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Watson W. R. clerk, brds What Cheer House
Watson Wm. R. agent U. S. Mail Stages, office California Exchange, Kearny op Plaza
Watson -, at Dr. Ashe's office, brds 190 Sac'o
Watson J. V. of Foote & Watson, 101 Mer- chant, 2d floor
Watts E. H. carpenter, brds N. W. cor Green and Vincennes
Watts J. of Clarke & Watts, E. s Kearny bet Sutter and Post
Watts T. of Anderson & Co. Pacific Exchange
Waugh G. M. searcher of records, at Hall of Re- cords, res N. W. cor Folsom and Harriet
Waugh J. H. prptr New York Market, cor Union and Stockton
Wauhoop James, laborer, brds at Orleans House Waw Sing, (Chinese) washing and ironing, 93 Pacitic
Way Charles S. bill-poster Metropolitan Theater, res E. s Webb bet Sac'o and Cal'a
Way Chas. brds What Cheer House
Weaver E. R. broker, brds at Niantic Hotel
Weaver Mrs. E. J. stall 47 Washington Market, res 231 Kearny
Weaver H. harness-maker with J. C. Johnson & & Co. res Powell op John
Webb Andrew C. porter, 48 Battery, res Second bet Stevenson and Mission
Webb C. C. & Co. importers of stationery, 85 Clay Webb C. C. & Co. stationers, Virginia Block, cor Pacific and Stockton
Webb C. C. of C. C. W. & Co. res Powell bet Sac'o and Clay
Webb C. H. blacksmith, S. s Pine bet Front and Battery
Webb D. clerk, 115 Mont'y, res Waverly Place
Webb F. A. drayman, res Second 3d h E. of Ste- venson
Webb G. W. of C. C. Webb & Co. 85 Clay, res Green near Stockton
Webb H. res 3 Waverly Place
Webb John M. receiving clerk with Case, Heiser & Co. 58 and 60 Sansome, res Jessie near First
Webb J. W. brass founder, res Second, 3d h E. of Stevenson
Webb Peter L. clerk with Robert King
Webb S. B. att'y at law and commissioner for four States, office 161 Mont'y, 2d floor
Elected to and beld the office of Mayor fiom July, 1854, till 1855.
Webber George E. clerk, res 38 Mellus
Weber G. boot maker, 180 Clay
Weber H. clerk with C. Henkin, cor Pacific and Taylor
Weber J. teamster, N. W. Ice Co. res E. s Taylor bet Post and Geary
Weber Martin, painter, 116 Bush, brds E. s Sutter Weber P. W. painter, 116 Bush, brds at Bailey House, Bush
Webster Charles, clerk, 116 Cal'a, brds 119 Sac'o Webster F. E. clerk with Freeman & Co
Webster H. of Turner, Selden & Co. 93 Front, res Mission het First and Second
Webster H. A. res Riddle's Bdg, Clay bet Mont'y and Sansome
Webster James K. sail maker with Harding & Linekin
Webster J. res N. s Geary bet Mason and Powell Webster J. L. (M. D.) res Lombard bet Stockton and Powell
Webster Saloon, Mrs. E. Potter prptrss, 77 Jack- son
Webster Wm. baker at American Bakery
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SAN FRANCISCO
G. F. WALTER,
E. B. TOMPKINS. WALTER & TOMPKINS, RERCHAN
ALORS
-AND-
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
EMPORIUM, No. 170 Montgomery Street Between Jackson and Washington Sts.
ARGISCO.
We are in constant receipt, by every Steamer, of the latest
FASHION PLATES from Europe and the Atlantic States, accompanied by the most choice assortment of
Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vest Goods,
which are selected with the utmost taste, and embrace the very
NEWEST STYLE OF FASHION !
Our WORKMEN are experienced and competent, and every description of GARMENT emanating from our House may be relied upon as that agreed upon. We keep constantly on hand a large assortment of
FASHIONABLE EASTERN-MADE CLOTHING.
Citizens of the Interior can be accommodated by having their Measures taken and forwarded, accompanied by their orders, which will be filled through either of the Express Offices.
" The long established reputation of our firm, connected with the name of G. F. WALTER, (the Pioneer Tailor of California) renders comment unneccessary.
