 Com'l, res cor Lombard & Mason
Tong Wo & Co. (Chinese) mcht, 198 Sac'o Tong K. Achick, (Chinese) mcht, 175 Sac'o Tonnellier L. boot-black, 147 Com'l
Toole Christopher, carpenter, res Green near Taylor
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Toole J. L. prptr San Francisco Steam Candy | Toy Daniel, of T. & A. res N. W. cor Powell and Manufactory, E. s Battery bet Jackson and O'Farrell Oregon
Toomey Jeremialı, laborer. res Silver bet Second and Third
Toomey Henry, mcht, office 86 Sac'o, 2d floor, brds 189 Pine
Toomy (M. D.) John, office 163 Cal'a, 2d floor Toplitz F. mcht, 110 Sac'o
Torpy Michael, shoe store, op Union Foundry Torquet Paul, engineer and draftsman, Vulcan Iron Works, res S. s Pine above Dupont
Torrens George, wood and coal dealer, 100 Bush TORRENCE & PARKER, prptrs Bank Ex- change
Torrence John, of T. & P. res S. s Wash'n bet Stockton and Powell
Torrence R. B. 164 Cal'a
Torrey E. N. carpenter, res 136 Dupont
Torrey Henry, wood and coal mehts, res cor Mar- ket and Ecker
Torrey James M. carpenter, res 136 Dupont
Torrey Joseph, carrier " Evening Bulletin "
Torrey Joshua, drayman, res 34 First
Tothill John, builder, res Vallejo near Taylor
Touaillon & Proux, feed store, cor Market and Third
Touaillon Jules, of T. & P. res cor Market and Third
Toubin (M. D.) Adolph, res Harkman's Alley Touller Charles, barber, Kearny near Pacific
Toumy P. blacksmith, res 23 Bryant Place
TOUSSAINT J. G. J. clerk with Massey & Fi- nance
Towan Steph. clerk with Lord & Co
Tower E. D. Sacramento messenger of Wells, Fargo & Co
Tower Charles, boiler-maker, N. E. cor Front and Market
Tower Jr. N. 119 Montgomery Block
Tower Z. B. Brevet Major Corps of Engineers, U. S. Army, office 119 Montgomery Block Towihy David, miner, res S. s Geary bet Mason and Powell
Towle James, Captain of Police Reappointed to present position, July 23d, 1856.
Towne James W. of Whitton, Towne & Co. res Old Mission Road
Towrack Wm. laborer, res Battery near Pacific, 2d floor
Townsend David, printer, res 13 Virginia Place TOWNSEND JAS. B. att'y at law, office 12 and 13 Armory Hall, cor Sac'o and Mont'y Townsend L. R. architect, 118 Cal'a, res S. side Tchama bet First and Second
TOWN TALK, daily and weekly newspaper and printing establishment, P. P. Hull & Co. prptrs, 149 Wash'n, Montgomery Block
This paper was established Nov. 9, 1854, by White & Mantz, as an independent journal of small quarto size, and pub- lished at the very low price of 1212 cents per week, which At once secured it a circulation exceeding that of any other daily in the State. Dec. 6, 1854, the style of owner- ship changed to W. H. Mantz & Co., and March 26, 1855, to present style,-wben one column was added to its dimen- sions. May 20, 1856, it was again enlarged to present size, 21x28 inches, and the subscription price increased to 25 cents per week. R. H. Bowlin, editor ; M. M. Noab, assis- tant editor.
