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4 37 7 29 10 6
29 Mon
CHAS. P. KIMBALL,
30 Tue
Proprietor.
4 38 7 17 10 8 4 37 . 17 10 53 4 37 7 18 11 32
30 Fri
4 37 7 29 11 4
JULY, 1854.
MOON'S PHASES. First Quarter, 3d day. Full Moon, 9th day. Last Quarter, 16th day. New Moon, 24th day.
D D's of M week
MISCELLANIES.
Sun Sun Moon rise sets sets
Sun rise sets
Sets
1 Sat
NOISY CARRIERS'
4 38 7 29 11 28
2 SUN
4 38 7 29 11 53
5 1 7 10 11 46
3|Mon
4 39 7 29 morn
4 Tue
PUBLISHING HALL. 4 39 7 28 0 17
4 Fri
5 37
8
0 27
5 Sat
5
4 7 7
1 19
6 SUN
5
5 7
6.7
5
3 35
8 Sat
4 42 7 27
2 39
8 Tue
5
6 7
7 7
5 5 10 6
59
9 38
13 Thur
Wostenholm Pen Kolves.
4 45 7 26 10 19
Ever pointed Gold and Silver 4 46 7 25 10 46
4 46 7 24 11 12 4 47 7 24 11 37
4 48 7 23 morn
12 Sat 13 SUN 14 Mon 15 Tue 16 Wed 17 |Thur 18 Fri 19 Sat 20 SUN
Mapleton, the Maine Liquor 5 15 6 52 5 16 6 5t Law Book; Song Books.
Gleason's Pictorial, bound, one, two, three and four volumes ; Sc- 5 18 6 47 jections from the London Illus- trated News ; Works on Philoso- 5 21 6 43 15 23,6 40 phy, Hydraulics and Minerolo 15 24 6 38 gy; Hyston's Prayer Books, Epit- ome, &c., &c.
5 25 6 37
9 16
29 Sat 30 SUN 31 MOD
77 LONG WHARF.
4 58 7 14 9 53 4 58 7 13 10 20 4 59.7 12 10 46
JUNE, 1854.
MOON'S PHASES.
First Quarter, 3d day. Full Moon, 10th day. Last Quarter, 17th day. New Moon, 25th day.
D D'sof week
MISCELLANIES.
Sun Sun Moon rise sets sets
M
hmhm
h m
h mh m
h m
NOISY CARRIERS'
4 36|7 19 morn
2 Fri
4 36 7 19 0 5
PUBLISHING HALL.
4 36 7 20
0 34
4 Thur
4 58 6 56
1 32
5|Mon
4 35 7 21
1 26
6 Sat
4 55 6 58
2 33
7 Wed
4 34 7 23
2 17
8 Mon
4 53 7 0
3 26
9 Fri
10 Wed 11 Thur
4 51 7
2
4 19
11 SUN 12 Mon
17 Sat 18 SUN
Drawing Paper, quite a variety; Tissue Paper.
4 34 7.28
4 34,7
4 35 7 29
3 39
4 35 7 29
sets
265 Fri
4 36 7 29
8 50
27 Sat
self-sealing, Government, Safty 4 39 7 14 Lined, &c., Ribbeted.
4 39 7 15 8 19
27 Tue
4 36 7 29 9 31
28 SUN
4 38 7 16 9 16
28 W-d
San Francisco, Cal.
4 37 7 29 10 37
31 Wed
AUGUST, 1854.
MOON'S PHASES.
First Quarter, Ist day. Fu | Moon, 8th day. Last Quarter, 15th day. New Moun, 23d day. First Quarter, 30th day.
D D'sof
Sun Moon
week
1 Tue 2 Wed 3|Thur
PUBLISHING HALL.
5 2.7
9
morn
6 Wed 6 Thur 7 Fri
STATIONERY. .
4 41 7 28, 1 37
7 Mon
The Bible, Testaments, Web- ster's Unabridged University High School, and Scholars' Dic- tionary ; Statesman's Manuel.
5
8 7 1
8 45
11 Tue
4 44 7 26 9
9
4 44 7 26 9 47
14 Fri 15 Sat 16 SUN 17 Mon
Pencils. Ivory and Wood Let- ter Stamps.
