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WHITCHER J. E., civil engineer and surveyor, res n e cor 9th and Washington sts
Whitcher Jno. A., res n e cor 9th and Washington sts.
Whitman W. W., with Bradley & Seymour, grocers, s w cor Broadway and 12th sts, res s s 11th st, bet Franklin and Webster.
Whelan Semson, res e s Franklin st, bet 5th and 6th.
WHITCOMB N. T. DR., dentist, S. F., res s s Sth st, bet Alice and Jackson.
WHITWORTH F. II., teacher Oakland College School, cor 12th and Harrison sts.
Whalley E. Mrs., s s 10th st, bet Jefferson and Grove.
WILLIAMS A. F. COL., res Telegraph Road.
Williams Wm., boots and shoes, Broadway, bet 5th and 6th sts, res Brooklyn.
Williams A., painter, res 12th st, bet Broadway and Franklin.
Williams Nicholas, barkeeper, Mechanics' Exchange.
Williams M. A., painter, res 12th st, bet Broadway and Wash- ington.
Williams Peter, wines and liquors, Broadway, bet 2d and 3d.
Williams T. W., master mariner, res Webster st, near 17th.
Williams D. K., carpenter, res w s Washington st, bet 5th and 6th sts.
Williams Elijah, res w s Washington st, bet 5th and 6th.
Williams G. F., mining engineer, res Telegraph Road.
Williams Robt. N., real estate, Wilcox Block, Broadway, bet 8th and 9th sts.
· Willemain J. S., Hotel de France. s s 1st st, bet Broadway and Franklin.
WILSON J. H., Eureka Saloon, Point.
Wilson Win., watchmaker, with L. Rerat, Broadway, bet 6th and 7th sts.
Wilson M., laundryman, Contra Costa Laundry, res cor 14th and Kirkham sts.
Wilson J. D. broker, S. F., res s e cor 6th and Alice sts.
Wilson Geo (colored), whitewasher, res n s 7th st, bet Franklin and Webster.
WINTER J. W., Dentist, 504 Kearny st, S. F., res Cosmopoli- tan Honse.
Winter Chas., harness maker, with W. HI. Baxter & Co., res n s 6th st, bet Broadway and Franklin.
Winters Christopher, tinsmith, with Mrs. Heyman, res n s 2d st, bet Franklin and Webster.
Windsor Wm., U. S. Mint, S. F., Oakland Avenue, Point.
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PEOPLES'
MARKET.
JULIUS ZABEL, PROPRIETOR.
Southwest cor. Broadway and Fourth sts., Oakland.
Keeps constantly on hand the choicest AMERICAN BEEF, Pork, Mutton, Veal, and Sausages. Also Corned Pork and Beef.
A Wagon in readiness to go for orders and deliver to any part of the City FREE OF CHARGE.
B. E. FARWELL, PIONEER LINE OF OMNIBUSSES,
FROM
AND
Broadway Wharf,
Broadway Depot,
TO TEMASCAL,
ON THE TELEGRAPH ROAD. Omnibusses will connect with every train arriving and departing from the city. They will stop at the FEMALE COLLEGE OF THE PACIFIC, and at all places on the line of the route. JEP STABLE AT BROADWAY WHARF.
WM, VAN VOORHIES,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Office in the Odd Fellows' Building, second floor, west side of Broadway, between Eighth and Ninth streets, Oakland.
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Wylde E., shipping merchant, S. F., res s w cor Jefferson and 6th st.
· Wingate I. C., expressman, res n w cor 3d and Washington sts. Wise B. J., insurance agent, S. F., res 16th st, bet West and Brush.
Winbigler David N., carpenter, res s w cor Goss and Pine sts.
Winston J. E., painter, res Washington Hotel.
Wieser John watchmaker, Broadway, bet 3d and 4th sts, res cor Sth and Webster sts.
Willey Fred. W., farmer, res ns Sth st, bet Center and Kirkham. WINTERTON J. (Hesse, Winterton & Co.), cor Broadway and Sth sts.
Wilch Martin, laborer, res Mechanics' Exchange.
