LeCount & Strong's San Francisco city directory : embracing a general directory of the citizens : and a street directory, with an appendix, for the year 1854, Part 29

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Publication date: 1854
Publisher: San Francisco : Printed at the San Francisco Herald Office
Number of Pages: 390


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Dimensions : Width on Montgomery street, 30 feet. Depth, 50


Height, . 100 ··


Five stories and basement.


DIRECTORY TO BATTELLE'S BUILDING. LOWER FLOOR. No. 136, SELOVER & SINTON, Real Estate Auctioneers. Alta California Office.


No. 11, Vacant. No. 12, Vacant.


No. 13,' W. C. ALLEN & Co., Importers of Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry. No. 14, FRY, NAUTRE & JOHNSON, Attor- neys at Law.


THIRD FLOOR.


No. 6, P. S. KOSTROMITINOFF, Russian consul.


No. 7, Dr. H. W. RIVERS.


| No. 9, Vacant. No. 10, Vacant.


No. 8, Vacant.


FOURTH FLOOR.


Nos. 1, 2 and 3, T. K. BATTELLE. No. 4, W. C. ALLEN.


No. 5, H. A. COBB.


BASEMENT.


Florence's, HORN & GILMORE, Proprietors.


Bay State Row.


EAST SIDE OF BATTERY STREET, NEAR BUSH.


Building erected in 1850,


Cost, including land, $225,000.


Cost, exclusive of land, 140,000.


Owned by Samuel Brannan, Esq.


Dimensions : Width on Bush street, 175 feet. Depth, 175 «


Height, ·


50


DIRECTORY TO BAY STATE ROW.


Nos. 1 and 2 Sansome, JOHN BRITNELL and GEO. L. MURDOCK's Boarding. House.


VEASEY, ALLEN & Co.


4 J. S. CALEF, M. D., Druggist.


5 Vacant.


6 O. TAYLOR, Carpenter. 7 PALLET & Co., Carpenters, lower floor.


7 Mr. BILLINGS, Carpenter, second floor. 8 and 9, CHAS. SHIMMINS, Boarding House, lower and second floors. 10 and 11, R. ELLIS. 12 ALEX. BAILEY, Private Boarding.


13 JOHN HYSON, Boarding House.


14 Plymouth Rock House, ROBINSON & Co., Proprietors.


SECOND FLOOR.


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Bolton & Barron's Buildings,


N. W. CORNER OF MONTGOMERY AND MERCHANT STREETS. Proprietors --- Bolton, Barron & Co.


DIRECTORY TO BOLTON & BARRON'S BUILDINGS. LOWER FLOOR, (fronting on Montgomery street.)


HALEY, GAYLORD & Co., Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers. HENRY S. FITCH & Co., Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.


C. H. WEST, Stock and Money Broker.


LOWER FLOOR, (fronting on Merchant street.)


No. 92. BOLTON, BARRON & Co., Merchants.


No. 94. BERFORD & Co's. Express.


No. 96. WM. NEELY JOHNSON & Co., Real Estate and General Brokers. No. 97. Vacant.


SECOND FLOOR, (entrance near No. 92 Merchant street.) Nos. 1 and 3. HASTINGS, THOMAS & MORSE, Attornies at Law. 6. GEORGE PEARKES.


No. 2. WALLER & DODGE, Attornies at Law.


No. 4. GEO. B. TINGLEY & J. B. DE FIENNES, Attornies at Law.


No. 5. E. R. &. H. W. CARPENTIER, Counsellors at Law.


THIRD FLOOR.


No. 8. Vacant.


No. 6. Vacant.


No. 7. Vacant.


No. 9. Vacant. No. 10. Vacant.


SECOND FLOOR. (entrance near 92 and 98 Merchant street.)


No. 1. WM. FRED. GREENE, Attorney at Law.


Nos. 2 and 4. SANDERS & PARKER, Attornies at Law.


SAMUEL COWLES, Attorney at Law.


ALFRED WHEELER, Attorney at Law.


Nos. 1 and 3. MAGRAW & TILFORD, Attornies at Law.


Nos. 2, 4 and 6. SLOAN, BATES & MUDD, Attornies at Law. . " N. H. DAVIS, Attorney at Law.


No. 5. SAMUEL PLATT, Attorney at Law.


THIRD FLOOR. (entrance near 92 and 98 Merchant street.)


No. 5. Vacant.


No. 6. Vacant.


