Directory of the township and city of Oakland : together with the townships of Brooklyn and Alameda, for the year 1869, Part 16

Author: Stilwell, B. F
Publication date: 1869
Publisher: [Oakland, Calif.] : Oakland News Office
Number of Pages: 286


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OAKLAND DIRECTORY.


TEETH 1


EXTRACTING WITHOUT PAIN!


DR. WHITCOMB,


DENTIST,


205 THIRD st.,


San Francisco,


Up Stairs.


PRICES:


Extracting. $1 00


66 for Children. 25c and 50


Filling with Gold, per cavity $2, 3, and 4 00


Filling with Platina. $1, 2, and 3 00


Filling with Artificial Bone


$1,2, and 3 00


Cleaning and Whitening $2,3, and 5 00


Nerves killed. . . $1 00


PRICES FOR PLATE WORK :


Full Upper or Lower Set, Silver. $15 to 30


66


Vulcanite . $25 to 40


Gold. $50 to 75


Teeth Set on Pivot. . $1 to 4


. All Kinds of Plate Work Neatly Repaired.


Old plates remodeled and made to fit.


Special Attention Paid to Children's Teeth.


Former Patrons give us a Call.


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North Beach and South Park Cars Pass the Door.


NATHAN .T. WHITCOMB.


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OAKLAND [S] DIRECTORY.


Shutte Charles, cook at German Restaurant, Broadway bet 5th. and 6th sts.


Shade J. W., sawyer, Pioneer Planing Mills.


Shannon Jerry, plasterer, res Mechanics' Hotel.


SHORT J. B. MISS, first assistant Pacific Female College.


. Sosht Wmn., blacksmith, Broadway, bet 7th and Sth sts, res w s Webster st, bet 7th and Sth.


SHAFTER O. L. JUDGE, attorney-at-law, S. F., res Alice Park.


Shailer F., laundryman, Contra Costa Laundry, res cor 14th and Kirkham st.


Sidden J. A., carpenter, :Pioneer Planing Mills, res 2d st, bet Grove and Jefferson.


Simmons M., with Taylor & Co., res Washington st, bet 7th and Sth.


Simmons O., res s e cor 3d and Harrison sts.


Simes Jno., carpenter, res s s 10th st, bet. Webster and Franklin.


Sims J. M. Mrs., dressmaker, res s s 10th st, bet Webster and Franklin.


· Senram Fred (Lessman & Co.), boots and shoes, Broadway, bet 5th and 6th sts.


Senram Frank H., market gardener, res cor Wood and Everett. St. Jean Edward, laborer, s s Franklin st, bet 7th and 8th.


St. Jean James, coachman, res s s Franklin st, bet 7th and Sth. SIEGRIST AUGUST (Casino), Broadway, bet 8th and 9th st. Sloan James, wines and liquors, cor Broadway and 5th sts.


Sloan C. F., barber, 7th st, bet Broadway and Washington.


Slicer Hugh, res s s 3d st, bet Webster and Harrison.


SMITH G. FRANK (Pixley & Smith), attorney-at-law. S. F., l'es s w cor Sth and Castro sts.


Smith W. H., miner, res s s 3d st, bet Washington and Clay. -


Smith Rufus, real estate and intelligence office, Broadway, bet 6th and 7th sts, res ws Franklin st, bet 6th and 7th.


Smith G. H. Mrs., millinary, Broadway Block, bet 11th and 12th st.


Smith E. I., constable and collector of notes, accounts and rents, res s s 12th st, bet Broadway and Franklin.


Smith Geo. HI., tobacco and cigars, Broadway, bet Sth and 9th sts, res Broadway Block, bet 11th and 13th sts.


Smith David, baker, Oakland Point.


SMITH H. M., teacher Oakland Academy, Telegraph Avenue. Smith E. N., mason, Cosmopolitan Hotel.


Smith Jno. F., meat market, 7th st, bet Broadway and Franklin, res n w cor 7th and Castro sts.


Smith Bradford, clerk, S. F., res n s 5th st, bet Grove and Castro. Smith HI. L., res cor Harrison and 12th sts.


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EBBER


Aruggist and Apothecary,


Northwest corner Eleventh st. and Broadway, Oakland, DEALER IN


FINE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS,


FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PATENT MEDICINES,


Trusses, Bands, Supporters, and Chest Protectors, Combs, Brushes, fine french Perfumery, And all kinds of Fancy Toilet Articles.


