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Neman Martin, laborer, res w s Jefferson, bet 5th and 6th sts.
Neil Win. plasterer, res 6th, bet Jefferson and Grove sts.
Nelle Wilhelm (Ealand and Nelle) Broadway House, cor Broadway and 1st sts.
Newland Edward. (A. & E. Newland) livery stable, 7th, bet Broadway and Washington sts.
Newland Andrew, (A. & E. Newland) 7th, bet Broadway and Washington sts.
Neilan J., laborer, res s.s 6th, bet Washington and Clay sts.
Newton G. W., expressman, res s w cor 4th and Webster sts.
Nicholson Isaac E., physician, office n w cor Sth and Broaway.
Nicholson W., shoemaker, res n e cor 3d and Brush sts.
Niswander Jacob S., machinist, res s w cor Wood and William. sts.
Niemann R., clerk, Ghiradelli's Branch, cor 3d and Broadway, NOLAN S., Bellevue Nursery, Telegraph Road.
Nolan B., plasterer, n w cor 5th and Washington sts.
Nolan M., laborer res w s Clay, bet 3d and 4th sts.
Noone M., laborer, res n w cor 5th and Jefferson sts.
Noll L., paper hanger, res s e cor 3d and Harrison sts.
NOBLETT ROBT, Fashion Livery Stable, Broadway, bet 7th and Sthi sts, res n s Sth st, bet Broadway and Franklin.
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OAKLAND DIRECTORY.
SHATTUCK & HILLEGASS'
LIVERY STABLE,
Broadway, between Seventh and Eighth Sts., OAKLAND. n
SUPERIOR SADDLE, BUGGY AND CARRIAGE HORSES ALWAYS IN READINESS FOR HIRE.
The strictest attention given to Horses kept on Livery.
LOUIS RERAT
OPTICIAN AND WATCHMAKER,
Broadway, near the Depot, Oakland.
Watches, Jewelry and Silver Ware repaired. Jewelry made to order. Old Spectacle Frames re-set with new Glasses.
W. W. MCKENZIE, UNDERTAKER,
North Side 8th street, between Broadway and Franklin, OAKLAND.
Funerals conducted in the best possible manner, and with promptness and dispatch. All undertaking at the most reason- able rates.
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OAKLAND [N] DIRECTORY.
Nottingby S., quartz miner, Idaho, res s w cor Jefferson and 4thı st.
Nunn Alexander, gardener, res cor Center and 8th sts.
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O'Brien J., blacksmith, res n side 2d st, bet Broadway and Franklin.
O'Brien J., cook, res n side 5th st, bet Grove and Jefferson.
O'Brien Terrence, carpenter, res Grove st, bet Pine and Ceder.
O'Connell J., grocer, cor 9th and Broadway.
O'Connell Peter, teamster, with J. O'Connell.
O'Connell James, teamster, with J. O'Connell.
O'Connell Patrick, laborer res s s 6th st, bet Alice and Jackson.
O'Connell James, laborer, res Mechanics' Exchange.
O'Conner Mary Mrs., res w s Franklin st, bet 1st and 2d.
O'Conner John, livery stable, Broadway, bet 7th and Sth sts, res n s 7th st, bet Broadway and Franklin.
O'Connor J. Miss, dressmaker, resn side 3d st, bet Broadway and Franklin.
O'Callaghan E., laundryman, Contra Costa Laundry, res cor 14th and Kirkham sts.
Ogilby Robert E., civil engineer, res s s 5th st, bet Alice and Jackson.
Ogg James O., carpenter, res Franklin st, bet 13th and 14th.
O'Keefe M. Mrs., res w s Clay st, bet 7th and 8th.
O'Keffe M., gas man, res n s 3d st, bet Broadway and Franklin.
O'Reilley B., builder, res se cor 7th and Clay'sts.
OLNEY (James N.) & CO., (Charles C. Olney,) real estate
agents and auctioneers, Broadway bet 7th and Sth sts, res Alice Park.
OLNEY CHARLES C., (Olney & Co.,) res Alice Park.
Olney James N., Jr., (Olney & Barnes) architect, Broadway, bet 8th and 9th st, res Alice Park, Alice st.
Olsen II., laundryman, Contra Costa Laundry, res cor 14th and Kirkham sts.
O'Neil Eliza Miss, laundress, res Contra Costa Laundry.
O'Neill James, landscape gardener, res San Pablo Road.
