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HENRY HAMPEL,
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING -AND- WAGON MAKER, BROOKLYN.
I am now prepared to do the very best kind of Wagon and Carriage Making, and furnish to order the same at the shortest notice. Also, job work of all kinds with promptness, and war- ranted to give satisfaction.
CHARLES ELM
HOUSE, SIGN, CARRIAGE, FRESCO AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, HOWARD'S BUILDING, BROOKLYN.
Furniture Varnished, and Oil Paintings Cleaned or Retouched, etc. All orders promptly attended to. .
Lamotte Roney,
MANUFACTURERS OF TIN, COPPER AND SHEET-IRON WARE, -ALSO- Plumbing, Metal Roofing, and Pump Repairing, In all its branches. DEALERS IN STOVES AND KITCHEN UTENSILS, BROOKLYN, Alameda County.
A. FORD
# . DEALER IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS AND SHOES, HARDWARE, Etc. Hampel's Building, Washington street, Brooklyn. A complete assortment always on hand.
Buy your Clothing, Dry Goods, Hats and Boots at Heilner Bros.
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Harlan George W., farmer. Hanley Wm., harness maker.
Haliday John M., glove maker. Hunnewell Henry, farmer. HEILNER S. A. (Heilner Huff L. B., farmer.
Bros.),dry goods and clothing. Henken Fred., saloon. Hezlep James, laborer. Heaston Joseph, laborer. Hermann Emile, clerk.
Hoyt William, A., merchant, San Francisco.
Hughes Thomas J., teamster. Humiston William, carpenter. Hull Thomas, Wilcox ce Rohrs' tannery.
Johnson Thomas, miner. Janis Francis R., farmer. Johnstone William G., express Jones David J., Clinton Mills. agent. Jones William G., driver. Jones Edmund, farmer. Jacquis Richard H., laborer. Janney Aquilla M., farmer. Jones Edmund, jr., farmer. Jones George A ., farmer. Jackson Frank, farmer. Johnson Andrew, boatman.
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Kanady Oscar, blacksmith, at|King John, farmer. Brooklyn Manufacturing Co. Kimball Miranda, farmer.
Kennedy James, farmer . Kennedy William, farmer.
Knight D. G., farmer. Knight D. G., farmer.
Kelogg James, insurance agent. Knowles C. C., Dr., dentist, Kellog James, real estate broker. San Francisco. Kensill George, farmer.
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LARUE J. B., lumber dealer| Lewis Geo., wines and liquors. and real estate.
Lewis John F., Clinton Mills. Larue James, elerk, with J. B. Lewis Thomas, drayman . Larue. Lebeer Laurens, barber. Larue L. B., clerk, with J. B. Lee George, miner.
Larue.
Leheanx Louis, Farmers' Hotel.
Larue John, clerk, with J. B. LITTLE LOCKWOOD, carpen- Larue. ter and builder. Little Joseph B., farmer. Lamb Patrick, carpenter.
Lamb James, carpenter . Lamb John, carpenter . Lamb Peter, painter.
Lane Lawrence, gardener. Lane James, gardener . LA MOTTE A. (La Motte & Roney), stoves and tinware. La Grange Michael C., farmer.
Johnson James, teamster. James Philip L., laborer.
Litt John, blacksmith. Liese Henry, meat market.
Lienhoop Fred, farmer. Lindsay John, Lindsay's Hotel. Linfoot James, farmer. Lord Thomas H ., carpenter. Lompman Jacob, laborer. Lewlling O. C., express wagon.
Go to the Brooklyn Drug, Paint, Oil, Glass and Paper Store.
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Larenceton James P., farmer. Lewis George, carpenter.
|Lucio Antonio, farmer. Lynde George L., farmer .
Lewis George, jr., blacksmith. Lyles John, laborer.
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Mayhew Joseph A., farmer . Mayhew Allen H. (Mathews & Co.), grain dealer, S. F.
Marston Phineas E., capitalist. Marston Frank A., carpenter. Mathews John, farmer.
