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E. H. JONES & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Braids of all kinds.
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M. S. WHITING & CO., affix their name on each cork, as a guaranty of the purity of their Wines and Liquors. See next leaf.
REDINGTON, HOSTETTER & CO., Agents of Cooper'a Magnetic Balm.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, Henry G. Langley, Publisher, 612 Clay Street, San Francisco.
Army U. S., Commandant Department California. | District Attorney .- Frank M. Pixley, office NE -Brevet Major-Gen. E. O. C. Ord, U. S. A .; corner Washington and Battery. office 417 Kearny.
Army U. S .. Subsistence Department, Military Di- vision of Pacific .- Brevet Major-Gen. Marens D. L. Simpson, Assistant Commissary-General of Subsistence ; office 204 Sutter.
Army U. S., Subsistence Department, Department of California .- Brevet Brigadier-Gen. M. P. Small, Chief Commissary; office 417 Kearny; depot 308 Pine.
Army U. S., Adjutant-General, Military Division of Pacific. - Brevet Major-Gen. William D. Whipple, Chief of Staff ; office 204 Sutter.
Army U. S., Adjutant-General Department of Cali- fornia .- Brevet Col. J. P. Sherburne, Chief of Staff ; office 417 Kearny.
Army U. S .- Brevet Major-Gen. Abner Doubleday, Superintendent-General Recruiting Service ; office 418 Kearny.
Army U. S. Medical Director .- Surgeon Brevet Lient-Col. Charles McCormick ; office 417 Kearny.
Army U. S. Paymasters, Military Division of the Pacific .- Brevet Brigadier-Gen. Hiram Leon- ard, Chief Paymaster ; office 417 Kearny; De- partment of California, Brevet Lieut-Col. Sam- uel Woods, Chief Paymaster; Major C. J. Sprague, Major T. H. Halsey, Major T. H. Nelson, Major C. W. Wingard, Brevet Lieut- Col. Samuel Dana, and Major Robert Morrow, Paymasters ; office 417 Kearny.
Army U. S. Pension Agent .- H. C. Bennett; office 423 Washington.
Army U. S. Purveyor Medical Department .- Bre- vet Col. Robert Murray, Surgeon U. S. A., office 747 Market.
Army U. S., U. S. Engineers Pacific Coast .- Bre- vet Brigadier-Gen. B. S. Alexander; office 30 South Park. Alcatraces Island and Lime Point, Brevet Col. G. H. Mendell ; office 533 Kearny. Fort Point, Major G. H. Elliott ; office 533 Kearny. River and Harbor Improvements, Brevet Lieut-Col. R. S. Williamson ; office 509 Kearny. Light-honse, Brevet Lieut-Col. R. S. Williamson ; office 509 Kearny.
Army U. S. Quartermaster's Department Military Division of Pacific .- Brevet Major-Gen. Robert Allen, Chief ; office 204 Satter.
Army U. S., Quartermaster's Department, De- partment of California. - Brevet Brigadier- General C. G. Sawtelle, Chief; office 417 Kearny.
Court Circuit .- Hon. Stephen J. Field, Judge; George E. Whitney, Clerk ; William Gouver- neur Morris, U. S. Marshal; Court Room NE corner Battery and Washington.
Court District .- Hon. Ogden Hoffman, Judge ; George E. Whitney, Clerk; William Gouver- neur Morris, U. S. Marshal; Court Room NE corner Battery and Washington.
Collector of Port .- John F. Miller ; office Custom House.
Compiler Mining Statistics .- R. W. Raymond, office Custom House, third floor.
Commissioners U. S .- George E. Whitney, Clerk, and Deputies of the United States Circuit Courts ; office NE cor Washington and Bat- tery.
Indian Affairs. John B. McIntosh, Superinten- dent ; office 224 Kearny.
Inspector of Boilers .- C. C. Bemis, office NE cor- ner Washington and Battery.
Inspector of Hulls .- R. H. Waterman, office 302 California.