O'Neal Eugene, draughtsman, S. F., res Oakland Point.
O'Riley B., carpenter, res s e cor 7th and Clay sts.
O'Rourke Mary Mrs., res w s Clay st, bet 7th and Sth.
Oran John, broom maker, with J. Gordon, cor 12th and Broad- way sts.
Ortman C. L. Mrs., Oakland Restaurant, Broadway, bet 7th and 8th sts.
Orr John C., painter, res w s Clay st, bet 3d and 4th.
O'Sullivan M., laborer, res s s 1st st, bet Webster and Franklin. Otto Herman, laborer, at Washington Brewery.
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OAKLAND DIRECTORY.
DR. FONDA'S Oakland Infirmary,
FOR THE TREATMENT OF ALL DISEASES OF THE EYE, EAR AND THROAT.
Being fully conversant with the latest discoveries and newest inventions in surgical and remedial appliances, and having dis- carded many of the old, obsolete and injurious medicines and caustics, substituting those that have been found by an experi- ence of twenty years' practice, safer and better.
EXTREME CASES CURED IN A FEW WEEKS. ALL SURGICAL OPERATIONS SUCCESSFULLY PERFORMED. Steel and other Foreign Substances Skillfully Re- moved from the Eye, and Without Pain.
Persons destitute of means prescribed for without charge. Infirmary and Office, Point Station, Opposite Railroad Depot. Post Office, Oakland.] P. W. FONDA, Surgeon in charge.
FRANK M. FONDA & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware, RAILROAD AVENUE, OAKLAND POINT.
Plumbing and Gas Fitting done to order.
RailroadExchange,
OAKLAND POINT.
J. FRESE, Proprietor.
This well-known Pioneer establishment is kept as a first-class Mechanics' Hotel.
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OAKLAND [O] DIRECTORY.
Outwater James D., bookkeeper, at Oakland Bank of Savings, res es Clay st, bet 6th and 7th.
Overstreet Will F., printer, " Transcript " office, res s s 9tli st, bet Franklin and Broadway.
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PARKER WM. C., DOCTOR., broker, S. F., res n w cor 4th and Alice st.
Parker J. H., baker, res s w cor 4th and Jackson sts.
Parker Anthony, sexton Catholic Church, res n s 7th st, bet Grove and Jefferson.
PARKER FRANK MISS, assistant teacher instrumental music, Pacific Female College, res at the College.
Partz Julius, miner, res s e cor Webster and 6th sts.
Partz A. F. W., mining engineer, s e cor Webster and 6th sts.
Patch Mary R. Miss, res n w cor Brush and 11th sts.
Patch G., res n w cor Brush and 11th sts.
Paddock Geo., painter, res s s 6th st, bet Grove and Castro.
Paddock M. B. Mrs., res cor Brush and 18th sts.
PAGE F. S., (F. S. Page & Co.,) lumber dealer, Point, res Oak st, bet 9th and 10th.
Page S. L., (Barlow & Page), wood yard, 11th st, near Broad- way.
Palmer, H. A., cashier bank, S. F., res e s Clay st, bet 9th and 10th.
Palmer Geo. M., harness maker, with J. Lentell, res s s 12th st, bet Broadway and Franklin.
Palmer Charles T. H., banker, res e s Clay st, bet 9th and 10th.
Paul John, New York Bakery, Broadway, bet 8th and 9th sts. Paul Colin, tinsmith, res cor Wood and Everett sts.
PARDEE E. H. DR., occulist, S. F., res n e cor Grove and Castro sts.
Partenscky C., laundryman, res 12th st, bet Kirkham and Center. Packard Edwin H., manufacturer, res Railroad Exchange.
Parmeland F., clerk in French and Italian Restaurant.
Parsley Wm. H., laborer, res Broadway, bet 3d and 4th sts. Paris Charles, carpenter, res s s 2d st, bet Washington and Clay. PASMORE E. J., Prof. of Music, Oakland College School, cor 12th and Harrison sts, res 12th st, near Harrison.
Parkinson W. H., Perry Pavement, S. F., res n e cor Sth and Grove st.
Pacheco M., teamster, res s w cor Franklin and 3d sts.
Pacheco Jesus, teamster, res s w cor Webster and 3d sts.
Perkins H. F., machinist, at Pioneer Planing Mills, res cor Washington and Clay sts.
Perkins Wm., carpenter, res w s Franklin st, bet 9th and 10th. Peters William, res s w cor 10th and Grove st.