WILCOX P. S., real estate, Wilcox Block, res Telegraph Road. WOOD SAMUEL, LT. COL. U. S. A., office S. F., res n e cor Sth and Jefferson sts.
Wood Wm. II., printer, res Point.
Wood C. F., broker, S. F., res Eureka Hotel.
Wood Alfred, painter, with C. B. Rutherford, res 5th st, bet Franklin and Webster.
Wolf J. W., produce dealer, S. F., res at Point.
Wolfe Moras, waiter Mechanics' Exchange.
Worcester Wm. M., ladies' shoe manufacturer, Broadway, bet 12th and 13th.
Woolsey E. II., carpenter, Pioneer Planing Mills, res cor 7th and Clay sts.
WUNNENBERG, N. HI. & CO., Oakland Grocery, cor Broad- way and 5th sts, res Mastic Station, Alameda.
YARD GEO. M., M. D., postmaster, res s w cor 2d and Web- ster sts.
Yarrington H., laundryman, Contra Costa Laundry.
Yates M. II. Mrs. (Yates & Grant), Kelsey's Cottages, Telegraph Road.
Young T. D., machinist, S. F., res Sth st, bet Kirkham and Union.
Young John, boot and shoe maker, res Broadway, bet Sth and 9th sts.
Younge Alexander, milkman, res se cor Clay and 4th sts. Z
ZABEL JULIUS, Peoples' Market, s w cor Broadway and 4th sts, res ss 4th st, bet Broadway and Washington.
Zimmerman C., public garden, n e cor Harrison and 2d sts.
ZWISLER C. E., dry goods, Broadway Block, bet 11th and 12th sts, res s s 13th st. bet Jefferson and Grove.
ZUILL JAMES, laborer, res Washington Hotel.
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E. L. WETMORE,
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER,
Clay street, between Tenth and Eleventh, Oakland. Orders for Buildings, Windmills, Tanks, and general Job Work promptly attended to.
SILVANUS WHITE,
ROCER
Northwest corner Broadway and Twelfth st.,
OAKLAND.
All articles usually kept in a first-class Grocery Store fur- nished at the lowest prices.
NO CHARGE FOR DELIVERY.
OAKLAND CIGAR MANUFACTORY!
SMITH & STARR,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CIGARS, Tobarra, Cipes, Cutlery, etc., etc. Corner Broadway and Seventh street, Oakland. Sign of Indian Chief.
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OAKLAND TOWNSHIP -- TEMASCAL DISTRICT.
The names are alphabetically arranged, but, as will be seen, only their occupation is given, as we could not well locate them, their dwellings being so much scattered.
Ahern Michael, gardener. Ahern Jeremiah, gardener. Alden S. E .. gardener.
Ball F. J., gardener. Ball Francis, seaman. Bailey James E., teamster. Bailey James, farmer. Baldwin D. M., physician. Bassett Ebenezer. Barnes Geo., miner. Barnett C. C., farmer. Batron S. P., laborer. Babcock H. L., blacksmith. Baxter J. B., butcher. Barry Daniel, farmer. Beckwith J. E., teacher.
Carleton G. H., farmer. Carleton II. C., farmer. Cashburn A. S., farmer. Carrison Henry, farmer. Card Wm. M., farmer. Cheeseman Daniel W. Clinch C. G., clerk. Cogswell J. P., merchant. Coggeshall Frank, farmer. Connelly Thomas.
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Alronet John, laborer. Ames F. R., merchant. Andrew T. B., clerk.
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Benedick B. T., farmer. Blair Walter, farmer. Bone Wm., laborer. Boyle Patrick, laborer. Brown, A. C., farmer. Brockhurst Henry, farmer. Bruguiere S. G., gardener. Brush J. C., carpenter. Brogs Simeon, farmer. Bryant R. N., carpenter. Bun M. G., carpenter. Byrne N. B., farmer. Birney M., teamster.