No. 7. Vacant.


No. 8. GEO. HUDSON, Attorney at Law. H. S. GATES, M. D.


Nos. 7 and 9. J. D. CREIGH, Attorney at Law.


No. 8. JENNIFER & FITZHUGH.


No. 10. WM. H. RHODES, Attorney at Law.


Baker's Building,


LOCATED ON THE S. SIDE OF CLAY ST. NEAR AND EAST OF MONTGOMERY.


Building commenced September, 1853. Completed October, 1853. Cost, including land, $50,000. Owned by Lewis Baker.


Dimensions : Width thirty feet. Depth fifty-four feet. Height forty feet.


DIRECTORY TO BAKER'S BUILDING. STORES ON CLAY STREET. No. 14912. LEHMAN & EILERMAN, Merchant Tailors and Dealers in Fine Fashionable Clothing. No. 151. HENRY REGENSBURGER, Fancy Dry Goods.


SECOND FLOOR.


CHANNING G. FENNER & O. B. TYLER'S Law Office.


SIDNEY V. SMITH, Attorney at Law. HERVEY SPARKS & BROTHERS, Real Estate Agents. Two rooms vacant.


Occupied by the Excelsior Printing Office,


THIRD FLOOR.


WHITTON, TOWNE & Co., Proprietors.


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City Hall,


FRONTING ON KEARNY STREET. OPPOSITE PORTSMOUTH SQUARE.


Building commenced 1851. Completed 1851. Cost, including land. $350.000. Cost, exclusive of land, $240,000.


Dimensions : Width seventy-four feet. Height one hundred and twenty-five feet. Depth sixty feet. Depth Main Building 137 feet.


DIRECTORY TO THE CITY HALL.


LOWER FLOOR.


No. 1. Mayor's Office.


No. 2. Tax Collector.


No. 3. Comptroller.


No. 4. City Marshall.


No. 5. Recorder's Office.


No. 6. Recorder's Court.


No. 7. Superior Court.


No. 8. Clerk Superior Court.


No. 9. Clerk Law Library.


No. 10. Law Library


No. 11. County Treasurer.


No. 12. City Treasurer.


No. 13. Clerk District Court.


No. 14. District Court.


No. 15. County Court.


No. 16. Clerk County Court.


No. 17. District Attorney.


No. 18. Sheriff's Office.


No. 19. Clerk Board Aldermen and Su- pervisors.


No. 20. Clerk Common Council.


No. 21. County Supervisors.


No. 22. Board Assistant Alderman.


No. 23. City Assessor.


No. 24. Board Delegates Fire Department.


No. 25. Chief Engineer.


No. 26. Grand Jury.


No. 27. Jury Room.


No. 28. City and County Surveyor.


No. 29. County Assessors.


No. 29. Back Room-State and County Tax Collectors.


BASEMENT.


A. Street Commissioner. B. Recorder's Clerk.


C. Police Office.


Corinthian Buildings.


NORTH SIDE CLAY STREET, ADJOINING NIANTIC HOTEL.


Building commenced May. 1852. Completed August, 1852. Cost, including land. $58,500. Owned by Jonathan Edwards, Esq.


Dimensions : Width sixty feet. Depth sixty feet. Height two stories and basement.


DIRECTORY TO CORINTHIAN BUILDINGS.


STORES ON CLAY STREET. No. 128. A. C. MESSERVE & Co., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Upholstery Goods and Paper Hangings.


No. 130. WOODWORTH & Co., Piano Fortes, &c. No. 132. B. F. MOSES & BROTHER, China Goods.


SECOND FLOOR, (entrance between 130 and 132.)


O'MEARA & PAINTER, Book and Job Printing Establishment. Office of Puget's Sound Coal Mining Association. F. R. LOOMIS, JOHN A. PECK, SMYTH CLARK. ALLAN LOWE & Co., Commission Merchants.


Basement Vacant.


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APPENDIX. -- DIRECTORY TO BUILDINGS.


Custom House Block.


LOCATED ON THE SOUTH-EAST CORNER OF SACRAMENTO AND SANSOME STS.


Building commenced August, 1853. Completed Nov., 1853. Cost, exclusive of Land, $140,000.


Proprietors, LAFAYETTE MAYNARD. LOUIS MCCLANE, jr.


Dimensions :


Width on Sansome,


:


80 feet.


Fronting on Sacramento


.


185


Height three stories and basement.