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OAKLAND DIRECTORY.
EDMUND P SANFORD, APOTHECARY, Broadway, above Eighth street, Oakland.
A select assortment of FINE, CLOTH, HAIR, NAIL, TOOTH, AND SHAVING
BRUSHES, Lubin's Soaps, Pinaud's Lettuce Soap, Bailey's Spermecti Tablet, Rigge's Military Shaving Soap, OPERA PEARLINE, Bazin's Prize Medal Toilet Powder, LAIRD'S BLOOM OF YOUTH, Burnett's Kalliston for the Complexion, Cocoaine for the Hair, Oriental Tooth Wash, Gornell's Cherry Tooth Paste, Humphrey's Homeopathic Medicines,
By the case or vial. All of which will be sold at reasonable prices.
JOHN RACKLIFFE
Corner of Broadway and Eighth street, Oakland,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
-IN-
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
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OAKLAND [P] DIRECTORY.
Peeters Win., res 15th st, bet Market and West sts.
Peterson HI. L., res n w cor 2d and Alice sts.
Peterson Peter, milkman, res n w cor 2d and Alice sts.
Peterson John, (colored) whitewasher, res n s 7th st, bet Frank- lin and Webster.
Peterson George, polytechnist, res s s 7th st, bet Adeline and Center.
Penoyer J. W., bookkeeper, Florence Sewing Machines, res 7th st, near Pine, Point.
Penoyer C. H. Mrs., dressmaker, Point.
Pelletier H., wines, liquors and billiards, Broadway, bet 6th and 7th sts, res e s Clay st, bet 4th and 5th.
PENDLETON B. F (Pendleton & Co.), Oakland Mills, Broad- way, bet 13th and 14th st, res w s Broadway, bet 12th and 13th sts.
Peck Leman, coachman at Pacific Female College, res at College. Pelouze William, type founder, S. F., res 7th st, bet Pine and Wood.
Perean E. A. Mrs., dressmaker, res n s 4th st, bet Castro and Grove.
Peckham N. Mrs., res n s 7th st, bet Jefferson and Clay.
Pennypacker Joseph, printer, res n s 6th st, bet Clay and Jef- ferson.
Percy Samuel, res on San Pablo Road.
Perry George, U. S. Mint, S. F., res n e cor Market and 6th sts.
Pelle A., boots and shoes, Broadway, bet Sth and 9th sts.
Peter C., clerk, Ghirardelli's Branch, cor 3d and Broadway.
Pfister Roger (Pfister & Kierkheiner), confectioners, Broadway, bet 6th and 7th sts.
Pfester Julien, confectioner, Broadway, bet Sth and 9th sts.
Phelps J. La Rose, printer, " Transcript " office, res s s 9th st, bet Broadway and Franklin.
Phelps C., laundryman, Contra Costa Laundry, res cor 14th and Kirkham sts.
Phelps M. Mrs., teacher District No. 1, res cor 13th and Frank- lin sts.
Philips Chas. W. (Philips & Blanding), real estate, S. F., res cor 13th and Franklin sts.
Phillips David L., res Castro st, bet 13th and 14th.
Phillips M. C., boot and shoe store, Broadway Block, bet 11th and 12th sts.
Philips Geo., carpenter, res n e cor Lincoln and Willow sts.
Pinkham Willis P., mason, res 16th st, bet West and Market.
Pinkham George, carpenter, res s s 3d st, bet Webster and Franklin.
Pinkham George, Jr., res s s 3d st, bet Webster and Franklin.
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OAKLAND DIRECTORY.
B. F. PENDLETON. J. M. LEARNED.
PENDLETON & CO., OAKLAND MILLS,
Broadway, Junction San Pablo and Telegraph Roads, Oakland.
ALL KINDS OF GRIST WORK ON REASONABLE TERMS.
FOR SALE:
Extra Family Flour,
Ground Barley, Oats,
Extra Bakers' Flour, Extra Superfine Flour, Superfine Flour, Graham Flour, Rye Flour, Corn Meal,
Bran,
Shorts,
Middlings,
Chicken Feed,
Etc. Etc.
All orders for goods will be promptly attended to and delivered to any part of the city of Oakland free of charge.
R. TURNEY,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY,
Broadway, near Seventh street.
Physicians' Prescriptions Accurately Dispensed.
EUREKA HOTEL, Corner 7th and Washington sts., OAKLAND.
