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Gun Material, Barrels, &c.
THE TRADE SUPPLIED AT MANUFACTURERS' RATES.
ALBERT E. CRANE, Agent.
FRECKLES, MOTH PATCHES AND TAN. The only Positively Reliable Cure for all Blemishes of the Skin is
Dr. Gouraud's Oriental Cream, or Magical Beautifier.
$1.50 PER BOTTLE. Endorsed by the Fashionable World. Prepared by Dr. FELIX GOURAUD, the celebrated Chemist and Cosmetician.
This preparation has received the stamp of public approbation during the past thirty years, and has ac- quired a reputation which makes it sought after by persons coming from and going to most distant countries, for it has no equal and no rival in its beautifying properties. Like all other of DR. GOURAUD'S commodi- ties, this has extended its sale until it has become a popular specialty by its own merits, and is not the creat- ure of mere advertising notoriety. It is recommended from one customer to another on actual knowledge of its value and utility.
Read the following Testimonials in its Praise, never before published.
The following magnanimous testimonial is from the eminent perfumer, T. W. Evans, of Philadelphia-magnani- mous, inasmuch as Mr. Evans is the manufacturer of an article second only to
Dr. GOURAUD'S ORIENTAL CREAM.
PHILADELPHIA, April 30, 1868. DR. GOURAUD :- I think your CREAM is unquestionably the best thing in this line, from the reason when a lady once uses it, she continues it In preferenee to anything else. Our customers for It are regular ones. I find it is retailed by the druggists and fancy stores at two dollars a bottle yet. Many of the dealers get it through F. C. WELLS & CO., N. Y., DYOTT & CO., and others. There is more sold here than you are aware of. What is required to insure a large sale is a liberal amount spent in judicious advertising. Let the ladies know its merits, and especially the price, and if they once try it, we secure a regular customer. If I was the owner I would sell more of it in this city than all the rest of the skin preparations together. T. W. EVANS, 41 South Eighth Street, l'hiladelphia.
The following Is from the celebrated Tragedienne, MRS. BOWERS. PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN. DR. GOURAUD :- Will you please send six bottles of your " ORIENTAL CREAM " to the above address, not forgetting to be reasonable In price ? Yours truly, MRS. D. P. BOWERS.
The following Is from the celebrated Prima Donna, MISS STOCKTON. NEW YORK, December, 1866. DR. GOURAUD :- I do not wish to put anything else in contact with my face, so dellghted am I with this matchless MISS FANNIE STOCKTON, 14th Street.
cosmetique.
To be had of DR. GOURAUD, 48 Bond Street, New York (removed from 453 Broadway, New York), and of Druggists, Fancy Stores, and Milliners, where may also be had GOURAUD'S LIQUID ROUGE, 50 cents; LILY WHITE, 35 cents; POUDRE SUBTILE, $1.00, for uprooting hair from low foreheads or any part of the body ; ITALIAN MEDICATED SOAP, for all diseases of the skin, etc. For sale in San Francisco by
JAMES G. STEELE & CO., 521 Montgomery Street.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
DOUGLASS MANUFACTURING CO.
EXCLUSIVE MANUFACTURERS OF Cook's Patent Boring Implements, AND
MECHANICS' TOOLS.
Oval and Bevel Back Socket Framing Chisels, Socket Firmer Chisels and Gouges, Socket Paring Chisels, Drawing Knives, Screw Drivers, Augers and Bits, Bung Borers, Boring and Mortising Machines, Gimlets, Steel and Iron Squares, Firmer Chisels and Gouges, Hollow Augers, Cork Screws, &c.
WAREHOUSE, NO. 47 CHAMBERS STREET, NEW YORK.
DONALD &
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN COMMON AND
SUPERIOR PRINTING INKS. 9
Sine Sut and Book Bnk, French Lithographic Ink, Colored Inks and Varnishes, GOLD SIZE AND BRONZES. No. 12 Spring Lane, Boston, Mass.
FACTORY AT ANDOVER.
Wm. C. Donald.
Charles H. Ingalls.
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A, CARNEGIE, President, ANDREW KLOMAN, General Supt. T. M. CARNEGIE, Vice-Pres.