Mathews Henry E., bookkeeper
at Friedlander & Co., S. F. Mathews Edwin G., merchant, S. F.
Malone Jeremiah O., farmer. Maxwell Walter, carpenter .
Mann George H., miner. Manby James S. Dr., physician. Maillot Frank, farmer. Maddocks Manrice, farmer. May George W., farmer.
Mason Wm. C., salesman.
Marsden Wmn., dresser and spin- Michelsen Michael, Captain Fer- ner Oakland Cotton Factory. ry Boat Louise. MARSON E. J., proprietor Michel Louis, farmer. blacksmith shop. Milburg Samuel, farmer.
Manning E. A., shoe manufac- Moss Franklin, farmer. 2 turer.
Meyer Michael, boots and shoes. Morrell Luis, farmer.
Meyer Adolphe, tinsmith, with Morril S., carpenter. Lamotte & Roney.
Moyer Richard B., lawyer.
Meinecke Theodore, bricklayer.|Montgomery O. A., master mar- Medan John H., carpenter. iner. . Merril Henry, farmer. Moary Henry, Wilcox & Rohrs' " Tannery. McGinnis Noble H., farmer. McGinnis Bernard, drayman. Morrisey Patrick, laborer. McClintock John G., teamster Mooney James, laborer. MeClintock Joseph, teamster. Moses Horatio, carpenter. McFadden William, farmer. Moffat James, wines and liquors.
McFadden Abner W., machinist. Murphy John P., farmer.
McFadden William, Wilcox & Rohrs' tannery. McClain John, machinist. McClain John jr., fireman.
McGuire Frank, laborer.
McGovern James, stone cutter. MeCabe Edward, laborer.
Mayhew Harrison A ., merchant Mckay Anthony B., manufac- San Francisco. turer.
McLelland Joseph, farmer. MeLelland James, farmer. MeCracken John H., farmer.
McCaslin Andrew, laborer, with J. B. Laure.
McMananer James, gardener, at Dr. Knowles.
MCGRATH JAMES, Brooklyn Manufacturing Company.
MeLaughlin Owen, brakesman. O. & S. F. R. R. Miller John A., fashionable hair dresser.
Miller John F., teamster.
Mills Wm. De Witt, farmer.
Moss Wm. S., farmer.
Murphy John, farmer.
Mulcahy Michael, laborer. Mullins Thomas, farmer. Mulloy Thomas, farmer.
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McKissock David, farmer. McGreer John, miner. Mckinstry Thomas, farmer.
Murray Mathew, farmer. Mullar Thos., ornamental plas- terer.
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NEDDERMAN BARNARD, |Nichols Elam, porkpacker, S. F. boots and shoes.
Newsome L. M., carpenter.
Nichols Charles M., butcher,S.F. Nisbett John, gardener.
Newsome John G., architect, NORTHEY V. S., Brooklyn (Hoagland & Newsome). S. F. Manufacturing Company. Noyes Wm. T., carpenter. Newton Charles, trader, S. F. Nec Martin, laborer.
O'Brine Michael, teamster. O'Haver John, carpenter. O'Connor John, Hotel.
O'Keeffe Daniel, boot and shoe maker.
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PACKARD CHAS. (Webster|Peralta Jose J., farmer. & Co.), groceries and provi- Peralta Jesus, farmer. sions.
Packard Charles, farmer,
Patterson John D., farmer.
Patterson James M., farmer.
Patterson George G., farmer.
. Parker Jay, wagon maker. Parker Wickliffe, agent. Palmer Smith, farmer. Patten Robert F.
Page John G., shoemaker.
Peralta Antonio M., farmer. Peralta Gabriel, farmer. Peralta Ygnacio, farmer. Peralta Fernando, farmer. Peralta Guadalupe, farmer. Peralta Francisco, farmer. Peralta Juan, farmer.
Peralta Luis, farmer.
Peralta Pedro, farmer.
Quigley James, farmer. Q
Penwell Samuel A., principal Brooklyn Grammar School. Petit H. N., capitalist. Peck G. W. H., painter.
