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Yale Jeremiah S., clerk with Tubbs & Co., dwl 7 Rausch
EDWARD BOSQUI & CO., Bookbinders, Leidesdorff st., corner of Clay.
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, Henry G. Langley, Publisher, 612 Clay Street, San Francisco.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., Nos. 712, 714 and 716, Kearny Street. .
SAN FRANCISCO
[Y] DIRECTORY. 653
Yale John C., salesman City of Paris, 633 Clay, dwl | Yik Yune & Co., (Chinese) merchants, 823 Dupont 26 Hampton Place
Yan Hing, (Chinese) tailor, 713 Jackson
Yan On Chong & Co., (Chinese) merchants, 741 Sacramento
YANG-TZE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION, Shanghai, Macondray & Co. agts, office 206 San Yanke R. L., musician, dw1 915 Pacific
YANKEE BLOCK, SW cor Front and Pine
Yaraczewski Vincent, clerk with Emil Frese, dwl 530 Mission
Yard Charles D., (Yard & Fletcher) dwl 570 Minna
Yard (Charles D.) & Fletcher, (Samuel J.) uphol- sterers, 20 Sansom
Yarrington A. D., clerk with Lazard Fréres, dwl Ss Twenty sixth bet Valencia and Bartlett
Yarrington Jacob T., bookkeeper. dwl S s Twenty- sixth bet Valencia and Bartlett
Yates Adam, laborer, dw1 636 Commercial
Yates Charles M., bookkeeper with A. Hollub & Co., dwl 1119} Mission
Yates Clem G., salesman with Badger & Linden- berger, dw1 618 Pine
Yates George, keeper San Francisco Recreation Grounds, cor Folsom and Twenty-fifth
Yates Hamilton, dwl 1006 Clay
Yates John, dwl 100 Turk
Yates John, watchman P. M. S. S. Great Republic
Yates Mary J., (widow) dwl 1421 Pacific
Yates M. H. Mrs., private boarding, 527 Turk
YATES ROBERT H., general agent Singer Mana- facturing Co., 139 Mont, dw1 100} Second
Yates Rudolph B., civil engineer, office 605 Mont- gomery, dw1 618 Pine
Yates William, boatman, dwl E s Bestole
Yates William H., fireman C. S. Nav. Co's steamer Julia
Yaum Charles, teamster with James McDevitt, dwl SW cor Sansom and Vallejo
Yeagel Charles, baker, dwl 622 Pacific
Yeager Joseph, janitor Exempt Fire Co's Building, dw1 746 Minna
Yeager Thomas J., fruits, 43 Third
Yeates George E., eugineer steamer Golden City, dwl 516 Brannan
Yeaton George A., clerk, dwl 8 Seventh
Yeazell Andrew H., (Castle, Denanny & Y.) dwl 1107 Kearny
Yee Chung & Co., (Chinese) dry goods. 818 Dupont Yee Chy Tong, (Chinese) drugs, 810 Dupont
Yee Keny, (Chinese) merchant, 908 Dupont
Yee Shing & Co., (Chinese) intelligence office, 614 Jackson
Yee Wo, (Chinese) intelligence, 747 Sacramento
Yehl Abraham, butcher, 1-7 San Francisco Market, dwl 716 Filbert
Yellott William, barkeeper with Brennan & Ryder, dw1 1518 Dupont
Yelverton C. F., dwl Clementina bet Third and Fourth
Yenny Caspar, millman California Mills, dwl 317 Bush
Yeo William H., bootcutter with Buckingham & Hecht, dwl cor Pine and Belden
Yeomans Charles, miner., dwl 717 Ellis
Yeratoky Mendle, clothing, 110 Geary
Yerkes Isaac, assistant treasurer Alhambra Theater, dwl 52 Minna
Yerrer Franz, liquor saloon, 129 Third
Yerworth William, printer Alta Job Office, dwl 1624 Dupont
Yessen John, with P. F. Tripp, Eclipse Restaurant, dwl S s Howard bet Third and Fourth
Yessen Peter, cook with P. F. Tripp, dwl S s How- ard bet Third and Fourth
Yessen Nelson, laborer with J. B. Kemp