Toy & Anderson, clothing mchts, Com'l near Davis
Tracey Patrick, shoemaker, res E. s Kearny bet Jackson and Pacific
Tracey Mike, laborer, brds Sarsfield House
Tracy C. C. surveyor, brds N. E. cor Bush and Sansome
Tracy Frederick P. of Fabens & T. res N. s Union 3d h above Kearny
Tracy James L. clerk with Flint, Peabody & Co. warehouses on Sansome to Battery bet Fil- bert and Greenwich
Trainer Jas. res cor Green and Union
Trainor J. B. prptr Young America, Stevenson bet First and Second
Trainor J. cook at Hendrickson's Saloon
Trainor P. boot and shoe dealer, cor Kearny and Cal'a
Tranfield Geo. pig ranch, cor Bush and Larkin
Trank J. of Kohberg & Co. waterman, 40 Com'l res 177 Mission
Trant Mrs. Mary, dress-maker, res Vallejo N. s bet Powell and Mason
Trapet J. B. clerk 105 Mont'y
Trapet Peter, Hotel L'Europe, 137 Kearny
Trappet Richard, diamond setter, res N. s Mission bet Price and Johnston
Trask Jas. L. clerk at appraiser's office, Custom House, res 6 Virginia Block
Trask (M. D.) J. B. office 174} Clay, 3d floor Trautvetter A. boot and shoe store, 223 Kearny het Jackson and Pacific
Traves & Co. wagon makers, Broadway near Du- pont
Traverse Edward, sea captain, res S. s Scott's Place
Travers James R. livery stable, cor Kearny and Broadway, res 79 Broadway
Travers Jolin, res 79 Broadway
Travers Edward, res 79 Broadway
Travirs Robt. H. 3d Lieut. Revenne Cutter W. L. Marcy
Travis J. D. of Smith & T
TREADWELL & CO. importers and dealers in hardware, N. E. cor Cal'a and Battery
Established August, 1849.
Treadwell L. L. of Treadwell & Co
Treadwell J. P. att'y at law, 104 Mont'y, 2d floor Treanton P. porter at A. Guy's Bank
Trembley W. W. of Randell & Co. cor Front and California
Tremont House, Jackson bet Sansome and Mont'y, W. S. Burch, prptr
Triest & Bloomingdale, clothing, 94 Sac'o
Triest P. of T. & Bloomingdale
Trille S. grocer, S. E. cor Vallejo and Dupont
Trimble (M. D.) Jas. drug store, N. E. cor Pacific and Battery
Trimshoe John, res Mission Dolores
Trinius Chas. assayer, 1743 Clay, 3d floor Trinity Market, Madison George, prptr, 77 Bush Trinity Church, Episcopal, N. s Pine bet Kearny and Mont'y, C. B. Wyatt, D. D. pastor
Trisch I. G. liquor dealer, 53 Kearny Tristran Samuel wire worker, 108 Clay
Trobok Mitchell, fruit dealer, S. W. cor Davis and Oregon
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Trocque T. clerk, 105 Mont'y
Trommar Henry, silver plating and galvanising, 152} Wash'n, res N. s Sutter bet Mont'y and Kearny
Trouette H. apothecary, 45 Sansome
Troup William H. barness maker, res 101 Cal'a Troy Thos. seaman, revenue cutter W. L. Marcy Trubody John, res S. W. cor Wash'n and Powell TRUE CALIFORNIAN, semi-daily newspaper,
A. B. Paul & Co. prptrs, W. H. Rhodes, W. Bartlett, and C. J. Bartlett, cditors, office Mont'y Block, cor Merchant and Mont'y
This journal was established May 26, 1856, and is conducted with marked ability.
Truelle J. wine and liquor saloon, N. E. cor Kear- ny and Cal'a
TRUESDALE'S SALOON, S. V. Truesdale, pro- prietor, 148 Com']
Truesdell O. P. printer with Whitton, Towne & Co. res Minna bet Second and Third
TRUETT & JONES, importers and wholesale liquor merchants, 58 Front
Established as Truett & Truett, November, 1849 ; changed to Miers F. Truett & Co., January, 1853 ; to the present style October, 1855.
Truett Miers F. of T. & Jones, res Bush bet Stock- ton and Dupont
Truett H. B. retired mcht, res cor Powell and John
Truett George, machinist at Vulcan Iron Works Truett Miss Malinda, res E. s Hardie Place
Truett P. fruit dealer, cor Jackson and Stockton Trusku Henry, tailor, res Sac'o W. of Leaveu- 1 worth
Truworthy F. M. stencil-cutter, E. s Sansome bet Cal'a and Sac'o
Tsam Kee, rice and sugar packer, 193 Sac'o
Tubbs & Co. ship-chandlers, 139 Front bet Jack- son and Pacific
Established in 1849 as Folger & Tubbs ; changed to present style in 1853.
Tubbs A. L. of T. & Co. res N. E. cor Clay and Powell
Tubbs H. of T. & Co. N. E. cor Clay and Powell Tucker A. S. clerk with J. Boston, U. S. Court Bdg, Wash'n, brds Hillman's Temperance House
Tucker J. W. watches and jewelry, 125 Mont'y Tucker Mrs. M. E. (widow) res Anthony 2 doors from Jessie
Tucker Stepheu S. policeman Appointed July 23d, 1856.