DIRECTORY TO CUSTOM HOUSE BLOCK. LOWER FLOOR ON SANSOME STREET.


No. 1. PATTEN BROTHERS, Saloon. No. 116. LOEWY, BARONN & Co., Custom House Stationery.


No. 2. KNIGHT, CHADWICK & Co., Grocers.


LOWER FLOOR, FRONTING ON SACRAMENTO STREET. No. 216. MAURICE REDET, Segars.


No. 3. CHARLES BAUM, Custom House Broker.


No. 4. A. I. TOBIAS & Co., Importers of Dry Goods, Clothing and Jewelry. WM. SCHLEIDEN, Custom House Broker, General Agent and Translator. No. 5. C. & W. KAUFMAN, Importers of Clothing and Dry Goods. Jos. SPORBORG, Importer of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. TANDLER & Co., Importers of Clothing and Dry Goods.


No. 6. HARDIE & RUTENBERG, Importers and Jobbers of Dry Goods. No. 7. Vacant.


SECOND FLOOR, (entrance on Sansome street.)


R. H. VANCE'S Billiard Saloon.


THIRD FLOOR, (entrance on Sansome street.)


No. 1. S. BAKER, No. 2. Vacant. No. 3. J. C. MAYNARD. No. 6. L. MAYNARD.


SECOND FLOOR, (entrance between 3 & 4.)


1st Door Right-Custom House and Naval Office.


Left-Assistant Treasurer.


2d -Surveyor's Office. 3d -- Auditor's Office.


THIRD FLOOR, (entrance between 3 & 4.)


No. 1.


No. 9. . No. 10. Surveyor's Office.


No. 2. Collector's Office.


No. 3. No. 11. Storekeeper's Office.


No. 4. Naval Officer. No. 12.


No. 5.


No. 13.


No. 6.


No. 7. Measurer of Vessels.


No. 8.


No. 14. No. 15. U. S Weighers, Gaugers and Measurers.


SECOND FLOOR, (Sacramento st.,)


Entrance berween Nos. 4 & 5 .- NEWTON & SCHEUCH, Importers of Clothing &c.


Entrance between Nos. 5 & 6 .- S. J. NEUSTADT & BARNETT, Importers of Watches, Jewelry and Dry Goods.


Entrance between Nos. 6 & 7 .- J. A. McCREA & Co., Importers of Fancy Goods and Jew- clry.


Entrance between Nos. 4 & 5 .- Vacant THIRD FLOOR, (Sacramento street.)


Entrance between Nos. 5 & 6 .- H. UNGER & Co., Hat. Warehouse.


Entrance between Nos. 6 & 7 .- JACOB STRAIILE, Billiard Table Manufacturer. 66 -A. THIELEBEIN, Sign Painter.


BASEMENT. Nos. 1, 2 and 3. F. PAHUD, Wines and Liquors. No. 4. Vacant. No. 5. Vacant. No. 6. Vacant. No. 7. Vacant.


No. 4. R. STURDIVANT. No. 5. GEO. PENN JOHNSTON.


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APPENDIX . - DIRECTORY TO BUILDINGS.


Court Block.


NORTH SIDE OF CLAY STREET, ADJOINING POST OFFICE BUILDING.


Building commenced July, 1853. Completed January, 1854.


¿ S. F. ELLIOTT, M. D. and Owned by E. O. CROSBY, Esq.


Dimensions :


Fronting on Clay street, 41 feet.


Fronting on Merchant street, Depth,


41


108


Height three stories and basement.


The interior construction and finish of this Block is not surpassed by any building in the City. Designed for offices, it offers to members of the legal profession and others seeking lo- cations, advantages seldom found.


DIRECTORY TO COURT BLOCK. STORES ON CLAY STREET.


No. 182. Vacant. No. 184. F. C. M. FENN, Stationery.


Stores on Kearny street, vacant. SECOND FLOOR.


No. 1. E. O. CROSBY, Attorney at Law.


No. 2. E. W. F. SLOAN,


No. 3. Vacant.


No. 9. Vacant.


No. 4. Dr. SPRINGSTEAD. No. 5.


No. 6.


Nos. 10 and 12. G. & P. FOBES, Attor- nies at Law. No. 11. NATHANIEL BENNETT, Counsel- lor at Law.


THIRD FLOOR.


No. 13. Vacant.


No. 19. Vacant.


No. 14. Vacant.


No. 20. Vacant.


No. 15. Vacant.


No. 21. Vacant.