Internal Revenue .- Office, north side Washington between Sansom and Battery. Assessor's De- partment: Harmon J. Tilden, Assessor ; Gor- don Backns, Napoleon B. Stone, J. Jerome Sul- livan, E. W. Corbett, H. B. Mayhew, Miner F. Frink, Jr., George M. Garwood, F. M. Montell, C. G. Wilkins, and Albert F. Adams, Assis- tant Assessors ; William H. Badgley. Chief Clerk ; Abram Shear, Clerk Assessor's Depart- ment. Collector's Department, office 422 Cal- ifornia : J. O. Rawlins, Collector ; Howard T. Witbeck, Lucian Curtis, and L. A. Boynton, Deputies ; C. Curtis. Inspector Tobacco; T. B. Robinson, Addison Martin, James N. Driscoll, H. A. Smith, P. C. Duxbury, W. C. Miller, and C. M. Leavy, Gangers ; W. C. Johnson, Benja- min H. Brooks, and G. W. Ryckman, Store- keepers.
Land Office .- H. G. Rollins, Register; Charles H. Chamberlain, Receiver, office 506 Jackson.
Light-house Department, Pacific Coast .- Twelfth L. H. District : Com. Alfred Taylor, U. S. N., Inspector of the District ; Norman G. French, Clerk, office 204 Montgomery ; Brevet Lieut. Col. R. S. Williamson, U. S. Eng., Engineer ; Jobn T. Best, Clerk, office 509 Kearny; J. F. Miller, ex officio Superintendent of Lights ; Hartford Joy, Keeper ; S. Joy, Assistant, Alca- traces Island ; H. M. Place, Keeper, Point Bonita ; Frank Thompson, Keeper, Fort Point ; Thomas Tasker, Keeper, and A. J. Horrell, Frank Roper, and Arthur Tasker, Assistants, Farallone Islands.
Mail Agent .- Alfred Barstow, office Custom House Place.
Marine Hospital U. S .- J. C. Tucker, M.D., Sur- geon and Physician.
Marshal U. S .- William Gonverneur Morris ; Dep- nties: George F. Worth (chief ); A. C. Taylor, Allen Tillinghast, Richard W. Lane, and Ben- jamin R. West, office NE cor Washington and Battery.
Mint, Superintendent of Branch .- O. H. LaGrange, office 613 Commercial nr Montgomery.
Pension Agent U. S. A. and Navy .- H. C. Bennett, office 423 Washington.
Post-office. - James Coey, Postmaster, NW cor Washington and Battery.
Paymaster U. S. N .- Albert S. Kenny, office 434 California.
Receiver U. S. Public Moneys .- Charles H. Cham- berlain, office 506 Jackson.
Supervising Inspector Steamboats .- William Bur- . nett, office 17 U. S. Court Building.
Supervisor Internal Revenue Pacific Coast .- N. A. H. Ball, SW cor California and Sansom
Surveyor-General for California .- Sherman Day, office 320 Sansom.
Surveyor Port .- T. B. Shannon, office Custom House, third floor.
Treasurer U. S. Assistant .- Charles N. Felton, office 428 Montgomery.
EDWARD BOSQUI & CO., Book and Job Printers, cor. Leidesdorff and Clay.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., Nos. 712, 714 and 716, Kearny Street.
STATE OFFIERS-CUSTOM HOUSE.
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State Officers.
Assayer State .- Louis Falkenan, office 215 First. Commissioner of Immigration .- H. D. Dunu, office 314 Washington.
Commissioners to Revise State Laws .- John Currey, John B. Harmon, and Henry P. Barber, Com- missioners ; Henry W. Severance, Clerk, office 240 Montgomery.
Funded Commissioners, 1851 .- W. M. Lent, W. Hooper, John Middleton, C. L. Low, and C. M. Hitchcock, office NW cor Montgomery and Sacramento.
Gauger of Liquors .- George E. Rogers, NE cor Octavia and Filbert.
Harbor Commissioners .- S. S. Tilton, John J. Marks, and James H. Cutter, Commissioners ; William J. Lewis, Civil Engineer ; Horace Beach, Secretary ; and J. F. Bronson, Assistant Secretary, office 414 Montgomery.
Inspector of Gas Meters .- Cornelius O'Connor, office SWV cor Mission and First.
Inspectors of Stamps .- William Bell and Thomas N. Caznean, office 321 California.
Insurance Commissioner .- George W. Mowe, office SW cor California and Sansom.
Land Locating Agent .- Leander Ransom, office SW cor Montgomery and Jackson.
Notaries Public .- Blood J. H., 24 Mont Block. Carson James G., 636 Clay.
Chevers William H., 602 Washington. Gorman John, 612 Merchant.