Connelly Francis, farmer. Caryl W. B., dairyman. Coxhead T. C., physician. Colburn S. A., farmer. Cooper James, laborer. Cordez P. H., farmer. Coyle Daniel, laborer. Colby A. D., farmer. Cronin Cornelius, farmer. Cuff Thomas, farmer.
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Davis Robert, farmer. Davis John, teamster. Davis James, farmer. Dallimore Win., farmer. Dixon A. B., farmer. DIETZ A. C., oil merchant, S. Dunn M. M., farmer. F., coal oil and lamps. Doyle John, farmer.
Doe Luke, farmer. Donovan Thomas, laborer. Dohrs Christophilus, farmer. Donegan Patrick, farmer. Dooling James, farmer.
Duffy Patrick, farmer.
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SEXTUS SHEARER,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
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Office southwest corner of Broadway and Eighth street, Oakland.
LEWIS SHEARER,
LAW OFFICE,
EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, Corner Washington and Montgomery sts. San Francisco.
FINE CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING !
CHARLES SUSENGUT, MERCHANT TAILOR, BECHT'S BUILDING, BROADWAY, Between Tenth and Eleventh streets, Oakland. Always on hand the finest assortment of Imported and American Goods.
WINTER,
DENTIST,
Office 504 Kearny st., N. E. cor. California, San Francisco.
Teeth filled with Gold for $3, just as well as by those who charge $5 to $8. Nitrous Oxide Gas for painful operations.
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Edgar James, farmer. Edgar Arthur, farmer. Edgar Archibald, laborer. Edmonds W. D., farmer. Edmons John E., laborer.
Flanigan Christopher, laborer. Flanigan, W. H., laborer. Fowler Jno. T., farmer.
Garcia Guadaloupe, farmer. Garcia J., farmer. Greiving Win., laborer.
Hayes P. J., laborer. Hayes John L., farmer. Haynes Benjamin, merchant. Havens A. L., farmer. Haven E. G., teamster. Haste Henry, coal dealer, S. F. Haywood Samuel, farmer. Harvey Wm. E., clerk. Harmon Edward D., farmer. Harris Sabin, farmer. Henry James, laborer. Heimbolt Julius, farmer.
Ipson Peter, laborer.
Jacobs James H., mariner. Jeffards Samuel, miner. John Henry, merchant.
Kane Thomas, laborer. Kelsey F. F., farmer. Kelley John, laborer. Kearney John, farmer. Kennedy W. S., dairyman. Keene C. W., dairyman. Kimball W. C., carpenter.
Lamb Richard, farmer. Lamb II. C., carpenter.
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Egbert John M., miner. Emery J. S., farmer. Evans Abijah, laborer. Evoy John, farmer.
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Fowler D. J., student. Freanor John A.
--- G Grant, H. H., carpenter. Guran John L., shipwright. - Gunter G. W., farmer.
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Heimbold H. C., farmer. Henton Griffith, farmer. Higgins Michael, farmer. Holland James, farmer. Holland Michael, farmer.
Hollohan James, stone cutter. Hunt Wm., farmer.
Hunt Jonathan, President Pa- cific Insurance, S. F. Hughes John, laborer. Hutchison James, florist.
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|Irwin Wm., cook.
.J Johnson Wm. H., farmer. Johnson Charles, laborer. Jugen Charles, Temescal Store. K
Kimball Harlow, miner. Knox Richard F., miner. Knox A. S., farmer. Knox Justus, farmer. Knox W. B., engineer. Kneale B., blacksmith.
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Linden Harry, farmer. Lannon Bernard, laborer.
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O. H. BURNHAM, D. W. STANDEFORD, C. J. ROBINSON.
HOME MANUFACTURE!
OPENING OF THE
Oakland Planing Mill.
We take pleasure in informing the people of Oakland and vicinity, that the above first-class Planing and Lumber Mill, situated at the
CORNER WASHINGTON AND FIRST STS.,
Is now complete and open for business. We are prepared to fill Contracts and Orders for every description of
PLANING, MOLDING, SHAPING
DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMING,
Wood Turning, Scroll and Plain Sawing, etc., etc., Promptly and at the lowest market rates.
