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WILLIAMSON MRS. C. A. dress-maker, res 41 Mont'y
Willick James, painter, res Union near Kearny Willis Horatio P. of Fay & Willis, 61 Cal'a, res 30 Minna
Willis H. M. att'y at law, office S. W. cor Mer- chant and Mont'y, res cor First and Boston Willis Wm. H. porter with J. Genella
Willis Mrs. (widow) res First bet Folsom and Harrison
Williston Henry C. of W. W. Kurtz & Co. 153 Sansome
Williston Cory, sea captain, brds at Railroad House
Willoughby D. W. C. of Hill, W. & Johnson, 62 Front brds Parrish's Hotel
Willoughby E. boarding house, 195 Cal'a
Willoughby Jas. R. hog ranch, at the Lagoon W. of Meiggs' Wharf
Willson J. D. sec'y and treas'r Arizona Copper Mining Co. res S. W. cor Stockton and Pacific
Wills John, carpenter and joiner, res N. s Filbert bet Dupont and Kearny
Wilmer Jas. clerk, with Palmer, Cook & Co.
Wilmerding J. C. of Fargo & Co. 52 Front
Wilson Albert, harness maker, 98 Sansome
Wilson A. liquor saloon, Com'l bet Davis and Front
Wilson A. of W. & Hayward, 23 Battery
Wilson Charles, clerk with Donnelson & Stanley, Sac'o near Front
Wilson Charles C. of J. M. Gordon & Co. 45 Battery
Wilson Charles S. trader, res S. s Howard near Fourth
Wilson Cyrus, mcht, res Stanley Place bet Har- rison and Bryant
Wilson C. L. President Sacramento Valley R. R. Co. res South Park
Wilson C. T. printer " Herald " office, 120 Mont'y, res Taylor bet Clay and Sac'o
Wilson Ed. harness-maker, 98 Sansome
Wilson Ezekiel, State Prison Director, res S. s Tehama near Second
Wilson E. H. mcht, brds What Cheer House
Wilson G. H. laborer, Sansome near Vallejo Wilson George O. mcht, res 38 Mellus
Wilson G. O. clerk with A. J. Pope, N. E. cor Battery and Pine
Wilson Isaac, ale and porter house, 159 Kearny Wilson James, Enterprise Boarding-House, Pa- cific near Davis
Wilson James, cartman, brds 18 Bush
Wilson Jas. att'y at law, S. W. cor Mont'y and Clay, 3d floor
Wilson James, carpenter, brds 40 Sansome Wilson John, att'y at law, 100 Merchant, 2d floor Wilson John, harness-maker, 98 Sansome
Wilson Gen. John, res cor Fremont and Harrison Wilson John G. liquor-saloon, Davis near Oregon Wilson John L. butcher, res N. s Cal'a, bet Pros- pect Place and Stockton
Wilson Mrs. J. A. (widow) res N. s Jessio near Second
Wilsou J. E. brds at What Cheer House
Wilson J. E. porter at J. B. Weir's, 48 Cal'a, res 119 Bush
Wilson J. H. harness-maker, 98 Sansome
Wilson J. R. collector with Patrick & Co. res Cal'a op St. Mary's Cathedral
Wilson J. L. mason, res Kearny near Filbert
Wilson M. printer, "Herald " office, 20 Mont'y, brds What Cheer House
Wilson Robert, at Railroad House
Wilson Samuel H. baker, 185 Cal'a
Wilson S. L. clerk with J. C. Eddy & Co. res S. E. cor Sac'o and Prospect Place
Wilson Samuel M. of Hoge & Wilson, res S. s Jackson bet Powell and Mason
Wilson Wm. laborer, res W. s Mason near Fil- bert
Wilson Wm. baker, 37 and 39 Davis
Wilson William O. bag dealer, 63 Clay, res 107 Broadway
Wilson Wm. clerk, 127 Mont'y, res Rassette House
Wilson Wm. (col'd) barber, 14 Second
Wilson & Moulton, sign painters, 132 Davis
Wilson John N. of W. & M. 132 Davis, res Ecker near Market
Wilson & Kling, liquor dealers, Broadway near Davis
