Full text of "The San Francisco directory for the year .."

imm

mmm

\m\m\w.

imm

mnmmmm\^mm

■Ummm

Mmmm

CALIFD'^NIANA

enrii

Book no

Accession

917.94 S227 —

7341

NOT TO BE TAKEN FROM THE LIBRARY

FORM 3427-5000-8-46

SAN FRANCISCO DIJl^CTORy.

Ill

C/3

^ ^

I—"
O

(TO

era

r
m

>
z

C=3

^ r
^ O

z r

o
o

8 CLAY ST. and 107 MERCHANT ST.

173 Broadway, New York.] ^^M Sm&M^lg«t&^

" *■♦♦♦■ ► ■

jOOKWOOD, EWELL & CO.,

MANUFACTURERS, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

FUHNI^HHSTQ GOODS, ETC.
•vri3:oiiES-A.i:jE sz hex-a-iiLi-

OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF

A.TS. — Fine Black Frock Coats ; Fine Blue Frock Coats ; Fine Olive Frock
Coflts ; Blue and Black Dress Coats; every variety and Style of Overcoats.

NTS. — Fine Black Doeskin Pants ; Fine Blue Doeskin Pants ; Fine French,
English and American Cassimere Pants.

ST3. — Black and Fancy Silks and Velvets, every description ; Black and Blue
Cloth Vests ; Fine Casiimere Vests ; Fine French Cassimere Vests.

VIS & JONES' and ATKINS' WHIT E AND COL'D SHIRTS.

B. — Particular attention given to taking measures and orders for Custom-Made Ciotliing, to
iiiiufactured at our House. 173 Broadway, New York, aiid returned in .sixtv (lnys. Perfect
guaranteed or no sale. LOCKWOOD, EWELL & CO.

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

Sansome Street, opposite the American Theater,
SAST ERASTGIS G 0.

THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE IS NOW PERMANENTLY

RAISED TO THE GRADE !

Leaving two fine granite steps to the Office Floor from the Sidewalk. This grand
Improvement to the Exchange was completed in May, 1859.

'PZI

JB@- The AMERICAN EXCHANGE has recently been re-furnished with 100
French Elizabethan Style Bedsteads ; 300 Fine Feather Pillows ; 100 best Curled
Hair Matresses ; 200 Feather Bolsters ; 200 Premium Spring Matresses. This
old established Hotel is now furnished throughout the House with

i>iie]siium: si>Ri]sra ]Si:^TiiESSES.

A NEW ADDITION TO THE EXCHANGE OF SIXTY ROOMS !

Furnished in the best style Also a large nnmber of fine Family Booms.

S;^ This Hotel is F'- ■ proof, and has 180 hard-finished Rooms. Ladies' Entrance
to the Hotel, corner of San& le and Halleck Streets. The EXCHANGE has been entirely remod-
eled, painted and renovated throughout. The Proprietor will leave nothing undone to make the
guests of the Exchange comfortable while stopping at this Hotel. Prices shall be reasonable.

THE PROPRIETOR SETS THE BEST TABLE in THE STATE.

^J^The EXCHANGE COACH will always be in readiness to convey Passengers
to : id from the Hotel.

BAILXSY SARGENT, Proprietor.

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

STEAMSHIP C

mY YORK AND NEW ORLEANS

O:) 12 02. I^ C^ "O* a

"1J^

CONNECTINa WITH THE STEAMERS OF THE

ONITBD %UfU MAIL 8TBAM8HIP CO.

-4-^-^

TJ. S. MAIL LINE for GARDNER CITY, (Umpqua River,) EUREKA,
Humboldt Bay), CRESCENT CITY and PORT ORFORD. Leaves immedi-
itely after the arrival of the Atlantic Mails. Steamer COLUMBIA.

U. S. MAIL LINE for PORTLAND, (O. T.), and PORT TOWNSEND,

W. T.) Leaves immediately after the arrival of the Atlantic Mails. Steamer

S^ORTHERNER.

< » • • > ■

FORBES & BABCOCK,

CORNER OF SACRAMENTO AND LEIDESDORFF STS,

SAN rRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

"VI-A.-

TEHTJ^NTEFEC.

ffS

HI M M Mi

C^REYIIS^G THE TJ. S. MJ^IL

The Pacific Mail Steamship Company

"WILL SELL TICKETS

From San Francisco to tlie Anchorage at Yentosa,

■ AXD THE

liiouisiana Tehuantepeo

WILL SELL TICKETS

From tlie Aiicliorajie at Yentosa to New Orleans.