No. 16. Vacant.


No. 22. Vacant.


No. 17. Vacant.


No. 23. Vacant.


No. 18. Vacant.


No. 24. Vacant.


Empire Block.


S. W. CORNER CALIFORNIA AND BATTERY STREETS.


Building commenced October, 1851. Completed January, 1852. Cost, exclusive of land, $110,000. Proprietors Jas. H. Ray and S. R. Throck- morton.


Dimensions : Width on California street 18412 feet. Depth on Battery street 89 feet. Height two stories.


DIRECTORY TO EMPIRE BLOCK. STORES ON CALIFORNIA STREET.


No. 79. BOARDMAN, BACON & Co., Importers and Dealers in Hardware.


No. 81. Jos. M. BROWN & Co., Importers and Dealers in Hardware, Metals, &c. No. 83. Vacant.


No. 85. HAWLEY & Co., Importers and Dealers in Fancy and Staple Hardware. No. 87. Vacant.


SECOND FLOOR.


No. 79. BOARDMAN, BACON & Co.


No. 81. Jos. M. BROWN & Co.


No. 83. M. BARNETT & Co .. Importers and Manufacturers of Clothing, &c.


No. 85.


-


HOCHSTADTER & BRO., Importers of Dry Goods, Clothing, &c.


CALEB EHRICH, Ladies' Fancy Goods.


No. 87. A. J. DART, Agency of Perry Davis & Son's Vegetable Pain Killer. ROBERT HAGEN, Importer of Surgical Instruments, Druggists' and Apothecary Ware.


24


No. 7. Vacant. No. 8. Vacant.


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APPENDIX .- DIRECTORY TO BUILDINGS.


Commercial Row. ON CLAY STREET WHARF, CORNER CLAY AND DRUM STREETS.


Building erected January, 1853. Cost, including land, $56,500. Owned by Jas. H. Ray.


Dimensions :


13712 feet.


Fronting on Clay street - Fronting on Drum street 91 feet 10 inches. Height two stories.


DIRECTORY TO COMMERCIAL ROW. STORES ON CLAY STREET WHARF.


No. 1. R. WALTON & Co., Produce Commission Merchants.


No. 2. E. T. PEASE & Co., Flour and Grain Dealers.


No. 3. SAMUEL L. DEWEY, Produce Commission Merchant.


No. 4. SIM & Co., Produce Commission Merchants.


No. 5. CAMPBELL & HANSBROUGH, Produce Merchants.


No. 6. GEORGE P. LOUCK, Flour, Groceries and Provisions.


No. 7. BRENNAN & Co., Produce Commission Merchants.


No. 8. LOCKWOOD & LEWIS, Saloon.


STORES ON DRUM STREET. MERRILL & WARREN, Produce Commission Merchants.


SECOND FLOOR, (entrance near No. 4 Clay street wharf.)


No. 1. Office Board of Port Wardens.


No. 2. SHERMAN S. CLARK, WM. H. DENNES, W.M. E. DENNES, JAS. BRANNAN and JOHN T. MCKENZIE.


No. 3. CAMPBELL & SIMPSON.


No. 312. Vacant.


No. 4. Vacant.


No. 5. Vacant.


No. 6. T. C. THOMAS, Ship Broker.


No. 7. THOS. A. BROCK, S. F. CLEVELAND, R. FITCH, R. G. SMALL, G. S. CLARK, and GEO. ALLEN.


No. 8. EYRE & HARRIS.


No. 9. WOOD & Co., Stevedores.


No. 10. Vacant.


.No. 11. Vacant. No. 12. BARTON & GRIMM.


No. 13. RICHARD Fox and THOMAS ROSS.


No. 14. )


No. 16. DANA FULLER, Boarding House. No. 17. )


Folsom's Iron Building.


NORTH-EAST CORNER OF CALIFORNIA AND LEIDESDORFF STREETS.


Building erected July, 1851. Owned by J. L. Folsom.


Dimensions : Width on California street, 30 feet. Depth on Leidesdorff street, 80 feet. Height, two stories and basement.


DIRECTORY TO FOLSOM'S IRON BUILDING.


Stores on California Street. JAMES M. MOORE & Co., Seed Store.


SECOND FLOOR, (Entrance on California Street.)


No. 1, Capt. J. L. FOLSOM, P. W. VAN WIN- | No. 4, Vacant. KLE, and EDWARD CANY. No. 5, Vacant.