Hamill John, 422 Montgomery. Herman Samuel, 424 Montgomery. Joice E. V., 6 Merchants' Exchange. Mahler Philip, 619 Merchant. Maynard John C., 408 Montgomery. Mckenzie J. W., 407 California.
Meagher Michael, 418 Montgomery. Messec Isaac G., 408 Montgomery. Milliken I. T., 608 Merchant. Neumann Paul, 411 California. Scudder Frank V., 631 Merchant. Sutter E. V., 603 Merchant. Thibault F. J., 605 Montgomery.
Tibbey H. S., 604 Montgomery. Waller G. C., 329 Montgomery.
Wegener F. O., 336 Montgomery.
Pilots, Board of Examiners .- Office, room 35 New Merchants' Exchange. J. B. Leonard. Levi Stevens, and G. T. Lawton, Examiners ; W. N. Shelly, J. S. Dolliver. W. E. Domett, Charles Mayo, John Malan, John May, F. Murphy, Freeman Trask, Audrew S. Young, and S. C. Nathan, Pilots ; W. T. Thompson, Secretary.
Pilots, Benicia and Mare Island .- C. H. Harrison, (resident) 517 Front.
Port Wardens .- 32 New Merchants' Exchange, cor California and Leidesdorff: Joseph Austin, Chas. Wilson, R. W. Heath, and H. J. O'Reilly, Port Wardens ; James V. Coffey, Secretary.
Quarantine Officer .- C. C. Gordon, NW cor. Kearny and Geary.
State Geologist .- J. D. Whitney, 90 Montgomery Block.
Superintendent of Public Instruction .- O. P. Fitz- gerald. Office 710 Washington.
Vaccine Agent .- S. M. Mouser, M.D., 328 Bush.
Custom House.
Northwest cor Washington and Battery ; open daily from nine o'clock A.M., to four o'clock P.M. (Sundays excepted).
JNO. F. MILLER, Collector.
J. FRANK MILLER, Deputy Collector and Auditor. L. M. Kellogg, E. Burke, and B. S. Gaden, Dep- uty Collectors.
COLLECTOR'S OFFICE.
H. C. Miller, Cashier ; J. L. Van Reynegom, As- sistant Cashier ; J. J. Martin, Assistant Anditor ; W. B. May, Accountant ; Benjamin Hall, Impost Bookkeeper ; William L. Howarth, Assistant Impost Bookkeeper ; J. M. Good, Adjuster of Duties ; R. K. Weston, R. Frank Clark, and N. Winants, Entry and Adjusting Clerks ; C. E. Cloyes, Statistical Clerk ; J. A. Perkins, Assistant Statistical Clerk ; O. P. Robie, Record and Indorsing Clerk ; W. Foard Thomas, Recording and Bond Clerk ; E. B. Jerome, Letter Record Clerk ; C. P. Dudley, Regis- ter Clerk ; Thomas H. Craig, Entrance and Clear- ance Clerk ; C. C. Redington, Permit and Order Clerk ; F. McCarthy, Debenture and Abstract Clerk; W. A. Darling, Invoice Recorder and Examiner ; William Bausman, Transportation Clerk ; Charles Harlan, Alvin A. Paul, and J. T. Watson, Examin- ers, Weighers, and Gaugers Returns ; D. K. Swim, J. G. Moore, J. Whalen, M. W. Axtell, and Charles F. Dodge, Assistant Abstract Clerks ; Benjamin C. Fabre, L. Blanchard, and E. A. Colson, Messengers ; J. L. Sanford, R. Steere, and Thomas R. Gibson, Watchmen.
NAVAL OFFICE.
GEORGE W. BOWIE, Naval Officer.
John W. Bagley, Deputy ; W. H. Whitely, Cash- ier ; A. W. Cullum, Entry Clerk ; James E. Hughes, Assistant Entry Clerk ; J. J. Kelley. Liquidating Clerk ; Henry Hook, Abstract Clerk ; Thomas Rey- nolds, Bond Clerk ; J. M. Ainsa, Warehouse Clerk ; E. V. Thwing, Miscellaneous Clerk ; Daniel Gor- ham, Messenger.
SURVEYOR'S OFFICE.
THOMAS B. SHANNON, Surveyor.
P. W. Bellingall, Deputy Surveyor; C. W. Carr, Debenture Clerk ; Henry Hoeber, Measurer of Ves- sels ; Heury Shoulters, Messenger.
CASHIER'S OFFICE.