Erssing Knives; Pocket Pens 4 49 7 23 0 3 4 49.7 22 0 30 and Pen Holders; Escritors ; 4 50.7 21 1 2
Traveling Writing Desks ; Rub- 4 51 7 21 her for erasing; Sealing Wax;
4 52 7 20 4 52 7 19
3 10
sets
8 8
5 22 6 41 8
0 8 25
26 Wed 27 Thur 28 Fri
Pounce ; Transparent Let. Seals ; 4 53 7 18 Cohen & De Young's Leads, 4 54 7 18 Sand and Wafer Boxes; Callen- ders and BIIl Head Boxes.
4 55 7 17 4 56 7 16
8
4 57 7 15
9 9 34
222 Tue 23|W. d 24 l'hur 25 Fri ,6 Sat 7SUN 28 Mon 29 Tue 20 Wed 31 Thur
C. P. KIMBALL, Pro.,
5 26 6 35 9 46
5 26,6 34 10 26
77 Long Wharf.
5 27.6 32 11 3
1
23 Tue 24 Wed 25 Thur
ENVELOPES-Buff and White 4 40 7 14
4 4: 7 13
3 29
24 Sat
25 SUN 26 Mon
sets
19 Mon
20 Sat
vis', Black's, Mason's, Waters &
4 43.7 10 1 49
20 Tue
4 43,7 10
2 15
21 Wed
22 Thur
large Wood, Fountain, Pocket, 4 34 7 26 10 35 4 34 7 26 11 17
Traveling, &c., &c.
17 Wed
4 46,7
7 morn
18 Thur
and iron beds.
4 45 7
8 0 40
28 0 45
19 Fri
INK-Maynard & Noyes', D8- 4 41 7 9 1 17
2 rises
9 43
13 Sat
and Porcelain, of a great variety of sizes.
5 0,6 54
0 12
3 Sat
RULERS-Plain, Round, Paral- 1-l and Ebony ; Carpenters' Two- 4 34 7 24 foot and Pocket Rules, &c., &c. Gunter's Scales. Inkstands- 4 34 7 25 4 34 7 25
8 39
morn
0 19
28 28
2 28
h m
NOISY CARRIERS'
5 0 7 11 11 13
BOUND BOOKS.
6
2 26
9 SUN
Gold Pons and Cases; Gold 4 42 7 27
rises
10 Mon
Pens with Silver Cases; Gold 4 4, 7 27 Pens without cases.
8 21
9 Wed 10 Thur 11 Fri
5 11 6 Irvine's One Thousand Re- 58 10 3 ceipts-five and six thousand re- 5 12 6 55 10 31 5 13 6 64 11 2 ceipts.
5 14 6 53 11 37
morn
0 18
1 5
1 67
1 39
2 21
5 19 6 45 3 56
5 20.6 44 sets
7 37
8 49
5 17,6 50 5 17 6 48
2 56
18 Tue 19 Wed 20 Thur 21 Fri 22 Sat 23 SUN 24 Mou 25 Tue
4 40 7 28 0 44
4 41 7 28 1 15
5
4| rises
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9 12
12 Wed
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97 0
29 3
3 56
29 Thur
1 Mon
1 Thur
8 40
MISCELLANIES.
3 20
15
ALMANAC.
SEPTEMBER, 1854.
MOON'S PHASES.
Full Moon, 6th day. Last Quarter, 13th day. New Moon, 21st day. First Quarter, 29th day.
D D's of M week
MISCELLANIES.
Sun Sun Moon rise sets sets
1 Fri 2 Sat 3 SUN 4 Mon 5 Tue 6 Wed 7 Thur 8 Fri 9 Sat 10 SUN 11 Mon 12 Tuc 13 Wed 14 Thur 15 Fri 16 Sat 17 SUN 18 Mon 19 Tue 20 Wed 21 Thur 22 Fri 23 Sat 24'SUN 25 Mou 26 Tue 27 Wed 28 Thur 29 Fri 30|Sat
NOVEMBER, 1854.
MOON'S PHASES.
Full Moon, 4th day. Last Quarter, 12th day. New Moon 20th day. First Quarter, 26th day.
D D'sof M week
MISCELLANIES.