Wilson Charles, of W. & K. res N. W. cor Davis and Broadway
Wilson & Co. prptrs General Taylor Market S. E. cor Mason and Union
Wilson E. of W. & Co
Wilson & Collins, prptrs Clayton Saloon
Wilson E. of W. & C. 139 Com']
Wilson William & Charles, prptrs Eagle Bakery, Stevenson bet First and Second
Wilson Charles, of W. & C. W. res Stevenson bet First and Second
Wilson Wm. of W. & C. W. res Stevenson bet First and Second
Wilson & Hayward, dealers in feed and grain, 23 Battery
Wilson clerk, res 195 Cal'a
Wilson brds 88 Kearny
Wilson's Hotel, Richard Sheppard prptr, Mission Dolores
Wimer John, laborer, res S. s Stockton bet Sut- ter and Post
Wimmer Jacob, Merchants' Coffee Saloon, 148 Mont'y
Winans & Smith, shipping and com mchts, 48 Cal'a
Winans J. C. of Winans & Smith
Winchester E. H. of Main & Winchester, 82 Bat- tery, brds American Exchange
Winchester Market, Selie & Co. prptrs, 88 Kearny Winehill L. clerk, 119 Mont'y, res 60 Minna
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Windsor Wm. laundryman, S. s Tehama near Fifth
Winegar A. B. of Cary & W. 120 Front, res N. W. cor Jackson and Jones
WINES G. H. & CO. express office, 118 Sac'o, H. P. Wakelee agent
This company was established in New York, June, 1855, and in San Francisco July following. It has intercourse with the cities of the Atlantic States and Europe, and is the only express in the city which has direct communication with Central America, in all the principal towns of which an agency of the firm is established.
Wines John W. first assistant light house keeper Farralone Islands
Wines N. N. light house keeper, Farralone Islands
Wing Jolin D. mdse broker, cor Front and Com'l, 2d floor
Wing J. A. teamster, brds 20 Sansome
Wingate J. H. real estate dealer, res 181 Stock- ton
Wingerter Chas. J. tailor, 62 Kearny
WINKLE & WESTADT, prptrs California Ba- kery, S. E. cor Vallejo and Battery
Winkle Henry, of W. & Westadt
Winkler Chas. musician, Powell near Green
Winkler William, musician, res Powell near Green
Winn Arthur, laborer, brds Sansome near Green Winn D. brds Susquehanna House
Winn Mrs. E. C. prptrss Winn's Fountain Head, 163 Clay Winn M. L. 163 Clay
Winn Walter, clerk in U. S. Surveyor-General's office, res 343 Powell
Winn William, porter with Arrington & Co WINN'S FOUNTAIN HEAD SALOON, Mrs. E. C. Winn and D. Walley, prptrs, 163 Clay Winnard William, machinist, Pacific Foundry Winrow Joseph, seaman, res Pacific near Leav- enworth
Winship E. teacher private school, N. W. cor Broadway and Kearny
Winslow (M. D.) C. F. office Waverly Place
Winslow James, drayman with Geo. Petersen & Co. 67 Front
Winslow R. E. liquor saloon, S. E. cor Kearny and Clay, basement, res What Cheer House Winteler M. book-keeper at 94 Cal'a, res 84 Bush Winter Charles, hrds Rassette House
Winter Charles, res N. W. cor Dupont and Har- lem Place
Winter Casimir, clerk, 67 Cal'a, 2d floor
Winter Daniel, ornamental sign painter, 77 Jack- son
Winter Gabriel, book-keeper with L. & E. King, res cor Merchant and Mont'y
Winter George, office Brenham Place
Winter Mrs. H. dry goods dealer, N. W. cor Du- pont and Harlan Place
Winter John, dealer in hops, brewers' soda, etc. 67 Cal'a, 2d floor
Established June, 1852.