No. 2, Vacant. No. 3, L. R. TOWNSEND, Architect and Su- perintendent.


No. 6, WILLIAM H. RANLETT, Architect and Superintendent of Public Buildings.


Basement Vacant.


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APPENDIX. - DIRECTORY TO BUILDINGS.


Express Building. N. E. CORNER OF MONTGOMERY AND CALIFORNIA STREETS.


Building commenced Sept. 1st., 1853. Completed January 20th, 1854. Cost, including land, $280,000. Cost, exclusive of land, $180,000. Owned by SAMUEL BRANNAN, Esq.


Dimensions :


Fronting on Montgomery street, . 68 feet.


California street, - 6212 "


Height,


75


Four stories and basement.


DIRECTORY TO EXPRESS BUILDING. LOWER FLOOR.


No. 100. WELLS, FARGO & Co.'s Express and Banking House. No. 102. POLLARD & Co., Dealers in Real Estate and Money Brokers. SECOND FLOOR, (entrance on Montgomery street.)


Nos. 1, 10 & 11. J. C. YOUNG, M D. No. 6. Vacant.


Nos. 2 and 3. DR. BADAROUS, Oculist. No. 7. Vacant.


No. 4. EDW. STANLEY, Att'y at Law. WM. W. HAWKS,


No. 8. Vacant.


No. 9. Vacant.


No. 5. WM. C. JEWETT, Merchant.


THIRD FLOOR.


Nos. 1, 2 and 4. CROCKETT, PAGE & TEVIS, Attornies at Law.


No. 3. J. H. APPLEGATE, Attorney at Law. D. BRIGIIAM, jr.


Nos. 5 and 6. WYMAN & TURNER, Civil Engineers and Surveyors.


Nos. 7 and 8. HENRY A. BREED, Secretary of Clay and Washington Wharf Com- panies.


No. 9. Vacant. No. 10. Vacant. Nos. 11 and 12. S. MERRITT, M. D.


No. 13. W. S. CLARK. J. P. MANROW.


FOURTH FLOOR.


Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6. (Private.)


Nos. 7 and 8. Hall and Secretary's Office of California Pioneers.


No. 9. Vacant.


No. 10. Vacant.


Nos. 11, 12 and 13. CLARK & GEORGE, Architects and Builders. BASEMENT.


No. 100. Vacant.


No. 102. Vacant.


Howard's Building.


WEST SIDE MONTGOMERY STREET, BETWEEN CLAY AND COMMERCIAL.


Building commenced June, 1850. Completed August, 1850. Owned by W. D. M. Howard, Esq.


Dimensions :


Width


30 feet.


Depth


-


40 “


Height four stories and basement.


This building escaped destruction during the disastrous conflagrations that have swept over that part of the city.


DIRECTORY TO HOWARD'S BUILDING.


Stores on Montgomery Street Vacant. SECOND FLOOR.


E. B. MASTICK, Attorney at Law.


T. A. LYNCH, Notary.


MCALLISTER, WILLIAMS & ROSE, Attorneys at Law. GEORGE T. KNox, Notary. WILLIAM S. REESE. WILLIAM A. WILDER.


THIRD FLOOR.


CHARLES R. BOND.


WILLIAM STANWOOD. S. C. BRUCE. THOMAS B. PARK.


"JOSEPH P. THOMPSON. FOURTH FLOOR.


WILLIAM STANWOOD.


GEORGE T. KNOX.


WILLIAM SMYTHE. BASEMENT.


GEORGE MELLUS, Dealer in Wines and


Liquors.


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APPENDIX. -- DIRECTORY TO BUILDINGS.


Kittredge's Building.


WEST SIDE FRONT STREET, NEAR CORNER WASHINGTON STREET.


Building commenced July, 1853. Completed Sept., 1853. Cost, including land, $50,000. Proprietors, J. G. KITTREDGE & Co.


Dimensions :


Width on Front street,


40 feet.


Depth Height


- 70


47 6 in.


DIRECTORY TO KITTREDGE'S BUILDING. STORES ON FRONT STREET. EARL & Co., Dealers in Provisions, &c.


SECOND FLOOR. WOOD & WEST, Commission Merchants. . THIRD FLOOR. R. A. SWAIN, Importer and Commission Merchant.


BASEMENT.


EARL & Co.


Meiggs' Musical Hall Buildings.


SOUTH-EAST CORNER OF MONTGOMERY AND BUSH STREETS.