Sun Sun Moon rise sets sets
1 Wed
Noisy Carriers'
6 275 0 2 48
2 Thur
PUBLISHING HALL.
CARDS.
6 Sporting Backs, Illuminated, 6 33 4 55 1
6 Wed
77 Long Wharf.
7
54 38
7 8
9 Sat FANCY GOODS.
7.
7 4 38
9
10 SUN
7.
8 4 38.10
8
11 Mon
Buffalo Combs, Colonge, Shav-
7
9 4 38 11 8
12 Tue
7 9 4 39 morn
0 9
. FANCY GOODS.
Chess Men, large and small
6 45 4 45
3 28
wood and ivory ; Checkers and 6 46 4 44 4 35
Checker Boards and Dice. Coat Ties, Hair Brushes, a 6 49 4 43 5 41 sets 6 42
good variety; Clothes Brushes, 6 50 4 42
6 51 4 42 6 52 4 41 Shaving Brushes, Combs, fine, 7 50 coarse, pocket, self-cleaning, &c. 6 54 4 40 10 18 9 3 CHAS. P. KIMBALL, PROPRIETOR, 6 55 4 40 11 30 6 56 4 40 moro 6 57 4 40 0 40 77 Long Wharf. 6 58 4 39 1 47 6 59.4 39 2 52
DECEMBER, 1854.
MOON'S PHASES. Full Moon, 4th day. Last Quarter, 12thi day. New Moon, 18th day. First Quarter, 26th day.
DID's of M week
MISCELLANIES.
Sun Sun |Moon rise sets
sets
1 Fri
NOISY CARRIERS'
04 39
3 57
2 Sat
7 14 39
5 17
3 SUN
PUBLISHING HALL.
7 % 4 38 rises
5 Tue
3 4 38
5 22
Great Moguls, Steamboats, first 6 34 4 54 and second quality; Fanny Els-
6 35 4 53 6 36 4 52
8 2' 9 19
sler's Players, Merry Andrew, 6 37 4 51 Thomas Wheeler's Highlanders, &c., &c.
6 39 4 50 10 19 6 394 49 11 20 6 40 4 48 morn 6 41 4 47 0 21
6 43 4 47
1 22
6 4+ 4 46
2 25
7 12 4 40 3 21
7 13 4 40 4 32
7 14 4 40 5 46
7 14 4 41 sets
5 29 8 1 9 17 6 44 7 15 4 41 7 15 4 42 7 16 4 42 7 16 4 43 7 17 4 43,10 30 7 17 4 44 11 39 7 17 4 44' morn 7 18 4 45 0 46
CHAS. P. KIMBALL,
Proprietor.
7 18 4 46 1 50 7 18 4 47 2 55 7 19 4 47 3 58 7 19 4 48 5 2
6
5 5 28
6 5 26
8 49 9 39
lished by Taylor & Co., New 5 38,6 14 York.
5 39 6 12 10 13
5 40 6 10 10 58 41 6 9 11 49
5 42 6
7 morn
5 43,6
6 0 45
5 446 4 1 45
5 446 2 2 40
1 3 48
sets 6 28 6 52
5 50 5 53 5 515 51
7 49
8 24 9 5
9 58
5 54 5 46 11 1 15 55,5 45! morn
OCTOBER, 1854.
MOON'S PHASES. Full Moon, 5th day. Last Quarter, 13th day. New Moon, 21st day. First Quarter, 28th day.
D D's of M week
MISCELLANIES.
Sun Sun ( Moon rise sets sets
1 SUN
5 55 5 43 0 11
2 Mou
5 56 5 42
1 25
3 Tue
5 57 5 40
2 50
4 Wed
PUBLISHING HALL.
5 58 5 39
3 52
5 Thur
6 Fri
CURIOSITIES.
6
1 5 34
6 2 5 32
6 57
A Tapir Cloth, about eight feet square.
6 3 5 31
7 29
10 Tue
6 4 5 29
8 6
An Indian Stone Hatchet, from the bed of the Kenduskead stream.
A Stone Pipe, from Queen Charlotte's Island.
6 10 5 21 0 33
6 11 5 19 1 34
A Paddle from the South Seas. 6 12 5 18 2 37 Also, Arrows and Spears from the same source.
A great variety of nice speci- mens of Coral and Shells.