THE BEST ACCOMMODATION FOR FAMILIES, ETC.
HENRY H. MEYER, Proprietor.
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OAKLAND [P] DIRECTORY.
Pinkham Porter, carpenter, res 16th st, bet Market and West. PINKERTON T. H., M.D., physician and surgeon, office and res n w cor 7th and Washington sts.
Pierson George, miner and amalgamator, res n w cor 10th and . Brush sts.
Pine W. H., laborer, res w s Peralta st, bet Seward and Lincoln. Pidgeon Joseph, teamster, res n w cor Webster and 6th sts.
Pilgrim G. T., laundryman, res Contra Costa Laundry.
Plummer J. W., carpenter, res s e cor Pine and Lincoln sts.
Plunkett Jas. C., printer, "Transcript " office, res Lindsay's Hotel, Brooklyn.
Playter E. W., bookkeeper, S. F., res n w cor Castro and 14th sts.
Potter Chas. H. Mrs., res 14th st, bet Castro and West.
Potter G. C., engineer and surveyor, S. F., res Telegraph and San Pablo Roads.
Potter Jolin, wood and coal dealer, n e cor 6th and Washington sts, res s s 3d st, bet Washington and Clay.
Potter A. F., wheelwright, res ss 6th st, bet Clay and Washing- ton.
Potter Frederick, res 6th st, bet Washington and Clay.
. PORTER S. DR., homeopathic physician, office Broadway Block, bet 11th and 12th sts, ress w cor 12th and Franklin. Porter J. J., stoves and tinware, Broadway, bet 8th and 9th sts, res n s 10th st, bet Webster and Harrison.
POLLACK, L. M. Mrs., teacher of music, Oakland Seminary, Washington st, bet 11th and 12th.
Patenski Chas., laundryman, res Contra Costa Laundry.
Polita Senora, laundress, res s s 1st st, bet Franklin and Webster.
Post Peter, carpenter, res n e cor Wood and Taylor sts.
Pomeroy H. B., res w s 5th st, bet Grove and Castro.
Polza Wm., grainer, res s w cor 9th and Franklin sts.
Price Augustus, clerk, with Peter Baker.
Price David, Jr., carpenter, res s s 5th st, bet Castro and Grove. Price. Lewis, moulder, res Railroad Exchange.
Prouse J. E., printer, S. F., res at the Point.
Prince Henry G., res 15th st, bet Brush and West.
Prince Allen B., builder, res James st. bet Wood and William.
PRATT D. W., house, ornamental and carriage painter, n e
cor Broadway and 11th sts, res ns 11th st, bet Grove and Castro.
Prosser John, builder, res w s Franklin st, bet 6th and 7th.
Putzar Louis, ship carpenter, res Goss st, bet Bay and Cedar.
Putzar Wm., carpenter, res n s Taylor st, bet Wood and Pine.
Quinn J., laborer, res n w cor 5th and Jefferson sts. Quinn P., cattle dealer, res n s 10th st, bet Grove and Castro.
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OAKLAND DIRECTORY.
FASHION
LIVERY AND SALE STABLES.
HOLLAND, MCCLEVERTY & NOBLETT,
East Side of Broadway, between 7th and 8th Streets.
The Public supplied with Horses and Carriages on Reasonable Terms.
Particular attention paid to Boarding Horses.
J. TYRREL'S Book and Stationery Establishment, AND NEWS DEPOT,
Wilcox Block, Broadway, between 8th and 9th Streets CONTAINS A WELL SELECTED STOCK OF Stationery, Blank Books, Gold Pens, Fancy Goods, Fine Cutlery, Memorandum Books,
LETTER, NOTE, BILL, CAP AND LEGAL PAPERS,
Together with all the Standard Novels and Latest Publications. Also, all articles usually kept in a Stationery Store.
All the Eastern Magazines and Newspapers furnished at the lowest prices, and delivered to subscribers.
Agency of the "Oakland Daily News," and "S. F. Morning Chronicle."
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OAKLAND [Q] DIRECTORY.
Quigley Michael, laborer, res Webster st, near 18th. Quill Daniel, laborer, res ns 7th st, bet Julia and Jackson.
Quill James, gardener, res Washington Hotel.
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Rand D. H., res n s 7th st, bet Pine and Wood.
Rathjan D., res n s 7th st, bet Jefferson and Clay.
Raphael Chas, glazier, Broadway, bet 10th and 11th sts.