THE UNION IRON MILLS,
Of Pittsburg, Pa. SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF ALL SIZES AND SHAPES OF "ALLEGHENY," "UNION" & "KLOMAN"
ROLLED & HAMMERED IRON,
Locomotive and Car Axles, ("Kloman" Brand). SOLE MANUFACTURERS, UNDER THEIR OWN PATENTS, OF IMPROVED
HEAVY, MEDIUM and LIGHT "I" BEAMS and CHANNEL BARS,
OF ALL SIZES, FROM 5 INCHES TO 15 INCHES.
"LINVILLE & PIPER'S PATENT " ROUND AND OCTAGONAL HOLLOW WROUGHT IRON COLUMNS, Finished, if desired, with Cast Iron Capitals and Bases of any architectural design.
BRIDGE IRON,
Upset Bolts and Links; Angle and "T" Iron; Wrought Iron Hollow Posts; Box and Plate Girders; Fish Joints and Rail Shoes of any desired pattern ; Gun Carriages and Gas Pipe Iron; Merchant Bar, Hoop, Band and Tank Iron, of the best quality.
my Special attention given to the manufacture of Shaped Iron, and of Heavy and Light Bars, of unusual weight and length, rolled or hammered to specifications.
Box and Plate Girders made to order, for Fire-proof Floors, etc. Plans, Specifications, Estimates, and Circulars can be obtained on application to Works, in Pittsburg, or to our GENERAL WESTERN OFFICE, Room No. 13 Fullerton Block, 94 Dearborn Street, Chicago, Illinois.
WALTER KATTE, Engineer and General Western Agent.
Humason & Beckley Manufacturing Company,
W. L. HUMASON, President. F. W. BECKLEY, Secretary. V. P. HUMASON, Treasurer.
HARDWARE, POCKET CUTLERY.
MANUFACTORY, NEW BRITAIN, CONN.
Warehouse, 58 Beekman Street, New York. PETER McCARTEE, New York Agent.
TAYLOR & BARKER, Manufacturing Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
W. P. TAYLOR. T. C. BARKER.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
AARON B. MEAD.
ALBERT L. COE.
MEAD & COE, REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
No. 154 WASHINGTON STREET,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
We do a strictly Agency Business, and any matters entrusted to our care will receive prompt personal attention.
REFERENCES :- City National Bank, Chicago; C. G. Hammond, Omaha, Supt. Union Pacific Railroad; Abner L. Ely, New York; G. P. Bissell & Co., Hartford, Conn.
CHARLES MORRIS, Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds of
FIRE WORKS
Blank and Ball Cartridges,
FOR CANNON AND SMALL ARMS.
FLAGS, CHINESE GOODS & FANCY LANTERNS, Of all descriptions and designs.
Particular attention paid to Fire Works for the Jobbing Trade, Public Exhibitions or Private Parties. Theatrical Fires, all Colors, constantly on hand.
87 SOUTH WATER STREET, P. O. Box 77. CHICAGO, ILL.
Being the only manufacturer in the West, I can offer greater inducements than any other honse. Fire Works made at the Garden City Fire Work Manufactory Warrant- ed, and as Cheap as the Cheapest.
MAURICE O'BRIEN, Manufacturer of and Dealer in
FRINGES, GIMPS,
CORDS,
Tassels, Shade Line, &c. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
94 Bowery bet. Hester & Grand Sts. FIRST FLOOR, NEW YORK.
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
C. B. WOODWORTH & SON, MANUFACTURING PERFUMERS,
ROCHESTER, N. Y. New York Office, 335 Broadway, Room 18.
D. S. WEAVER, General Commission Merchant, 166 WASHINGTON STREET, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, Gives Personal Attention to California Business.
Refers by permission to Brittan, Holbrook & Co., P. L. Weaver, Hickox & Spear, P. B. Clark, San Francisco.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
CULVER, PAGE & HOYNE,
MANUFACTURING AND JOBBING
STATIONERS,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
Bookbinders' Stock, Tools and Machinery, 128 & 130 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO, ILL.
ROLLSTONE MACHINE WORKS,
MANUFACTURERS OF FIRST CLASS
Wood Working Machinery, FOR PLANING, SAWING AND MOLDING MILLS.
Railroad, Pattern, Furniture, Chair, Sash & Door Shops,
FITCHBURG, WORCESTER COUNTY, MASS.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL ROME IRON WORKS,
AND
Passenger Depot,
ELKO, NEVADA.