Building erected in 1853. Owned by Henry Meiggs.


Dimensions : Fronting on Bush street, 137 fect. Fronting on Montgomery street, 80 feet.


DIRECTORY TO MUSICAL HALL BUILDINGS. LOWER FLOOR, (on Bush Street.)


WARREN & Sox, Horticultural Rooms. Musical Hall.


Three rooms vacant.


LOWER FLOOR, (on Montgomery Street.)


Two rooms vacant. 1


Hall.


SECOND FLOOR, (Entrance on Bush Street.)


HENRY MOISE, Carver and Gilder.


Capt. WILLIAM P. WILLIAMS.


EDWARD S. WILLIAMS. JOHN CRANE.


Office of California Lumber Company.


Office of California Farmer.


WARREN & SONS' Exhibition Rooms. Carpenters' Hall. JESSE L. WETMORE, Carpenter and Builder.


McAllister's Building.


NORTH SIDE OF CLAY STREET, NEAR MONTGOMERY.


Building commeneed February, 1853. Completed May, 1853. Cost, including land, $65,000.


Owned by Hall McAllister, Esq.


Dimensions :


Width,


40 feet.


Depth,


60 “


Height three stories and basement.


DIRECTORY TO MCALLISTER'S BUILDING. STORES ON CLAY STREET. No. 146 W. M. TILESTON, Dealer in Boots, Shoes and Leather. No. 148 J. E. ALLEN & Co., Books and Stationery. SECOND FLOOR. No. 1 Vacant. No. 2 Vacant. No. 3 Vacant. No. 8 Vacant. No. 9 Vacant. No. 4 Vacant. No. 5 No. 10 Dr. THELLER. ) N. HOLLAND, Attorney at Law.


3 B. D. HYAM. Counsellor at Law. No. 6 SAM'L H. DWINELLE, Notary Publie.


No. 7 MARSHALL, HUNTINGTON & DWI- NELLE, Attornies at Law. THIRD FLOOR.


No. 11 Daily Public Ledger Printing Office


No. 12 Vacant. No. 13 Vacant.


BASEMENT. No. 146 F. BERTON & Co., Wines and Liquors. No. 148 Vacant.


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APPENDIX. - DIRECTORY TO BUILDINGS.


Masonic Hall.


ON MONTGOMERY STREET, BETWEEN SACRAMENTO AND CALIFORNIA STREETS.


Building commenced May, 1853. Completed July, 1853. Cost, including land, $125,000. Owned by SAMUEL BRANNAN, Esq.


Dimensions :


Fronting on Montgomery street, - 40 feet.


Depth 50


Height, 75


Four stories and basement. -


DIRECTORY TO MASONIC HALL. LOWER FLOOR. B. F. BUTLER, Bookseller, Stationer and Lithographer.


SECOND FLOOR.


No. 1 ALDRICH & MCCONNELL, Attornies.


Nos. 2 and 3 California Land Commissioners.


No. 4 S J. PENDLETON,


1 L. P. EATON,


Dealers in Real Estate,


No. 5 THOMAS BENNETT, M. D.


Nos. 6 and 7. SAMUEL BBANNAN.


THIRD FLOOR.


Nos. 1, 2 and 3 B. F. BUTLER'S Book Bindery and Lithographing rooms.


No. 4 WM. J. SLATER, Attorney.


No. 5. Vacant.


Nos. 6 and 7 Drs. PAINE & BEERS, Dentists,


FOURTH FLOOR.


Masonic Hall.


BASEMENT.


ERNEST RICHT, Coffee Saloon.


Maynard's Row.


NORTH-WEST CORNER OF CALIFORNIA AND BATTERY STREETS.


Building commenced January, 1852. Completed March, 1852,


Cost, exclusive of land, $85,000, Owned by L. MAYNARD, EsQ.


Dimensions : Fronting on California street, 182 feet. 70 16


Depth, -


DIRECTORY TO MAYNARD'S ROW. 'STORES ON CALIFORNIA STREET.


ROW. STREET.


No. 1. . 94-DAVIS & Co., Importers and Dealers in Hardware of all descriptions. No. 2 .. 92-S. HONIGSBERGER & Co., Importers, Manufacturers and Dealers in French, English and American Fancy and Staple Dry Goods.


No. 3 .. 90 -- JAMES HART, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Hardware.