Pecker, J . C., ladies' shoemaker.
Perry James A., carpenter. Perrine John F., farmer. Pensam John G., mason. Philips George W., farmer.
Philips Henry, carpenter. Philips Bonaparte, farmer. PIERSON GEORGE REV., pastor Presbyterian Church. Post R., marine engineer, ferry steamer Oakland. Pryor Jeremiah, farmer. Price Risdon H., farmer. Pratt Cotton, carpenter.
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RICHARDS E. J., manufac- turing chemist.
Ramirez Terris, farmer. Ramirez Jesus, fruit dealer. Rathjen Harman H., clerk, with Robinson William, mason. HI. Tum Suden & Co. Robinson John, mason.
Go to the Brooklyn Dr ug, Paint, Oil, Glass and Paper Store.
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OAKLAND DIRECTORY.
Rector Wm. H., Manufacturer, Rodger Augustus F., U.S.Agent- Oakland Cotton Mills, Clinton Rogers A. S., farmer.
Rector Volney, engineer, Oak- Roundey John L., express office. land Cotton Mills, Clinton. Roundey J. L., jr., clerk, with Webster & Co. Beetor B. F., master weaver, Oakland Cotton Mills.
RONEY JAMES G. (Lamotte & Roney), stoves and tinware.
Rector B. F., manufacturer and foreman Oakland Cotton Mills Roe John, farmer.
Clinton.
Ross Angus, farmer. Rouse D. J., tinsmith.
Rector L. J., clerk, Oakland Cot -! ton Mills, Clinton.
Redding John M., farmer.
Reilley Richard, farmer.
Remillard Peter N. P.
Russell Philo E., farmer.
Reichart Ledwig, saloon.
Ruby Daniel, laborer.
Ryder Benjamin F., farmer.
Saul Peter, laborer, with A. W. Smith Thomas, plasterer. Swett.
Saulsburg Thomas, farmer.
Saillot Louis E., farmer.
Scollard Maurice, laborer.
Schumacher Carl 'H. D., fruit dealer.
Schmidt A., general merchan- dise.
Schimmelpfennig Frederick, dry goods.
Sheppard John, weaver and spin- ner Oakland Cotton Mills, Clinton.
Stratton Schuyler, farmer. Stratton Joseph, farmer.
Stratton James T., civil engi- neer and surveyor.
Shoemaker Nicholas, farmer.
Shoemaker Edward, mason.
Shney Sarah A., teacher Fruit- vale School:
Stern Joseph F., clerk U. S. Cus- tom House.
Shuey Martin, mason.
Starr Ezra S., milkman.
Shuey John, mason.
Stone Lysander, farmer.
Sherman Jacob, cabinet maker. Stakemire Goleip, laborer.
Sheridan Thomas, tinman.
Sullivan Michael, blacksmith.
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Shultz Austin, Clinton Mills.
Silver Manuel, farmer.
Silver Frank, farmer.
Smith Sylvester, farmer.
Sprague Royal T., Supreme Judge.
Spier Richard P., merchant, S.F. Spooner Wm. C., master mari- ner.
Stevens Andrew J., superintend- ent Alameda Railroad.
Stevens George W., printer, S.F. Stark Williams, blacksmith. Stakes Patrick, shoemaker.
Sheppard Wm., weaver and spin- ner Oakland Cotton Mills, Clinton.
STEERE THOMAS F. (Web- ster & Co.), groceries and pro- visions.
Swaney Frank, Wilcox & Rohrs' Tannery. *
Swas Antonio, boots and shoes.
Rhoda Frederick, farmer.
Risdon Jellis C., farmer.
Rohrs F. E. (Wilcox & Rohrs), San Antonio Tannery.
Russell Robert, laborer.
Buy your Clothing, Dry Goods, Hats and Boots at Heilner Bros.
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Simmons James A., butcher.
Smith Charles, laborer.
SWETT A. W., livery and sale stable.