The Most Complete and Best Conducted Hotel
Between Sacramento and Omaha for Passengers to take Meals. Price, 75 Cents in Coin, or $1.00 in Currency.
Manufacturers of
Railroad Iron
Works on N. Y. Central Railroad and Black River & Erie Canal,
Rome, Oneida Co., N. Y.
EDWARD HUNTINGTON, President. W. L. HOWLAND, Treas. T. G. NOCK, Sup't.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
OREGON ROUTE
VIA THE Columbia River,
FOR
NEW YORK & THE EAST.
Great Reduction in Fare !
Portland to Pacific Railroad in Six Days; Portland to New York in Ten Days. Fare to Railroad, (KELTON) $60 in Gold.
QUICKEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE.
BOATS OF THE
Oregon Steam Navigation Company LEAVE PORTLAND ON
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY,
At 5 o'clock A. M., connecting at Umatilla on the following days at 7 o'clock P. M. with
JOHN HAILEY'S
PIONEER LINE OF CONCORD COACHES,
Carrying the U. S. Mails and Wells, Fargo & Co's Express for the Pacific Rail- road at KELTON and intermediate towns, including La Grande, Uniontown, Baker City, Willow Creek and Boise City.
RATES
Portland to KELTON,.
$60 00 in Gold.
Boise City,.
50 00
66 Willow Creek,
45 00
Baker City,
37 00
Uniontown,
33 00
La Grande,.
30 00
THROUGH TICKETS CAN BE PROCURED AT THE OFFICE OF THE OREGON STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
J. C. AINSWORTH, Pres.
Portland, October 8th, 1869.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Central and Western Pacific Railroads VIA
OAKLAND FERRY.
Change of Time, Dec. 6th, 1869.
EXPRESS TRAIN-EASTWARD-"DAILY." Leaves San Fran- cisco, 8.00 A. M .; San José, 8.45 A. M .; Stockton, 12.15 P. M .; Sacramento, 2.20 P. M .; Junction, 3.85 P. M .; Colfax, 5.50 P. M .; Reno, 1.15 A. M .; Wadsworth, 3.05 A. M .; Winnemucca, 10.15 A. M .; Argenta, 2.05 P. M .; Car- lin, 5.10 P. M .; Elko, 6.25 P. M .; arrive at Ogden, 9.00 A. M .; Omaha, 1.10 P. M.
EXPRESS TRAIN-WESTWARD-"DAILY." Leaves Ogden, 5.30 P. M .; Elko, 9.00 A. M .; Car- lin, 10.25 A. M .; Argenta, 1.05 P. M .; Winnemucca, 4.50 P. M .; Wadsworth, 12.05 A. M .; Reno, 2.10 A. M .; Colfax, 9.20 A. M .; Junction. 12.15 A. M .; Sacramento, 1.30 P. M .; Stockton, 3.25 P. M .; arrive at San José, 6.50 P. M .; San Francisco, 7.30 P. M.
WAY MAIL-EASTWARD-Daily, (Sundays excepted,) leaves San Francisco, 4.00 P. M .; San José, 4.50 P. M .; Stockton, 8.35 P. M .; arrives at Sacramento, 10.30 P. M.
WAY MAIL-WESTWARD-Daily, (Sundays excepted,) leaves Sacramento, 6.30 A. M .; Stockton, 8.20 A. M .; arrives at San José, 12.40 P. M ; San Francisco, 12.30 P. M.
THE HOTEL DINING CAR "INTERNATIONAL" is attached to the Way Mail Trains leaving Sacra- mento at 6.30 A. M. and San Francisco 4.00 P. M.
ATLANTIC HOTEL EXPRESS, composed of Pullman Palace Coaches, with Restaurant Commissary Car attached, running through on fast time to Omaha without change of cars, will leave San Francisco every Wed- nesday at 12.00 noon; arrive at Ogden, Thursdays, 7.10 A. M., and Omaha, Sundays, 5.30 P. M .; RETURN- ING, LEAVES OMAHA Fridays, 9.15 A. M .; leaves Ogden Saturdays, 5.55 P. M .; arrives at San Francisco Mondays, 1.05 P. M. Tickets and Berths for this train can be secured only at the Company's Office, 415 Califor- nia Street, San Francisco.
MARYSVILLE EXPRESS, DAILY.