Oakland Grocery.


N. H. WUNNENBURG & CO.


SUCCESSORS TO ERNST JANSSEN, DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, WINES AND LIQUORS, CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Crockery, Hardware, Stationery, WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, PRODUCE, etc.


Corner Sixth street and Broadway, Oakland. Orders respectfully solicited and goods delivered free of charge to any part of the city.


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SMITH STEPHEN (Dam & Gladding), real estate, cor 9th and Broadway, res n s 5th st, bet Grove and Castro.


Smith W. H., clerk, with J. Rackliffe, res s e cor 8th and Cas- tro sts.


SMITH WALTER (Smith & Starr), cigars and tobacco, Broad- way, bet 7th and 8th sts, res s e cor Sth and Washington sts.


Smith Chas. H., clerk, with E. D. Block.


Smith W. B., res San Pablo Road.


Smith J. W., wines and liquors, S. F., res s s 8th st, bet Kirkham and Union.


Smith Patrick, laborer, res s w cor Sth and Clay sts.


Smith John, plasterer, res n s 9th st, bet Franklin and Webster. Smith Joseph (Becht & Co.), wines and liquors, cor Broadway and 11th sts, bet Franklin and Webster.


Smith Henry, clerk, res s e cor Clay and 8th sts.


Smith Wmn., teamster, res n s 5th st, bet Broadway and Wash- ington.


Smith J. B., res Eureka Hotel, cor 7th and Washington sts.


Smith Thos., painter, res ns 7th st, bet Julia and Jackson.


Small D. A., carpenter, res Point.


Smallman Jas. K., carriage painter, with D. W. Pratt, cor Broad- way and 11th sts, res Brooklyn.


Snook W. S., stove dealer, res on Taylor st, bet Willow and Peralta.


Sohnrey Henry F., draughtsman, with Olney & Barnes, res w s Washington st, bet 4th and 5th.


Sommers Capt. S., mariner, res ss Seward st, bet Pine and Wood. Sosht Wm., blacksmith, s e cor Sth and Broadway, res w s Web- ster st, bet 7th and Sth.


· Soncaze Gustave, painter and paper hanger, with Sheham & Finnegan, Broadway, bet 12th and 13th sts, res 1st st, bet Broadway and Franklin.


SPAULDING N. W., saw manufacturer, S. F., res cor Julia and 8th sts.


Spencer George, expressman, res n s Sth st, bet Castro and Franklin.


Sperry John, wagon maker, res s s 9th st, bet Washington and Broadway.


Sperry J., wheelwright, res s w cor Washington and 6th sts. Sproul Alonzo, carpenter, res ws Clay st, bet 6th aud 7th.


Sphialo S., clerk, Ghirardelli's Branch, cor Broadway and 3d sts. Spencer G. H., carpenter and builder, res Telegraph Road. Spotta Capt., commander U. S. Navy, res s e cor 2d and Web- ster sts.


Spear Jno. J., banker, S. F., res s s 12th st, bet Jackson and Alice.


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FEMALE COLLEGE OF THE PACIFIC. O AKLAND.


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FACULTY: REV. E. B. WALSWORTH, D. D., PRESIDENT, Professor of Moral Philosophy, Logic and Evidences of Christianity. D. C. STONE, A. M., Professor of Mathematics, Latin, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, and Geology. MISS M. F. AUSTIN. Teacher in Anatomy and Physiology, History and English Literature. MISS JULIA B. SHORT, Teacher in Rhetoric, Botany, History, and Mathematics, JULES CAIRRE, Teacher of Modern Languages.


DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC : PROFESSOR E. STEINLE, Director of Instrumental Music. MISS F. M. PARKER, Assistant. MRS. R. K. MARRINER, Director of Vocal Music. MISS LULIE W. KINNEY, Assistant. PROFESSOR M. Y. FERRER, Teacher of Guitar.


Arts ' of Design. MR. OGILSBY, Teacher of Landscape Painting and Drawing.


Primary Department. MISS R. A. BILLS, Teacher of Gymnastics and Calisthenics.


The year is divided into two sessions of Twenty Weeks each. The first session which begins the Academic Year, commences the first Wednesday of August, and the second on the first Wednesday in January.


Catalogues, with full particulars, can be had by addressing, REV. E. B. WALSWORTH, Oakland.