A Petrified Oyster, very per- ¡fect, &c., &c.
77 LONG WHARF,
6 23 5 5 11 14
6 24 5
4 morn
San Francisco, Cal.
6 25 5
2 0 27
6 265
1 1 39
PLAYS-TOYS.
5 35 6 20
7 36
All the modern Standard Dra- 5 35 6 18 mas, and the minor Dramas pub-
5 36 6 17
5 37'6 15 9
9 33 12 Thur 13 Fri
6 7 5 25 10 33
14 Sat
16 8 5 23 t1 32
6 9 5 22
mora
Toys of all kinds just ready for the Hollidays.
PICTURES.
The Voyage of Life; Taking 5 45 6 of' Andre; Bird's-eye View of 5 46 5 59 5 475 58
New York, Philadelphia, Ha- vana, Washington, Niagara, at d 5 49 5 54 7 18 5 48 5 56
6 17 5 11 6 22
6 19 5 10
7 3
6 20 5
9 7 53
6 21 5
8 8 53
6 22 5 6|10 1
San Francisco; The Flatboat- men, &c., &c., with a great va- 5 52 5 50 riety of cheap prints. 5 53 5 48
h mh mh mì
5 28.6 31 morn
NOISY CARRIERS'
0 5 296 29 6
5 30 6 28
1 13
PUBLISHING HALL, 5 31 6 26
2 27
77 Long Wharf, San Francisco.
5 33 6 23
5 34 6 21
rises 7 10
7 Sat
8 SUN
8 3
9 Mon
8 30 0 11 Wed
6
6 13 5 16 3 39
6 14 5 15 4 42 6 15 5 14 sets
6 16 5 13 5 49
15 SUN 16 Mon 17 Tue 18 Wed t& Thur 20 Fri 2t Sat 22 SUN 23 Mon 24 Tue 25 Wed 26 Thur 27 Fri 28 Sat 29 SUN 30 Mon 31 Tue
13 Wed 14 Thur 15 Fri 16 Sat 17 SUN 18 Mon 19 Tue 20 Wed 21 Thur 22 Fri 23| Sat 24 SUN 25 Mon 26 Tue 27 Wed 28 Thur 29 Fri 30,Sat 31 SUN
ing Cream, Fancy Soaps, Hair 7 10 4 39 Oil, Ox Marrow, Indian Ink, Measuring Tapes, Portmonais of various sizes and qualities, Mag- nifying Glasses, Concave Mirrors, Tooth Picks, Strawberries for Needles, Pocket Books and Wal- lets, Steel Guard Chains, etc.
7 7
4 4 38
6 13
7 Thur 8 Fri
6 4 38
8
8 8
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28 Tue 29 Wed 30,Thur
h mh m h m
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3 Fri
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58 5
2
6 31 4
57 rises
6 32 4
56
5 26
6 42
7 29
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h m
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6 7
4 Mon
4 Sat 5 SUN 6'Mon 7 Tue 8 W. d 9 Thur 10 Fri
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6 47 4 44 6 48 4 43
45
hmhmhm
NOISY CARRIERS'
5 59 5 37 rises 6
0 5 35
6 2 6 28
5 32 6 25 3 41
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EZEKIEL BROWN, Auctioneer.
WILLIAM E. BROWN.
JAMES EDWARDS.
BROWN BROTHERS & Co.
AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF REAL ESTATE, CITY, STATE AND WATER STOCKS, AT PRIVATE AND PUBLIC SALE;
Also, for the Negotiation of Loans, No. 134 Montgomery street,
CORNER OF COMMERCIAL, OVER THE BANKING HOUSE OF DREXEL, SATHER & CHURCH, SAN FRANCISCO. REFERENCES :
Gen. J A. McDougal, M. C.
Hon. Samuel Purdy, Steckt. n.
Hon. Judge Aldrich, Sacramento City. V
Col. J C. Hayes, U. S. Sur. General. Hon. Volney E. Howard, San Francisco. Col. R. Rust, Marysville. Hon. Milton S. Latham. Messrs. Macondray & Co. "
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THE
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY,
FOR
1854.
NOTICE -Names received too late for regular insertion, may be found in the Appendix.
ABREVIATIONS :
1
for
alley. manf for manufacturer.
dg .
building
mer . . merchant.
et. between.
om
corner.
op. .
opposite.
x.