Winterburn George, printer, "Fireman's Jour- nal " office, res S. s Sutter bet Kearny and Dupont
Winterburn Joseph Jr. printer with O'Meara & Painter, res cor Jackson and Mason Winterburn J. printer, 171 Mont'y
Winterton J. B. clerk with Timmerman, Hyde & Co. brds Bush bet Kearny and Dupont
Winterton John, carrier "True Californian," res Bush near Kearny
Wintgins Francis, shutter-maker, res W. s Bel- den bet Bush and Pine
Wirth & Brother, butchers, cor Mont'y and Val- lejo
Wirth Edward, of W. & Brother
Wirth John, of W. & Brother
Wise Albert, clerk at Rockwell's, res W. s Ma- son near Green
Wise C. J. brds Niantic Hotel
Wise E. clerk at 97 Battery
Wise James, portrait painter, studio S. W. cor Sac'o and Mont'y, rcs E. s Mason bet Bush and Sutter
Wise J. H. gauger, Custom House
Wise Tully R. of Calhoun, W. & Della Torre
Wiseman John, har-room, N. s Chambers near Front
Wisker William, carpenter, 148 Sansome
Wistar Isaac J. att'y at law, office Wright's Bdg, N. W. cor Mont'y and Jackson, res Pacific above Stockton
Witbeck P. carriage maker, 64 Sansome
Witcell John, of Gowers & Co. S. F. Copper Works, 49 Jackson
Witcoschi C. M. cupper and leecher, 198 Kearny Witerton J. D. clerk, 116 Cal'a, res N. s Bush, bet Kearny and Dupont
Witham Wm. L. printer, 68 Merchant, brds N. s Virginia Place
Witherly F. machinist, Pacific Foundry
Withers Nathan, miller, First near Market, brds 6 Jessie
Wogan M. horse-shoer, 30 Webb
Wolf Bros. & Co. importers of clothing, 59 Sac Established February, 1850.
Wolf B. of Wolf Bros. & Co. 59 Sac'o
Wolf J. of Wolf Bros. & Co. 59 Sac
Wolf Abraham, clerk, with Wolf Bros. & Co. 59 Sac'o, res N. s Sutter het Dupont and Stock- ton
WOLF FREDERICK, importer, cor Wash'n and Jones Alley, res E. s Virginia bet Jackson and Wash'n
Wolf John, light house keeper, Point Bonita Wolf Louis, printer, at S. F. German office, res Minna bet Fifth and Simmons
Wolf P. P. clerk, 137 Sac'o, res 59 Sac'o
Wolfe James E. carpenter, res E. s Fourth · bet Market and Mission
Wolfe James, res N. s St. Charles, near Mont'y Wolff S. Bernard, dealer in fruit and confection- ery, 31 Mont'y
Wolfinger P. miller, hrds 55 Mont'y Wolfnot Maurice, baker res Mission Dolores Wolga - - brds 93 Buslı
Wolsenstein A. clerk with W. Galleck, 33 Pacific Wood A. G. hook-keeper with Thos. P. Flint
Wood Charles S. hook-keeper with Taaffe, McCa- hill & Co. res Harrison bet First and Second Wood Danied W. stevedore, res cor Greenwich and Mason
Wood E. R. stevedore, res S. s Clay bet Mason and Powell
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JOHN WINTER, COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 67 California Street, between Front and Battery, SAN FRANCI
BREWERS' SODA AND TANNERS' STOCK, DRUGS, ETC. CONSTANTLY ON HAND. Also, "CHOICE HOPS," in Bales, Half-Bales and Zinc. Orders. from any part of the State promptly attended to. Prices given, (and samples sent, if desired,) per return Express.