Yenn Sing, (Chinese) cigars, 624 Jackson
Yik Lung & Co., (Chinese) cigarmakers, 425 Com
Ynda Mariano, lithographer, dwl 10 Union Place Ynda Ygancio, jeweler with Amado Mendoza, dwl 10 Union Place
Yolo Mills, H. W. Gray & Co. proprietors, SE cor Market and Beale
Youge J., clerk with Joseph II. Drossel, dwl NW cor Dupont and Geary
Yore John P., bootmaker, dwl 814 Pacific
York Charles, rigger with W. Simmous, dwl 513 Linden
York Elias L., carpenter, dwl Liberty
York John, cooper, dw1 454 Jessie
York John, (colored) steward, dwl 18 Stone
York William R., painter, dwl 313 Minna
Yosemite Valley Stage Line via Mariposa, Big Trees, and Inspiration Point, John R. Bruce agent, office 208 Montgomery
Yost Daniel Z., bookkeeper Bank California, dwl 921 Howard
Yost William, carpenter, dwl 126 Shipley
Yost William D., assistant engineer Dry Dock, dwl Hunter's Point
Young Albert W., shipjoiner, dw1 26} Kearny
Young Alexander S., pilot, office U. S. Court Build- ing, dwl N s Jackson bet Van Ness Avenue and Franklin
Young Andrew, dwl W 8 Gordon nr Harrison
Young Andrew J., carpenter, dwl S s Columbia bet Guerrero and Dolores
Young Andrew S., pilot, dwl 1107 Leavenworth
Young Charles B., engraver with Leinme Brothers, dwl E s Whitney nr Fifteenth
Young Charles L., laborer with J. Martenstein & Co., dwl 531 Bryant
Young Chris C., blacksmith, dwl 608 Powell
Young Conrad, milk depot, 1215 Dupont
Young Deborah, (widow) dwl W's Larkin bet Union and Filbert
Young Edward, porter with J. Schwegerle, dwl 493 Brannan
Young Edward J., drngclerk, dwl 629 Clay
Young George, bootmaker with Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 612 Pine
Yonng George, clerk with J. Elfers, dwl 14 Gordon
Young George, seaman, dwl 116 Stewart
Young George, storekeeper P. M. S. S. Montana
Young George A., cashier Mutual Life Insurance Co., dwl 1632 Sacramento
Young George M., teller London & S. F. Bank, Limited, dwl 629 Sutter
Young George S., carpenter, dwl S s Oak nr La- guna
Young Goey, cigar manufacturer, 707 Dupont
Young G. R., teamster and extraman Hose No. 5,
S. F. F. D., dwl Hose House S s Market nr Tenth
Young Henry, clerk with Casimir Winter & Co., dwl 53 Fifth
Young Henry J., conductor S. F. & San José R. R., dwl 710} Taylor
Young Ida, (widow) dwl 266 Clementina
Young James, boilermaker Risdon Iron Works, dwl 259 Minna
Young James, draftsman with Eisen & Schmidt, dwl 22 John
Young James, driver Market Street R. R
Young James, watchmaker, 57 Second
Young James R. Rev., pastor Third Baptist Church, dwl Ankeny Place nr Powell
Young J. C., Medical Institute, 618 Sacramento
Young John, bootmaker, dwl 944 Harrison
Young John, cook, dwl 151 Natoma
Young John, farmer, dwl Cliff House Road 1 mile from toll gate
Young John, laborer with J. B. Kemp, dwl W s Kentucky nr Irwin
Young John, rigger, dw1 2 Beale Place
Young John, saddler, dwl N s Mission nr Ninth
E. H. JONES & CO., 116 Sansom Street, White Goods.
M. S. WHITING & CO'S WINES AND LIQUORS for medicinal uses, are analyzed by B. B. Thayer, Esq., Chemist and State Assayer.
REDINGTON HOSTETTER & CO., Importers Choice Fancy Goods, Perfumery, etc., etc.
654 SAN FRANCISCO [Z] DIRECTORY.
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 1,000 pages, Price Five Dollars, will be published July, 1870.