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STILWELL B. F., compiler and publisher of Oakland Direç- tory, res n w cor 11th and Grove sts.


STOTHERS J. E., res e s 1st st, bet Castro and Bruslı.


Streit Wm., butcher, with G. W. Scribner. res e s Castro st, bet 5th and 6th.


STOEL N., wines and liquors, Broadway, bet 12th and 13th sts. St. John John, laborer, with A. & E. Newland, Livery Stable. STANLEY A., printer, res Washington Hotel.


Stratton James, teacher, res n w eor 12th and West sts.


Studwiek Elisha, boot and shoemaker, res s s 5th st, bet Castro and Brush.


STEGE RICHARD (Schulte & Co.), Broadway, bet 11th and 12th sts, res e s Castro st, bet 7th and Sth.


Stilley L. C., printer, res n s 9th st, bet Broadway and Franklin. Strong Eli, carpenter, res Wood st, bet Taylor and Seward.


Stowe W. S., engineer, res n w cor Franklin and 3d sts.


Strader Wm., teamster, res Washington Hotel.


STEINLE E., prof. of music, Pacifie Female College and Oak- land College School.


Sturm Mary Mrs., boarding house, n s 5th st, bet Broadway and Washington.


Stokes Wm., architect, res s s Sth st, bet Webster and Franklin. Stuart W. A., express wagon, res 13th st, bet Broadway and Franklin.


STUART D., boots and shoes, Broadway, bet Sth and 9th sts, res Washington st, bet 9th and 10th.


STEWART J. P. (colored), hair dresser, Point.


Stewart Alex., M.D., res s w cor 6th and Franklin sts.


Stewart J. T., plumber and gas-fitter, Broadway, bet 5th and 6th sts.


Stewart N. L. Mrs., res ns 4th st, bet Castro and Brush.


Stewart Wm., porter, S. F., res West-13th st, bet Kirkham and Center.


STANDEFORD D. W. (Standeford & Burnham), Planing Mills, res 14th st, bet West and Brush.


Standeford W. W., M.D., res 14th st, bet West and Brush.


STARR M. (Starr & Miles), Venus Mills, res s s 3d st, bet Broadway and Franklin.


STARR EZRA S. (Smith & Starr), cigars and tobacco, Broad- way, bet 7th and Sth sts.


Stone W. S., machinist, res n w cor 3d and Franklin sts.


STONE D. C., professor Pacific Female College.


Stefey E. M., teamster, res Washington Hotel.


Stephens Mary A. Mrs., res Division st, bet Pine and Wood.


Stiffey M., hackman, with C. L. Lucas,


Stephen Chas. W., machinist, res Division st, bet Pine and Wood.


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OAKLAND MARBLE WORKS,


Seventh street, between Broadway and Washington,


NEAR THE DEPOT. Marble Mantles,


MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES, ETC.,


Of every description, manufactured and for sale, at all times, by W. F. SULLIVAN.


N. STOEL'S


SALE AND LIVERY STABLE,


AND SALOON ATTACHED,


Situated on Broadway, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.


Horses and buggies of the first class always on hire. First- class liquors and cigars in Saloon.


BROADWAY CIGAR STORE!


GEORGE H. SMITH, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CIGARS, Tobacco, Pipes, Cutlery, etc., Wilcox Block, Broadway, between 8th and 9th Streets, OAKLAND.


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OAKLAND [S] DIRECTORY.


Stevens C. W., engineer, S. F., res n s Division st, bet Pine and Wood.


Stack Wm., road master, Oakland and S. F. Railroad, res n c cor 5th and Harrison sts.


Stuck Thos., laborer, res e s Harrison st, bet 5th and 6th.


Stevenson E. L., carpenter, res s s 6th st, bet Clay and Wash- ington.


Stephenson Joseph, boot and shoe maker, res w s Webster st, bet Sth and 9thı.


Stephenson F. W., boot and shoe maker, res w s Webster st, bet Sth and 9th.


Summers W. H., policeman, res n w cor Sth and Washington sts. Summers Simon M., master mariner, res s w cor 7th and Pine sts. Surryhne J., iron moulder, S. F., res s s 9th st, bet Broadway and Franklin.


Surryhne Win., res n w cor 18th and Adeline sts.


SURRYHNE EDW., wood, coal and feed, at Point.


SULLIVAN WM. F., marble works, 7th st, bet Broadway and Washington, res 2d st, bet Broadway and Franklin.