Raymond J. P. (J. P. Raymond & Co.), general commission merchant, S. F., res s e cor 14th and Harrison sts.
Raynor Clark, night-watchman, res Washington Hotel.
Rainor Lyman, drayman, S. F., res Bay Place, near Telegraph Road.
Randall M. P. Mrs., res San Pablo Road.
Randall Amos G., carpenter, res Taylor st.
Ratcliffe Magdalen, res 7th st, bet Bay and Cedar.
RAPPLEYE JULIA A. MISS, teacher Oakland Seminary.
Rankin Jno. H., attorney-at-law, res Eureka Hotel, cor 7th and Washington sts.
RACKLIFFE JOHN, grocer, cor Sth and Broadway sts, res s e cor Sth and Brush sts.
Rabe Mrs. Dr., res s e cor 12th and Franklin sts.
REED CHARLES G. (Goodrich & Reed), hardware, Broadway bet 12th and 13th sts, res cor Market and 6th sts.
Reed John, engineer, res Washington Hotel.
Reed Wm., superintendent Long Bridge, S. F., res Market st, bet 15th and 16th.
Reynolds John, gardener, with E. P. Flint, n s 12th st, bet Wash- ington and Clay.
Reynolds R. S., commission merchant, S. F., res s s 4th st, bet Franklin and Webster.
Reynall Camille, blacksmith, res n w cor 2d and Washington sts. REIMERS A. (Mueller & Reimers), watchmaker and jeweler, Broadway, bet Sth and 9th sts.
Reier Chas., Broadway, bet 8th and 9th sts.
REINACHI E. S. (Reinach & Co.), dry goods, cor Broadway and 6th sts.
Reilly P. J., druggist, S. F., res s s 2d st, bet Webster and Frank- lin sts.
Rediekin B., plasterer, res n s 9th st, bet Franklin and Webster. Rediek J. B., student, res Hobart st, bet San Pablo and Tele- graph Roads.
Redding D. W., carpenter, res n s 6th st, bet Clay and Wash- ington.
Remillard P. N., brickyard, at San Antonio, res n e cor Clay and 6th sts.
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OAKLAND DIRECTORY.
CHAS. B. RUTHERFORD, PAINTER
Broadway, between Ninth and Tenth streets, Oakland.
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE,
INCLUDING
FRESCO, ENAMEL, AND MOSAIC WORK, IN GOLD AND COLORS,
IMITATIONS OF WOOD AND MARBLE. -ALSO- Scenic Decorations,
Or any plain or Ornamental Work appertaining to the trade.
Constantly on hand, all materials for the trade, including OILS, WHITE LEAD, TURPENTINE, BRUSHES, COLORS, ETC.
N. B .- I have employed CHARLES RAFAEL, an ex- perienced GLAZIER, who will attend to Glazing in all its branches. Material furnished at the lowest rates.
All kinds and sizes of Common Glass, also,
CRYSTAL SHEET -AND ---
FRENCH PLATE GLASS,
Of any size, furnished and set.
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OAKLAND [R] DIRECTORY.
Rosenberg N., Cosmopolitan Hotel Clothing Store, w s Broad- way, bet 7th and Sth sts, res ws Franklin st, bet 7th and Sth. Reader Philip, stableman, res Washington Hotel.
Reis B., teamster, res s e cor 2d and Alice sts.
Reyburn Thos. S., bricklayer, res ns 4th st, bet Grove and Castro. Rutzke F., wood and coal yard, 7th st, bet Market and Brush, res s e cor Market and 6th sts.
Rea Thos., lumberman, res cor Adeline and 16th sts.
RERAT LOUIS, optician, watches and jewelry, Broadway, bet 6th and 7th sts, res s s Sth st, bet Alice and Harrison.
Reinstadler F., carpenter, res s w cor 1st and Franklin sts.
Redington J. M., student, res cor Clay and 10th sts.
Reichling F., assayer, San Francisco, res n w cor Linden and Sth sts.
Richardson J. H. (Richardson & Blair), stair builder, Pioneer Mills, res n w cor 4th and Webster sts.
Richardson H. Rev., Agent American Bible Society, res s s 6th st, bet Grove and Castro.
Richardson R. B. Mrs., res s s 4th st, bet Broadway and Wash- ington.
Ring Geo. A., blacksmith, res s s Franklin st, bet 7th and Sth.