OGBAN OUSE.
YEOMANS & BARNARD, PROPRIETORS,
Beg leave to return thanks for the very liberal patronage hereto- fore received, and assure the public that nothing will be left un- done on their part to entitle the
OCEAN HOUSE,
in every particular, not only attractive to the PLEASURE SEEKER, but a home to the stranger and those desirous of procuring all the Comforts that a bell stored Harder and elegantly furnished Cable WILL AFFORD.
ALE PHE LUXURIES OF THE MARKET AS WELL AS TIIE
MOST CHOICE LIQUORS AND WINES,
Will be found constantly on hand at the OCEAN HOUSE, served up in the most approved manner.
CHAS. YEOMANS,
W. H. BARNARD.
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WOODWORTH & CO.,
IMPORTERS OF
PIANO CORTES
- AND - MELODEONS,
No. 16 Montgomery Street,. . San Francisco.
WILLER-MIX-SC.
Exclusive Agents in California for the sale of the .
STODART PIANO FORTE -AND- PRINCE'S MELODEONS.
MUSIC STOOLS AND PIANO COVERS IN EVERY VARIETY.
A LARGE STOCK OF PIANO FORTES FOR HIRE, ALWAYS ON HAND.
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Wood Mad. E. fashionable dress-maker, 4 Waverly Place
Wood Frank S. of Hodge & W. res S. s Wash'n above Powell
Wood Geo. (col'd) hair dressing saloon, 175 Clay, res N. s Scott bet Powell and Mason
Wood Henry, cigar dealer, brds Clay bet Dupont and Stockton
Wood H. tailor, 188 Kearny, 2d floor
Wood John H. salesman with Bryant & Co. 68 Battery
Wood J. hatter, 165 Com'l, res S. W. cor Jack- son and Virginia
Wood J. M. laborer, Custom House
Wood L. book-seller, brds What Cheer House
Wood Mrs. M. E. gent's furnishing goods, 207 Wash'n
Wood P. A. druggist, cor Merchant and East Wood P. T. prptr Niantic Hotel
Wood Sam'l A, importer of boots and shoes, 111 Battery
Established as Jones & Co. 1852; changed to George Bowen 1855, and to present style Jao., 1856.
Wood Seth, with Geo. N. Briggs
Wood Thos. res 42 Waverly Place
Wood T. M. of Mansfield & W. res 159 and 161 Mont'y
Wood T. J. clerk with Mansfield & Wood, 159 and 161 Mont'y, res N. s Bush bet Dupont and Stockton
Wood W. B. pattern maker, Pacific Foundry, res Mission, bet Second and Jane
Wood W. G. dep'y clerk Fourth District Court Wood Wm. H. clerk with S. A. Woods, res American Exchange
Wood Wm. H. clerk with J. O'Brien, res Second op Jessie
Wood Wm. J. res Green bet Dupont and Stockton Wood Wm. apothecary, res Second op Jessie Wood Z. 5 Waverly Place
Woodby Calvin E. pilot, res W. s Sonoma Place bet Green and Union
Woodhams Maurice, of Baily & W., S .. E. cor Stockton and Union
Woodis John E. caulker, res N. E. cor Pine and Leavenworth
Woodleaf H. of H. Cohn & Co. 61 Battery Woodley J. drayman at Wm. G. Badger's, res S. E. cor Third and Folsom
Woodley Wm. J. sea captain, brds 26 Battery Woodley John, teamster, res Fourth bet Folsom and Louisa
Woodlock John, laborer, brds at Orleans House Woodruff H. office 110 Cal'a, 3d floor, res N. s Cal'a bet Dupont and Stockton
Woodruff Judge, capitalist, office Cal'a, bet Leidesdorff and Sansome, res 190 Cal'a Woods F. H. broker, S. W. cor Com'I and Mont'y, res W. s Joyce bet Pine and Cal'a
Woods Geo. barber, res S. s Scott's Place Woods Harris, drayman, res Minna 1 door E. of Jane
Woods Mrs. Mary E. res 110 Pine WOODS ROBERT E. City and County Treas- urer, office W. s Kearny near Wash'n
Mr. W emigrated to California from Texas ; arrived in April, 1849; resided at Sacramento City nntil beginning of the year 1851, wben be removed to ('rescent City. In June of that year was elected County Judge of Klamath County for
tbe regular term of four years ; but, after serving one year, resigned, mocb to the regret of the people. Subsequently removed to San Francisco, and, for several years, transact- ed astock and money brokerage. In September, 1855, Mr. Woods was elected County Treasurer of S. F. County, and, by the consolidation bill, confirmed in his present position. The son of an old Kentucky physician. (Dr. John H. Wooos,) Mr. W. was educated at St. Joseph's College, and took the degree of M. D. Afterwards was attached to the U. S. A. as Assistant Surgeon. Possessing all the winning frankness of minner for wbieb Kentockians are distinguished, Mr. W. has made hosts of friends wherever be bas resided, whom his generosity has firmly attached.