H. C. MILLER, Casbier.
J. L. Van Reynegom, Assistant Cashier ; Edward A. Colson, Messenger.
WEIGHERS AND MEASURERS.
Anson Barstow, District No. I (North Point to India Dock); Joseph Benrimo, No. 2 (India Dock to Front Street); E. W. Casey, No. 3 (Front Street to Mission Street) ; J. F. Westheimer, No. 4 (Mission Street and South) ; J. Kinnear, James Cunningham, D. F. Walthour, and E. Unger, Laborers.
GAUGER.
J. W. PROBASCO, Gauger.
Thomas R. Mott and P. Rodriguez, Laborers.
BOARDING OFFICERS.
Charles H. Hanson and Charles W. Reed.
BARGEMEN.
William Wright, William H. Martin, Cornelius F. Holland, Timothy McLaughlin, Charles Johnson, and John Sylvia.
E. H. JONES & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Hoop Skirts, Latest Styles.
M. S. WHITING & CO'S MEDICAL WHISKY for invalids. Principal Depot, 219 Bush St. See next leaf.
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REDINGTON'S FLAVORING EXTRACTS are carefully made from Fresh Fruits.
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SAN FRANCISCO
DIRECTORY.
DISTRICT OFFICERS.
J. C. Cremony, District No. 1 (North Point to Howard Street); George McDonald, No. 2 (Howard to Folsom); J. C. Sargent, No. 3 (Folsom to Long Bridge).
INSPECTORS.
R. D. Arms, E. A. Denicke, George E. Baldwin, F. C. Gummer, John Hamilton, M. A. Cornwell, William Gagen, E. C. Jordon, Porter Havden, J. Ellis Hill, Henry Hoeber, (U. S. Measurer Vessels) F. W. Lawrence, Thomas H. Merry, Joseph Wil- son, John H. Worth, John M. O'Neill, L. A. Kent, W. A. Robinson, W. H. Hussey, Thomas P. Val- Jeau. John McEhoy, C. H. Peterson, H. R. Potter, C. D. Douglas, Thomas Corbett, and Thomas Rogers.
NIGHT INSPECTORS.
LEONARD MORSE, Captain.
F. W. GIBBONS, Lieutenant.
William Windsor, George W. Towle, Jr., Isaac H. Perry, James Fitzpatrick, B. Marks, W. A. Jones. George F. Brown. E. W. Manchester, Tru- man Head, Jeremiah Smith, H. B. Pierce, D. B. Jackson, George M. Tingley, and Charles Simmons.
WAREHOUSE DEPARTMENT.
C. F. WOOD, Deputy Collector and Storekeeper.
Thomas W. Scott, Bond and Accountant Clerk ; Joseph P. Pope, Warehouse Entry Clerk ; N. G. Sawyer, Abstract and Register Clerk ; A. B. An- drews, Merchandise Accountant ; Hermann Bruns, Store Bookkeeper ; John A. Deland, Receiving Clerk ; J. B. Worden, Delivery Clerk ; C. P. Kelly, S. M. Folger, J. Burke Phillips, P. H. Patten, R. K. Pio- trowski, J. Stockton, Joseph Weed, P. U. Blunt, and J. W. Mason, Assistant Storekeepers ; A. J. Tweed and H. D. Badgley, Messengers ; Martin Winslow and C. H. Mason, Watchmen ; David Barclay, Superintendent Laborers ; Timothy Mahoney, Abraham Ennis, Joseph Hollywood, A. W. Prevost, William McDonald, Lewis Harlan, and J. H. Thompson, Laborers.
APPRAISER'S DEPARTMENT.
S. J. Bridge aud H. M. Miller, Appraisers ; Ralph Emerson and W.W. Battles, Assistant Appraisers ; M. Scott, Examiner ; D. Wooster, Examiner of Drugs ; T. O. Lewis, Recording and Abstract Clerk ; H. P. Chace, Messenger ; N. B. Hoyt, Superintendent Laborers ; D. J. Hogan, J. Feeny, Charles W. Lomler, and Andrew Hollywood, Laborers ; R. J. Graham, U. S. Drayman ; Samuel B. Reed, Book- keeper.
MARINE HOSPITAL.
J. C. TUCKER, Surgeon and Physician.
R. N. Davis, Assistant Surgeon and Physician ; Thomas Shepherdson, Apothecary and Steward.
United States Treasury,
428 Montgomery.
Office hours from nine A.M. to three P.M. CHARLES N. FELTON, Assistant Treasurer.