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WASS, UZNAY & CO. ASSAYERS -OF- GOLD, SILVER, AND ORES
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
No. 87 MERCHANT STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
W., U. & Co. take the liberty to draw attention to the following circum- stances in connection with their Melting and Assaying business :
They have reduced their charges for Melting and Assaying of Gold ; return Deposits in bars within 24 hours, and receive Deposits by the Ex- press Offices.
S. C. WASS, of the firm, having personally made arrangements with MESSRS. B. BEREND & CO. and other heavy Bullion Merchants in NEW YORK, Bars of our manufacture can be disposed of without any difficulty or inconvenience to shippers.
CALIFORNIA METALLURGICAL WORKS
S. W. COR. OF HARRIS & BRANNAN STS., SAN FRANCISCO,
For the purpose of melting various kinds of Ores, especially Tailings of Quartz Mills, Black Sand, Jewellers' Sweepings, and other Gold and Silver bearing matter.
Auriferous Quartz frequently contains Sulphurets, combinations of Gold with Lead, etc., which prevent the proper extraction of the precious metal by Amalgamation-a circunistance which often causes a severe loss to the owner. . We therefore invite proprietors of Quartz works, and everybody who may be in possession of some Gold or Silver bearing stuff, to collect the same and have samples of it tested at our office. Our charges for such assays shall be moderate, and not exceed $3.00 for each ; and if the assayed lot should be sold to us afterwards, we shall make no charge at all for the assay. Samples of such tailings of about 1 lb. weight are solicited, but have to be sent to us free of Express charge.
WASS, UZNAY & CO.
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Wedderspoon Jobn, firm of Cross & Co. res 157 | WELLHOFF BROTHERS, dealers in dry goods, Battery 88 Kearny
Weed J. clock-maker, Oregon bet Davis and Front Week Alexander. laborer, res Mission Dolores Weeks James E. P. ass't editor " Chronicle," res S. s Wasb'n bet Taylor and Jones
Wegener F. O. carpenter and builder, Powell bet Vallejo and Green
Weggart & Co. prptrs Clinton Hotel, 87 and 89 Pacific
Weggart F. E. of W. & Co. 87 and 89 Pacific Weiblen W. book-keeper with A. S. Rosenbaum & Co. S. E. cor Clay and Battery
Weigart Jacob, gas-fitter with M. B. Dilhorn Weihe C. A. of Hobe & Weihe, cigar-dealers, 91 Mont'y, res cor Wash'n and Dupont
Weihe Edward, clerk, 91 Mont'y
Weil A. book-keeper with Rothan, Reinstein & Co. 70 Sac'o
Weil E. mcht, 239 Clay
Weil Henry, clerk with M. Mayblum, 80 Battery, brds 69} Sac'o
Weil & Co. imp'rs cigars, 84 Sac'o
Weil Theo. of W. & Co. res S. s Cal'a bet Battery and Front
Weiller, Bro. & Co. imp'rs of clothing, 88 Sac'o, 2d floor
Weiller Charles, of W. B. & Co
Weiller A. of W. B. & Co
Weiller S. of W. B. & Co
Weir James, salesman with Rufus S. Eells & Co. N. E. cor Pine and Front
Weir James, drayman, 106 Battery
Weir J. B. imp'r butter, etc. 48 Cal'a, W. P. Ed- wards, ag't
Weir William, moulder, Sutter Irou Works
Weis J. coffee saloon, 76 and 97 Mont'y
Weiss M. fancy goods dealer, 98 Kearny, res S. s Pine bet Kearny and St. Mary
Weissgerber A. brewer, 35 Mont'y
Weisshare F. laborer, res 260 Pacific bet Stock- ton and Powell
Weisenborn Fred. prptr Spring Valley Grocery Store, Presidio Road W. of Sparks
Weizeld Edward, seaman, res W. s August Alley Welch Abram, of Alton, W. & Co. res John bet Powell and Mason
Welch Daniel, res N. E. cor Pine and Taylor
Welch H. clerk Cal'a Steam Nav'n Co
Welch James, waiter, 160 Kearny
Welch Joseph, stone-cutter, brds N. s Bush bet Dupont and Stockton
Welch J. M. carpenter, E. s Kearny bet Post and Sutter
Welch R. C. of Miller & Welch, res St. Nicholas Hotel
Welch Thos. at Moses O'Connor's
WELLER C. L. Post Master, office Custom House and Post Office Bdg, res at Mrs. Leland's, Cal'a
Appointed Assistant Appraiser of Costomus hy President Pierce, 1853, and to present position 27th Ang., 1854.