Smith Thomas A., Clinton Mills. Sylva John, Clinton Mills.
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Taylor Enos, clerk, S. F.
· Taylor John, carpenter. Taylor James M., seaman. Talley James, farmer. . Tevis Joshua, surveyor. Tennent Mathew, shoemaker. Thomas W. D., engineer, Clin- ton Mills.
Thomas William, farmer.
Thompson George W., farmer. Thorne Hiram, road commis- sioner. Todd Benjamin, carpenter.
Van Dusen Robert, laborer. Van Vleet Eli J, farmer.
Valencia Amande, clerk.
Vaughn George H, teamster. 1
Todd Benjamin G., carpenter. Towle Win. J., miner.
Trow Henry, gardener, ranch- inan.
Triplett James H., teamster.
TUM SUDEN H. & CO., groceries, hardware, etc.
Tupper Harry, gardener.
Tucker Capt. Henry S., master mariner.
Tubbs Hiram (Tubbs & Co.), manufacturer, S. F.
Vallier Alex. C, laborer. Vincent Frank, farmer. Voorhies Benjamin, farmer.
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WALKER ASA, Justice of Webster Jonathan V., farmer. Peace and Notary Public.
Walker Wilber, clerk, with
Blethen & Terry, Pioneer WELCH, A., proprietor Clinton Mills at Oakland. Mills.
Walker George N, carpenter.
·Walker John, farmer.
Wecks, Henry, carriage maker.
WALLACE, WM. C. (Win. C. West Jolın H., master mariner.
Wallace & Co.), Livery and sale stable.
Weaver George, drover.
WHIPPLE O., manufacturer ladies' shoes.
White Thomas, farmer.
White Thomas, coachman .
WALLACE ISAAC (Wm. C. Williams Charles S., master schooner Isabella.
Wallace & Co.), livery and sale stable. Warren Hiram C., farmer. Warren Joseph, farmer. Warren Erastus W., shepherd. Warner Aaron K., farmer.
Williams A., ladies' shoe maker. Williams A., master mariner. Williams Frank, farmer.
Williams Frank C., farmer.
Williams William, shoemaker. . Wade Benjamin, job printer, S.F | Wilson Mrs. N., proprietress Wade Simon, job printer, S. F.| Railroad House.
Welch Abraham G., miller Clin- ton Mills.
WELLS REV. S. T.
Wallace J. F., ranchman.
Wallace John, master mariner. Wallace John S., farmer.
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Watson William, farmer. Watson John B., farmer.
Watson Clark B., farmer. Watson Wm. J., carpenter. Wash Aaron, clerk.
Waxson Edwin, blacksmith.
Wakeman Edgar, master mari- ner.
Waer Philip A., farmer.
WEBSTER J. A. (Webster & Co.), groceries and provisions.
WEBSTER E. E. (Webster & Wood Aaron T., laborer.
Co.) groceries and provisions.
Wilson William D., trainer of horses.
Wilson Lemuel, contractor.
William James, farmer.
Wilcox William, blacksmith,
Wilcox Josiah K., miner.
Wilcox Josiah, farmer. Winston Emmet C., farmer.
Winlock James, moulder, S. F. Work J. W., capitalist.
Worth C., butcher.
Wright David, shoemaker.
Yoakum Isaac, farmer. Yoakum Jesse G., farmer.
Yoakum Thomas J., farmer. Young John, farmer.
MRS. E. HUMBERT,
DRESS MAKER
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MACHINE SEWER,
BROADWAY, near FOURTH st., OAKLAND.
Children's Clothing Made to Order.
Buy your Clothing, Dry Goods, Hats and Boots at Heilner Bros.
OAKLAND DIRECTORY.
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THE TOWN OF ALAMEDA.