€3w A

THE COMPANY'S NEW AND ELEGANT STEAMER

"v^iLsoisr, coiwinvcA-nsriDEii,,

Has been placed on the route, and will wait the arrival of the Mails and Passengers
at MIXATITLAN, and convey them to NEW ORLEANS.

For Freight or Passage from VENTOSA to NEW ORLEANS, apply at the

Agency of the Louisiana Tehuantepec Company,

SOUTH-EAST CORNER MONTGOMERY and JACKSON STREETS.

LXICIEN HERMANN, Agent.

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY. VU

STEAM NAVIGATION CO.

Organized March 1, 1854 Capital Stock, $2,500,000

Tho following are the OFFICERS for the year 1858-59:

Pmicfeni, SAM'L J. IIENSLEY; Vice President, RICH'D M. JESSUP; Secretin/, WILLIAM
NORRIS; Directors, SAM'L J. HENSLEY, JAMES WHITNEY, Jr., ALFRED REDINGTON,
E. V. JOICE, WILLIAM NORRIS, R. M. JESSUP, B. M. HARTSHORNE, JOHN BENSLEY
and F. F. LOW. Agents, Sacramento, ALFRED REDDINGTON; Marysville, HENRY GIL-
MAN; Red Bluff, JAMES S. JOHNSON; Stockton, J. S. PRATT.

« ■ > • »

DEPARTURE FROM JACKSON STREET WHARF

(SMEiffli iu mnm states mails.

Steamer NEW WORLD Capt. Sam'l Seymour

Steamer ANTELOPE Capt. E. A. Poole

Steamer HELEN HENSLEY. .. .Capt. E. Z. Clark

Steamer J. BRAGDON..... Capt. D. B. Mosby

Steamer CORNELIA Capt. B. Conklin

ONE OP THE ABOYE STEAMERS WILL LEAVE

EVERY DAY, at Pour o'clock, P. M.

(Sundays excepted,) for
Connecting with light draught Steamers for

MARYSVILLE, COLUSA AND RED BLUFF.

Califoruia Steam IVavigation Company's Line of Steamships

ON NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN COAST.
Steamship BRO. JONATHAN Geo. W. Staples, Commander

(1360 Tuns.)

Steamship PACIFIC, (1003 Tuns)....C. P. Patterson, Commander

RUXNINO TO

CRESCENT CITY, PORTLAND, Oregon, and VICTORIA, Vancouver's Island.

Steamship SENATOR Thos W. Seeley, Commander

RUNNING Regularly to SAN LUIS OBISPO, SANTA BARBARA, SAN
PEDRO (LOS ANGELES), and SAN DIEGO.

For further particuhirs apply at the Office of the Company,
Corner of JACKSON and FRONT STREETS, SAN FRANCISCO.

SAMUEL J. HENSLEY, President.

Vlll

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

FIBE m LIFE INSURANCE CO.

o F LOisri ) o isr .

ESTABLISH EB. i808. CAPITAL, #8.000,000.

The undersigned, having received permission to issue Policies
Insuring detached Frame Buildings and their Furniture, are now
prepared to receive applications for the same.

PALKNER, BELL & CO., Agents,

Brick Buildings, and Merchandise stored in them, or Merchan-
dise stored afloat, insured against Fire on the most moderate terms.

Also, LIFE INSURANCE, for a period of years, or the
whole term of life.

138 ^V^SH:i]N^aTOISr STIIEET.

Dambiirg Bremen Fire Insnranee Company

C-A.r»IT^L, Si,ooo,ooo.

COTJUT or -A.3DIwfl:iIsriSTI?,A.TIOIsr =

SomJurfl-— WILHELM GOSSLER. Esq., Pres. Bremen— LOUIS DELIUS. Esq.

ALB REG HT KOCH EN, Esq. CARL MELCHERS, Esq.

AUG. JOS. SCHON, Esq. CARL TEWES, Esq.