LEAVES SAN FRANCISCO, 8.00 A. M .; Sacramento, 2.10 P. M .; arrives at Marysville, 4.00 P. M. RETURNING, LEAVES MARYSVILLE, at 9.15 A. M .; arrives at Sacramento at 11.25 A. M., and San Francisco at 7.30 P. M.
MARYSVILLE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN-Daily, (Sundays excepted,) leaves Sacramento, 6.10 A.M .; arrives at Marysville 10.45 A. M. Leaves Marysville at 1.00 P. M .; arrives at Sacramento, 5.35 P. M.
THROUGH FARES PAYABLE IN CURRENCY.
From San Francisco to Omaha, $111.00; St. Louis, $129.00; Chicago, $130.00; New York, $150.00; New Orleans. $162.00.
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING COACHES are run daily from San Francisco to Promontory. Double Berth, $6.00, State Rooms, $12.00. Double Berths accommodate two persons; State Rooms, three persons.
SECOND CLASS TRAINS leave San Francisco, 4.00 p.M. : Sacramento, at 4.30 A. M. Fare (currency rates) to Omaha, $60.00; St. Louis, $60.00; Chicago, $60.00; New York, $70.00.
CHILDREN not over Twelve (12) years of age. Half Fare; under Five (5) years of age, Free.
ONE HUNDRED POUNDS OF BAGGAGE (per adult passenger) Free. FIFTY POUNDS BAGGAGE (per child between 5 and 12 years of age) Free.
EXTRA BAGGAGE (over 100 lbs.) between Sacramento and Omaha, (currency,) $15.00 per 100 pounds.
LOCAL TRAINS.
SAN FRANCISCO, OAKLAND AND SAN ANTONIO.
FROM SAN ANTONIO, 5.80 6.45 7.50 9.50 11.56 A. M .; 2.50 5.00 6.40 P. M.
OAKLAND. 6.40 6.56 8.00 9.00 10.00 11.00 A. M .; 12 M .; 2.00 3.00 4.00 5.10 6.50 P. M.
SAN FRANCISCO, 6.50 8.00* 9.00 10.00* 11.00 A. M .; 12.00* M .; 2.00 3.00* 4.00 5.15 6.30 11.30 P. M. * To Oakland only.
SAN FRANCISCO, ALAMEDA AND HAYWOOD.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO, 7.15; 9.00+ 9.30+ 11.30+ A. M .; 1.30 4.00 5.15 P. M. = ALAMEDA, 5.36 7.30 9.02+ 9.42 11.45+ A. M .; 1.41 4.11 P. M.
HAYWOOD, 4.45 6.50# 8.15 9.00; 11.001 A. M .; 1.00 3.30 P. M. t Sundays only. # Sundays excepted.
CHANCE OF TIME-STEAMER LOUISE-CREEK ROUTE.
FROM SAN ANTONIO, 7.35 11.45 A. M. FROM OAKLAND, 9.00 A. M .; 12.00 M.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO, 10.00 A. M .; 3.00 P. M.
A. N. TOWNE, General Sup't.
T. H. GOODMAN, General Passenger Agent.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
Preparing for Immediate Publication.
I. THE PACIFIC COAST ALMANAC AND Year Book of Facts, for 1870. II. THE CALIFORNIA BUSINESS SKETCH BOOK.
Embracing a Business Directory of each principal City of the State, with appropriate refer- ences to the Commercial and manufacturing resources, and business men of each. One Volume 4to.
III.
A DIRECTORY OF SANTA CLARA COUNTY.
Embracing a Directory of its Citizens, a List of its Officers, both County and City, with the State and Local Laws governing the same; a description of its resources, Commercial, Agricul- tural and Mineral; its Climate, Educational Institutions, Societies, and other organizations, etc. ; prefaced by a History of the County. One Volume, 8vo., 500 pp.
IV.
THE PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY
For 1870 and 1871.
Containing the address of over fifty thousand Merchants, Manufacturers and Professional Men residing on the Pacific Coast. One Volume, 8vo., 1,000 pp. Price $5.
A FEW COMPLETE SETS
OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
From 1856 to 1869,
FOURTEEN VOLUMES OCTAVO,
The whole forming a Complete and Reliable History OF THE CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO,
From its First Settlement to the present time.
FOR SALE, -
PRICE, $30.00.
HENRY G. LANGLEY, Publisher, 612 Clay St., San Francisco, Cal.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
SUPERIOR CALIFORNIA WINES, El Dorado & Sonoma Vineyards.