DOORS, SASHES, AND BLINDS,
Of every variety, furnished to order.
Our Location, Building, Machinery, and facilities for work, are unsurpassed, and enable us in every department to
Guarantee Satisfaction
to our customers.
BURNHAM, STANDEFORD & CO.
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Landergan James, farmer. Lanagan Patrick, laborer. Lasoln Peter, butcher. Leland Geo. W., farmer. Lewis Geo., blacksmith.
Mayer Wm., shoemaker. Maher Christopher, farmer. Matson D. D., carpenter. Marsh E. B., carpenter. Mahony Timothy. McElroy, James, farmer. Matthews Peter, farmer. McGuire Francis, farmer. McGuire Bernard, farmer. McGee Peter, farmer.
McGee James, farmer.
Nielson II., farmer. Nolan Jeremiah, laborer.
O'Rourke Patrick, laborer. O'Rourke John, laborer.
Parsons G. W., farmer. Parker Leonidas, farmer. Peralta Vincente, farmer. Peralta Louis Maria farmer. Pearson J. R., painter. Pearson D. C., teacher.
Lannon James W., teacher. Lombard Chas. S., carpenter, Inders Joseph, farmer. Luders E. M., farmer. Lusk Josialı, farmer.
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McGrath B., farmer.
MeIsaac Angus, sexton. McKeener Chas., farmer.
Mendenhall R., carpenter. Means Thomas, shoemaker.
Miller Anthony.
Montanya HI. De La, merchant. Moore Alonzo, farmer.
Morrill Simcon, carpenter.
Murphy John J., saloon keeper.
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|Noel Jean, farmer.
O'Neill Wm., farmer.
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Peterson Alex., farmer. Perkins D. L., seedsman. Percy Samuel. Powers David, laborer. Poinsett Wm., farmer. Pryall Andrew D., Pryall quarry 2
Quinn Patrick, laborer.
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Randall S., carpenter. Rammelsberg A., farmer. Reed Z., farmer. Rich L. S., clerk.
Reilly Patrick, laborer. Rogers Philip, carpenter. Rogers John, farmer. Rogers Thomas, painter.
Rich Charles E., music teacher. Rowell W. K., teacher.
Schnelle Charles, farmer. Siniskey Charles, well digger. Sessions Josiah, farmer. Shann Joshua, shoemaker. Shaw A. C. R., farmer.
Smith John C., farmer. Smith Joseph, farmer. Smith Samuel, farmer. Smith James, farmer. Snyder A. G., miner.
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OAKLAND DIRECTORY.
D. GHIRARDELLI'S BRANCH,
Corner Broadway and Third street, Oakland,
IMPORTERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN THE FINEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF
GROCERIES
Foreign Cognacs, Wines and Liquors, Native Wines, English, French, China, Japan and East India Goods,
Selected expressly for our trade.
SODA FACTORY.
Having furnished our Patrons for a long period with the best SODA ever manufactured in the State we are proud to make known that we have just received from Paris
A NEW APPARATUS,
With which we manufacture a superior article put up in LAYE DECANTERS ON THE PNEUMATIC SYSTEM.
We call the attention of the Families, Restaurants, Bar- keepers to the economy afforded by this new process.
W. T. HURLL,
FAMILY GROCERY STORE,
Corner of Broadway and Second street, Oakland.
Where can be found at all times as choice a selected stock of FAMILY GROCERIES as can be found in the city of Oakland. All of my old customers are respectfully solicited for a continuation of their patronage, and as many new ones as will favor me with a call. TRY ME.
je Goods promptly delivered to any part of the city free of charge.
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Sheppard J.L.N., manufacturer, Spencer G. II., carpenter. San Francisco. Stone Jolin A., laborer. St. John John, farmer. Sherry John, laborer.
Silver William James, furniture Staples Alphens, miner. dealer. Sulton D. S. Smith John, plasterer. Sullivan D. P., laborer.
Taylor Rev. G. B. Tennant M. V., milkman. Tierney Wm., farmer. Tierney Patrick, farmer.