A. J. WOLDSEN, Esq. Koiary— ED. SCHRAMM, Dr., Hamburg.

GUST. WIELER, Esq. J/anag^er— ALFRED KLAUHOLD, Esq., Hamb.

The undersigned, Agent for California, for the above highly renowned Company,
is prepared to issue Policies against loss by fire, on the most favorable terms, in all
parts of the City, on

STOiiES, 3Vwa:Ei^oi3:.A.isri:)iSE,

B@* All claims will be paid by the undersigned immediately after the amount of
loss is ascertained, particular arrangements for that purpose having been made.

MORRIS SPBYER, Agent,

138 Washington Street, between Sansome and Montgomery.

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

WELLS, FARGO & CO,

>--»■• » » I »

C^PITA-L,

S600,000.

TO ALL PARTS OF CALIFORMA;

To Crescent City, Oregon, and the Southern Coast ;

TO THE

m HOT

Ir? m

IN CHARGE OF SPECIAL MESSENGERS,

BY THE PANAMA AND NICARAGUA STEAMERS,

Connecting in NEW YOEK with the

AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY WEST and CANADA WEST

UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY SOUTH and WEST

HARNDEN EXPRESS COMPANY EAST and SOUTH

NATIONAL EXPRESS COMPANY NORTH and CANADA EAST

On all the PRINCIPAL CITIES in the United States and Canada ; Royal
Bank of Ireland, Dublin, and Union Bank of London, London.

®®mm®©^i®sr^ M^®®

-A.isrr>

GENERAL EXPRESS BUSINESS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

LOUIS McLANE,

GENERAL AGENT FOR CALIFORNIA.
N.W. corner Montgomery and California Streets.

San FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

CUMWBil C®^Wli IMFEE!

'WW

PORAVARD A DAILY EXPRESS TO

OAKLAND, SAN PABLO, SAN LORENZO, CKNTREVILLE, "VfASHINGTON CORNERS,

SAN ANTONIO, SAN LEANDKO, ALVARADO, VALLEJO'S MILLS, MISSION SAN JOSE,

ALAMEDA, HAYWARDS HOTEL, UNION CITY, MILPITAS, WARM SPRINGS.

AND TRl-"WEEKr.Y TO

LAFAY'ETTE, ALAMO, PACIIECO, WALNUT CREEK HOUSE and ALVISO,

Connpcting through the State with WELLS, FARGO & CO.'S and FREEMAN & CO.'S EXPRESSES. Owing to
the great inoroase of our facilities, we have been enabled to reduce the price of our Stamped Envelopes to 12i^ cents.

Office on Davis Street, opposite the Oakland Ferry.

GEAVES & WILLIAMS,

35" 3Et. ■car I a*

-AND-

mm^.i

Nos. 67, 69 and 71 MERCHANT STREET,

OPPOSITE "WASHINGTON MARKET,"

'u)'I^^^AI^.I: } SAF ERASrCISGO.

BAKTLING & KIMBALL,

-AND-

lank-§0oli ^aMfertarm.

-«-^>-

141 Washington St., bet. Montgomery & Sansome,

^Osiisi 2l3^ir*siisio^^oca>c

"♦»»■■

Buled and Manufactured to Order in a superior style.

OLD BOOKS RE-BOUND AT SHORT NOTICE.

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

WOODWORTH & CO.

i3s^ni>oi^TEii,s g:f

AXD

lEftSisaif^

< * » » >

No. 16 MONTGOMERY STREET,

s^]sr FiiA.]srcisco.

IS^LWSa^l AffllUfflS tm aAL2B^@mHa4

rOR THE SALE OF THE

s^aaaa^ mm^ m^n^^

-AND

PRINCE'S MELODEONS.

nnsiG STOOLS and piano covers, in etert yariett.

A LARGE STOCK OF

ALWAYS ON HAND.

xii 8AN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

FEDERICO BIESTA,

No. 1Q6 MONTGOMERY ST.

i]V3:for.teh of

FRENCH, SPANISH and ITALIAN BOOKS

— AND —

ST^TIONEIiY!

ALSO

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, FROM PARIS.

BRONZES, PORT MONNAIES, POCKET CUTLERY,
WRITING DESKS, LADIES' & GENTLEMEN'S TOILET ARTICLES,

ETO. ETC- ETC-

ARTICLES FOR ARTISTS,

PAINTERS AND DRAUGHTSMEN.