F. G. Bornemann, Cashier : Samnel E. Beaver, Assistant Cashier ; Edwin W. Taggard, Book- keeper ; Charles Roberts, Assistant Bookkeeper; Thomas B. Clark, Stamp Clerk ; E. S. Bellows, Messenger.
U. S. Branch Mint.
North side of Commercial near Montgomery.
The law for the establishment and regulation of the United States Mint, and the branches thereof, provides that any person may deposit with the offi- cers in charge of the same, gold and silver in bul- lion, grain, or lumps, which, if requested, shall be refined, aseayed, and cast into bars or coined, as speedily as possible after the receipt thereof. The bars to be stamped in said mint or branches in such manner as shall indicate the weight, value, and fine- ness of the same. The expense incurred to be re- tained from each deposit so made, at such rates and charges, and under such regulations, as may from time to time be established. The said charges not to exceed the actual cost of refining, casting, and forming said bars, including labor, wastage, use of machinery, material, etc., or one-half per cent. for coinage, to be received by the Treasurer of the Mint at which the deposit was made, and by him accounted for to the Treasurer of the United States.
Office hours from nine o'clock A.M. to two P.M. Gold Bullion received daily from nine o'clock A. M. to twelve M .; Silver Bullion from twelve MI. to one P.M. Visitors admitted daily from nine o'clock A. M. to twelve M.
O. H. LA GRANGE, Superintendent.
TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT.
CHARLES N. FELTON, Treasurer.
John C. Birdseye, Cashier ; Edward Wheaton, Bookkeeper; C. E. Gibbs, Abstract Clerk ; J. T. Babcox, Weigh Clerk ; M. W. Bennett, Receipt Clerk ; W. K. Benjamin, Transfer Clerk ; William M. Noyes, Superintendent's Clerk ; George Parry, Computing Clerk ; Edward S. Gaver, Memo- randum Clerk ; George W. Torr, Messenger ; Anthony McQuade, and William P. Morehouse, Watchmen.
GENERAL DEPARTMENT.
O. C. MILLER, Secretary.
W. F. Tracy, Clerk ; John R. Buckbee, Register of Deposits ; C. A. Elliott, Warehouseman ; J. V. B. Goodrich, Carpenter ; R. W. Van Syckle, Con- ductor; Michael Gallagher and Jobu D. Boop, Doorkeepers ; E. H. Morton, Isaac Ayer, P. H. Warner, J. J. Butler, E. S. Hamilton, D. N. Coey, A. W. Morse, T. V. Winstanley, James M. Torrey, E. A. Cady, Louis Von Schilling, and H. A. Lowe, Watchmen ; John H. Bundy, Messenger ; Henry Smith, Porter.
ASSAYER'S DEPARTMENT.
OSCAR D. MUNSON, Assayer.
WILLIAM T. REILLY, Deputy Assaver.
R. D. Lennox, Treasurer's Clerk ; Adolphns Schmolz, Registrar ; E. D. Farrington, Sampler ; T. R. Butler. Wirt Hopkins, Alexander H. Martin, and Ferdinand Löhr, Beammen ; W. P. Prescott, Foreman Laboratory ; M. G. Nixon and R. T. Rob- erts, Cnpellers ; James Oglesby, M. S. Campbell, and S. D. Mayer, Boilers ; D. A. Morse, Helper ; Jeremiah T. Hartwell, Fireman ; Moses Furbush, Laborer.
MELTER AND REFINER'S DEPARTMENT.
JOSEPH P. CORCORAN, Melter and Refiner.
J. F. STIRLING and F. II. LASSELLE, Assistant Melters and Refiners.
EDWARD BOSQUI & CO., Paper Rulers, 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.
U. S. SURVEYOR-GENERAL-POST OFFICE.
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Thomas Cheesman, Clerk ; C. W. Corner, Fore- man Melting Room ; John Feix, Samson Lion, Jacob Stadtfeldt, J. M. Gardner, and Joseph L. Wilson, Melters ; Frederick M. Benner, George Curtis, William Edmunds, J. P. Dieves, J. P. Mul- cahy, and J. R. Davis, Helpers ; W. H. Eaton, Foreman Refinery ; R. P. Franklin, J L. Ottignon,, Peter Witbeck, T. H. Smythe, William Pixley, Henry Classon, E. T. Dudley, and William O'Con- ner, Refiners ; J. S. Handlin and Henry Cromer, Sweep Cellar.