Alameda Township comprises the Encinel, or peninsula, bound- ed on the north by the San Antonio Creek, on the west, south and east by the Bay of San Francisco. Like Oakland, the land is covered by a thick growth of oaks, and the soil is sandy. In 1854, the Legislature passed an Act to incorporate the Town of Alameda, but no town government is required, and none is now maintained. Alameda contains many fine private residences, but the place does not appear to have kept pace with the growth of Oakland and Brooklyn. At the western extremity of the Encinel are the machine shops of the San Francisco and Alameda Railroad Company, which are extensive and complete. This railroad, ex- tending to Haywards, transacts a great amount of business, and at certain seasons of the year the immense amount of grain grown in Alameda County is transported to the metropolis by this route.
The private Insane Asylum located in this town is the only one worthy of mention in the State, and since it has been open- ed many unfortunate persons have been sent there by their friends in preference to the State institution.
There are two churches in the town, a Presbyterian and a Meth- odist. The contemplated improvements of the Western Pacific Railroad Company, to be located at the western part of the town, will build it into a city but slightly inferior to Oakland, its infe- riority consisting in the fact that there is back of the place no continuous stretch of territory as there is adjacent to Oakland. At the late Presidentiel election, 149 votes were cast in the Town- ship.
Appended are given the names of the residents of the town and their occupation.
Go to the Brooklyn Drug, Paint, Oil, Glass and Paper Store.
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SMITH'S STORE
Is the Oldest and Best established Store IN ALAMEDA.
The stock is comprised of
A GENERAL VARIETY OF GOODS,
Of the Best Quality and at the Lowest Rates for Cash.
Goods delivered to any part of the Encinal free of extra charge.
STORE ON PARK STREET, NEAR ALAMEDA STATION. Bamber & Co.'s Express Office.
LOYAL OAK HOTEL,
ALAMEDA STATION, Is now open to the public, where .
The Best Accommodation can always be had.
BOARD AND LODGING PER WEEK,
- - - $6 00
Single Meals, 50 Cents.
Connected with the Hotel is a
BAR AND BILLIARD, SALOON.
Finest brand of Wines, Liquors and Cigars always on hand. JOHN MOUNTAIN Proprietor.
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ALAMEDA TOWNSHIP NAMES.
A Aughinbaugh Gideon, carpenter Anderson James S., farmer. Andrews Oliver, farmer. B
BARBER ARTHUR S., gen- Bissett Horatio W., shipwright. eral merchandise.
Bates Charles D., contractor.
Barlow Henry S., farmer.
REV., elder M. E. Church. Baker Harry, carpenter. Benadick Benja, farmer. Bird George, farmer. Bird Thomas, farmer.
BOCHMER FRITZ, wholesale and retail grocer.
Bones John T., carpenter.
BANNISTER EDWARD P. Bowen Charles R., grocer.
Bowman Henry, joiner.
Britt Patrick, farmer. Brower John D., farmer.
Burrows J. L., blacksmith."
¡Burrows Robert D., farmer.
Clement A. S., clerk.
Clement Jabish, surveyor. Clement W. B., farmer.
Clement J. T., millwright. Clark Joseph W., farmer. Cloyse Joseph, carpenter. Cleveland A., farmer.
COHEN A. A., President Ala- meda Railroad. Cook T. W., carpenter. Concanon Luke, laborer.
Coy Frank, farmer. Crist H. B., farmer.
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DANIEL JOHN REV., pastor|Damon C. W ., farmer. M. E. Church.
Dimond James. farmer.
Davis G. F., farmer. Davis Oliver, laborer.
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Evans D. P., expressman. Eyrich William, brewer.
Fassking, H. H., Harmony Park| Fox George, farmer. Farwell J. D., merchant, S. F. Foye Thomas, carpenter. Fitch T. S., farmer.
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Gailey C. P., bookkeeper. . |Gibbons Dr. W. P.
Gibbons Alfred, bookkeeper. Gibbons William, student. Gibbons Robinson, civil engi- Glass Frank, laborer. neer.
Gunn John, farmer.
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OAKLAND DIRECTORY.
ARTHUR S. BARBER,
DEALER IN CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, BOOTS AND SHOES, CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, Crockery, School Books, Toys, Stationery, Drugs, Medicines, Perfumery, and Notions, ALAMEDA.