OIL AND WATER COLORS, BRUSHES, YARNISH AND OIL,
PALLETS, PENCILS, MATHEMATICAL BOXES, ETC.

White and Tinted Drawing and Water-Color Paper. Landscapes,
FLOWERS and FIGURES. ENGRAVINGS.

ALSO

Lnbin's, Pinand's and Condray's Perfnmerj

N. B, — ^I am in constant receipt, by every Steamer, of goods of the above
description, and am able, also, to promptly fulfill all orders in this line
through my Agents in Paris.

FEDERICO BIESTA,

No. 126 Montgomery Street, near Sacramento.

AN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY. Xlll

Inivcisity of the Paclflc

-*K

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

I ^ >

J. MORISON, M. D., Professor of Pathology and of the Principles and Practice

of Medicine.

ISAAC ROWELL, M. D Professor of Chemistry

R. BEVERLY COLE, M. D., Professor of Physiology and of Obstetrics and Dis-
eases of Wovien and Children.

E. S. COOPER, M. D Professor of Anatomy and Surgery

B. R. CARMAN, M. D Professor of Materia-Medica

Hon. GEO. BARSTOW Professor of Medical Jurisprudence

ANNOUNCEMENT OF LECTURES, Session of 1859.

The regular Annual Course of Lectures in this Institution will commence on the
first Monday in May, 1859, and be continued eighteen weeks.

Clinical Lectures will also be given on Wednesday and Saturday of each week,
on Practice of Medicine, Surgery, Special Pathalogical Anatomy, on Physical
Diagnosis, Auscultation and Percussion, and upon the Diseases of Women and Chil-
dren. The Medical Clinic will be under the direction of Professor Morisou ; the
Surgical Clinic under Professor Cooper ; the Obstetrical Clinic, including Diseases
of Women and Children, under Professor Cole.

REQUIREMENTS AND REGULATIONS'

The examinations will be so arranged as to permit the commencement for conferring degrees, to be held early in
September.

The cttiididate must be of good moral character, and at least twenty-one years of age. _ , v.- v

He must hiivo attended two full courses of lectures in some regular and recoguizeil medical school, one of which
shall have been in this college, and he must exhibit his tickets, or other sufficient evidence thereof, to the Dean of the
Faculty. , ,• • i •

He must have studied medicine for not less than three years, and have attended at least one course of clinical in-
struction in an institution approved by the Faculty. . • i.-

He must present to the Oean of the Faculty a thesis or dissertation upon some medical subject, in his own hand-
writing, and of his own comixjsition ; and exhibit to the Faculty, at his examination, satisfactory evidence of his pro-
fessional attainments.

If, after examination for a degree, the candidate, on ballot, shall be found to have received three, negative votes, he
shall be entitled to another examination ;— should he decline this, he may withdraw his thesis and graduation fee,
and not be considered as rejected.

The degree will not be conferred upon any candidate who absents himself from the public commencement, without
the special permission of the Faculty.

FEES.

The fee to each Professor is thirty dollars, payable in advance. The Matriculation fee ia five doUars :—to he paid but
once. The graduation fee is fi/t>/ dollars.

BENEFICIARIES.

For the purpose of assisting meritorious young men, the Faculty will receive annually, a limited number of 1*^6-
ficiaries, who will be required to pay fifty dollars each, towards the support of the institution, together with the Mar
triculation fee.

Tliose who are desirous of availing themselves of this foundation, must present to the Dean of the Faculty, as early
as possible, satisfactory evidence, showing them to be of good moral character and of appropriate elementary educa-
tion, and 80 circumstanced as to require this as.-istance.

SPRING, OR PRELIMINARY COURSE.

The Faculty, with a view of increasing the fVicilities for medical instruction without additional cost to the student,
V ill deliver annually a gratuitous preliminary course of lectures upon subjects of importance, commencing on the
t.r^t of April, and continuing till the commencement of the regular course.

xiv SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

THOMAS DAY,

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN

GAS FIXTURES

"WTiicli he is constantly receiving direct from the most celebrated Manufac-
turers, of the latest styles, and will be put up by experienced work-
men and warranted. Everything in connection with GAS
constantly on hand, consisting of

Glass Shades, Paper Shades, Drop Lights, Portables, Fire Pro-
tectors, Torches, Keys, Wax Tapers, and Taper Holders

FOR LIGHTING GAS, ETC. ETC.