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Terril E. F., carpenter. Towney James, farmer. Torney Denis, laborer. - V
Van Ness Thomas, clerk, Wells, Fargo & Co., S. F. W Waring I. S., dairyman. Wath Win. A., farmer. White Michael, laborer. Wheeler James P., laborer. Williams C. O., farmer.
Walker S., farmer.
WESTON FRANCIS E., res New Broadway.
Weston W. E., miner.
Webster N. N., carpenter. Weird Edward, farmer.
Weslin F. E., farmer.
White Morris, farmer.
Williams A. F., engineer. Williams Henry, farmer. WILLEY REV. SAMUEL H., Vice Pres. Oakland College. Wilson S. H., banker. Woolsey James B., farmer.
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OAKLAND DIRECTORY.
BROOKLYN TOWNSHIP.
This township extends from the Estuary at the eastern ex- tremity of the city of Oakland to the San Leandro Creek ; bounded on the south by the Bay of San Francisco. There are two towns recognized, but there is no city or town government. The settlement at the head of the San Antonio Creek, and for many years known as San Antonio, is probably the oldest on the creek. Previous to the occupation of the country by the Americans, the small slough at the town of San Antonio was used as a landing place by dealers in hides and tallow. The town has for some years past been recognized by the name of Brooklyn. The pioneer settler is Mr. James B. Larue, now one of the leading business men of the place. The Justice of the Peace of the Township is the Hon. Asa Walker, who was among the earliest residents, of that locality. There are five re- ligious orgunizations. viz : one Presbyterian, one Catholic, one Episcopal, two Baptist. The Rev. George Pierson is pastor of the Presbyterian Church ; Rev. John Francis, of one of the Baptist Churches ; the Catholic Church is supplied from the pastorate at Oakland, and the Episcopal services are conducted by an army chaplain, regularly stationed at the Presidio, near San Francisco.
On the banks of the Estuary is located the town of Clinton, which during the past two years has grown with great rapidity. It consists exclusively of dwelling houses.
In the Town of Brooklyn there is an excellent Public School, the Grammar school studies receiving the proper attention. In these two towns the values of real estate have increased as rapidly during the past two years as they have in the city of Oakland, and should the prevailing expectations concerning the future of this city be realized, these towns in common with Oakland, would form one continuous and united city. Within the legal limits of the township are one flouring mill, one pottery, one brick yard, and a cotton mill, enterprises that have else- where been noticed. The total number of votes cast in the Township, at the late Presidential election, was 414.
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Allen William, laborer. Allen James, master mariner. Allen David K., farmer. Andrew Miss, teacher Brooklyn Select School. Adams Geo. W., farmer. Alexander Joseph. L., farmer. Andrade J. L., farmer.
Andrade Joseph S., carpenter. Anthony Mark, teamster. Archuleta Miguel, farmer. Archuleta Jose Antonia, farmer. Armstrong W. W., hotel keeper. Atkinson Wm., carpenter and builder.
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BANGLE A. H., Brooklyn drug store.
Boli Jacob, laborer. Bochm HI., miller, Clinton Mills.
Bangle B., house and carriage BROWN JOIIN F., Brown's painter. Hotel.
Bartlett S. L. Mrs., proprietress Brown William, farmer. Mansion House.
Brown Ezekiel, miner.
Batchelder J., engineer S. F. & Brown George F., saloon. O. R. R. Co. Brown James S., farmer. Badger Capt. Thomas W., capi- Brown Thomas, at Bank of Cal- talist.
ifornia, S. F.
Brown E. D., lumberman.
Brenan John T., capitalist. Brannan John, farmer.
Bray W. A., commission mer- chant. Branson A. II., farmer.
Brauck Philander, farmer.
Barnard), Manufacturer of la- Branman Daniel, pottery.
dies' boots.
Bradford B. G., farmer.
BAMFORD W., physician and BUEL FREDERICK, REV ., surgeon. pastor Presbyterian Church. Bailey James, jr., saleman . Buelna Anisseth, lawyer.
Behan Cornelius, laborer. Benson John J., farmer.
Binch William, farmer. Blethen James E., farmer.