Sullivan Matty, laborer, res ss 1st st, bet Franklin and Webster. Sullivan Michael, laborer, res w s Kirkham st, bet 12th and 13th. Sullivan John J., moulder, res Railroad Exchange, Point.


SUSENGUT CHAS., merchant tailor, Broadway, bet 10th and 11tlı sts.


Sutton D. S. Capt., master mariner, res Sycamore st, bet San Pablo and Telegraph Roads.


Sweeny Miles, fruit and confectionary, cor Broadway and 5th sts. Sweeny Luke, laborer, res s s 10th st, bet Clay and Washington. Swarbrick R., turner, Planing Mills, cor 1st and Washington sts, res 2d st, bet Broadway and Washington.


Swanson J., teamster, res s s 4th st, bet Clay and Jefferson.


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Taylor O. M., horticulturalist, res Division st, bet Cedar and Pine.


Taylor Geo., teamster, res w s Franklin st, bet 6th and 7th.


Taylor P. W., collector, res n s 7th st, bet Adeline and Center. Taylor Win., teamster, Oakland Flour Mills, Broadway, bet 13th and 14th sts, res n s 13th st, bet Broadway and Franklin.


Taylor S. W., carpenter and builder, res s s 10th st, bet Broad- way and Washington.


TAYLOR CHAUNCEY (Taylor & Co.), lumber yard, cor Wash- ington and 1st st, res cor Sth and Castro.


Taylor Margaret Mrs., Franklin House, cor 7th and Franklin sts. Taylor Geo. B., real estate and lecturer, res San Pablo Road.


Tarleton T. S., contractor and builder, res e s Webster st, bet 10th and 11th.


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OAKLAND DIRECTORY.


C. E. ZWISLER,


DEALER IN


Staple and fancy Dry Boods,


LACES, EMBROIDERIES,


DRESS TRIMMINGS, White Goods, Woolen Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, Ladies and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, SHAWLS AND CLOAKS. NO. 8 BROADWAY BLOCK, Between Eleventh and Twelfth sts., Oakland.


O. RODE, Gunsmith, Bell-hanger, and Locksmith,


BROADWAY, between Tenth and Eleventh sts. opposite the Congregational Church.


Turning and finishing in Brass, Steel, and Iron. Models, Tools, etc., made to order with the utmost accuracy. All sorts of repairing done neatly and in a durable manner. Outside jobbing promptly attended to.


MARTIN RYAN,


General Blacksmith and Horse-shoer,


Northeast cor. Seventh and Washington sts., Oakland.


All job work done at the shortest notice and in a superior manner.


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· TAY JNO I., agent Sewing Machines, Valdez' Block, Broad- way, near Postoffice ..


Tappan P. K., carpenter, res e s Barry st, bet 7th and William. Tallon Patrick, wharfinger, S. F. and O. R. R., res Point.


Tabor John, shoemaker, res Mechanics' Exchange.


Tait Geo (Tait & Blake), real estate, S. F., res n w cor 14th and Harrison st.


Tash M., clerk, with J. Letter & Co., cor 6th and Broadway.


Tatro N. B., boatman, res Mechanics' Exchange.


Tangy John, boarding house, res n e cor 7th and Franklin sts.


TERRY V. P. (Blethen & Terry), Pioneer Mills, 1st st, bet


Broadway and Washington, res 5th st, bet Webster and Har- rison.


Terry John, wines and liquors, Broadway, bet 7th and 8th st, res s s 6th st, bet Broadway and Franklin.


Terytler V., res s w cor 2d and Harrison sts.


Tearnard B., laborer, res West st, bet 14th and 15th.


Thompson John, gardener, res s e cor Clay and Sth sts.


Thompson Henry F., marble cutter, 7th st, bet Washington and Broadway, res e s Webster st, bet 5th and 6th.


Thomson . Peter, res Telegraph Road, opposite Female College. THOMSON JAMES S., Secretary Industrial School Depart- ment, S. F., res n e cor 4th and Alice st.


Thomson N. J., carpenter, res s s 5th st, bet Grove and Castro. Thompson Samuel, Pacific Insurance, S. F., res n s Washington st, bet 10th and 11the


Thompson George, cook at Mechanies' Exchange.


Thompson D. II. (Fessler, Thompson & Cruess), Point Market, res Point.