IRON PIPE, all sizes, for Gas and Water,

-ALSO-

FITTINGS, SERVICE COCKS, ETC. ETC.

T^B LE CXJT LE li Y

with Carvers and Steels to match,
with Buffalo, Stag, Horn, Bone and Cocoa Handles.

I. X. L. POCKET CUTLERY

Geo. Wostenholm & Son's celebrated I. X. L. Pocket Cutlery,
Id great Tariety. Also, Pruniug, Budding, Sporting Knives, etc., at Wholesale.

OIL, CAxMPHENE and FLUID LAMPS

Solar, Camphene, Doric and Fluid WICKS.
GLOBES, CHIMNEYS, ETC., FOR LAMPS.

188 Montgomery Street, near Jackson

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

TAAFFE, MCGAHILL & GO.

IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS IN

ENGLISH, FKENCH AND AMEKICAN

[^&'i@

aw^ ^J^lit^

ORL"^ qoo^

tx^Xk,

\WS^

mmw^ Ewc.

FRONT STREET, COR. OF SACRAMENTO,

And 320 Broad'w^ay, Marble Buildings, Nev^Tork.

William Taaffe. John A. Landers. Adam T. Green. Chas. S. Wood.

'Siuf vk iUisi^*i^<if^^ wi?^ ^\ >8^^ M^ "^SP**^^^ ^ \ ^^^ vl ^ rv ^

,»'\l /I'm /■ /(i

O^SH P^ID FOR

WOOLEN and COTTON RAGS, PAPER,

COPPER, BRASS, ZINC, BAGS,

LEAD, GLASS, BOTTLES, ROPE,

HORNS, HIDES, OLD IRON, &c. &c.

< • » » »

DEPOT and OFFICE, 20 and 22 CALIFORNIA ST.
SASr I"E.AFGIS G 0.

S. P. TAYLOR & S. L JAMES, Propri etors.

J^" AU kinds of PAPER on hand and made to order.

XVI

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

ASSAY OFFICE

AND

yiLi

HENRY HENTSCH,

No. 120 MONTGOMERY STREET,

ASSAYS of GOLD, SILVER, QUARTZ

AJNT) SULPHXJRET.

Returns made in from twelve to twenty-four hours, in Coin or
Bars, at tlie option of tlie Depositor.

Charges, one-quarter of one per cent, or $3 for lots under $1,200.

NEW YORK, HAMBURGtH,

LIVERPOOL, BERLIN,

LONDON, PARIS,

FRANKFORT GENEVA,

ON THE MAINE. (SWITZERLAND.)

Deposits Received and GENERAL BANKING Business transacted

CONSUL OF SWITZERLAND HENRY HENTSCH.

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

XVll

(Established in 1849.)

BOHEMIAN,

FRENCH AND

GLASSWARE

FINE TABLE CUTLEKY,

LAMPS, C HANDEUKRS, GIRANDO LES, ETC.

180 & 182 MONTGOMERY STREET,

Wholesale Department 106 BATTERY STREET,

BRANCH HOUSE, No. 136 J Street, SACRAMENTO;

.AJLSO,

First St. south side, between D and the Plaza, MARTSVILLE,

SIGN OF THE "BIG WHITE PITCHER"

B®* From an experience of 21 years in my present business, and having complete
arrangements with the Manufactories of Europe, I am enabled to offer the most
extended facilities to the Trade, not only in point of the magnitude and variety of
my Stock, but in the price thereof.

xvni

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

RASCHE & SONS,

]S"o. 190 Washington Street, . . San Francisco,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

P1AM0S,

1^ fjp iJrf FJ

INSTRUMENTS OF ALL KINDS, ETC. ETC.

<•>»■>-

SOLE AGENTS for the CELEBRATED MAUFACTURERS,
A. H. GALS & CO., New York.

T. GILBERT, Boston.

C. MEYBR, Philadelphia.

"Whose Pianos they have always on hand, for Sale and for Rent.

SHEET MUSIC FOR THE FOLLOWING COMBINATIONS

CONSTANTLY ON HAND IN GKEAT QUANTITIES.