Young John, shoemaker with Goldmann & Adler, dwl 966 Harrison
Young John G., cook 643 Wash, dwl 151 Clem Young John J., dwl 913 Sutter, rear
Young John W., (colored) cook, dwl W s Haven Pl Young Joseph, hutter, dwl 705 Howard
Young Josiah L., clerk, dwl 121 Montgomery
Young Lonis, bricklayer, dwl 20 Howard Court
Young Margaret Mrs., dress and cloakmaker, 53 Fifth
Yonny Margaret, (widow) dwl 711 Post YOUNG MENS' CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, rooms N s Sutter bet Kearny and Dupont
Young Michael, laborer, dwl 15 Second
Young Nahum E., cooper, dwl Ns Jessie nr Seventh Young l'eter, with D. Wohlers, dwl 532 Broadway Young Philip, butcher, dwl N & Hinckley
Young Richard, foreman with Jonathan Kittredge, dwl 434 Fifth
YOUNG RICHARD, groceries and liquors, 2027 Polk
Young Robert, helper with Moynihan & Aitken, dwl 53 Frederick
Young Robert, sawyer with Hobbs, Gilmore & Co., dwl 69 Minna
Young Samuel, cabinetmaker with George O. Whit- ney & Co., dw1 405 Union
Young Samnel, captain schooner Star of the Union, dwl 30 Frederick
Young Thomas ( Young & Paxson) dwl 629 Sutter YOUNG ( Thomas ) & PAXSON, ( Joseph S.) real estate agents, office 424 Montgomery.
Young Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 85 Everett
Young Thomas M., clerk, dwl Kearny bet Bush and Sutter
Young Walter, teller Bank British Columbia, dwl 1517 Mason
Young W. E., carpenter, dwl N s Twenty-third bet Valencia and Guerrero
Young William, laborer, dw1 132 First
Young William, machinist, dwl Twelfth Avenue bet N and P, South S. F
Young Wo Tong & Co., (Chinese) mehts. 733 Com Young .- See Yung
Youngenblad August, cabinetmaker with Miller & Rohr, dwl Sacramento Hotel
Younger Alexander J., student with R. Beverly Cole, dwl 316 Green
Younger Alexander T., cabinetmaker, dw] 316 Green Younger Caroline Miss, assistant teacher Union Pri- mary School, dwl 316 Green
Younger William J., physician and dentist, office 315 Montgomery, dwl 331 Union
Youngerman Edward, driver Kennedy, Long & Co., dwl 350 Jessie
Youngerman George, waiter 417 Front, dwl 219 Tehama
Youngworth Charles, restaurant, 143 Third, dwl 24 Everett
Yslas Florence, pressman with Bacon & Company, dwl Lafayette bet Green and Union
Yu Yuen Ching Kee & Co., (Chinese) merchants, 730 Sacramento
Yo Woo Ching Kee, (Chinese) ricepacker, 1007 Dupont
Yuech Ferdinand, seacaptain, dwl 123 Perry
Ynen Kee & Co., (Chinese) slippermakers, 409 Sac
Ynill James, ( Yuill & Johnson ) dwl 811 Market
Yuill (James) & Johnson, ( John E.) furniture, 4 Fourth
Yune Fong, (Chinese) restaurant, 927 Dupont
Yune Sang & Co., (Chinese) merchants, 711 Sac
Yung Nicholas, ( Massey & Y.) dwl 1203 Sac
Yung William, hairdresser, 43 Second. dwl 129 Clara Yunge Robert, trunkmaker, dwl 608 Bush'
Yunke Christian, dwl S & Francisco bet Powell and Mason
Yunker Frederick, tailor with John H. Tobin, dwl 214 Clara
Yunker William, machinist, dwl 538 Howard -