Flour, Middlings, Feed, Corn Meal, Buckwheat Flour, etc.,
Always on hand and sold at the lowest rates, and delivered free of expense.
FR. BOEHMER'S Alameda Store,
NEAR THE RAILROAD STATION.
Groceries, Provisions, Tobacco and Cigars, WINES AND LIQUORS, HARDWARE, TINWARE, CROCKERY,
Wood and Willow Ware, Etc.,
Constantly on hand in large assortments and for sale at moderate prices.
Goods delivered to all parts free of charge.
Buy your Clothing, Dry Goods, Hats and Boots at Heilner Bros.
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Haile Dr. Henry, physician. Haile C. H., farmer. Haile C. S., student. Hastings, S. H., farmer. Haley Frank. Haley Thomas, farmer. Harnden W. HI., bank clerk. Harnden F. A., bank clerk. Harny William, laborer.
Harry James, laborer. Harton George, teamster. Hartman Frederick, farmer. Hamlin J. W., fariner.
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HAIGHT II. H., lawyer, Gov- ernor of California. Horner S. G., farmer. Head Edward F., surveyor. Hedgepett W. P., farmer.
Hill Michael, laborer. Holt C. W., carpenter.
Holt R. N., carpenter.
Hoogs W. II., carpenter.
Howe Bainbridge, farmer.
Hobler George. Holder W. W., school teacher.
Hopkins Thomas. Huff J. W., laborer.
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Irwin H. F., expressman. J JONNSON JAMES, black- Josseylin H. C., blacksmith. smith and horse shoer. Jacquith W. K., stevedore.
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Kay Joel, Loyal Oak Hotel. Kenny G. F., seaman.
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Kenneny A. W., grainer.
Kirk Robert, miner.
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Lambert Dr. B. Lafond M. D., engineer.
Laplant C., plasterer. Lapon William, wheelwright. Laur Philip, miner. Lee W. S., farmer.
Lea J. C., poulterer. LEISE CONRAD, meat market Lorbor Josoph. Lovejoy A. G., flour packer. Lucius W. G., clerk.
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Mastick E. B., attorney-at-law, Merriman N. C., carpenter. San Francisco. Markham J. J., carpenter. Marston J. R., miner.
Meeks W. N., real estate broker. Millington James, carpenter. Mills Thomas, tinner.
Malony Richard, coachman for MOUNTAIN JOHN, proprie- Governor Haight. tor Loyal Oak Hotel. Mounton G.H., commission mer- chant. Mulgraw James, wharfinger, A. R. R. Wharf. Murphy John L., speculator. McKee J. W., merchant. McDonnell Powell, farmer. McGowen James, farmer. MeDermot Patrick, laborer. AcAvoy John, laborer. Mcireck Charles, merchant, S.F.
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N NASH. F. L., pastor Presbyte-|NOBMAN JOHN, refreshment rian Church. saloon keeper. Nickerson S. G., farmer.
O'Brien Jeremiah, laborer.
Parker J. M., livery stable.
Page J. G., farmer.
Paschwitz Otta, hotel keeper. Palmer N. W., clerk.
P Peck M. W., farmer. Phelps Adna, carpenter. Porter Nathan, lawyer. [Purdy, J. H., farmer.
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Robinson Miss, teacher Alameda|Rich Abraham, farmer. Primary School. Ramsdell B. H., merchant. Remell Henry, farmer. -
Shore C. F., carpenter. Shepherd P. D., carpenter.
Simson Robert, lawyer.
Smith Edmard, farmer. Smith E. M., farmer. Stroup Dennis, carpenter.
SMITH T. A., general mer-|Sully Daniel, painter. chandise. Sunkle F., gardener. Sylva Frank, seaman. Smith Benjamin, Engineer.
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Talley James, farmer. Thompson G. H., farmer. Timothy James, laborer.
Underwood G. S., laborer.
Van Gent W. F., mechanic. Van Cost F., farmer.