Exchange.
house.
S. F. . San Francisco.
lanc.
S. M. H. .. State Marine Hospital.
ikr 66
maker. / W
.West.
LARONS AARON, clothing, 100 Clay, h. Mellus, near Second
bascal M. clerk, 171 Sansome
bbey David, wheelwright, rear 126 Pacific .bbott WVm. A. merchant, h. Anthony bbott Capt. Wm. A. lumber, junction Cali- fornia and Market
bbott Chas. L. opposition line pilots, corner Jackson and East, 2d floor
bbott J. M. paper hanger, 45 Battery, h. Sansome, opposite Rassette House
bbott J. M. h. 1 Sansome
bbott Oscar, commercial reporter, " Daily Com. Advertiser" office
bbott W. proprietor National Hotel, 76 Pacific
bell O. C. Post Office Exchange, 219 Clay bell Alexander G., office 137 Montgomery, h. corner Dupont and Clay
bernethy James, clerk, corner Front and California, 2d floor
bernethy, Clark & Co. wholesale lumber dealers and shippers, Stewart, between Market and Mission
bernethy George, wholesale lumber dealer aud shipper, Stewart, between Market and Mission
Abiego J. clerk, cor. Sacramento and Front Abrahamson Peter, tinner, 139 Kearny Abram J. clothing, 79 Commercial
Ackerman Mrs Caroline, (widow) 238 Kearny Ackley & Co. tin, sheet iron and stoves, 147 Front
Ackley J. T. tin, sheet iron and stoves, 147 Front
Ackley J. H. clerk, 147 Front
Ackley Lyman, inspector, custom-house.
Ackley & Co. 94 Jackson, near Battery Ackley John T. 94 Jackson, near Battery Adams James H. h. S. side Union, between Mason and Taylor
Adams Jos. Jr. h. 347 Stockton
Adams Samuel, druggist, N. E. corner Clay and Dupont
Adams A. M carpenter, at Elliott & Tilden's Adams J. Q. wagon maker, 118 Bush
Adams, William, mason, h. cor. Mary's lane and Perry
Adams & Co. express, Parrott's building, cor. Montgomery and California
Adams Ransom, printer, Times & Transcript office
Adams & Bent, teamsters, corner Pine and Battery
3
N. North.
commission. off. · office. or.
East.
· place. pl. S. South. 66
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SAN FRANCISCO [ A] DIRECTORY.
Adams R. B printer, 151 Clay
Adams Alfred, 116 Sansome
Adams Hank, carman, 85 Clay
Adams Saml. (firm Shreve & Co.) 42 Battery Adams A. L. merchant, 35 Pine
Adams H. foreman Vulcan Iron Works
Adams F. W. book-keeper, 50 California
Adams, Welch & Co. com. merchants, corner Davis and Washington
Adams D. com. merchant, corner Davis and Washington
Adams Charles, scaman, h. 68 Montgomery
Adams Mrs. Mary Ann, saloon, 68 Montgom'y Adams Paul, grocer, corner Market and San- some, h. Market
Adams John, mason, boards Franklin Hotel Adams Theodore, contractor, cor. Broadway
and Battery, h. cor. Broadway and Powell Adams H. H. machinist, h. 291 Clay
Adams Jacob F. manf., h. corner Broadway and Powell
Adams H. Q. general broker, cor. California and Front, 2d floor
Adams Samuel, pantry man, Alden's Branch Adamson John, engineer, Alta Foundry
Adcock Wm. shoemaker. 5212 Commercial Adcock John, laborer, Phoenix Saw Mills, Market
Addison Wm. A. inspector, custom-house Addis John, street commissioner, A, City Hall Addis Jacob, clerk, 75 Sacramento
Adele Madam, dress maker, 269 Clay
Adelsdorfer Bros. fancy goods,113 Sacramento Adelsdorfer Ed. fancy goods, 113 Sacramento Adelsdorfer Jos. fancy goods, 113 Sacramento Adler B. butcher, 169 Dupont
Adlington David M. carpenter, h. 263 Kearny Adlington, Geo. G., carpenter, h. Salina court Adley Henry, painter and glazier, Brenham place, h. Ecker
Adley Henry, boarding house, 184 Washing'n Adrain & Story, ship chandlers and commis- sion merchants, 87 and 89 Front
Adrain Wm. commission merchant, 87 and 89 Front, h. 193 California
Adrain John, saddler, 62 Montgomery Affron John W., clerk, "Ledger" off. 148 Clay Agard W. B. com. merchant, 146 Battery Agnew Thos. H. foreman "Daily Com. Ad- vertiser" office
Aguayo Antoine, merchant, boards 21 First Ahem Jno. stage driver for Dillon, Hedge & Co Ahrens Philip, saloon, cor. Davis and Wash'n Aiken Charles, grocer, Union, 2 doors from Battery
Aikin George, British Consul, 126 California Ainsworth Roger, blacksmith, Alta foundry Aitken Gordon, clerk, 141 Sacramento Aitken Chas. C. com. merchant, 88 Davis Akerman B. M. carpenter, 194 Kearny Albro J. S. firm of Fairbanks & Co. hardware Alberga Henry A. merchant, 45 Sacramento Albright Wm. clerk, 108 Front
Albright J. Ward's Franklin Hotel.