COINER'S DEPARTMENT.
JOSEPH B. HARMSTEAD, Coiner.
DEWITT C. STORY, Assistant Coiner. .
John A. Collison, Chief Adjuster ; James C. Har- vey, Assistant Adjuster ; Mrs. Anna Heydenfeldt, Miss Jane Steadman, Miss Lanra F. Shew, Miss H. S. Lovekin, Mrs. Mary Comstock, Miss J. A. Mc- Lean, Mrs. E. B. Rankin, Miss M. M. Eschenberg, Mrs. E. W. Nye, Mrs. Eliza Hart, Miss Jennie Fuller, Mrs. Jane A. LaGrange, Mrs. Mary A. Wheaton, Miss Elizabeth Canhan, Mrs. A. W. Bee, and Mrs. Kate Harland, Adjusters ; P. H. Campbell, Foreman Cutting Room ; A. P. Stanton, Edward Burrell, and Wesley Hickox, Cutters ; E. C. Bowen, Foreman Coining Room; N. W. Palmer, Assistant Foreman ; George C. Parkinson, Foreman Rolling Room ; E. B. Dunning and C. W. Kittredge, Rollers ; Silas S. Burt, Foreman Annealing Room ; Matthew Smith and Andrew Mckenzie, Annealers ; Thomas Scott, Machinist ; Lewis Henry, Chief En- gineer ; Peter D. Mott, Assistant Engineer ; George W. Frasher, Trap Tender ; C. D. Everett, Fireman.
U. S. Surveyor-General.
SHERMAN DAY, Surveyor-General.
Office 320 Sansom. Office hours from ten o'clock A.M. to four o'clock P.M.
Frank H. Skinner, Clerk . of Records ; Rufus C. Hopkins, Keeper of Archives ; J. H. Wildes, C. Bielawski, aud R. Gibbons, Draftsmen; George Chambers, Messenger.
Post-office.
Northwest corner Washington and Battery.
Office hours from eight o'clock A.M. to four P.M., and seven to half past eight o'clock P.M.
JAMES COEY, Postmaster.
WILLIAM C. DOUGHERTY, Deputy Postmaster.
E. G. Haynes, Secretary; Samuel N. Morris, Money Order Clerk ; James Bowman, Assistant Money Order Clerk ; E. C. Pahner, Chief Mailing Clerk ; Frank E. Dyer, Overland Mail Clerk ; W. L. Bry- ant, John Barrington, Thomas C. Nye, and James Jemino, Assistant Mailing Clerks ; M. G. Sawyer, Registry Clerk ; William E. McArthur, Assistant Registry Clerk ; James Murphy, Stamp Clerk ; John Crowley, Box Clerk, F. L. Post, Assistant Box Clerk ; Cornelius R. Morris, Albert M. Brooks, James F. Madden, F. B. Casas, Emil Niemier, James O. Whitney, and John W. Perry, Delivery Clerks ; George H. Hutchings, Superintendent Night Clerks ; Daniel E. Knox, John H. Hunt, William H. Ault, Charles M. Phillips, and Charles P. Bailey, Night Clerks ; Henry W. Butler, News- paper Clerk ; Albert G. Mitchell, Assistant News- paper Clerk ; William Kirby, General Clerk ; Henry G. Rise, Messenger.
Great Overland Mail from San Francisco to New York via Salt Lake and Omaha closes daily (except Sundays) at half-past seven o'clock A.M., and on Saturdays at three o'clock P.M.
English Closed Mail closes Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at nine o'clock P. M.
Mails for Sacramento and the Northern Mines close daily at thirty minutes past seven o'clock A.M., and fifteen minutes past three o'clock P.M. ; for Benicia, Vallejo, etc., at the same hour.
Mails for Stockton and the Southern Mines close daily at forty-five minutes past three o'clock P.M.
Mails for San José, etc., close daily at twenty minutes past seven o'clock A.M., and four o'clock P. M.
Mails for Petaluma leave daily at forty minutes past eight o'clock A.M.
Mails for Eureka, via Petaluma, leave Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at forty minutes past eight o'clock A.M.
Mails for Santa Barbara, Los Angeles, San Diego, and Arizona are dispatched at twenty minutes past seven o'clock A.M. daily.