Weller Hon. J. B. at Mrs. Leland's
Elected in 1852 to U. S. Senate, to serve six years from March 3, 1851.
Weller Peter, of Parker & W. res Harlem Place Welles Samuel, book-keeper with R. E. Brewster & Co. 85 Front cor Clay
Wellhoff H. of Wellhoff Bros. 88 Kearny Wellhoff M. of W. Bros. 88 Kearny
Welling J. W. of W. & Co. grocer, res 11 St. Mary
Wells & Provost, manf and dealers in preserves, 64 Cal'a
Established in 1852.
Wells Building, S. W. corner Mont'y and Clay
Wells C. W. drayman with J. De la Montanya & Brother
WELLS F. H. att'y at law, 135 Mont'y, 3d floor Wells Henry, res Mission Dolores
WELLS. FARGO & CO. banking and express, N. W. cor Mont'y and Cal'a
This is a joint stock company, with a capital of $600,000. Principal office, in New York, at 82 Broadway. D. N. Barney, President ; T. M. Jones, Vice Pres't ; James Mc- Kay, Sec'y ; Chas. F. Latham, Treas'r ; Louis McLane, Jr., Gen'l Agent ; Samnel Knight, Sup't Express Department ; G. W. Bell, Sup't Banking Dep't. Principal office in California, in Parrott's Building, corner of Montgomery and California Streets. This company has branch express offices jo all the principal cities and towns in California and Oregon, and banking offices at Sacramento and Stockton, Cal., and Portland, Oregon, connecting in their express business with all the principal express companies in the Atlantic States and Europe. Established business in Cali- fornia, July 13, 1852.
Wells Lyman, firm of Hill & W. res 112 Sansome Wells Robert, res Harrison near First
Wells Sam'l A. of San Francisco Minstrels, res 251 Kearny
Wells Wm. V. Consul for Honduras, 100 Merchant Wells Walter W. stevedore, res Vallejo bet Mont'y and Sansome
Wellman B. grocery mcht, 127 Front
Welner L. cigars, 80 Pacific
Welsh Charles, res S. s Chesnut near Jones
Welsh John, laborer, res Stevenson bet First and Second
Welsh Patrick, laborer, res Mason near Vallejo Welsh Thomas, stone cutter, res E. s Battery bet Pine and Bush .
Welshance J. carpenter, 195 Stockton
Welte Adolphus, res 158 Pacific bet Mont'y and Kearny
Weltou M. produce dealer, 46 Clay near Davis, res cor Sutter and Larkin
Wendell William G. clerk with E. Fitzgerald & Co. 112 Battery, brds at American Exchange Wenker F. grocer, N. W. cor Third and Howard WENNERHOLD CHRISTIAN, chemist and as-
sistant assayer at U. S. B. Mint, res N. W. cor Second and Stevenson
Wensinger F. S. mcht, office at R. E. Brewster & Co. res S. E. cor Sutter and Leavenworth
Wentworth John P. H. mdze broker, office 35 Front, 2d floor, brds with Mrs. Holbrook
Wentworth Charles, carpenter, brds S. s St. Mark's Place
Werder H. carpenter, res Lewis bet Taylor and Jones
Werlin J. G. boot and shoe dealer, 128 Com'l
Werner Cbr. barber, Third near Mission
Werner Chas. wine and liquor saloon, 225} Du- pout
Wertheimer Leopold, of Blum & Wertheimer, 74 Cal'a, res chateau bet Dupont and Stockton Wertheimer David, clerk with Blum & Werthei- mer, 74 Cal'a
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Wertheimer Nathan, clerk with Blum & Wer- theimer, 74 Cal'a
Wertheimer L. & E. importers of cigars, N. W. cor Sac'o and Battery
Wertheimer L. of L. & E. W. res N. E. cor Post and Stockton
Wertheimer E. of L. & E. W. res N. E. cor Post and Stockton
Werthmann R. broker, W. s Dupont bet Bush and Pine
Wertner C. musician, American Theater
Wesetzky J. J. clothing and furnishing goods, 125 Kearny, res McAllister bet Hyde and Larkin