The undersigned offer for sale Wines and Brandy from the celebrated Vineyards of
B. N. BUGBEY, El Dorado Co. AND
O. W. CRAIG, SONOMA COUNTY.
All Wines from the former Vineyards are made from Foreign Varieties of Grapes, and are of superior quality. The Brandy is also from Foreign Varieties of Grapes, and is made by Johnston's Patent Still, being absolutely free from Fusel Oil.
The Wines of O. W. CRAIG, Sonoma County, are partly from Foreign Varieties of Grapes, and have no superiors in quality in the district in which they are made.
We offer the following named Wines and Brandy as being the BEST in the State :
NATOMA VINEYARD.
CHAMBERTIN WINE,.
CHASSELAS DU FOZE,.
FROM BURGUNDY GRAPES. A LIGHT WHITE WINE. 66
RIESLING, .
FROM FOREIGN GRAPES.
SYEBGUB (Sparkling Wine).
66
ALICANTE (Sherry Wine),
COGNAC,. 66 66
Wo CRAIG'S
WHITE WINE, 1867,.
FROM FOREIGN GRAPES.
CLARET, 1867,.
PART FROM CALIFORNIA GRAPES.
CLARET,.
66 66
MALAGA, 1867,
66
ANGELICA,.
WHITE WINE, 1867,.
FROM CALIFORNIA GRAPES.
All the above Wines are cased, a portion of the Cognac is cased, and the balance is in willow-bound French eighth casks.
HORACE D. DUNN & CO.
314 Washington Street.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., Nos. 712, 714 and 716, Kearny Street.
BUILDINGS, BLOCKS, ROWS, WHARVES, ETC.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
ALMS HOUSE, San Miguel or Mission Ocean House Road, 4} miles from City Hall
City Hall, Kearny from Washington to Merchant County Hospital, cor Stockton and Francisco County Hospital, (Small pox) Potrero
County Jail, N & Broadway bet Kearny and Dupont Custom House, NW cor Washington and Battery Hall of Records, SE cor Kearny and Washington Industrial School, Old San José Road, 5 miles from City Hall
Post-office, NW cor Washington and Battery
United States Appraiser's Store, SW cor Battery and Jackson
United States Branch Mint, N s Commercial nr Mont United States Branch Mint (New), NW cor Mission and Fifth
United States Marine Hospital, cor Mission and Fifteenth
BUILDINGS.
ALSOP'S BUILDING, 411 and 413 California Alhambra Building, 325 Bush
Alta California Building, 529 California Apels Building, 410 Kearny, bet California and Pine Armory Hall Building, NE cor Mont and Sac
Athenæum Building, SE cor California and Mont Bank California Building, NW cor Cal and Sansom Bee Hive Building, NE cor Washington and Dupont Bella Union, Kearny nr Washington
Berghauser's Building, W s Kearny bet Jackson and Pacific
Bernis' Building, 626 California
Bofer's Building, SW cor California and Kearny
Bolton & Barron's Building, NW cor Montgomery and Merchant
Bradbury Building, 52 Second
Brittan's Building, SW cor California and Davis
Brogan's Building, E s Third bet Howard and Clem Callaghan's Building, W s Dupont bet Clay and Washington
Capital Building, NW cor Kearny and Pine
Change Honse, (Stevenson's Building) SW cor Montgomery and California
Clarks' Building, 316 Pine
Colton's Building, W s Third bet Howard and Fol
Commercial Building, NW cor Pine and Battery Czapkay's Building, 651 Washington
Davidson's Building, NW cor Mont and Commercial Donohoe, Kelly & Co's Building, SE cor Mont- gomery and Sacramento
Dooly's Building, NW cor Sansom and Sutter Exchange Building, NW cor Mont and Washington Exempt Fire Company Building, W s Brenham Place opp Plaza
Express Building, NE cor California and Mont
Fireman's Fund Insurance Company's Building, S W cor California and Sansom
Frank's Buildings, W s Brenham Place opp Plaza Friedlander's Building, NE cor California and San Goodwin's Building, 322 Pine