Albin L. sen. jour. printer, 35 Commercial Albin L. jun. jour. printer, 35 Commercial Alcayaga Jose, grocer, N. E. corner Mont- gomery and Pacific
Aldrich, Miss L. dress maker, 246 Clay Aldrich E. S, M. D., Tehama House, boards Wilson's Exchange
Alden Judah, carman, corner Front and Clay Aldred Robert, grocer, Jessie, near Ecker Alexander Peter, carman, boards 196 Pacific Alexander & Friedman, wholesale cigars, 64 Battery
Alexander Robt. barkeeper, 156 Washington Alexander M. clothing, 30 First
Alexander A. porter, 130 California
Alexander Lt. N. F. (U. S. Army,) Military Post, Presidio
Alexander J. & Co. general dealers, 88 Com- mercial
Alexander J.Henry, bookkeeper, 132 Sansome Alford J. M. clerk, 62 Battery
Allen Isaac, Chestnut, bet. Powell and Mason Allen Theodore, stevedore, h. Union, between Taylor and Mason
Allen P. C. Clarendon Hotel.
Allen & Bloomer, painters, Clay, op. Leidsdorff Allen Wm. F. paints and oils, Clay, opposite Leidsdorff
Allen Jonas, merchant, 116 California
Allen Easton, porter, 95 California
Allen W. C. importer diamonds, watches and jewelry, 136 Montgomery, 2d floor Allen & Roberts, grocers, 129 Front Allen Robert, 129 Front
Allen L. H. secretary S. F. Manuf. Co., 172 Montgomery, h. 56 Broadway Allen Alfred, clerk, 91 Front
Allen Jas. P. clerk, cor. Battery and Halleck Allen James, machinist, Sutter Iron Works
Allen W. foreman Sutter Iron Works Allen James, pawnbroker, 128 Commercial, h. Sacramento, near Stockton
Allen & Parker, saloon, 108 Montgomery Allen Amos S. saloon, 108 Montgomery Allen S. H. commission merchant, 46 Front Allen Hiram, book-keeper, 24 Davis
Allen A. barber, Davis, near Sacramento Allen James, carman, boards 68 Montgomery Allen M. W. wagon maker, 21 Bush, h. 3 Bay State Row
Allen Henry A. broker, boards at Oriental Allen Elihu, carpenter, 59 Pine
Allen J. E. & Co. Union bookstore, 148 Clay Allen J. E. Union bookstore, 148 Clay, h. Pike, near Sacramento
Allen Edward H. at G. B. Post's, N. W. cor. Front and Green, h. 28 Bush
Allen George, mechanic, 277 Pacific Allan, Lowe & Co. com. merchants, 132 Clay Allein Bernard, examiner, appraiser's office, h. Sacramento, above Dupont
Allyn John H. collector, Jackson wharf Allovon Alfred F. clerk, 130 Clay, h. 227 Jackson
ANDREW V. S. ANTHONY,
DRAUGHTSMAN
AND
TAY GRAVER.
DRAWING AND ENGRAVING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, INCLUDING VIEWS AND LANDSCAPES Of Every Description.
buildings,
Seabs.
ewspaper
eads. &c.