Tucker T. J. school-teacher, brds Orleans House Tufts & Rice, blacksmiths, 86 Bush
Tufts Samuel, of T. & Rice, 86 Bush Tufts Francis, seaman, res 166 Bush Tuite Miss M. fancy goods, 74 Mont'y Turkington William, cabinet-maker, 192 Sac'o Tully Coleman, clerk, 42 Battery
Tungheer A. cook with Nickerson & Lovett
Turnbull, Walton & Co. com mchts, 165 Sansome
Established May, 1850, as Turnbull & Waltoo ; changed to present style, January Ist, 1856.
Turnbull William, of T., W. & Co.
Turnbull (M. D.) J. W. office 177 Wash'n, 2d floor TURNER BROTHERS, manufacturers of Tur-
ners' ginger-wine and syrups, N. s Market bet Mont'y and Kearny
Established in 1853 ; is the largest manufactory of the kind io the city, and a branch of Turner & Brothers, New York.
Turner G. M. of T. Bros. N. s Market bet Mont'y and Kearny
Turuer Robert, of T. Bros. N. s Market bet Mon'y and Kearny
Turner A. G. Sac'o mess'gr Wells, Fargo & Co Turner C. Broadway bet Stockton and Powell Turner Mrs. Clara T. dress-maker, Mission Do- lores
Turner David S. office 91 Battery, 3d floor Elected to, and held, the office of City Treasurer, 1854.
Turner Frederick, clerk with Y. Urrutia Turner James S. carpenter, Mission Dolores Turner J. W. of Curtis & T. res 31 Mellus Turner Richard, (col'd) cook at Orleans House Turner Robert, "Herald " office, 120 Mont'y Turner R. B. & Co. produce com mchits, 44 Clay Turner R. B. of R. B. Turner & Co. res 252 Pow- ell bet Clay and Wash'n
Turner, Selden & Co. wholesale liquor mclits, 93 Front
Established uoder present style, July, 1852.
Turner C. O. of T., Selden & Co. res Bush bet Powell and Mason
Turner W. H. machinist, Pacific Foundry Turner , waterman, brds 18 Post
Turney Jobn H. paying teller at Tallant & Wilde's bankiug house, N. W. cor Mont'y and Clay Turpin Patrick W. carpenter with Jas. McCann, Market bet First and Ecker
Tuttle H. D. inspector Custom House
Twohig Jeremiah, bostler, res S. s Geary, bet Ma- son and Powell
Twombly W. H. of Clark & Twombly, 182 Wash'n Tyler C. W. of Parks & T. res 104 Com'l
Tyler S. H. Eagle Coffee and Spice Mills, 78 Da- vis, res corner Green and Larkin
Tyler Simeon, fruit store, 302 Stockton near Broadway
Tyler T. P. carpenter at San Francisco Saw Mills, brds with G. B. Gilmore
Tyrrell A. J. stair builder, Fountain Head Water Works, Market, res Market op Sansome
Tyson Jacob, res Tyson Place
Tyte Alex. brds 224 Stockton
UDELL J. H. & Co. prptrs "Evening Post," 65 Merchant
Udell J. H. of J. H. U. & Co.
Uhfelder & Cohn Bros. importers and jobbers of dry goods and clothing, 84 Cal'a
Established as C. Berg, 1850 ; changed to preseot style Nov. 1855.
Uhfelder S. of Uhfelder & Cohn Bros. 84 Cal'a, res bet Vallejo and Broadway
Uhrig Christian A. dep sheriff, res N. W. cor Howard and Mary
Ullman Morris, periodical depot, S. E. cor San- some and Wash'n, res S. E. cor Battery and Wash'n
Ulrich H. baker, at N. Orleans Bakery, 179 Cal'a
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Ultimar --- , mcht, rear of 227 Dupont Umbsen & Thyarks, grocery, cor Kearny and St. Charles
Umbsen Henry of U. & T.
Underhill Jacoh, agent for Thos. Tilotson & Co. 48 Battery, res 61 Minna
Underwood Chas. F. saloon, Steamer Cornelia Underwood Geo. R. carpenter, res Noble's Alley Unger & Co. importers of hats and caps, 88 Sac'o, Unger H. of U. & Co. res S. s Sutter het Dupont and Stockton
Unger A. of U. & Co. 88 Sac'o
Union Bakery, J. Heinold prptr, 372 Stockton Union Brewery, Albert Koster prptr, N. s Mis- sion 4 doors from Second
Established in 1853.