Ring Daniel, laborer, res s s 3d st, bet Webster and Franklin.
Rice C. H., butcher, People's Market, s w cor 4th and Broadway, res w s Jackson st, bet 3d and 4th.
Rising W. B., teacher, res n e cor Grove and 13th sts.
Ritchie Jno. N., laborer, res Washington Hotel.
Rigby Judson, assistant, City Engineer's office, res Brooklyn.
Reilly Patrick, poultry, City Market, cor Broadway and 5th sts, res 3d st, bet Washington and Broadway.
Reilly James, plasterer, res Mechanics' Exchange.
Richards, E. S., carpenter, res Mechanics' Exchange.
Ross John, painter, res n s 3d st, bet Broadway and Washington. Ross O. A., miller, res s s 3d st, bet Broadway and Franklin. Roberts John W., miner, res s w cor Alice and 10th sts.
Roberts Joseph, tanner, res s w cor Alice and 10th sts. Roberts E., laborer, Oakland Point.
Robbitz Edward, laborer, res Cedar st, bet William and Adeline. Rogers J. R., builder, res w s Washington st, bet 10th and 11th. Rogers E. K., marine engineer, res Goss st, bet Pine and Wood. Rogers Elisha P., marine engineer, res Division st, bet Pine and Wood.
Rogers Philip, well digger, res cor Elm and Peralta sts.
Rogers Henry, merchant, S. F .; res Jackson st, bet 14th and 15th. Rogers Thomas, res s s 10th st, bet Alice and Jackson.
ROBERTSON W. F., teacher Oakland Academy, Telegraph Avenue.
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OAKLAND DIRECTORY.
D. STUART'S BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
Broadway, between Eighth and Ninth sts., Oakland,
Is the pioneer establishment of its kind in Oakland. Es- tablished in 1857. It has grown with the growth of our pros- perous city, which shows that the increase in prosperity has not been slow ; and we expect to keep fully up with the demands of our rapidly increasing population.
We have constantly on hand a full assortment of Eastern made
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Also, manufactured to order and for our own trade, a superior article of
Ladies' and Children's Fashionable Balmorals and Gaiters.
Constantly on hand, the CIRAGE FRANCAIS, or French Dress- ing for Ladies' and Children's Shoes-something that will not rub off and soil the clothing.
Chilion Beach,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
34 Montgomery street, opposite the Lick House, San Francisco.
Sabbath School and Juvenile Books, A large and well selected stock.
Paper Stamped with Initials, to order, without Charge.
Visiting Cards Written, Engraved, or Printed.
A liberal discount to Sabbath Schools, Clergymen, and Teachers.
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OAKLAND [R] DIRECTORY.
Robinson Henry, plasterer, res 12th st, bet Broadway and Wash- ington.
Robinson Madison, laborer, res s w cor Grove and 2d sts.
Robinson Jesse Dr., res w s Grove st, bet Sth and 9th.
Rodolph S. F., physician, office and res s e cor Clay and 10th st. Rouff C., laundryman, Contra Costa Laundry; res cor 14th and Kirkham sts.
Rosa Gustavus, fruit dealer, 7th st, bet Broadway and Wash- ington.
Rowell W. K., real estate, Broadway Block, res e s Telegraph Road, n of Bay Place.
Ryan Daniel, moulder, res Point Bakery.
Ryan Richard, horse-shoer, with Martin Ryan, cor 7th and Wash- ington sts, res Mechanics' Exchange.
Ryan J., teamster, res n s 9th st, bet Grove and Jefferson.
SALOMEE S. M. MISS, Superioress of the Convent of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart, res Webster st, near New Broad- way.
Saucaze G., painter. res ns 2d st, bet Broadway and Franklin.
Saxtorph H., res w s Franklin st, bet 3d and 4th.
Sadwick Elisha, shoemaker, res s s 5th st, bet Castro and Brush.
Sangrader D., boots and shoes, cor Broadway and 10th sts.
Sarpy Oscar, with L. G. Bruguiere, wood and coal, 7th st, cor Broadway and Franklin.
SANFORD È P., druggist, Broadway, bet 8th and 9th sts, res n w cor Clay and 13th st.
Sanderson James, laborer, res s s 10th st, bet Castro and Grove. Sanborne S. S., attorney-at-law, res w s Clay st, bet 10th and 11th. Scott R. C., laborer, Washington Hotel.
SCOTT C. H., fruit, vegetables and poultry, 7th st, bet Broad- way and Washington.