Cadwell Caleb E., farmer. Cadwell M. O.
Comfert John, clerk, with A. Ford.
Caldwell Edwin, commission Comes Henry, carpenter. merchant, S. F. Colb, John P., farmer.
Caverly O. E., clerk with Web- Corcoran, James, teamster. ster & Co. Caverly Oren, shoemaker. Carey John, gardener. Carston George H., farmer.
Copell James R., railroad con- duetor. Cooper Lewis C., blacksmith. Cockran A. II., painter.
Bassett Philip C., carpenter.
Bateman David, engineer.
Barnheizel Jacob, farmer. Baker Oscar H., farmer.
Barney William. Barrett John, laborer. BARNARD M. (Whipple &
Butler W. M. J., blacksmith.
Bunnell George M. teacher.
Buttrick Luke M., farmer.
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WEBSTER 00.,
Cor. Commerce and Washington sts. Brooklyn., DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CROCKERY WARE, HARDWARE, SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, Etc., etc.
The highest market price paid for all kinds of country produce. Goods delivered in Brooklyn and vicinity free of charge.
Office of Webster & Co's Brooklyn, Fruit Vale, and San Francisco Daily Express ; Also, Bamber & Co's Express, con- necting with Wells, Fargo & Co., and Pacific Union Express Co.
San Francisco and Oakland papers delivered at eity prices ; Also, Eastern and Foreign Magazines and Newspapers delivered at lowest prices.
A. W. SWETT, LIVERY AND SALE STABLE, BROOKLYN,
Keeps at all times for hire, first-class Carriages, Single Buggies, Saddle Horses, ete.
Also, boarding for horses on reasonable terms.
Wm. C. & Isaac Wallace, LIVERY AND SALE STABLE, BROOKLYN,
Keep for sale at all times, first-class styles of Carriages, Buggies, Horses, Cows; and the best pasturage in Alameda county. Also, buy horses and stock of all descriptions.
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Carroll Westley, farmer. Casas F. B., clerk, S. F. P. O. Cassell James.
Cahn Edward D., merchant. Caniffe John, laborer.
CARRICK D. S. (Carrick & . Co.), wholesale butchers.
Comfard George H., expressman Connon Adam, capitalist, Cobb Hanson, farmer, Connor William, laborer. Collier Robert A., shoemaker. Cosgrove William, laborer.
Compher John II., clerk, with A. Ford.
Calvert C. C., butcher, S. F. Cellier W. C., shoemaker. Chace George, painter.
Chace Frank, laborer.
Challis D. M., farmer.
Christinsen C. M., Wilcox Roli's Tannery.
Cleland John, farmer.
Cleland S. M., farmer.
Croswell Lizzie Miss, teacher Brooklyn School.
Clark F. T. livery & sale stable. Critcher Henry, stock broker, Clark H. C., farmer. San Francisco.
Cahill Sohn, farmer.
Cron Win., butcher.
Cahill Patrick, farmer.
Criplett James, teamster.
Cabfer John, laborer, with J. B. Cunny Luke, laborer. Larue.
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Daggett Hiram, painter. Daggett Westley, farmer. Dankart John L., farmer. Damon Nathaniel, farmer. David Lazarus, merchant.
Dager Joseph W., real estate Dias manuel V., farmer. agent.
Davenport J. P., salesman Clin- ton Mills.
Deering Isaac, laborer.
Denton John, laborer.
Dean John, laborer. Debart F. C., carpenter.
Derwin Mike, picker and spin- ner, Oakland Cotton Mills. Deania Job, blacksmith, Brook- lyn Manufacturing Co.
Derby Edward M., lumber mer- chant, Alameda R. R. Wharf. Dixon George R., farmer. Dixon Jonas, farmer.
Dickey P. W., stock raiser.
Dowling Richard, farmer.
Doerflor Joseph, shoemaker. Donaldson William, blacksmith, Brooklyn Manufacturing Co. Drenvan Jas., marine engineer. Dwyer J. P., card writer.