Woods Wm. hack-driver with Jas. R. Travers Woodside & Brown, carriage-makers, 158 Cal'a Established in 1849 on Summer street.
Woodside E. G. of W. & B. res Mission bet Wood and Thorne
Woodward A. driver, res 33 Webb
Woodward C. C. of P. P. Hull & Co. " Town Talk " office, 149 Wash'n
Woodward Charles, watchman at What Cheer House
Woodward Mrs. Francis, cigar dealer, 214 Clay Woodward L. 87 Com'1, 2d floor
Woodward Mrs. M. actress, res St. Nicholas Hotel
Woodward R. B. prptr What Cheer House Woodward Wm. res 154 Sac'o
Woodward Wm. J. clerk at What Cheer House WOODWORTH & CO. importers piano-fortes, etc. 16 Mont'y bet Sutter and Post
Established as Woodworth & Morris in 1848. The first boild- ing ever erected upon the water lots, outside the line of the beach, was built by this firm in the month of December, 1848, at the foot of Clay Street, on the present site of the Clay Street Market, where Messrs. Woodwortb & Co con- tinued to transact bosiness until the fall of 1852, at which time they removed to 130 Clay Street ; theoce to their pres- ent location, Oct. 1856.
Woodworth Fred'k A. of W. & Co. res 36 Minna Woodworth Selim E. of W. & Co. res 36 Minna Woodyard H. W. of Sheppard & Woodyard, N. W. cor Dupont and Wash'n
Wool John, of Jones, Wool & Sutherland, 89 Mont'y
Wooley L. H. moulder, res 4 Third
WOOLF J. E. wholesale shirt depot, S. W. cor Sansome and Cal'a, res S. W. cor Union and Stockton
Woolf Geo. clerk, S. W. cor Sansome and Cal'a, res S. W. cor Union and Stockton
Woolf Louis, clothing dealer, 39 Pacific
Woolf Phillip, trader, res S. s Sutter bet Dupont and Stockton
Wooll John, carver and gilder, brds What Cheer House
Woolley G. W. physician, office 120 Bush, res N. s Broadway bet Stockton and Powell
Worden J. J. clerk, 87 Battery
WVores James, hats and caps, 161 Wash'n
Wormser Bros. importers and dealers in wines and liquors, 70 Battery
Establisbed in Oct. 1850.