Thompson Welde Capt., at Kelsey's Cottages, Telegraph Road. Thomas E. S., commission merchant, S. F., res cor 12th and Franklin sts.


Thornton O. F., mining agent, res s w cor Sth and Washington. Thurman J. W., produce dealer, S. F., res Taylor st, bet Willow and Peralta.


Tickner Daniel, blacksmith, s s 9th st, bet Broadway and Wash- ington.


Titcomb John S., baker with Win. H. Brown.


Tibbits D., wharfinger, Broadway Wharf.


Tilman Charles, carpenter, res w s Franklin st, bet 6th and 7th. Tillsman Lucinda Mrs. (colored), dressmaker, res n s 7th st bet Webster and Franklin.


TOMPKINS EDWARD, attorney-at-law, S. F., res Alice Park. Tompkins W. C., attorney-at-law, S. F., res Alice Park.


Tomkins A. J., carpenter, res n s 6th st, bet Brush and Market. Towan Stephen, clerk, res Franklin st, bet 13th and 14th.


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M. STARR.


E. MILES.


VENUS


MILLS,


STARR & MILES, Third Street, between Broadway and Franklin, OAKLAND.


For Sale, Wholesale and Retail,


Extra Family Flour,


Extra Superfine Flour,


Superfine Flour,


Graham Flour,


Fine Middlings,


Cracked Wheat,


Corn Meal,


Ground Barley,


Middlings,


Hominy,


Rye Flour,


Barley,


Wheat,


Oats,


Corn,


Bran,


Shorts,


Chicken Feed, Etc., Etc.


Goods delivered to any part of the City free of Charge.


DR. NESTELL'S LUNG INSTITUTE No. 516, Sutter street, San Francisco, Cal.,


FOR THE SPECIAL TREATMENT OF DISEASES OF THE HEAD, THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST,


B Y INHALATION, Which transmits the REMEDIES IN A STATE OF VAPOR, at the na- tural temperature of the Air, DIRECTLY TO THE SEAT OF DISEASE.


Patients attended at the Institute DAILY, from 9 A. M. till 4 P. M. Patients at a distance, on writing fully their case and residence, receive the REMEDIES BY EXPRESS.


EXPLANATORY CIRCULARS sent on receipt of two letter stamps. Attendance out of the City charged for at rates commensurate with the TIME and DISTANCE occupied.


Communications should be addressed,


D. D. T. NESTELL, M. D., 516 Sutter street, San Francisco, Cal.


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Town Thos., carpenter, res Cedar st, bet 7th and 8th. Towns Palmer A., carpenter, res Cedar st, bet 7th and Goss.


Towels William S., carpenter, res s s 5th st, bet Grove and Castro.


Tolles H. M. Mrs., res s s 5th st, bet Castro and Grovc.


Toohig James, carpenter, res Mechanics' Exchange.


Touchard G., President Union Insurance Co., S. F., res s s 8th st, bet Adeline and Market.


TRUESDELL O. P., Proprictor "Oakland Daily Transcript," res cor Wood and Lincoln sts, Point.


Trainer Thomas E., carpenter, res ns 5th st, bet Clay and Jeff- ferson.


Tramble Mary Mrs., dressmaker, res ns Sth st, bet Washington and Broadway.


Trudo Israel, tanner and currier, res Mechanics' Exchange.


TRAVERS E. W., ship broker, S. F.,, res s w cor 9th and Jef- ferson sts.


Trexell Wm., carpenter, res w s Franklin st, bet 4th and 5th.


Tratz John, Mechanics' Hotel, 7th st, bet Broadway and Frank- lin sts.


Truergy Bert, laborer, res Mechanics' Exchange.


Trestler Vinzatz, Cosmopolitan Restaurant, Broadway, bet 7th and Sth sts.


TURNEY ROBT., druggist, Broadway, bet 6th and 7th sts. Turner E., engraver, res n s 3d st, bet Webster and Franklin.


Tully Edward, painter, with C. B. Rutherford.


Tucker, Wm., laborer, res Washington Hotel.


TYRREL J., book, stationery and news depot, Wilcox Block, Broadway, bet Sth and 9th sts.


Tyrell A., carpenter at Pacific Female College, res College grounds.


Van Dyke Walter, attorney-at-law, S. F., res s w cor Jackson and 9th sts.


VAN WYCK JOIIN C., physician and surgeon, res s e cor 9th and Washington sts.