Union Club, N. W. cor Mont'y and Cal'a, rooms 2d and 3d floors
Object of the Club is social enjoyment ; their rooms are fitted up with the utmost regard to comfort and social entertain- ment. The names of the officers of the Club were refused ns.
UNION GROCERY, N. F. Richit prptr, cor Dupont and Wash'n
Union Grammar School, E. s Powell bet Sac'o and Clay Union Hotel, cor Kearny and Merchant Union House, 12 First
UNION IRON WORKS, cor Mission and Front, Peter Donahue prptr
The present proprietor, in connection with his brothers, Messrs. Jas, and Michael Donahne, commenced a blacksmithing business in July, 1849, on the site at present occupied by Wright's Building, corner Jackson and Montgomery Streets, which was the germ of the present extensive works ; re- moved to present location in the winter of '49 '50, where was made in March, 1850, the first iron castings of California manufacture. [See Review.]
Union Market, Simon Messenger prptr, cor Stock- ton and Broadway Union Mariner's Church, Clark near Drumm
Originally located on Pacific Street, between Front and Davis; the first building was dedicated in April, 1853 : the present building was dedicated in February, 1856. This church is established under the auspices of the several evangelical de- nominations of the city, each of which appoints one member of the Board of Trustees. Rev. Geo. E. Davis is the pres- ent pastor ; residence Clementina near Fourth Street. Pub- lic services on Sundays 11 o'clock A. M., and 336 o'clock and 732 o'clock P. M. Sunday School, 2 o'clock P. M. In connection with the Church is a reading room, open daily from 8 o'clock A. M. to 3 o'clock P. M.
Union Race Course, Mission Dolores
Union Warehouse, P. J. Hickey prptr, N. W. cor Union and Battery
Unitarian (First) Church, W. s Stockton near Sac'o, Rev. R. P. Cutler, pastor, res Sac'o bet Prospect Place and Powell
Service every Sunday at 11 o'clock A. M. and 712 o'clock P. M. Sunday School, 2 o'clock P. M. This Society organ- ized in Sept., 1850; the present building was erected in 1852 -13, and was dedicated July 17, 1853, by Rev. Fred. F. Gray, the second pastor, who arrived here in June, 1853 ; left in June, 1854, and died in Boston Feb., 1855. The first regu- lar pastor, Rev. Joseph Harrington, arrived here Aug. 27, 1852, and died Nov. 2, of same year. The present pastor ar- rived here August 31, 1854, and began his ministrations Sept. 10th, 1854. Original officers of the Society : F. W. Macondray, Wm. Hooper, S. P. Dewey, Jas. King of Wm. and F. A. Hussey, Directors ; Geo. F. Noyes. clerk ; J. Perry, Jr. Treas. Present officers : Wm. C. Hinckly, M. R. Roberts, Wm. Thompson, G. Elliott, Wm. F. Bryant, S. H. Allen and A. A. Buckingham, Directors ; J. C. Stone, Sec'y ; O. W. Easton, Treas.
United States Attorney for the northern district of California, Wm. Blanding, office No. 4 U. S. Court Bdg
prptrs, 35 Mont'y
United States Branch Mint, Commercial W. of Mont'y
Opened April 3d, 1854-Dr. L. A. Birdsall, Sup't, who re- signed Nov. 1855, when Judge Peter Lott was appointed to take his place.
United States Clerk of Circuit Court for the Dis- tricts of California, Geo. Pen Johnston, office 10 and 11 U. S. Court Bdg.
United States Clerk of District Court for the Northern District of California, John A. Monroe, office 14 U. S. Court Bdg.
UNITED STATES FIRE INSURANCE CO. Chester & Sprague, agents, 165 Mont'y, 2d floor
United States Hotel, Pacific bet Battery and Front, Edward Sheridan, prptr
United States Judge of Circuit Court, for the District of California, Hon. M. Hall McAl- lister, chambers 1 and 2 U. S. Court Bdg, res with Hall McAllister
United States Judge of the District Court for the Northern District of California, Hon. Ogden Hoffman, chambers 19 and 20 U. S. Court Bdg
United States Marine Hospital, Rincon Point, bet Main and Spear
Organized 16th March, 1852. Original officers : W. D. Jami- son, surgeon ; Rev. O. Clark, superintendent ; R. McMillin, surgeon ; G. W. Beach, apothecary. Building erected Nov. 1853. Present officers : H. H. Toland, surgeon and physician ; John Y. Lind, ass't surgeon ; John Nye, stew- ard ; G. W. Bench, apothecary ; Wm. Lindop, head nurse. This is one of the most splendid public edifices in the State. It is four stories high besides an excellent basement, and is capable of accommodating five hundred patients. It ocen- pies one of the most conspicnons positions in San Francisco, and from its windows can be seen the entire city of the North, the beautiful town of Oakland oo the East. in the distance the Mission Dolores, and on the North, embraced hy the waters of the Bay. Goat and Alcatraz Islands. Daily admissions, 6; deaths per month, 4; average number of patients, 150.