No. 4. . 88-G. SELIG & BRO., Importers and Jobbers of Dry Goods, Clothing and Fancy Articles. No. 5 .. 86 [ H. COHN & Co., Importers and Jobbers of Clothing. JACOB SILBERMAN, Importer and Jobber of Clothing and Dry Goods.


No. 6. . 84-LAZARD FRERES, Importer of Dry Goods and Clothing. No. 7 .. 82-FAIRBANKS & Co., Importers and Dealers in Stoves, Hardware and Agricultural Implements.


No. 1 DAVIS & Co. SECOND FLOOR.


No. 2 L. B. GOSTROSS, Commission Merchant.


No. 3 J. R. ROLLINSON & Co., Importing and Commission Merchants.


No. 4 ANNAN, TALMADGE & Co., Commission Merchants. No. 5 Vacant. No. 6. LAZARD FRERES.


No. 7 THOS. TILLOTSON & Co., Manufacturers and Importers of Hardware. Jacob Underhill, Agent. Entrance on Battery street, 3d door from California.


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APPENDIX. - DIRECTORY TO BUILDINGS.


Montgomery Block.


LOCATED ON MONTGOMERY STREET AND EXTENDING FROM WASHINGTON TO MERCHANT.


Building commenced July, 1853. Completed Dec., 1853. Messrs. HALLECK, PEACHY, BILLINGS & PARK, Owners.


Dimensions :


Fronting on Montgomery street, . 122 feet


Fronting on Washington street, - 138


Fronting on Merchant street, . 138


Height four stories and basement.


THIS BUILDING is the largest and most tastefully finished on the Pacific Coast, and by its extent, solidity and architectural beauty, would attract attention in any city of the Union. It presents an unbroken facade on three streets of 400 feet.


THE FOUR STORIES OF WINDOWS above the Basement, are large and airy, and rise over the principal one in diminished and graceful proportion, with architrave, cornice, &c., to the frieze course of the building, which is marked by horizontal moulding and a beautiful frieze band, over which rises an elegant cornice, upon which all the taste and skill of the architect have been exhausted :- the whole terminating with an appropriate blocking course. The principal floor is striking by its support of pilasters with carved caps. The flat segmental arches of each opening are ornamented by a keystone bearing sculptured heads of real and imaginary characters, in semi-relievo.


THE MAIN ENTRANCE TO THE BUILDING is on Montgomery street, and is a triumph of architectural beauty. The door-way is of cut stone ;- the columns in alto-relievo, are of the Roman Doric, from the style of the Dioclesian baths at Rome. The frieze is beauti- fully sculptured, and the sunk cornice is beautified by a number of rich ornaments,-the bronzed iron doors being surmounted by a head of Washington. Besides the 28 base- ment and first story stores, this immense pile contains nearly 150 offices in its several floors,-all of which are furnished with gas, grates, &c., and with water in every hall, from an Artesian well in the court ; all the openings are provided with substantial iron shutters ; the brick walls, are of great solidity, built on piles and carefully anchored and tied. The architect, builder and director was Mr. G. P. CUMMINGS. The whole edifice is a beautiful piece of Italian architecture, and has few rivals in the oldest settled countries.


Number of Stores on Montgomery street, 6. Number of Stores on Washington street, 4.


Number of Stores on Merchant street, 4.


Number of Rooms on Second Floor, 34.


Number of Rooms on Third Floor, 45. Number of Rooms on Fourth Floor,. 45. Number of Rooms in Basement, 14.


DIRECTORY TO MONTGOMERY BLOCK. STORES ON MONTGOMERY STREET.


No. 156 WADSWORTH & ROCKWELL, Hardware, Cutlery, &c. No. 158 Jos. GRANT & ARM. GUYOL, Brokers and Real Estate Agents. Jos. GRANT, Notary Public and Commissioner of Deeds for all the States.


R. E. WOODS, Dealer in Real Estate; Loans Negotiated.


. P. H. MCCABE, Stock and Money Broker.


H. D. WALLEN, Coal Dealer.


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No. 160 GEORGE W: MURRAY & Co:, Booksellors and Stationers.


No. 162.


No. 164 Vacant.


No. 166 Bank Exchange, P. D. KILLDUFF & Co., Proprietors.


STORES ON WASHINGTON ST.


No. 145 Vacant: No. 147 Vacant.


No. 149 Vacant. No. 151 Vacant.


STORES ON MERCHANT ST.


No: 74 Vacant:


No. 78. Vacant:


No. 76 Vacant.