Van Syckle, R. W., laundryman, Contra Costa Laundry, res cor 14th and Kirkham sts.


Van Syckle HI., laundryman, Contra Costa Laundry, res cor 14th and Kirkham.


VOORHIES WM. VAN, attorney-at-law, Odd Fellows' Build- ing, Broadway, bet Sth and 9th sts.


Vansyckle, R. W., clerk, res n e cor Pine and 7th sts.


Vansyckle Albert S., Contra Costa Laundry office, Broadway, bet 7th and Sth sts, res Oakland Point.


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OAKLAND DIRECTORY.


WILL


FINK,


CUTLERS,


EVAN. VLECK & KEITH


LOCKSMITHS,


AND BELL HANGERS.


The largest establishment of the kind on the Pacific Coast. No. 829 Kearny st., between Washington and Jackson, San Francisco.


C. H. SCOTT,


FRUIT, VEGETABLE, POULTRY AND GAME DEPOT,


Seventh st., bet. Broadway and Washington, Oakland.


Where can be found at all times a fresh and choice variety of the above named articles, which will be delivered to our custo- mers free of charge, in any part of the city.


A. SCHULTZ' MARBLE WORKS,


E. S. Broadway, bet. Ninth and Tenth sts., Oakland.


Where can be found at all times the latest patterns of MARBLE MANTLES,


MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES,


Table and Washstand Tops, etc., etc., at low rates.


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OAKLAND [V] DIRECTORY.


Valdez T. M., real estate, res Webster st, near New Broadway: Valdez Josephine Miss, seamstress, res e s Franklin st, bet 9th and 10th.


Vengent Charles, stock broker, S. F., res s e cor Broadway and 14th sts.


VERHAVE A., physician and surgeon, Broadway, bet 3d and 4th sts.


Vibert Edwin, engineer, res Railroad Exchange, Oakland Point, Vogt D., butcher, e s Broadway, bet 10th and 11th sts, res e s 4th st, bet Webster and Harrison.


Vosburg, J. N., carriage maker, S. F., s e cor Seward and Pine sts.


Voltz C., laundryman, Contra Costa Laundry, res cor 14th and Kirkham sts.


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WALKER L. REV., Pastor First M. E. Church, res 6th st, bet Clay and Jefferson.


Walker W. J., attorney-at-law, S. F., res e s Center st, bet Sth and 9th.


Walker T. L. (Walker & Co.), contractor, res n w cor 6th and Webster sts.


Walker A. C., carpenter, at Pioneer Planing Mills, res Wash- ington IIotel.


Walker Geo. M., laborer, with Newland Bros., Livery Stable .. Walker W., bookkeeper, at Pioneer Planing Mills, res Brooklyn. Walker Geo. A., moulder, cor William and Bay sts, res Broad- way Block, bet 11th and 12th st.


Walker Geo. R., moulder, cor William and Bay sts, res Broad- way Block, bet 11th and 12th sts.


Watson H. H. Capt., res Bay Place, bet Telegraph Road and Webster st.


Watson J. Mrs., res n s 9th st, bet Broadway and Washington. Warner John, with R. D. Merritt, res s e cor Castro and 5th sts. Warner F., real estate, s w cor Brush and 3d sts.


Warner A. L. (Merritt & Co.), hay and grain, n s 9th st, bet Broadway and Franklin, ress e cor 5th and Castro sts.


WALL J. S., grain dealer, S. F., res w s Clay st, bet 9th and 10th. Waters Mary Mrs., res e s Jefferson st, bet 6th and 7th. Walles Albert, carpenter, res s e cor 9th and Broadway sts.


Warren Orrin P., M.D., res cor Webster st and Prospect Ave- nue, near McClure's Academy.


Watkins II. P., attorney-atdlaw, office Broadway, bet 6th and 7th sts, res w s 9th st, bet Broadway and Franklin.


Ward Robt., miller, with Pendleton & Co., Oakland Mills,


Broadway, bet 13th and 14th sts, res s s 13th st, bet Broad- way and Washington.


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OAKLAND DIRECTORY.


PIONEER FURNITURE WAREROOMS!


Established, San Francisco, September, 1850.


Have opened in the New and Spacious Building,


NOS. 319 and 321 PINE STREET,


South Side, between Montgomery and Sansome,


Where will be found the largest and finest stock of Furniture and Upholstery Goods, ever before displayed on the Pacific Coast. Goods sold at the lowest rates, wholesale and retail.