United States Marshal's Office, 17 and 18 U. S. Court Bdg, James Y. McDuffie, marshal; Edwin C. Palmer, Clinton Palmer, and Jas. E. Terrell, deputies; Gustave Lander and Wm. Casgrove, bailiff's
United States Mail Stage Line, C. Mclaughlin, prptr, Wm. R. Watson, agent, office Cal'a Exchange, Kearny, op Plaza
UNITED STATES SURVEYOR'S OFFICE, N. W. cor Mont'y Block, 3d floor, cor Wash'n and Mont'y
John C. Hays, Surveyor-General, residence Oakland ; Lean- der Ransom, Chief Clerk ; John Clar, Keeper of old Ar- chives, Translator, etc .; Ira Munson, Field Note Clerk ; John E. Munson, Recording Clerk ; R. C. Hopkins, Copy- ing Clerk ; C. Bielawski, Alex. Zakreski, Tobias H. Van- schmith, Vitus Wakenrender, Drauglitsmed ; James But- ter, Ass't Dranghtsman.
Unz O. of Wolf Bros. & Co. 59 Sac'o
Upton Benj. printer's apprentice at "Town Talk" office, res with father
Upton E. A. printer, " Alta " office, res Powell bet Bush and Pine
Upton John B. printer, office of "Town Talk," res S. E. cor Pine and Powell
Upton M. G. ass't editor "Herald " 120 Mont'y, res N. F. cor Pine and Powell
Urban Joseph, violin manf, N. W. cor Kearny. and St. Mark's Place
Ureka Bakery, Chas. Murr, prptr, 89 Kearny
United States Brewery, Julius Sanders & Co. | Urie Jas. S. pilot, office S. W. cor Pacific and Davis, res Jones, bet Lomhard and Chesnut
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ONION IRON WORKS
(ESTABLISHED IN 1849.) North-East Corner of First and Mission Streets, SAN FRANCISCO.
-UNION- IRON WORKS
HERRICK -
The above Establishment has been in successful operation for the last seven years, during which time new and extensive Buildings have been erected, and the latest improvements added to the works, which enable the undersigned to supply all demands for
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS of every description, on the shortest notice, and finished in a style of work- manship that cannot be surpassed.
STEAM ENGINES BUILT & REPAIRED.
QUARTZ MILLS, SAW MILLS, GRIST MILLS, THRESHING MACHINES, HORSE POWERS, CEARING, MALT ROLL- ERS, AND ALL KINDS OF MILL WORK, STEAM- BOAT REPAIRING, BLACKSMITHING, ETC.
Besides the extensive assortment of MACHINERY PATTERNS, attention is called to the new and beautiful designs for
Building Castings, Iron Fronts and Columns for Stores, Railings for Balconies and Stairs, Door and Window Sills, Stair Cases, etc. etc. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
PETER DONAHUE, Proprietor.
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SAN FRANCISCO [V ]
DIRECTORY.
VULCAN FOUNDRY CO.
FIRST STREET, NEAR THE GAS WORKS.
IRON FOUNDERS AND STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS.
This MACHINE SHOP possesses the greatest number and the largest dimen- sions of Tools in the State. They have LATHES to turn 9 feet in diameter and 30 feet long. Their other facilities for executing work rapidly and efficiently are unsurpassed. Upwards of
70 STEAM ENGINES,
Made at their own Works, are now run- ning in this State and Oregon, in Steam- boats, Quartz, Saw and Flouring Mills.
Their BOILER WORKS have turned out upwards of
170 STEAM BOILERS,
OF ALL KINDS.
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS, AND PATTERN WORK, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
STEAM ENGINES.
Marine, Stationary, Oscillating, Locomotive, &c., &c.
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