Voice and Piano,
Piano alone.
Piano and Guitar,
Piano and Violin,
Piano and Flute,

Piano and Violoncello,
Piano and Cornet,

Piano, two Violins, Violoncello and Bass.
Piano, Violin, Violincello and Organ.
Small Orchestra.

One Guitar,
Two Guitars,
Guitar and Voice,
Guitar and Violin,
Guitar and Flute,
Guitar and Piano,

Piano four hands,
Piano six hands,
Two Pianos,
One Violin,
Two Violins,
One Flute,
Two Flutes,

Small Brass Band.

Full Orchestra, 15-25 Instruments.

Full Brass Band, 15-25 Instruments.

Also, INSTRUCTION BOOKS for the following INSTRUMENTS,

IN ENDLESS VARIETY.

PIANO— German, English and French. I GUITAR — German, English, French and Spanish.
VIOLIN — German and English. I Melodeon, Organ, Accoideon, Flutina, Concertina,

FLUTE — German, English and French. J Banjo, Violoncello, Double Bass,
SINGING and ALL WIND INSTRUMENTS.

€\wn\ ®usk, Coraplttt ©gcras ^ drattrrios, ^ounir Pusk, ic.
PI A.]Sr OS FOR EEN^T.

Yiolins, Guitars, Accordeons, etc. etc., repaired neatly and cheap. Genuine Silver

Strings, for Yiolins, etc., spun to order. Pianos Tuned. Music for Balls

and Parties Furnished. Music Arranged for all Instruments.

«@- NEW MUSIC received by EYERY STEAMER. «,®fir

New Music Published. Music Assorted and Bound in the Best Style.

A liberal discount made to the Trade and Professors of Music.

SAN" FRANCISCO DIRECTORY,

XIX

ifX'.A.iaxjzaixxsix> zsr xssa.

A JOURNAL OF LITERATURE AND NEWS.

THE GOLDEN ERA has A LARGER CIRCULATION than
ANY OTHER PAPER ON THE PACIFIC COAST,

And is distributed every week by its Agents, (329 in number),

IN EVERY CITY, MINING TOWN, CAMP AND CANON

and throughout the FARMING DISTRICTS generally

OF 0-A.X.IFOI^Isri.A. J^ISTID OI^EG^OI>Tl

Each Number contains Forty-Eight Columns of Reading Matter,

CONSISTING OF

Illustrative of Life and Scenes in California;

Narratives, News, Gossip and Humor; Editorials on leading topics, the Drama, etc.;
Record of City Events ; Mining and General News of the State ; an Epit-
ome of the News of the World ; a Weekly Review of the Market ;

SEHiECTEI? nVE-A.TTEIl, FOETH'Y, EXO-

Terms of Subscription Five Dollars per Annum

12 i cents per Week, payable to the Carriers, and served in any part of the City.

OEEIOE,

JAMES BROOKS,) ,.,., ,

R. M. DAGGEIT t ^^'^^':^^"^
J. M. FOARD, ) Proprietors.

No. 151 CLAY STREET,

One Door below Montgomery, SAN FRANCISCO.

COlwfllDP-A.Il.A.XI'VE CIPlOXJi:..A.XI03Sr.

In Columbia, the following is the number of Papers,
Magazines, etc. circulated at present :

Daily Sacramento Union 45 copies.

" Kvening Bulletin 40 "

" Alta California 45 «

" Herald 20 «

" Times 25 "

" Morning Call 35 "

" Democrat (German) 14 "

" L'Kcho du Pacifique 18 «

" Lc Phare 14 «

Total „ 256 '

Weekly Spirit of the Times 26 "

" Sacramento Union 30 ."

" CiilifiTiiia Farmer , 12 "

" GOLDEN ERA. 300 "

" Alta. (Jaliloruia 125 "

" Bulletin 60 '•

" National 15 "

" Herald 12 "

" Union Democrat 16 "

" Sonora Herald 15 «

« Stockton Argus 8 "

" San .Toaquin Republican 3 "

" San Jose Tribune 3 "

" Pacific 38 "

" Christian Advocate 30 "

" Pacific Methodist 8 «

" Miscellaneous 20 "

Total Weekly 713

The figures foot up 5,456 copies of the dailies taken each
month, and 2,852 weeklies.
"This is probably more papers than any other interior

mountain town consumes; if it is not, let them show the
figures and we will yield. If it is, we claim the banner,
and appoint the Golden Era umpire. — Columbia yVeeJcli/
mws, ikpt. 30, 1858.