Wessel F. boot-maker, 65 Bush
West B. L. painter, 229 Clay
West C. O. office 68 Merchant, res on Presidio Road
West F. H. inspector at Custom House
West Frederick, cook, 103 Wash'n
West Jas. E. sail-maker, res Varenna near Union West J. G. machinist, 78 Sansome, res 89 Bush
West J. R. notary public, 102 Merchant, res Mission near Brown
West J. C. clerk, 134 Kearny
West P. C. brds at Oriental Hotel
WEST & PARKER, stock and money brokers, 96 Merchant
West C. H. of W. & Parker, res at San Souci
Westadt George of Wimkle & Westadt, cor Val- lejo and Battery
Westall E. door-keeper, Metropolitan Theater Westhall Mrs. J. res N. s Sac'o near Mason Westheimer J. F. of Constine & Co. res Virginia Place bet Pacific and Broadway
Westover O. F. carrier " Evening Bulletin "
Westphl Christian, house-keeper, 280 Mason, E. s near Filbert
Wethered J. S. agent Pacific Gass Co. office 110 Mont'y, 2d floor
Wetherhed James, res Tyson Place
Wetheimer L. of Blum & W. res Chatham Place Wetherlee Frank, machinist, brds 26 Battery
Wetzel Theodore, importer paper, hangings, 132
Clay, res N. s Mission bet Price and Johnston Weyhe F. W. mcht, res N. s Beale bet Folsom and Harrison
Weyl A. fancy dry goods, 197 Kearny
Weyl F. dealer in clothing, basement 84 Battery Established June, 1853.
Weyre John, laborer, res Stevenson bet First and Second
Wex Jacob, tinsmith, 55 Kearny
Whalen J. clerk of chief engineer, City Hall
Whaling J. W. ex-coroner, res Dupont bet Pine and Cal'a
Whaling J. W. butcher, N. W. cor Dupont and Pine
WHALLEY C. & CO. importers of crockery, etc. 176 and 178 Mont'y, res N. W. cor First and Folsom
Established as C. Whalley, Sacramento, Jan., 1850 ; changed to Whalley & Perchbacker July, 1853, and to present style San Francisco, March, 1855.
WHAT CHEER HOUSE, R. B. Woodward prptr, 119 and 121 Sac'o
The original What Cheer House was opened in 1852 hy the present proprietors, since which time the hotel has been en-
larged, and is now receiving an addition on Leidesdorff Street, which, together with the present hotel will contain 400 rooms and accommodate 800 persons.
Wheaton Benj. carpenter, res S. s Sutter bet Tay- lor and Jones
Wheaton George W. bill poster, American The- ater
Wheaton Mrs. O. L. res E. s Hardie Place
Wheelan & Co. dealers in fancy goods, N. W. cor Sutter and Kearny
Wheelan Mrs. Peter, of Wheelan & Co. N. W. cor Sutter and Kearny
Wheelan Peter, of John Enders & Co. res 99 Mis- sion
Wheeler Alfred, att'y at law, res S. s Lombard bet Kearny and Dupont
Wheeler Edward A. clerk with Hawley & Co. S. E. cor Battery and Cal'a
Wheeler Fred. hair-dresser, Kearny op Plaza, res W. s Kearny above Pacific
Wheeler Frank, prptr Gymnasium, W. s Battery bet Cal'a and Pine
Wheeler H. clerk with Benchly & Co. 62 Battery Wheeler H. S. carpenter, res N. E. cor Sac'o and Taylor
Wheeler John, builder, res S. s Sutter bet Stock- ton and Powell
Wheeler W. H. printer, Golden Era office
Whelan G. J. att'y at law, 92 Merchant, 3d floor Wheelock A. of Lapsley & W. res Union Hotel Wherter Charles, musician, res 89 Post
Whetstone H. S. grocery mcht, room W. s San- some bet Wash'n and Jacksou, 2d floor Whidden Wm. res S. s Wash'n near Jones Whipple Albert, res 160} Com'l
Whipple E. K. res 160} Com'l
Whipple S. B. res 160} Com,1
Whipple Wm. carpenter, brds at Orleans House Whitcomb, Pringle & Felton, att'ys at law, office 170 Mont'y
Whitcomb A. C. of W. P. & F.