Wormser Isaac, of W. Bros. res E. s Stockton bet Post and Sutter
Wormser Louis, of W. Bros. res E. s Stockton bet. Post and Sutter
Wormser L. of Meyer & Co. 174 Clay
Worn G. A. agent of Athenæum Bdg, room 16, 3d floor
Wort Henry, carpenter, Drumm near Jackson Worth C. A. expressman, brds Salina Place
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Worth E. of Hinckley, Hyde & Co. res 46 Mission Worth Jr. E. with Davis & Bowers
Worth F. A. clerk with Palmer, Cook & Co
Worth Fraucis M. waterman, res E. s Salina Place
Worth Henry, res with C. W. Cook
Worth William, E. pattern-maker, Fulton Iron Foundry
WORTHINGTON WM. painter, brds at What Cheer House
Worthington George, at Railroad House Worthsmith John, baker, brds 115 Bush
Wozencraft (M. D.) O. M. res Lombard bet Pow- ell and Stockton
Wray Charles, jeweler, res N. s Market bet Pow- ell and Stockton
WRAY JACOB, proprietor Clay Street Market, res 173 Mission bet First and Second
Wrebiden Claus, clerk, N. W. cor Third and Howard
WRIGHT & RODEN, proprietors livery and sale stables, 158 Pacific bet Mont'y and Kearny Wright G. H. of W. & Roden
Wright Andrew, machinist Vulcan Iron Works Wright Daniel, res cor Clark and Front
Wright Mrs. Elizabeth, (widow) res N. s Sher- wood Place
Wright G. W. res Mission bet Ridley and Tracy Elected to Congress 1849 until 1851.
Wright Capt. James A. res Clementina bet First and Second
Wright Joseph D. H. prptr Wright's Market, 54 Kearny
Wright Capt. John T. res cor Second and Minna Wright John T. clerk with Isaac Swain
Wright J. res cor Harrison and Main
Wright Samuel C. drayman, 105 Sansome, res N. s Minna bet Second and Third
Wright Washington, local editor "Alta Califor- nia," at office
Wright William, plasterer, res 15 Sutter
Wright William, lather, res W. s Jessie near Ecker
Wright's Market, Jos. Wright, prptr, 56 Kearny Wrigley Joseph, boiler-maker, Union Foundry ? Wulzen T. & D. liquor saloon, cor Clay aud East Wulzen Jobn, with Classen & Mowry
Wulzen & Brother, billiard saloon, basement of Parish Hotel
Wulzen Fred. of W. & Brother
Wulzen Robert, of W. & Brother
Wumberg H. liquors, N. s Folsom bet Third and Fourth
Wundsch (M. D.) E. S. E. cor Bush and Kearny, 2d floor, res St. Mark's Place
Wurm Joseph, blacksmith with C. Krause
Wyatt George H. book-keeper at Port Warden's office, 41 and 42 U. S. Bdg
Wybal Mrs. B. laundress, W. s August Alley Wyckoff & Co. importers, 123 Sansome Wyckoff Geo. of W. & Co.
Wyman C. D. sign painter, Wash'n near Davis Wyman G. D. painter, 229 Clay
Wyman O. carpenter, res 20 Kearny Wyman - , with Cooke & Schenck Wymas George, caulker, brds 20 Sansome Wyndham James C. printer, 12 Charles
Wynn John B. of Searle & W. res E. s Stockton near Post
Wynn Wm. porter, N. W. cor Sausome and Market, 2d floor
Wylie John W. clerk with Davis and Seger, 60 Cal'a
Wyse Chas. loborer, res S. W. cor Market and First
Wyse N. II. office over Lucas, Turner & Co's Bank, brds Oriental Hotel
YALE GREGORY, att'y at law, brds N. E. cor Bush and Sansome
Yales Wm. carpenter, res E. s Stockton near Lombard
Yanney (M. D.) H. P. office 118 Sac'o, over Wines' Express
Yanssen Edmund, mcht, res Second near Mellus Yard Chas. B. Sr. upholsterer at Baker's, brds E. s Union near Lafayette
Yard C. B. Jr. printer, "Golden Era " office, brds Union near Lafayette
Yates Jno. D. printer, res Lewis Place bet Tay- lor and Jones
Years George, barber 154 Front
YEOMANS & BARNARD, prptrs Ocean House, 84 miles from Plaza on Ocean House Road YEOMANS CHAS. of Y. & Barnard, Ocean House
Yerba Buena Cemetery, bounded by Market, McAllister and Larkin, Henry R. Swift, keeper
Yerkes Joseph, of Smiley, Y. & Co.