Government House, NW cor Wash and Sansom Grissim's Building, S s Bush bet Mont and Sansom Grogan & Lent's Building, NW San and Jackson
Hammersmith's Building, 331 Kearny
Hayward's Building, 415-419 California
Hentsch's Building, NW cor Jackson and Mont- gomery
Hibernia Savings and Loan Society Building, cor Montgomery and Market
Horber's Building, SW cor Mont and Summer Howard's Building, 521 and 523 Montgomery Land's Building, SE cor Sansom and Bush
Lucas, Turner & Co's Building, NE cor Mont- gomery and Jackson
Lyceum or Metropolitan Building, NW cor Mont-
gomery and Wash, (now Exchange Building) Masonic Building, (Reese's) 722 Washington Masonic Hall Building. 420 Montgomery
Masonic Temple, cor Montgomery and Post
Maynard's Building, NW cor California and Bat McCreery's Buildings, cor Montgomery and Pine Mead's Building, NW cor Montgomery and Pine Mechanics' Fair Pavilion, cor Stockton and Post
Mechanics' Institute Building, S s Post bet Mont- gomery and Kearny
Mercantile Library Building, N's Bush bet Mont- gomery and Sansom
Merchants' Exchange Building, S s California bet Montgomery and Sansom
Merchants' Mutual Marine Insurance Co's Build- ing, 406-410 California
Metropolitan (now Exchange Building) or Lyceum Building, NW cor Montgomery and Wash
Morton's Building, S s Post bet Kearny and Dupont Murphy, Grant & Co's Building, NE cor Sansom and Bush
Naglee's Building, SW cor Mont and Merchant
Nahl's Building, Ns Broadway bet Montgomery and Kearny
Pacific Bank Building, NW cor Sansom end Pine Pacific Insurance Co's Building, 422 California Parrott's Building, NW cor Sac and Montgomery Patterson, Wallace & Stow's Building, 513 Jackson Phoenix Building, SW cor Sansom and Jackson
Pioche & Bayerque's Building, SE cor Montgomery and Jackson
Pioneer Building, E s Montgomery bet Jackson and Pacific
Popper's Building, SE cor Mission and Third
Rabe's Building, 609-613 Clay
Reese's Building, 716-722 Washington
San Francisco Gas Co's Building, First, Howard, and Natoma
Sargent's Building, 131 Montgomery
San Francisco Savings Union Building, cor Califor- nia and Webb
Sather's Building, NE cor Mout and Commercial
Savings and Loan Society Building, 617-621 Clay Specht's Building, 635 and 637 Broadway
St. Mark's Building, SW cor Kearny and Morton Stevenson's Building, (now Change House) SW cor Montgomery and California
Sullivan'e Building, SW cor Dupont and Pacific
Tittel's (William) Building, 417 Bush
Tucker's Building, NW cor Montgomery and Sutter Union Building, NE cor Market and Kearny
Union Insurance Co's Building, 416 and 418 Cal
United States Court, (late Merchants' Exchange and Federal Building) NE cor Battery and Wash
M. S. WHITING & CO'S NATIVE WINES are superior to all other brands. See next leaf.
E. H. JONES & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Note and Letter Paper and Envelopes.
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REDINGTON ROSTETTER & CO., Sole Agents for Perry Davis' Pain Killer.
658 BUILDINGS, BLOCKS, ROWS, WHARVES, ETC.
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY circulates throughout the Pacific Coast.
Verandah Building, NE cor Washington and Kearny Voizin, Ris & Co's Building, 115 Bush Watt Brothers' Building, SW cor Clay and Kearny Webb's Building, E s Second nr Mission Wells' Building, SW cor Montgomery and Clay Whiting's Building, SE cor Sansom and Pine Wright's Building, (see Hentech's Building) Young Men's Christian Association Building, N s Sutter bet Kearny and Dupont
HALLS.