Mails for Acapulco, Panama, and South America, are forwarded by steamer every fifteen days, and close at half-past nine o'clock on the morning of the sailing of the steamer.
Mails for China and Sandwich Islands are for- warded regularly by steamer and by every suit- able opportunity, containing all letters and papers, the inland postage of which is prepaid to San Francisco, leaving the sea postage to be collected in the ports where the mails are delivered.
Letters must be fully prepaid by stamps. Drop letters must be prepaid by postage stamps. Letters will not be sent with stamps cut from stamped en- velopes or Internal Revenue stamps.
The Post-office opens at eight o'clock A.M., and closes at four o'clock P.M., every day, except Sun- days.
Open Sundays from nine to ten o'clock A.M.
The General Delivery will be open from seven to half past eight o'clock every evening, except Sun- days.
THE POSTAL MONEY-ORDER SYSTEM
Is intended to promote public convenience, and to insure safety in the transfer of money through the mails. Orders may be obtained at any of the Money- order Offices for any amount up to fifty dollars, on payment of the following fee : On sums up to and including twenty dollars, ten cents ; over twenty dollars and not exceeding thirty dollars, fifteen cents; over thirty dollars and not exceeding forty dollars, twenty cents ; over forty dollars and not exceeding fifty dollars, twenty-five cents. Instructions are in- dorsed on the back of each order.
FREE POSTAL DELIVERY.
The free delivery system, recently established in this city, is similar to the one so successfully main- tained in several of the large Eastern cities. There are seventeen districts, each of which being in charge of a carrier who delivers promptly all mail matter received at the Post-office, upon which is written the correct address, street, and number of the party for whom it is intended.
All persons who desire their letters, etc., retained until called for, must leave their address at the Post- office.
Francis B. Casas, Superintendent ; James P. Wil- burn, Alexander McCandless, John Brady, John E. Donglass, Joshna R. Rines, Frank Wadsworth, William T. Jordan, R. Chapman, Charles H. Smith, Robert E. Kierson, M. J. Moloney, E. T. Dudley, R. H. Livermore, C. Snyder, P. P. Hoin, August Brooks, and Thomas O Gorman, Carriers.
E. H. JONES & CO .. 116 Sansom Street. Straw Hats and Trimmings.
M. S. WHITING & CO., 219 Bush St., supply Overland and Steamer Passengers with Wines, in portable cases. See next leaf.
COOPER'S MAGNETIC BALM cures Burns, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, etc.
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United States Circuit Court-District of Cal- ifornia .- Regular terms held in San Francisco first Monday of February, second Monday of June, and first Monday of October. Special terms at the dis- cretion of the Court. Hon. Stephen J. Field, Judge ; Hon. Ogden Hoffman, Associate ; Frank M. Pixley, Attorney ; George E. Whitney, Clerk ; Adolpus D. Grimwood and Henry F. Lardner, Deputies ; Wm. Gonverneur Morris, Marshal ; George F. Worth, A. C. Taylor, Allen Tillinghast, Richard W. Laine, and Benjamin R. West, Deputies.
United States District Court-District of Cal- ifornia .- Regular terms held in San Francisco first Monday of April, second Monday of August, and first Monday of December. Special terms at the discretion of the Conrt. Hon. Ogden Hoffman, .Judge ; Frank M. Pixley, Attorney ; George E. Whitney, Clerk ; Wm. Gouverneur Morris, Mar- shal ; Deputies as above.
Supreme Court of California .- Regular terms beld at Sacramento first Monday in January, April, July, and October. Lorenzo Sawyer, Chief Jus- tice ; A. L. Rhodes, S. W. Sanderson, Royal T. Sprague, and J. B. Crockett, Judges. January, 1870, A. L. Rhodes, S. W. Sanderson, Royal T. Sprague, J. B. Crockett, and William T. Wallace, Judges ; Joseph Hamilton, Attorney-General ; George Seckel, Clerk ; James E. Hale, Reporter.
District Court-Fourth District .- Regular terms first Monday of February, May, August, and No- vember. Hon. Robert F. Morrison, Judge ; John Hanna, Clerk. Deputies : James E. Ashcom, Regis- ter Clerk ; William Ledlie, Assistant Clerk ; John F. Boden, Court Room Clerk ; P. J. White, Sheriff ; William M. Kelly, Bailiff; Charles F. Whitton, Reporter.
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