Yurgen Leisner, carpenter, dwl E s Valencia bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Yuri Enrico, waiter with G. Campi & Co., 519 Clay
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ZABRISKIE JACOB H., law copyist and conveyancer. office SW cor Kearny and Cal, dwl 217 Third ZABRISKIE JAMES C., attorney at law, office 33 Exchange Building, dwl 1107 Stockton
ZABRISKIE WILLIAM M., attorney at law, office 647 Merchant, dwl NE cor Mission and Third
Zacharias Henry, watches, diamonds, jewelry, clocks, etc., 534 Kearny, dwl 929 Sntter
Zacharias Ismar, shirt manufacturer, 308 California, dwl 513 Hyde
Zacharias S., watchmaker with L. Mayer, dwl 316 ('Farrell
Zacharias Z., clerk 534 Kearny, dw1 929 Sutter Zacharias -, dwl 737 Howard
Zacks Benjamin, waiter, dwl 7 Bagley Place
Zadig Hermann, clerk with Lazard Fréres, dwl 610 Sutter
Zadig Philip, local agent Merchants' Mutual Marine Insurance Co., 406 California, dw1 220 Third Zahn Adam, barber Sanitarium Baths, dw1 2208 Pow Zahn Ernest, bookkeeper with A. Borel & Co., dwl 1120 Stockton
ZAHN HENRY, groceries, liquors and vinegar factory, 823 Vallejo
Zahn Reinhold, private school basement Cong. Beth Israel Church, dwl 327 Sutter
Zabns Charles, ropemaker S. F. Cordage Co
Zais Peter, dwl S's Nobili Alley
Zamit Frank, (Frank Zamit & Co.) dwl Pacific nr Kearny
Zamit Frank & Co., ( Michael Goss ) poultry, game, and eggs, 517 Merchant
Zamitt Joseph, eggdealer, dwl Railroad Avenue nr San Bruno Road
Zan Francisco, broommaker with Marino Zan & Co., dwl 421 Drumm
Zan Marino & Co., broom manufacturers, 421 Drumm Zan Vincent, broommaker with Marino Zan & Co., dwl 421 Drumm
Zander H. D., wheelwright Kimball Manufacturing Co., dw1 416 Bryant
Zander John, ( Hayden & Z.) dw1 1100 Kearny
ZANDER L. T., clerk Stationery Department Wells, Fargo & Co's, dwl 416 Bryant
ZANGE EMIL, groceries and liquors, NW cor Fol- som aud Eighth, (and O. Brandt & Co.) dwl NE cor Mason and Market
Zanoni Allessio, marbleworker with Paltenghi & Co., dwl 15 Broadway
Zapata Valentina, (widow) dwl 1117 Kearny
Zarewich Nicolas, restaurant, cor Third and Berry Zaske John, shoemaker, dw1 633 Broadway
Zasneta Joaquin, jeweler, dwl 629 Vallejo
Zasueta Ursula, (widow) dwl 629 Vallejo
Zaumseil Frank, tailor, dwl 1018 Powell
Zavoski Peter Mrs., (widow) dw1 906 Filbert
Zeammean Pierre, butcher Miners' Restaurant, dwl NE cor Mission and Second
Zech Frederick, piano-fortemaker, dwl Tehama or Ninth
Zech Jacob, pianoforte manufactory, 211 and 213 Ninth, office 217 Montgomery
Zeehandelaar A. Jr., assistant secretary California Labor Exchange, dwl 1107 Stockton Zegil David, clothing, 527 Pacific
Zeglio David, ( Zeglio & Moore) dwl N 8 Bernal Hlights nr San Bruno Road
Zeglio ( David ) & Moore, ( Thomas) marblework- ers, 917 Market
Zeli John, ( William Girzikowsky & Co.) dwl NE cor Hinckley and Pinckney
EDWARD BOSQUI & CO., Paper Rulers, Leidesdorff st., corner of Clay.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., Nos. 712, 714 and 716, Kearny Street.