APOLLO HALL, N & Pacific nr Stockton Assembly Hall, NW cor Kearny and Post Barra's Hall, NW cor First and Minna
Brooks' and Platt's Music Hall, W s Kearny bet Jackson and Pacific
City Hall, Kearny opp Portsmouth Square Congress Hall, N s Bush bet Mont and Kearny
Dashaway Temperance Hall, S & Post bet Kearny and Dupont
Druids' Hall, S s Sutter bet Stockton and Powell Excelsior Hall, 713 Mission
Eureka Hall, S & Pine bet Montgomery and Sansom Hall of Records, SE cor Washington and Kearny Improved Order of Red Men's Hall, NE cor Bush and Kearny
Independent Order Red Men's Hall, N s Bush bet Dupont and Stockton
Irish American Benevolent Society's Hall, NW cor Howard and Howard Court
James' Hall, SE cor Fifth and Shipley
Masonic Temple, junction Montgomery, Market, and Post
McCue's Hall, 246 Third Mechanics' Hall, SW cor First and Stevenson
Mechanics' Institute Hall, 27 Post
Mercantile Library Hall, N s Bush bet Montgomery and Sansom
Merriman's Hall, Mission bet Second and Third Mozart Hall, N & Post bet Kearny and Dupont Music Hall, (Platt's) Montgomery nr Bush Odd Fellows' Hall, 323-327 Montgomery Philharmonic Hall, NE cor Stockton and Jackson Riggers' and Stevedores' Hall, S & Pacific nr Mont St. Andrews' Hall, 751 Market Temperance Legion Hall, NW cor Post and Kearny Terpsichorean Hall, N 8 Pacific nr Stockton Tittel's (William) Hall, 417 Bush
Turn Halle, N & O'Farrell bet Mason and Taylor Turn Verein Hall, N s Bush bet Stockton and Powell Union Hall, S s Howard bet Third and Fourth
BLOCKS.
ASTOR'S BLOCK, 625-633 Sacramento
Belden's Block, SW cor Bush and Montgomery Broadway Block, NW cor Broadway and Kearny California Block, SE cor California and Battery Center Block, Ss Sixteenth bet Folsom and Shot- well
Court Block, 634-638 Clay
Custom House Block, SE cor Sansom and Sac Dixon's Block, SW cor Natoma and Jane Dooly Block, NW cor Sansom and Sutter Empire Block, California bet Sansom and Battery Front Street Block, E s Front from Clay to Wash Harpending Block, S & Market bet First and Second Howard's Block, Sansom, Commercial, and Clay Howard's Block, 627 Third
Jobson's Block, SE cor Sacramento and Dupont Lick House Block, W. s Mont from Post to Sutter Martin's Block, S & Market bet Seventh and Eighth McFadden's Block, SW cor New Montgomery and Market
Metropolitun Block, NW cor Washington and Mont
Montgomery Block, Es Montgomery from Merchant to Washington
Moore & Folger's Block, Davis bet Cal and Pine O'Donnell's Block, NE cor Vallejo and Dupont Oriental Block, SW cor Bush and Battery Park's Block, N & Pacific bet Front and Jackson Park's Block, SE cor Valencia and Sixteenth Reese's Block. W s Battery bet Pine and California Russ House Block, W s Mont from Bush to Pine Shiels' Block, cor Montgomery and Post Union Block, NE cor Market and Kearny Virginia Block, NW cor Stockton and Pacific Yankee Block, SW cor Front and Pine
ROWS.
HOWARD's Row, NW cor Mission and Third Maynard's Row, SE cor Pine and Battery Orleans Row, NW cor California and Davis South Park Row, Third bet Bryant and Brannan Tittel's Row, W s Clara Lane nr Sutter
Trainer's Row, SE cor Kearny and Sutter
WHARVES.
ALAMEDA FERRY WHARF, Davis bet Pacific and Broadway
Beale Street Wharf, foot of Beale
Black Diamond and Bellingham Bay Wharf, (late Rincon) foot of Stewart
Broadway Wharf, foot of Broadway
California Street Wharf, see Market Street Wharf Clay Street Wharf, foot of Clay
Commercial Street Wharf, foot of Commercial
Cowell's Wharf, extends from Battery bet Union and Filbert
Dewey's Wharf, foot of Third
Dry Dock Company's Wharf, Hunter's Point East Street Wharf, from Pacific to Folsom Fillmore Street Wharf, foot of Fillmore Folsom Street Wharf, foot of Folsom
Front Street Wharf, cor Front and Vallejo
Greenwich Dock Wharf, continuation of Battery
Griffing's Wharf, continuation of Battery bet Fil- bert and Greenwich
Ham & Hathaway's Wharf, cor Spear and Bryant Harrison Street Wharf, foot of Harrison
Howard Street Wharf, extends from Howard cor Stewart
India Dock Wharf, foot of Battery
Jackson Street Wharf, foot of Jackson
Larue's Wharf, E s East ur Market
Lombard Dock Wharf, continnation of Lombard Street from Sansom to Battery
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