Yerkes Isaac, clerk with Smiley, Yerkes & Co. Youk Tin, provisions, 207 Dupont
Young Charles, clerk, res 38 Mellus
Young Donald, of Keenan & Y. 123 Pine
Young Geo. clerk, brds What Cheer House
Young Henry, baker at What Cheer House
Young (M. D.) J. C. room 10 Express Building, res Chatham Place
Young J. J. & Co. salt dealers, S. E. cor Cal'a and Front
Young Ladies Seminary, S. s Cal'a bet Kearny and Dupont
Established Sept. 20, 1852, by Rev. Peter S. Williamson and Lady, who still conduct it. M. De Laguna, professor of modern languages.
YOUNG MENS' CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
rooms Armory Hall Bdg, cor Sac'o and Mont'y
Organized July, 1853. C. W. Bond, Pres't : J. W. Knox, Rec. Sec'y ; John Archibald, Cor. Scc'y ; Wm. F. Herrick, Treas'r; L. P. Fisher, Librarian. Regular meetings, third Monday evening of each month, and prayer meeting every Saturday evening.
Young Mrs. M. millinery, 165 Clay
Young N. grocer, N. E. cor Pacific and Sansome Young (M. D.) R. S. 28 Leidesdorff Young Thomas, millinery, 165 Clay
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Younger Alex. res Sonoma Place
Younge Mad. R. teacher of music and languages, 42 Bush
Yu Fung & Co. (Chinese) mchts, 181 Sac'o Yu Seong & Co. (Chinese) mchts, 194 Sac'o
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ZABRISKIE E. B. att'y at law, brds International Hotel
Zabriskie W. M. prosecuting att'y, Police Court Zachariah Henry, watch-maker with F. Morrig Zachariah I. (M. D.) office 148 Mont'y Zachariah Lyon, cigar store, 161} Kearny Zadig P. clerk, cor Wash'n and Stockton Zahn E. clerk, 135 Mont'y, 2d floor Zahn H. grocer, Vallejo bet Powell and Mason Zakreski Alex. & Co. lithography and topograph- ical drawing, office 100 Merchant, 3d floor Zander L. P. book-keeper, Express Dep't Wells, Fargo & Co. res N. s Geary near Taylor Zane J. P. harness-maker, 86 Kearny, res W. s Belden Place
Zaralto Mariano, dealer in cattle, Mission Dolores Zech Jacob, piano forte maker, 170 Sansome, res S. s Post bet Mason and Powell
Zeh & Bros. prptrs Catharine Market, Dupont near Broadway
Zeh Louis, of Z. & Bros
Zeb Gottlib, of Z. & Bros
Zeil G. importer, res S. s Eddy bet Taylor and Jones
Zeile & Runkel, prptrs Public Bakery Zeile Robert, of Z. & R.
Zeile (M. D.) Frederick, office and res Pacific bet Mont'y and Kearny, Russian St'm Bath Bgd
Zeile John, prptr Pacific Mills
Zellcox Frank, hog ranch, cor Hyde and Turk Zemlin F. of Poetz & Zemlin, 98 Cal'a
Zemmet A. fruit dealer, Clay Street Market, res 38 Leidesdorff
Zerker D. tailor, 155 Com'l
Zerman C. res Taylor bet Sutter and Post Zerman Emanuel, res with C. Zerman
Ziegenhist Brothers, tassel and fringe manfs, 210 Clay
Ziegenhist Henry, of Z. Bros. 210 Clay Ziegenbist Lewis, of Z. Bros. 210 Clay
Ziel, Bertheau & Co. importers of general mer- chandise, 72 and 74 Cal'a, up stairs.