See Business Directory of the TIMES AND TRANSCRIPT, San Francisco.
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Lllovon Alfred, h. cor. Jackson and Virginia Allaire Victor, restaurant, 255 Dupont Allaire Peter, under sheriff, City Hall
Allexander M. clothing, 346 Stockton Allexander G. saloon, Pacific, 2 doors from Kearny
Allison J. h. 89 Bush
Alliston James H. clerk, boards 89. Pacific Almy Andrew, firm of Story, Reddington & Co. h. 249 Powell
Llmy & Brooks, produce com. mer. 24 Davis Llmy G. M. produce com. mer. 24 Davis
Alsen O. laborer, h. 164 California
Alsop & Co. com. mer. 111 and 113 California ilstrom Augustus, saloon, 18 Sacramento Altschal J. cigar store, 199 Clay
LIton W. S. com. mer. cor. Davis and Wash. ilta Foundry, Market pl. op. Oriental Hotel Llverson L. M. inspector custom house, h. corner Vallejo and Stockton
Alvarez F. S. importing and com. merchant, 1.59 Battery
Ambrose & Davis, Pantheon Saloon, Ameri- can Theatre
Ambrose G. Pantheon Saloon, Am. Theatre Ames Henry, stevedore, h. Miuna, bet. Jane and Second
Imes H. & Co. sash and blind manufacturer, 137 Pine
Ames Henry, sash and blind manufacturer, 137 Pine, h. Buena Vista, near California mes Daniel, cabinet m'k'r, 145 Sacramento Ames Jonathan, cabinet maker, 145 Sac.
mes A. C. carman, boards 147 Sansome Imes J. G. 32 Battery
mes John, clerk Recorder's office, City Hall mey Joseph, mason, h. Charles place
merige Geo. pressman, " Advertiser " office Amos J. J. porter at Rip Van Winkle
Amos Wm. C. pilot, h. Union, bet. Sansome and Battery
Amsden Samuel, carman, h. Grant place Amy C. B. cigars, 145 Commercial
Anderson Mrs. D. (widow) h. St. Mary's place Anderson J. watch maker, 125 Montgomery, Iı. Jessie
Anderson Wm. A. jour. saddler, 138 Sansome Anderson David, Observatory, h. Green, bet. Sansome and Montgomery
Anderson Alexander, laborer, 17 Ohio Anderson John, laborer, hoards 13 Ohio
Anderson Thomas, caulker, h. Stevenson, near First
Anderson Simon, lumber yard, California wharf, h. Stevenson, near First
Anderson S. coppersmith, Vulcan Iron W'ks Anderson & Co. lumber merchants, junction California and Market
Anderson Simon, lumber merchant, junction California and Market
Anderson John, banker, 118 Montgomery, boards at Wilson's Exchange
Anderson S. G. & Co. saloon, Wilson's Ex- change basement
Anderson John, porter, 37 California
Anderson Geo. barkeeper, cor. Montgomery and Bush
Anderson David, jeweller, cor. Sansome and Commercial
Anderson David C. comedian and ranchero, S. F. Theatre, ranch Mission road
Anderson Gco. cook, Alta Hotel
Anderson Chas. nurse, U. S. Marine Hospital Anderson Thos. Empire Coal Yard, Jackson, one door below Stockton
Andrews & Co. stonecutters, 121 Pine, h. Trinity, near Pine
Andrews Win. stonecutter, 121 Pine
Andrews Geo. E. clerk to Board of Trustees S. M. H. office old P. O. building, Clay, opposite plaza
Andrews A. B. intelligence office 87 Com.
Andrews E. D. mason, boards 12916 Jackson Andrews J. D. cabooses, plumbing and gene- ral furnishing, 13 Davis
Andrews Henry, cook, 89 Pacific '
Andruss Theodore, saloon, Market st. wharf Andren Wm. M. moulder, Union Iron Works Andariese Edward, shipping and commission merchant, 91 Battery
Angel Joseph, mason, h. Taylor, bet. Clay and Sacramento
Angle M. B., M. D. Post Office Exchange, boards at Mrs. Bosley's
Anhalt J. & Co. clothing, Markwald & Cas- pari's building, second floor
Annan, Talmage & Co. com. mer. 88 Cal.