DUSENBERRY, M. T., con- dnetor O. & S. F. R. R. Dney Patrick, card stripper and spinner, Oakland Cotton Mills.
Eagar, Wm. constable. Elm Charles, carriage and orna- mental painter. Eaton Benjamin B., farmer. Edwards Amasa S., Home Mu- Emanuel (Portegues), Wilcox & tual Insurance, S. F.
Rohrs, tannery.
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Cobbledick James, importer of wagon material, S. F. Cronin John, farmer.
CROCKETT JOSEPHI Judge Supreme Court.
B., Crockett John, clerk.
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JOS. BASSETT, - F. E. WESTON, - A. WELCH, Clinton.
San Francisco.
Oakland.
CLINTON MILLS,
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.
The undersigned will manufacture, and at all times keep on hand, the above well-known brand of Flour. It ranks as high, and sells in San Francisco for the same price, as the best City Mills. We use nothing but the very best wheat, and our Flour cannot be excelled in this or any other State.
For sale at all the Groceries and Feed Stores in Oakland. Also, for sale, in quantities to suit, BUCKWHEAT AND RYE FLOUR, WHITE AND YELLOW CORN MEAL, GROUND BARLEY, MIDDLINGS, SHORTS AND BRAN. BASSETT & CO.
ELIAS J. MARSON,
Carriage and Wagon Maker.
All kinds of wheel vehicles made and repaired, in best quality and style, at reasonable prices.
ASA HOWARD,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT, BROOKLYN, ALAMEDA COUNTY,
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Ellsworth, John, attorney-at-law Emerson William J., farmer. Ellsworth Lemnel S., manufac- Enright Peter, laborer. turer. Eldred Albert, farmer. Eldridge Edward, laborer.
Evans C. W., butcher, with Car- rick & Co.
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Farley Patrick, laborer, with J.|Feeney Mark, ranchman. B. Larue.
Field William G., fariner.
Faulkner James, cotton carder Flemming James, clerk.
and spinner, Oakland Cotton Mills.
Ford A., dry goods and groceries. Ford John B., farmer.
Faultabee James, laborer.
Farrelly Robert S., farmer.
Farrier Hiram L., shoe mann- facturer.
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Garcia Joseph S., farmer, Garcia Joseph, farmer.
Garcia Jose, farmer.
Galdener Catl, tailor.
Galindo Sapparino, laborer.
Gaspara F., restaurant.
Ganyon Martin, saloon.
Gills John, laborer.
Gillardin Joseph, farmer,
Gillardin Eugene, farmer.
Glover James F., shoemaker.
Glass William C., railroad con- duetor. Gincosta Antonio, laundry.
Goodwin Charles F., laborer.
Gottleib John, Clinton Mills. GRIFFITH A. H., editor "Ala- meda Democrat." Grimes Michael, milkman.
Green John, painter.
Grover Eliplet, carpenter.
Graves Charles, drayman.
Gracery Manuel, tanner and currier.
Grant George, farmer.
Gunnison Albert R., Home Mu- tual Insurance, S. F.
Guey William, farmer. Guy Michael H., stone cutter.
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HAMPEL HENRY, blacksmith|Hill Tom, grocer.
Hampel C. F., bakery. Hickery Cornelius, carpenter. Hibbrink Henry, farmer. HOAGLAND W. C. (Hoagland & Newson), architect, S. F. HOSTETTER FRANK (Car -. rick & Co.), wholesale butcher. Howard A., life insurance agent. Hogarts Joseph B., farmer. Horn George H., clerk. Hampel John, farmer. Hammars Richard, blacksmith, with M. Sullivan. Hammars D., harness maker. Hamilton N. H., carriage maker, with Brooklyn Manufacturing Company. Hadley Samuel, farmer. Hassell Abdallak, carpenter and Hopkins Casper T., insurance builder. agent. Holland Edmond, farmer. Haas Jacob G., farmer.
Fonte A., general merchandise. Folrath A., blacksmith, Brook- lyn Mannfacturing Co.
French George W., carpenter.
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Go to the Brooklyn Drug, Paint, Oil, Glass and Paper Store.
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