Established Oct. 1849.
Ziel Gustavus, of Z. B. & Co. 72 and 74 Cal'a, np stairs
Zimmer John, barber, brds 55 Mont'y
Zimmer E. pawnbroker, 181 Com'l, 2d floor
Zimmerman C. liquor saloon, E. s Spring bet Cal'a and Pine
Zinser F. P. grocer, S. E. cor Union and Dupont Ziveybruch C. S. Vallejo bet Stockton and Powell
Ziveybruck & Wierss, cigars, 213 Wash'n Zorn H. painter, res Hinkley near Pinkney Place Zottmann Daniel. porter, 63 Battery
Zschiesche E. shoe-maker, W. s Dupont near Green
Zublin Llew. printer, at Excelsior Office, Clay Zumbult F. locksmith, 39 Sansome, res Pacific bet Kearny and Mont'y
NAMES, REMOVALS, STATISTICS, ETC.,
RECEIVED TOO LATE FOR REGULAR INSERTION.
ACKERMAN & MORITZ, dealers in dry goods, 53 Kearny
Ackerman H. of A. & M. 53 Kearny Agnew J. fireman at Gas Works Alden James H. brewer, Mission Dolores Alemany Most Reverend Jos. S. Archbishop of California, res cor Pine and Quincy ALTA CALIFORNIA, a daily newspaper, 124 Sac'o
Established as a weekly, Jan. 4, 1849 : changed to a semi- weekly, Dec. 10, 1849 ; and to a daily, Jan. 20, 1850. The original proprietors of the " Alta " were, E. Gilbert, E. C. Kemble, R. C. Moore and J. B. Omisten. After numerous changes this, the oldest paper in California, has become the property of an association of practical printers, with Mr. Moore, one of its original owners, at their head, and now enjoys a very large and rapidly increasing circulation. Issued semi-daily, weekly and semi-monthly : a mammoth sheet in size and conducted with marked nhility.
ALTA TELEGRAPH COMPANY, office 97 Merchant, office in Latham's Bdg, (Sacra- mento) J bet Second and Third
On the 3d day of October, 1856, this line was fully completed to this city and the first message transmitted through direct to Sacramento, From that city this company at an early day penetrated the interior, and now by a net-work of tele- graphic line connected San Francisco with all the chief mining towns. The line from Sacramento crosses the river at that place to Washington, thence to Bepecia, where it crosses the Straits to Martinez; thence to Oakland, and thence across the Bay to this city. Much difficulty bas
heen experienced in laying the submarine wire at the ser- eral crossings, but has been finally successfully effected. Officers : H. H. Hartley, President ; A. G. Richardson, Treasurer ; W. W. Smith, Secretary ; James Gamble, Geo'l Sup't of the eotire line, Sacramento.
American Theater, cor Sansome and Halleck
This fine edifice was erected towards the close of the year 1854, at a cost of $60,000, and opened under the management of J. I Neafie, Esq. Dimensions 44 by 40 feet on Sansome, then 54 by 120. At the sale of the Folsom estate this prop- erty was purchased by Loyd Tevis, Esq., for $30,100.
Ames John, Recording Clerk, Hall of Records, res Broadway W. of Stockton
Angler Phineas, drayman, Mission Dolores
Ash Israel, of Freedman & Ash, Market Street Wharf
Auger Rev. Louis Alphonse, assistant pastor of Church of Notre-Dame des Victoires, res in rear of Church
Ordained March, 1856.
Austin John, comedian, American Theater Avila Mrs. Rosa, res Mission Dolores
Ayers James C. prptr Brass Foundry, Oregon bet Front and Davis
Established on Broadway, 1850 : in 1852 removed to Clay St .; 1853 removed to California Street ; thence to Front Street ; and on the 11th July, 1854, foundry destroyed by fire. Re-established same year at present location.
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