SAN FRANCISCO [ Z] DIRECTORY. 655
Zeh Louis, market, SE cor Dupont and Union, dwl | Zihn Andreas, carpenter, dwl 34 Fifth Avenue 417 Union
Zeh Theodor. ( Kline & Z.) dwl 417. Union
Zehfuss William, cabinetmaker, 804 Mission, dwI 710 Clementina
Zeigenfuss Thomas H., sawsmith with N. W. Spaulding, 13 Fremont
Zeigenhalt Antoine, cook 214 Sansom
Zeigler John, saloon, 135 Post
ZEILE CHARLES D., druggist and apothecary, 528 Pacific
ZEILE FREDERICK, physician and proprietor Russian and Turkish Baths, 522-526 Pacific
ZEILE JOHN, proprietor Pacific Flour Mills, 506 and 508 Pacific, dw1 807 Jackson
Zeile Robert, foreman Pacific Flour Mills, dw1 719 Broadway
Zeis John, shoemaker with Hinders & Kast, dwl Scotland nr Filbert
Zeiss Henry A., market, 131 Post
Zeitfuchs Edward, engraver with Lemme Bros., dwl 316 Minna
Zeitska Bertha Mrs., Young Ladies' Institute, 55 and 56 South Park
Zeitska Henry, merchant tailor, 610 Clay, dwl 55 Sonth Park
Zekill Nancy, (widow) laundress, dwl 327 Ritch
Zelle George, deckhand C. S. N. Co's stm Antelope Zelle Henry, ( Henry Campe & Co.) dwl 218 Second Zeller Hermann, modeler with Samuel Kellett, dwI Eighth nr Mission
Zeller Joseph, framemaker, dwl 1006 Clay
Zeller Michael Jr., pressman with Francis & Valen- tine, dwI cor Broadway and Mason
Zellerbach Anthony, (A. Falk & Co.) dwl 535} O'Farrell
Zellerbach Marks, dwl 223 Kearny
Zelner William, apothecary with Justin Gates & Bro., dwl 629 Clay
Zepf IIenry, hosemaker with John J. Fulton, dwl cor Sixth and Bluxome
Zephyr Louis, seacaptain, dw1 334 Seventh
Zerr James, billiard-tablemaker with P. Liesenfeld dwl 1 Clementina
Zerse Joseph, carpenter California Mills, dwl E s York bet Twenty-third and Twenty -fourth
Zesher Frederick, butcher with John C. Moritz, dwl NW cor Powell and Filbert
Zett Henry, harnessmaker with Stone & Hayden, dwl 113 Geary
Zettcovich Samuel, fruits, 824 Washington
Zevely E. A., surgeon P. M. S. S. Great Republic, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Zewine N. C., barkeeper, 715 Davis
Zickel John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl S s Shasta bet Georgia and Michigan
Ziegel John, wheelwright, bds 423 Bush
Ziegelmeyer Andre, real estate, dwl 504 Sixth
Ziegenhirt C. G., captain, dw1 507 Mission
Ziegenhirt Henry, clerk with Emil Frese, dwl 318 Clementina
Ziegenhirt Louis, clerk with Emil Frese, dwl 744 Howard
Zieger John, wheelwright with Gallagher & Ro- decker, dwI Philadelphia House
Ziegler F. C., newspaper carrier, dw1 719 Vallejo ZIEGLER J. LEWIS, honsemover, office and dwl 1019 Mission
Ziegler Joseph, shoemaker, dwl SW cor Clay and Powell
Ziegler Zacharias, waiter, 431 Pine
Zieglmayr Ferdinand, billiardmaker with Strahle & Hughes, dwl 115 Geary
ZIEL, BERTHEAU & CO., (W. Jung and H. Balzer ) commission merchants, 122 California
Zielcke Walter, bookkeeper United Anaheim Wine Growers' Association, 321 Mont, dw1 409 Clem Zierenberg George, clerk with J. J. Walters, dwl 717 Folsom
Zimmer Charles K., ( Zimmer & Co.) dwl 1005 Mission
Zimmer ( Charles K. ) & Co., ( Henry Engel) hair- dressing saloon, 6 Summer
Zimmer Ernst, musician Bella Union Theater, dwl W s Vallejo Place
Zimmerman Albert, shoemaker, dwl 150 Third, rear Zimmerman Charles, turner, dw1 507 Mission