V Valentine W. F., moulder. Von Besler C. H. A., engineer.
Warren J. P., farmer. Wallace Benjamin, bricklayer. Walton F. A., clerk. Waltz W. H., carpenter. Webster J. N., broker. White Thomas, farmer. Wheeler E. D., attorney-at-law. Wood S. A., mechanic.
Williams W. C., painter.
Wood Zephaniah, architect.
Zeh Gotlieb, butcher.
Trevoe Dr, Eustice, Alameda Park Insane Asylum.
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W Williams John, laborer. Williams J. A., carpenter. Wiggin M. P., student. Wiggin John, seaman. Wilcox J. M., carpenter. Wood Charles, carpenter.
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Rodgers R. M., farmer. Robinson Henry, farmer.
The Dahland Nurseries; stablished in 1852.
These long established Nurseries are constantly adding to their large and varied stock, in order to meet the largely increasing demand of the Pacific Coast ; also, the Islands of the Ocean, as well as the great countries beyond.
The business of 1868-'69 exceeding that of any former year, the Proprietor has planted, this season, three times as much as ever before, and on new ground, not heretofore used for grow- ing trees ; thereby insuring healthy and thrifty trees, and grown without irrigation.
Parties planting in different sections of the State, can be supplied, by applying directly to the Nurseries, or by orders through any of the Seedsmen in San Francisco.
Especial attention given to Fruit trees, and also to Shade trees for side walks, groves, lawns, parks, etc., etc.
Persons desirous of visiting the Nurseries, are invited to do so at any time during the season for growing or selling.
W. F. KELSEY, Proprietor.
OAKLAND DAILY
OAKLAND NEWS
Established
-IN-
News,
PRINTING HOUSE
1863.
Wm. GAGAN, Proprietor.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, FROM A CARD TO A VOLUME.
NINTH
GOOD
WORK.
St.
A .W.TAYLOR.NY
BROAD-
WAY.
Delivery.
WE PRINT
Cards.
Circulars,
Billheads.
Posters.
Blanks,
Programmes.
Legal Documents,
Visiting Cards,
Wedding Cards,
Receipts, Checks.
Invitations.
Mining Receipts. Bills of Fare,
Etc. Etc ..
Our Office contains the Largest Assortment of Book and Fancy Type in Alameda County, and our facilities for doing work promptly are unequalled.
The only Steam Printing Office in Alameda County !! !
CALL AND EXAMINE SPECIMENS.
and.
NEAR
Prompt
Warehonse of Pacific Tammery and Boot and Shoe Co., No. 306 Cal. St., S. F. Liberal Discount to the Trade .. Str
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OLNEY & Co., REAL ESTATE AGENTS -AND- AUCTIONEERS. OAKLAND. SAN FRANCISCO. NO. 426 BROAD'VAY, BETWEEN SEVENTHI AND EIGHTH STREETS. MONTGOMERY STREET, BETWEEN SACRAMENTO AND HALF BLOCK FROM BROADWAY STATION. CALIFORNIA STREETS. ʻ V. T. NORTHEY. TAS. MCGRATH. Northey & McGrath, Brooklyn Manufacturing Co., KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND FOR SALE COACHES, CARRIAGES & BUGGIES SINGLE AND DOUBLE SEATED VEHICLES OF ALL KINDS. Family Wagons and Light and Heavy Express Wagons BUSINESS WAGONS, LUMBER .AND .... FREIGHT WAGONS, WAGONS Of the Best Quality and of the Best Materials, also, PLOWS, HARROWS, CULTIVATORS And all kinds of Farming Utensils, also, made to order, and of the above articles at the shortest notice and in the most in proved style. Horse Shoeing And all Kinds of GENERAL BLACKSMITHING Promptly Attended to INSTITUTE MEDAL AWARDED TO PACIFIC TANNERY AND BOOT AND SHOE CO. 1868. WAREHOUSE OF PACIFIC TANNERY AND BOOT FAND SHOE CO. 306 CAL. ST., S. F.
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