Scott J. V., carpenter, res Broadway, bet 10th and 11th st.
Scott John, contractor, s e cor 5th and Jackson sts.
Scott E. F., carpenter, res Mechanics' Exchange.
Scott Alexander, res s w cor Market and 6th sts.
Scotchler Jno. J., bookkeeper, S. F., res e s Lincoln st, bet West- 10th and West-12th.
Scotchler J. B., marine insurance, S. F., res s e cor West-12th and Adeline sts.
Scotchler Jas., res cor Adeline and 12th sts.
Scoville J. A., laborer, res s w cor 7th and Brush sts.
Scoville Hiram H., machinist, res n s Atlantic st, bet Pine and Cedar.
Scoville Ives, machinist, Oakland Point.
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OAKLAND DIRECTORY.
WM. A. KOLLMYER, LOOKING GLASS AND PICTURE FRAME MAKER, No. 646 CLAY STREET, Between Montgomery and Kearny streets, San Francisco.
Ornamental Gilt Frames, Cord, Tassels, Picture Frames, Window Cornices, Paintings Cleaned and Varnished, Old Frames Regilt, Picture Frames Hung, Boxed or Removed.
ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED
No. 646 Clay Street, near Kearny.
EUREKA LIVERY STABLE OAKLAND POINT STATION.
DOUBLE AND SINGLE BUGGIES, -AND-
SADDLE HORSES, Always on hand.
Horses taken on Livery will receive the best Care and Attention
Having had many years experience in the business, and in that of breaking colts. he trusts he will be able to give perfect satis- faction to his patrons. . A. CUMMINGS.
OAKLAND [S] DIRECTORY.
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Scully P., laborer, res s s 6th st, bet Jefferson and Grove.
Scribner G. W., City Market, cor Broadway and 5th sts, res s s 5th st, bet Franklin and West.
Schen J. Mrs., midwife, res s s 10th st, bet Franklin and Broad- way.
Schutt Alonzo, butcher, with Perry Johnson, City Market.
Schoot C., laundryman, Contra Costa Laundry, res cor 14th and Kirkham sts.
Schelperoort Leonard, vegetables, res n s Adeline st, bet 18th and 22d.
Schmidt E. J. J., music teacher, S. F., res s s 7th st, bet Adeline and Center.
SCHRAUBSTADTER W., professor of music, Oakland Semi- nery, Washington st, bet 11th and 12th, res San Francisco. Schreiber Jacob, carpenter, res Atlantic st, bet Pine and Wood. Schroeder Henry, wine merchant, res n w cor 13th and West st. Schwilter John, cabinet maker, with Irwin & Co.
SCHULTE GUSTAVUS & CO., real estate and general aue- tioneers, Broadway, bet 11th and 12th sts, res n e cor Wash- ington and 9th sts.
Schultz A. (Schultz & Co.), marble works, Broadway, bet 9th and 10th sts, res 2d st, bet Franklin and Broadway.
Schlotchaver Paul, baker, e s Broadway, bet Sth and 9th sts, res n s 2d st, bet Broadway and Franklin.
Scanlow E., res n w corner 7th and Clay sts.
SESSIONS E. C., real estate, 507 California st, res cor Jefferson and 12th.
Sessions John Rev., D.D., res s s 12th st, bet Jefferson and Clay. Settlemier D., res Castro st, bet 13th and 14th sts.
SEARING W. S., wines and lignors, cor Broadway and 7th sts, res n s 10th st, bet Broadway and Franklin.
SELFRIDGE J. M., M.D., physician and surgeon, office cor Broadway and Sth sts, res n w cor 8th and Brush.
Sears Martin, laundryman, Contra Costa Laundry, cor 14th and Kirkham sts.
SHEARER SEXTUS, attorney-at-law and Police Judge, office City Hall, res n e cor 12th and Grove sts.
SHEARER LEWIS, attorney-at-law, S. F., res n e cor 12th and Grove sts.
SHATTUCK F. K., (Shattuck & Hillegass), Livery Stable, Broadway bet 7th and Sth sts, res s s 10th st, bet Washing- ton and Clav.
SHATTUCK M. A. MISS, assistant principal Oakland Semi- nery, Washington st, bet 11th and 12th.
SHEHAN P. R. (Shehan & Finnigan), painter, Broadway, bet 12th and 13th sts, res n e cor Grove and 9th sts.
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