White Ami M. mcht, res Mission Dolores
White Aug. salesman at Jones, Tobin & Co's, res W. s Mont'y bet Bush and Sutter
White B. res Greenwich near Mason
White B. F. printer, brds at Niantic Hotel
White & Betyman, grocery mchts, N. W. cor Third and Folsom
White C. D. of W. & Betyman
White Mrs. C. M. milliner, 61 Mont'y White C. W. produce dealer, 17 Clay
White Daniel, sea captain, res W. s Jane near Mission
White (M. D.) E. res Larkin bet Green and Union White Edward, (col'd) barber, res 1 Rassette Place, W. s
White F. prptr Arcade House, 31 Webb
White Mrs. F. milliner, 344 Stockton
White George, painter, brds Cliuton Hotel
White George, steamboat eng'r, brds Confidence House
White Henry, barber, E. Kcarny near Pacific White Geo. artist, at Johnson Bros. 185 Clay White & Wilson, com mchts, Merchant bet Bat- tery and Sansome
Established 1853.
White Joseph, of W. & Wilson WHITE COL. JAMES M. 160} Com'l
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White James H. miner, res cor Filbert and Jones | Whitman Mrs. M. G. lodging-house, S. E. cor White James, drayman, res Fremont bet Harri- Sansome and Com'l son and Bryant
White James, carpenter, res Maurice
White James W. book-keeper, res Tehama bet First and Second
White J. W. 64 Cal'a, res 61 Minna
White J. C. lumber-dealer, W. s Stuart bet How- ard and Mission
White John, laborer, res with J. Hickey
White John, hook-binder with Geo. T. Emerson, res Yansen, North Beach
White M. clerk with M. Guerin, res Market op Sansome
White Michael, laborer, res N. E. cor First and Mellus
White M. machinist at Vulcan Iron Works
White Oscar, clerk with Verplanck & McMullin, brds 14 Sansome
White P. res S. E. cor Mont'y and Bush, 2d floor White Robert, collector at " Herald " office, res Yansen bet Greenwich and Lombard
White S. G. clerk steamer Guadaloupe
White T. A. of Park & W. res E. s John bet Ma- son and Powell
White Thomas Jr. res Mission Dolores White W. att'y at law, N. W. cor Mont'y and Pa- cific
White William A. clerk with Newhall & Grego- ry, S. W. cor Sac'o and Rattery
White W. N. livery stable, 129 Cal'a, res same White William, mcht, W. s Beale bet Folsom and Harrison
Whitehead James, machinist at Sutter Iron Works
Whitehead John, at Gem Saloon, res 185 Cal'a, 2d floor
Whiteman & Ware, machinists, Market Street Mills
Established in 1852, as Van Court ; the present firm, 1855.
Whiteman Joseph, of W. & Ware, res N. W. cor Bush and Mont'y
Whiteman G. F. res Beale near Folsom
Whitfield Thomas, miner, res W. s Powell near Vallejo
Whitford John F. of Colcott & W. brds Mansion House, Mission Dolores
Whiting & Co. liquor dealers, 64 Front, cor Sac'o Establisbed under present style, February, 1852.
Whiting B. G. of W. & Co. 64 Front
Whiting M. S. formerly of W. & Co. office 64 Front, res John
Whiting J. W. drayman with Moses Ellis & Co. 54 Front, res O'Farrell near Dupont
Whiting R. L. captain steamship Sonora, res South Park
Whiting & Kelley, dairymen, Presidio Road Whiting Willet J. of W. & Kelley, res Presidio Road
Whitley William, W. s Greenwich near Dupont Whitley Stephen, (col'd) washer and ironer, 5 Waverly Place, basement
Whitman J. watchman, brds at Mercantile Hotel Whitman J. H. clerk with E. G. Hall, cor Front and Com'l
Whitman S. P. produce dealer, 64 Wash'n, res 235 Wash'n
Whitmore Chas. blacksmith, 146 Sansome, res Walton House
Whitmore H. M. capitalist, office cor Cal'a and Mont'y, res 190 Cal'a
WHITNEY GEO. O. & CO. importers and deal- ers in furniture, 115 and 117 Cal'a Established in 1850.