Zimmerman Charles F., waiter, dwl 17 Morton
Zimmerman Christian, cabinetmaker with Ueffinger & Co., dwl 272 Stevenson
Zimmerman Christian. laborer, dwl 279 Stevenson
ZIMMERMAN CONRAD, proprietor Whitehall Exchange, NW cor Summer and Spring
Zimmerman Henry, wholesale butcher, SW cor Santa Clara and Potrero Avenue
Zimmerman John, butcher, dwl E s Hampshire nr Sixteenth
Zimmerman Leo, musician, dwI 1425 Dupont
Zimmerman Peter R., machinist Union Iron Works, dw1 305 Montgomery
Zingrokk Frederick, cook 117 Post
Zinn Henry, ( Thurnauer & Z.) dwl 1009 Post
Zinn Sigmund, salesman, dwl 432 Natoma
Zinna Gustave, metermaker with M. Dobrzensky, dwl 829 Pacific
Zinnamon Abraham, tailor, 413 Pine, dw1 236 Jessie Zinns Christian, cutter with G. Forrest, Walter & Co., dwl 4 Telegraph Place
Zinns Lucius A., bookkeeper with Meyer Ehrlich, dwl 4 Telegraph Place
Zippert Bernhard B., salesman 634 Market, dwl 339 Tehama
Zissig Charles, clerk with E. Essmann, dwl 1006 Clay
Zizka Frederick, jeweler with Hubash & Kutz, dwl 4 Berry
Zobel Jacob, cap manufacturer, 125 Sansom, dwl 830 Broadway
Zoberst William, with Pacific Brewery, dwl 271 Tehama
Zocchi Denis, fruits, 1303 Dupont
Zolezzi Nicola, clerk with Brignardello & Brother, dwl 2 Main
Zoller John, butcher, dwl SE cor Littleton and Oc- tavia
Zöllnar William, shoemaker, dwl 1005 Clay, rear Zollner Charles, machinist, dw1 228 Bush
Zomoro Nicholas, laundryman New England Laun- dry
Zoost Charles, dwl 1016 Stockton
Zoppot Andrew, sailmaker, dw1 102 Mission
Zott Adolphe, clerk with Mans & Staude, dwl 815 Pacific
Zott Nicholas, shoemaker, 15 Virginia
Zowasky Thomas, upholsterer, dwl 218 Tehama
Zschiesche Christian, shoemaker, dw1 1422 Dupont Zuckerman Jacob, dwl 424 Clementina
Zumpfelder Henry, cook, dwI 132 Stewart
Zundel Robert, bakery and confectionery, 1817 Powell
Zurmuhlen Augustus, porter, SE cor Montgomery and Bush, dwl 543 Mission
Zwahlen Alexandrine, (widow) lodgings, 1414 Stockton
Zweibrick Frederick, cigarmaker, dwl 211 Turk
Zweiker Frederick, tinsmith with John G. Lacy, dwl 10 Clara Lane
Zwergius John F., porter with Meeker, James & Co., dwl Oak nr Octavia
Zwick Charles, agent B. Ackerman's Extract Cof- fee, 21 Valparaiso
Zwicky Gabriel, accountant with Hentsch & Berton, dwl 111 Prospect Place
Zwierg Herman, proprietor South Park Malt House, dwl N s Brannan bet Fifth and Sixth
Zwiesele George, ( William Weiss & Co.) dwl 429 Bush
E. H. JONES & CO .. 116 Sansom Street, Straw Hats and Trimmings.
Unsound Wines are not good -Mixed Liquors are pernicious -- M. S. WHITING & CO'S Wines and Liquors are pure and unadulterated.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
James G. Steele & Co. Chemists & Apothecaries
521 Montgomery Street,
Between Clay and Commercial, SAN FRANCISCO,
Importers of
FINE DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES,
Perfumery and Articles for the Toilet.
MANUFACTURERS OF STEELE'S PROPRIETARY MEDICINES.
Prescriptions Dispensed from Pure Medicines at all hours of the day or night.
Ice-chilled Soda Water always fresh and sparkling, with Fruit Syrups. Kissingen, Seltzer, Vichy, and Carlsbad Mineral Waters, identical in composition with the waters of the Springs. Sold by the bottle or by the dozen.
List of Steele's Proprietary Preparations.