No: 80 WADSWORTH & ROCKWELL, Hardware, Cutlery, &c.


SECOND FLOOR.


Nos. 1, 2 and 3, JANES, DOYLE & BARBER'S Law Office.


Nos. 4 and 5, SAWYER, JOHNSON & PIXLEY's Law Office.


4 and 5, WILLIAM H. GRAHAM, Notary Public.


" 4 and 5, LEVI STOWELL, Nota- ry Public.


Nos. 6 and 7, HOGE & WILSON'S Law Office.


No. 8, Vacant.


No. 9, Vacant.


No. 10, Vacant.


No. 11, Vacant.


No. 12, Vacant.


Nos. 13 and 14, HOLLADAY, SAUN- DERS & CARY'S Law Office.


No. 15, Vacant.


No. 16, Vacant. No. 17, Vacant.


No. 18. Vacant.


No. 19, Vacant. No. 20, Vacant.


Nos. 21, 22 and 23, V. E. HOWARD & D. W. PERLEY, Att's at Law. No. 24, SPEAR & BRISTOL'S Law Office. No. 25, D. O. 'SHATTUCK & CHAS. SPENCER, Attorneys at Law.


No. 26, S. M. TIBBITS, M. D.


No. 27, Vacant.


No. 28, Vacant.


No. 29, Vacant.


No. 30, J. S. GLOVER & Wy. W. SHEPARD, Attorneys at Law.


No. 31 and 32. ROBERT RANKIN, Attorney at Law.


No. 33 and 34, ALEXANDER ELY, Attorney at Law.


Billiard Room, 77 feet, 5 inches, by 53 feet.


THIRD FLOOR.


No. 35, Vacant.


No. 36, KELSEY HAZEN.


No. 37, CALHOUN & BLANDING'S Law Office.


No. 38 and 39, Lieut. R. S. WIL- LIAMSON, Topographical Engi- neers, U. S. A.


No. 40, Vacant.


No. 41, Vacant.


No. 42, Vacant.


No. 43, Vacant. No. 44, Vacant. No. 45, Vacant.


No. 46, Vacant.


No. 47, JAMES B. TOWNSEND, At- torney at Law. No. 48, J. WILSON & E. L. B. BROOKS. No. 49, Vacant. No. 50, Vacant. No. 51, Vacant. No. 52, Vacant. No. 53, Vacant.


No. 54, D. P. BELKNAP, Attorney at Law.


No. 55, GILBERT A. GRANT, Attor- ney at Law and Notary Public. No. 56, CHARLES E. MOUNT, Attor- ney at Law.


No. 57 and 58, Judge THOMAS.


No. 59, Vacant.


No. 60, Vacant.


No. 61, Vacant.


No. 62 and 63, WM. J. SHAW, Coun- sellor at Law.


No. 64, J. C. HASWELL.


No. 65, Vacant.


No. 66, Mr. MEIGGS.


No. 67, J. G. BARNARD.


Nos. 68 and 69, Maj. J. G. BAR- NARD, Corps of Engineers, U. S. A. No. 70, Vacant. No. 71, Vacant.


Nos. 72, 73, 74 and 75, HALLECK, PEACHY, BILLINGS & PARK'S Law Office. No. 76, H. B. WHITE, M. D.


No. 77, Vacant. No. 78, JOHN BANNER. . No. 79, Vacant.


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FOURTH FLOOR,


No. 80 Lieut. R. S. WILLIAMSON. Nos. 81, 82, 83 and 84 SAMUEL L. BURRITT. No. 85 GEO. W. MACRAE.


No. 86 CALHOUN & BLANDING.


No: 87 A. G. WHEELOCK.


No. 88 ELISHA NICHOLS.


No. 89 FREDK. BILLINGS.


No: 90 DAMON & OWENS.


No: 91 Vacant:


No: 92 JOHN B. PEACHY.


No. 93 J. A: WATSON.


No. 94 MELVILLE BAKER.


No. 95 DAVIS & LINEN.


No. 96 SAWYER & JOHNSON.


No. 97 PHILLIP A. FENDALL, jr. No. 98 JOHN H. WISE.


Nos. 99 and 100 H. W. HALLECK.


No. 101 HALLECK, PEACHY, BIL- LINGS & PARK.


No. 102 SOLOMON HYDENFELDT.


Nos. 103 and 104. HORACE P. JANES.


No. 105 F. E. JONES.


No. 106 T. B. VALENTINE.




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