Whitney Geo. O. of Geo. O. W. & Co. res S. s Clay, 2d h above Powell
Whitney Charles, clerk with Whitney & Mailotte Whitney C. S. sea-captain, brds Rassette House Whitney D. G. flour dealer, 60 Clay, res Clemen- tina near Second
Whitney & Mailott, Whitney's Saloon, 97 Mer- chant bet Sansome and Mont'y
Whitney Franklin, of W. & M. res Merchant near Mont'y
Whitney Granville, cigar dealer, Merchant bet Sansome and Mont'y
Whitney Heury A. res W. s Second bet Minna and Mellus
Whitney Jr. James, Vice-Pres't Cal. Steam Nav. Co., office N. E. cor Front and Jackson, 2d floor, rooms Sac'o bet Dupont and Stockton Whitney (M. D.) J. P. office and dwl Brenham Place
Whitney Moses, brds at Rassette House Whitney W. H. brds at Rassette House
WHITNEY WILLIAM J. furniture dealer, 134 Wash'n, res S. s Jackson near Mason
Whitney Wm. K. clerk with B. B. Thayer & Co. res Brenham Place
Whitton Abel, "Bulletin" office, res Wash'n above Taylor
Whittier W. F. clerk with Sawyer, Johnson & Co. 105 Front
Whittle Deering. porter, 50 Battery, res-E. s Kearny bet Post and Sutter
Whittle Matilda, milliner, res E. s Kearny bet Post and Sutter
Whitton, Towne & Co. prptrs Excelsior Printing Office, 151 Clay, 3d floor
Whrig Christian A. Deputy Sheriff, office City Hall
Wichelhausen & Meyer, cigar dealers, Jackson near Davis
Wichelhausen L. of W. & M. Jackson near Davis Wichelhansen L. cigars and tobacco, 121 Wash'n, res S. W. cor Davis and Jackson
Wickman Wm. liquor saloon, N. W. cor Wash'n and East
WIDBER J. H. & CO. prptrs Verandah Drug Store, cor Wash'n and Kearny
Widher J. H. of W. & Co. cor Wash'n and Kearny Wide West, a weekly literary journal, is pub- lished by W. W. Kurtz & Co. every Sunday, office 162 Wash'n
This paper was established by Bonestell & Williston. Feb 1854, and changed to present hands May, 1855. In addition to the weekly publication is a steamer edition, semi- month- ly, together with an illustrated quarterly.
Widman W. F. grocer, cor Filbert and Dupont Wiederhold Wm. stevedore, res with E. Eaton Morse
Wiegand Conrad, assayer in U. S. B. Mint, res First bet Folsom and Harrison
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Wiegmann Martin, tinsmith, N. W. cor Pine and St Mary
Wieland John, of Hoelscher & Wieland, 81 Bush, in rear, res Sutter bet Mont'y and Sansome Wienar John H. porter, 102 Battery, res Stock- ton near Sutter
Wierss W. A. F. of Zineybruck & W. 212 Dupont bet Wash'n and Clay
Wiggins Wilfred W. office 2 Exp Bdg, 3d floor, room 13, 4th floor
Wightman John, clerk with Frank Baker, res Broadway bet Stockton & Powell
Wightman J. res Powell bet Vallejo and Green Wilbar Marshall, contractor and builder, S. s Jessie near Third
Wilber E. I. & Co. importers of China Goods, 169 Sansome
Wilber E. I. of E. I. W. & Co. res cor Jackson and Jones
Wilber Joseph W. carpenter, res S. W. cor Jones and Sac'o
Wilbern H. grocer, N. W. cor Dupont and Bush Wilburn Madame, laundress, res S. s Union bet Powell and Mason
Wilcox B. clerk at office of "Town Talk," res American Exchange
Wilcox J. A. of Loomis & W. 3 Wash'n
Wilcox James, liquor mcht, 28 First
Wilde Daniel, carman, res S. s O'Farrell bet Ma- son and Powell
Wilde J. W. of Tallant & Wilde, N. W. cor Mont'y and Clay, res Dupont bet Cal'a and Pine
Wilder Frank. B. publisher of the "Fillmore Ranger," office Wright's Bdg
Wilder H. 151 Kearny, 2d floor
Wilder L. J. of S. S. Phillips & Co. S. E. cor San- some and Sac'o, res W. s Stockton bet Jack- son and Wash'n
Wilder S. G. Napa Sulphur Spring's Messenger Pacific Exp. Co
Wilder W. P. tea store, 133 Cal'a
Wildy Louis, res 18 Post
Wiley James S. res Jackson next door to Lucas, Turner & Co
Wiley E. W. carpenter and builder, res S. s Wash'n, rear lot bet Taylor and Jones
Wilkey & Donovan, house, ship and sign paint- ers, 70 Davis
Wilkey E. H. of W. & D.