Florentine Tooth Wash, Saponaceous Tooth Powder, Devine's Pitch Lozenges, Verbena Water, Rosemary and Castor Oil, Wine of Pepsine, Glucolein, Bay Rum, Cologne Water, Aurantine, Oriental Perfume for the Handkerchief, Sparrow's Perfume for the Handkerchief, Glycerine Lotion, for the Face and Hands, New England Rum, quart bottles-a superior article,
Solution of Citrate Magnesia, Granular Effervescent Citrate Magnesia,
Electro-Silicon Polishing Powder, Cold Cream of Roses, Kissingen Water, Vichy Water, Carlsbad Water, Seltzer Water.
JAMES G. STEELE & CO.
Between Commercial and Clay, 521 Montgomery Street, S. F.
EASTERN
Advertising Department
San Francisco Directory, 1870.
INDEX.
PAGES.
BREWSTER JAMES B., New York City, Carriages and Wagons. b and c CENTRAL AND WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROADS, California.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Elko, Nevada. 1 CULVER, PAGE & HOYNE, Chicago, Ill., Stationers. 1
DONALD W. C. & Co., Boston, Mass., Printing Inks i
DOUGLASS MANUFACTURING Co., New York City, Mechanics' Tools. i DENN HORACE D. & Co., San Francisco, Cal., California Wines .P
EAGLE PRINTING INK WORKS, Boston, Mass
EAGLE WORKS MANUFACTURING Co., Chicago, ILL., Mining Machinery .e
GOURAUD F. DR., New York City, Oriental Cream, etc. . h
HUMASON & BECKLEY MANUFACTURING CO., New York City, Hardware etc. .j
LANGLEY HENRY G., San Francisco, Cal., Publisher
MEAD & COE, Chicago, III., Real Estate Agents k MORRIS CHARLES, Chicago, Ill., Fire Works. k
O'BRIEN MAURICE, New York City, Fringes, Gimp, Cords, etc. k
OREGON STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Portland, Oregon. .m
PRINCE GEORGE A. & Co., Buffalo, N. Y., Organs and Melodeons. f
ROLLSTONE MACHINE WORKS, Fitchburg, Mass., Wood Working Machinery. 1
ROME IRON WORKS, Rome, N. Y., Railroad Iron. 1 REMINGTON ARMORY, Illion, N. Y., Military Breech Loading Arms. h
SARGENT CARD CLOTHING Co., Worcester, Mass., Machine Cards .d
TAYLOR & BARKER, Lowell, Mass., Manufacturing Chemists. .j UNION IRON MILLS, Pittsburg, Pa., Rolled and Hammered Iron .j WEAVER D. S., Chicago, Ill., Commission Merchant. k
WOODWORTH C. B. & Sox, Rochester, N. Y., Manufacturing Perfumers k
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
JAMES B. BREWSTER, No. 65 East Twenty-Fifth Street, NEW YORK,
Would inform the citizens of California that he is prepared to fill any orders entrusted to him for
ELEGANT CARRIAGES,
THAT HIS IS THE
Old House of Brewster,"
ESTABLISHED BY HIM IN 1838,
And he is the Original Maker of the Celebrated
BREWSTER WAGON.
TO WHICH HE ATTACHES HIS NEW PATENT
Supporting and Draught Bars,
Consisting of STEEL Plates inserted into the Axle-beds, Bars, and Whiffletrees, giving this Wagon TWICE the usual strength, and will deliver them on board vessel, and PREPAY the freight to San Francisco.
Those with Tops for $460
Without Tops for
350
IN CURRENCY.
Remittances can be made through New York Correspondents, payable on shipment.
HAND DRAWINGS AND PAMPHLETS Furnished on Application.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. C
James B. Brewster,
65 EAST 25th STREET, NEW YORK,
His Great Improvement
SUPPORTING AND DRAUGHT BARS, IN
is attracting a great deal of attention in the city of NEW YORK.
IT CONSISTS OF
Steel Vertical Plates inserted into the Axle Beds and Bars, and Horizontal Plates in Whiffletrees, Shafts, Pole- Yokes, &c., making his Wagons both
DURABLE AND LIGHT,
And beyond the contingency of breakage.