GEO. 0. WHITNEY & CO.


E. S. REINACH. A. EISENBACH.


LADIES' BAZAAR


Corner Sixth street and Broadway, Oakland.


REINACH O.,


Dealers in STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, Velvets, Embroideries, Laces and Cloak Trimmings, Shaws, all kinds of House- · keeping Goods, etc. Also a full assortment of Gent's Furnishing Goods. MOTTO-"STRICTLY ONE PRICE."


REAL ESTATE!


WM. K. ROWELL,


ROOM NO. 4, BROADWAY BLOCK,


OAKLAND, Will attend to the buying and selling of Real Estate of every description.


Buy your Clothing, Dry Goods, Hata and Boots at Heilner Bros.


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Waggener Thos., clerk with S. White, cor Broadway and 12th sts, res 10th st, bet Franklin and Webster.


WALSWORTHT E. B. REV., D.D., President Pacific Female College, res at College.


Watts William, tanner and currier, res San Pablo Road.


Walter Stanislaus, merchant tailor, Broadway, bet 5th and 6th. Walsh Martin, lather, res Washington Hotel.


WANDESFORD J. B., professor of painting and drawing, Oakland Academy, Telegragh Avenue, also at Oakland Seminary, Washington st, bet 11th and 12th, res S. F.


Wainwright Mary Mrs., res s's Brush st, bet 3d and 4th.


WETMORE E. L., carpenter and builder, res w s Clay st, bet 10th and 11th.


West John, laundryman, res Contra Costa Laundry.


West J. P., wines and liquors, cor Washington and 7th sts, res Washington Hotel.


Wilsford E. II., bookkeeper, res s s 10th st, bet Webster and Franklin.


Welscher Louis, brewer, Washington Brewery.


Wear P. II., teamster, res Washington Hotel.


Wensinger F. S., real estate agent, S. F., res s w cor 6th and Jackson sts.


Wellborn August F., laborer, res Railroad Exchange.


WEDDERSPOON JOHN, commission merchant, S. F., res n s West-10th st, bet Market and Adeline.


Wetherbee F., carpenter, n's Clay st, bet 1st and 2d sts.


Weinlander Ed., clerk, with J. Letter & Co.


WEBBER MACK, druggist and apothecary, Broadway Block, cor 11th and Broadway sts, res sw cor Alice and 9th sts.


Westall Samuel, house painter, S. F., res cor 16th and West sts. Wedgewood W. O., carpenter, res Point.


Weeks Albert, laundryman, res Contra Costa Laundry.


WHITE S., grocer, cor Broadway and 12th sts, res cor Broad- way and Bay Place.


White Michael, laborer, res Mechanics' Exchange.


White J. J., boot and shoe maker, with Frederick Weminger, Broadway, bet 3d and 4th sts, res at Eagle House.


White O. E., carpenter, Pioneer Planing Mills, res Washington Ilotel.


White J. E., teamster, res Washington Hotel.


White Joseph K., house and sign painter, with Shehan & Finne- gan, Broadway, bet 12th and 13th sts, res 9th st, bet Grove and Castro.


White Thos. J., bricklayer, res w's Washington st, bet 7th and Sth.


Whiteside Chas. II., job printer, at " Oakland News " office.


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Go to the Brooklyn Drug, Paint, Oil, Glass, and Paper Store.


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OAKLAND DIRECTORY.


K. KIPPS' PALACE


ART AND PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, Corner Broadway and Ninth street, WILCOX BLOCK, OAKLAND.


This establishment executes PICTURES of every description known in Photography, comprising


CARD PICTURES, PORCELAIN PICTURES, AMBROTYPES, IVORYTYPES, etc.


The proprietor being thoroughly conversant with every branch of the art, all work will be executed under his DIRECT superin- tendence IN THE GALLERY.


Mr. Kipps having been for several years connected with the leading Galleries in San Francisco (as artist) particular atten- tion is called to his facilities for making copies from small


Faded Cards or Defaced Ambrotypes, Enlarging them and finishing them in any style, in INDIA INK, WATER COLORS, OIL PAINTING, Etc. In all cases satisfaction guaranteed.


Buy your Clothing, Dry Goods, Hats and Boots at Heilner Bros.


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White Duncan, lithographer, res s s 7th st, bet Washington and Clay.




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