Annan Wm. C. com. mer. 88 California
Anniss & Craig, ship joiners, corner Battery and Oregon
Anniss Wm. ship joiner, corner Battery and Oregon
Anshel L. tailor, h. Vallejo, bet. Battery and Sansome
Antonio Wm. waiter, S. M. Hospital
Anthony Edward R. teller at Page, Bacon & Co.'s
Anthony Andrew V. S. draughtsman and engraver, 201 Clay
Anthony T. R. at Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
Anthony E. carman, corner Front and Sac.
Anthony J. liquor store, 169 Front
Anthes Peter. barber, 83 Kearny
Applegate Uriah, wheelwright, 89 Pine
Applegate Josiah H. attorney, McAllister's building, third floor
Applebey Henry, wood yard, Laura's alley Appleton Christopher, commission merchant, h. 206 Stockton
Archbald Thos. at A. D. Baker's
Archibald John, at Flint, Peabody & Co.'s Archer John, at Adams & Co.'s Express
Archer Blair, carpenter, h. Mellus, near First Archer E. fruit, 121 Front
Ardle James, merchant tailor, corner Mer- chant and Dunbar alley
Arey & Hopkins, feed store, 18 Bush Arey James, feed store, 18 Bush
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Arey & Hopkins, feed store, 2 Battery Arey Joseph, feed store, 2 Battery Argenti F. & Co. bankers, Argenti's build- ing. second floor
Argyras & Peat, merchandise brokers, 93 Battery Arias Pedro, clerk, 99 Pine
Ark George, 133 Sansome
Armstrong Wm. H. h. Baldwin's row, North Beach
Armstrong T. H. laborer, boards 196 Pacific Armstrong John, porter at Thos. O. Larkin's Armstrong John, clerk at Leland & Co.'s
Armstrong E. I. Niantic Hotel, corner Clay and Sansome
Armstrong Thos. jour. saddler, 82 Battery Armstrong John, moulder, Alta Foundry
Armstrong W. J. wagon maker, 16 Bush
Armstrong Wm. tailor, 10 Phoenix block, third floor
Armstrong Geo. W nurse, U S. M. Hospital Armand G tailor, 214 Clay
Armor Jos. G. painter, 41 Battery, 2d floor Armitage John, sail maker, 27 Sacramento, third floor
Armdtz J. engineer, 100 Pine
Arnold & Greif, S. F. baths, 180 Washington Arnold Jacob, San Francisco baths, 180 Washington, h. 180 Washington
Arnold & Fintoff, blacksmiths, 59 Halleek
Arnold Sidney, blacksmith, 59 Halleck
Aronson & Unz, dry goods merchants, bet. Montgomery and Sansome
Arrington & Co., wholesale grocers, 4 Or- leans Row
Arrington Wm., wholesale grocer, 4 Orleans Row, h. Mason, opposite John
Arrington N. O., clerk, 4 Orleans Row Arthur Wm. sea captain, h. Powell, be- tween Union and Green
Arthur George, laborer, boards 196 Pacific Arthur & Co., Eagle Livery and Sales Stables, 104 and 106 Kearny
Arthur R. G Eagle Livery and Sales Stables, 104 and 106 Kearny.
Arthur John D. & Co., general jobbers, 64 Clay
Arthur James, carman, h. 4 Mission Artaud T. surgeon dentist, 138 Sacramento, 2d floor
Ashby Wm. 136 Broadway
Ashby Mark T. 136 Broadway
Ashby James T. 136 Broadway
Ashby Eldridge, clerk, Market, between Front and Davis
Ashe Richard P. navy agent, over Palmer, Cook & Co.'s banking house.
Asher Harris, tailor, 208 Pacific.
Ashman Richard, saloon, corner Drum and Jackson.
Asion & Cramer, mer. tailors, 154 Clay. Aspenell Benjamin, h. N. side Vallejo, be- tween Stockton and Powell Aston James, 54 and 56 Sansome
Atenella Joseph, carman, boards 196 Pacific Atkinson J. H. apothecary, S. E. cor. Broad- way and Stockton
Atkinson J. H. builder, h. Broadway be- tween Taylor and Jones
Atkinson Painter, porter, City Hall
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