ORDERS RECEIVED DIRECT WILL SAVE PROFITS AT SAN FRANCISCO.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
SARGENT CARD CLOTHING CO. WORCESTER MASS. Manufacturers of every Variety MACHINE CARDS FOR COTTTON, WOOL AND FLAX,
SET IN LEATHER AND CLOTH.
SPECIALTIES: OUR PATENT PAPER BACK CARDS, DIAMOND POINT, For Drying Machines and Heavy Work. ALSO, FELT FACE OR SELF-FLOCKED CARDS.
All descriptions of HAND and STRIPPING CARDS, MANUFACTURERS' SUPPLIES, &c., &c., to order at lowest market rates.
ED. S. LAWRENCE, Supt. SARGENT & CO., New York Agents.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
FOUNDED OVER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY.
Eagle Works Manufacturing Company.
PANY EAGLE WERKS MANUFACTURING
P. W. GATES, President.
MINING MACHINERY,
STAMP MILLS,
Rack-Breakers, Amalgamating Pans, SEPARATORS, CONCENTRATORS, SETTLERS, AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF Mining, Quartz Crushing and Reducing Machinery, PUMPING & HOISTING MACHINERY, & WHIM GEARING,
Hand Mortars, Retorting Crucibles, Ingot Moulds, Screens, Arastra Gear and Hose Pipes.
P. W. GATES' PATENT SHOES AND DIES,
The Strongest and most Durable in Use. THE ONLY SOLID SHOES MADE HAVING A SOFT TOUGH STEM IN COMBINATION WITH AN ENTIRE WHITE SHOE.
STEAM ENGINES, Boilers, Water Wheels, Shafting, Gearing, Saw Mills, Flour Mills, PRINTING PRESSES.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR. Office, No. 48 Canal Street,
Chicago.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
ORGANS and MELODEONS.
CHURCH AND PARLOR
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N.Y.
CHICAGO
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CLICK-SP-NY.
CHPPIN-DEL
MELODEONS.
We have manufactured Melodeons and Organs twenty-two years, and will not risk our well-earned reputation by making cheap instruments.
We have not made a great reduction in prices, and cannot until a reduc- tion in the price of labor and material will warrant us in doing so. Organs are advertised at $50, Gold Watches at $15, etc., etc. Sensible People can judge of their value.
INSTRUMENTS OF OUR OWN MAKE (TWENTY YEARS OLD)
Are now Valued by their Owners as Highly as the day they were Bought,
AND IT IS OUR INTENTION TO SUSTAIN OUR OLD REPUTATION.
Illustrated Catalogues and Price Lists sent free to any address. A liberal discount to Churches and Clergymen.
GEO. A. PRINCE CO.
AGENTS IN SAN FRANCISCO,
WOODWORTH, SCHELL & CO.
In answer to many applications we are constantly receiving, requesting us to exchange our Organs for the Cheap Organs so extensively advertised, we must say positively that we cannot make such exchange on any terms. Our advice is, buy a good instrument, or none.
GEO. A. PRINCE & CO.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
AG
rinting Ink Work Formerly Works of L. Martin & Co., of Philadelphia. $
MANUFACTURERS OF
Book, Hews, Card & Job Juks, ALSO, COLORED INKS
OF ALL KINDS.
OFFICE, No. 22 WATER STREET, Boston, Mass.
Our Inks are used in the principal BOOK AND NEWSPAPER OFFICES IN BOSTON AND NEW YORK, and other cities, and give per- fect satisfaction.
ALSO, WE MANUFACTURE A
FINE LAMP BLACK,
For Painters' and Curriers' Use.
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
REMINGTON'S ARMORY, Ilion, New York.
Agency, S. W. Cor. Washington and Battery Streets.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND A LARGE STOCK OF
MILITARY BREECH LOADING ARMS,
Revolvers, Army and Navy Belt and Pocket, IN ALL STYLES OF FINISH.
A LARGE STOCK PISTOLS USING METALLIC CARTRIDGES AND SPORTING RIFLES.
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