Wilkins D. G. res Parrish's Hotel
Wilkins Frederick, with John & Reuben Morton
WILKINS M. V. of Selic & Co. 88 Kearny Wilkins P. V. cook, at Parrish's Hotel
Wilkinson James W. cooper, Confidence House Wilkinson Thomas, Union Ball Court, S. s Mis- sion bet Jaue and Third
Wilkinson N. N. brds at Rassette House
Willaitt J. L. clerk with Flint, Peabody & Co. res Fremont bet Harrison and Folsom Willendorff' A. clerk, 90 Pine
Willett J. B. on Steamer J. L. Stephens, res E. s Stockton bet Sac'o and Clay
Willey Otis F. of Cadey & Willey, 96 Cal'a, res Mason bet Clay and Sac'o
Willey Rev. S. H. pastor of Howard St. Church, res Howard bet Second and Third
Willey William, drayman with R. E. Brewster & Co. cor Clay and Front
Williams J. J. of Thornton, W. & Thornton, 139 Sac'o
William S. H. architect, office 110 Cal'a, 2d floor William Tell House, Sturen & Conrad, prptrs, 77 Bush
Williams, Shafter & Park, att'y at law, office S. W. cor Merchant & Mont'y, 2d floor
Williams Andrew, att'y at law, 163 Clay, 2d floor, res Oakland
Williams C. H. S. of W. Shafter & Park, res Mar- ket near cor Mason
Williams B. B. ship-broker, office Oregon near Battery, brds at International Hotel
Williams C. H. mustard manf. res cor Pine and Front
Williams Edward, lumber dealer, res S. s St. Mark's Place, bet Dupont and Stockton
Williams E. 132 Kearny
Williams Ed. usher at San Francisco Hall
Williams E. A. at Bella Union, Wash'n, brds 190 Sac'o
Williams Mrs. E. J. res Mason W. s near Green- wich
Williams Francis, laborer, res Filbert near Wash'n Square
Williams Francis, variety store, 358 Stockton Williams Geo. M. clerk, 116 Cal'a
Williams Henry, employment office, cor Clay and Dupont, 2d floor
Williams Henry B. clerk with Wm. T. Coleman & Co. N. W. cor Cal'a and Front, res Stock- ton near Wash'n
Williams H. F. carpenter and builder, 71 Mer- chant, res near Mission Dolores
Williams James, clerk with R. Hampton, Taylor bet Filbert and Greenwich
Williams James, miner, res Vallejo near Sansome Williams Jacob, (col'd) laborer, res Powell near Broadway
Williams Josepb, carpenter, res S. s Jessie near Second
Williams John Jas. att'y at law, res Green N. s bet Powell and Mason
Williams John, porter, 16 and 46 Battery
Williams J. B. with Holladay, Saunders & Cary Williams J. B. clerk, brds What Cheer House
Williams J. H. mcht, office cor Cal'a and Front, 2d floor
Williams John S. carpenter, Green rear lot bet Powell and Stockton
Williams Lewis, carpenter, res S. s Clay bet Pow- . ell and Stockton
Williams Nagle, marketman, cor Dupont and Hinckley
Williams Samuel, carpenter, res Tehama one h. E. of Second
Williams S. H. architect, res Folsom bet Hay- wood and Fourth
Williams S. H. mebt, res 8 First
Williams Thos. G. att'y at law, res N. s Vallejo near Mason
Williams T. printer, res cor Mission and Jane
Williams William, liquor saloon, W. s Third bet Minna and Everett
Williams, , paper carrier, res 23 Battery Williamson A. liquor dealer, 4 East near Jackson Williamson A. com mcht, East near Wash'n, res 16 Everett
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Williamson D. grocer, N. W. cor Third and | Wilson James, laborer, res 67 Pine Townsend
Williamson D. J. brds at Rassette House
Williamson Edward, printer, "True Californian " office
Williamson & Carman, physicians, N. E. cor Bush and Kearny, 1st floor
Williamson (M. D.) J. M. of W. & Carman, N. E. cor Kearny and Bush
Williamson Rev. P. S. 193 Cal'a
Williamson W. F. mcht, res S. s Post bet Mont'y and Kearny
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