" As Columbia has thrown down the gauntlet, perhaps
it would not be amiss to show her that she is not the only
interior town whose citizens are adicted to reading. _ The
following are the known newspaper statistics of Oroville:"

Daily Morning Call 160 copies.

" Sacramento Union 125 '•

" National 25 «

" Kvening Telegram 20 "

« Alta California 20 «

" Evening Bulletin 12 "

" Le Phare (French) 12 "

" Marysvillu Kxpress 10 "

" Marysville National Democrat .8 "

" Democrat (German) 8 "

" San Francisco Times 5 "

Total Dailies 405

Weekly Sacramento Union 228 "

" BulK'tin 70 "

'• GOLDEN ERA 306 «

" Alta Ciiliioruia 45 "

" Home Journal 40 «'

« Pacific 35 "

" Christian Advocate 35 "

« Herald 15 "

" Spirit of the Times 14 "

•' rireman's Journal 10 "

Total Weeklies 798

San Francisco Morning Call, Oct. 17, 1858.
_ ,

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

ALBERT G. RANDALL,

RSAL ESTATE AGENT,

I'SMK Ml S

coiiwflins/iissionsrEPt o:f x^eeids

For MAINE, NEW HAMPSHIRE, CONNECTICUT, PENNSYLYANIA,

OHIO, MICHIGAN, IOWA, WISCONSIN, MISSOURI, ILLINOIS,

NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA and OREGON.

No. 158 Montgomery Street. Montgomery Block,

< < » » >

AMD ON OTHER DAYS WHEN REQ,UIRED.

A. G. R has been engaged in this line of business in this City since April, 1849, has
an extensive acquaintance, and possesses good facilities for giving satisfaction.

DEEDS, MORTGAGES, LEASES, POWERS of ATTORNEY, etc.

Correctly drawn in Spanish and English, and Translations Made.

KELIsOGO- & HUMBERT

No. 108 MONTGOMERY STREET,

WEm^mm. ^ oo.

Corner Montgomery and Commercial Streets

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

XXI

Price Reduced to only 01.OO and LESS where a number of Tickets is Porcliased.

Dr. Bourne's Electro-Chemical Baths.

TIIKV KEMOVK FliOM THE HUMAN' SYSTEM

mercury iu all its forms, aud all other JTIineral Poisons,

Administered bv Drug Doctors by accident, or by pursuing unfavorable callings; the almost universal CAUSES of
PARAlA'f^IS, KIIEUMATISM, STIFF JOINTS, WEAK AND LAME BACK, NEURALGIA, DIFFICULTIES OF
TUE STOMACH, LUNGS, etc., etc., and consequently effect

in all those diseases. They piirify the blood, equalize the nervous fluid, strengthen the entire nervous system, pro-
duce delightful sensations of quiet and repose, increase the natural warmth, and in fact

The most Luxurious Bath ^hich has ever been Devised!

They may be taken by persons in perfect health ; and all persons of sedentary habits, both male ahd female, should
take from two to three a month, and would do so were their merits once tested.

if^. They are so invigoiating, that cold or stormy weather should not prevent taking them ; ia fact, persons in
delicate health should take them at such times, as they impart warmth and strength to the system.

They arc administered under the constant personal supervision of Dr. BOURNE, and not intrusted to boys or in-
experienced persons. Thej* require great care and attention, and it is given.

"0:5^ LADmS are informed that these Baths cle«r and improve the complexion of the skin, rendering it also softer
and smoother. A LADY IS IN CONSTANT ATTENDANCE TO WAIT UPON LADIES.

There is NO SHOCK whatever, nor any painful sensations

The most delicate or robust, young or old, male or female, maj- take them in perfect safety, as Dr. BOURNE reg-
ulates them to suit each case. They are administered ONLY by Dr. BOURNE, who has now employed them con-
stantly duritig nearly four years, with pre-eminent success.

South-east corner of Sansooie and Commercial Sts., opposite St. Nicholas Hotel, San Francisco.

The effects of Poison Oak REMOVED in a few hours to a day or two at most, in ALMOST ALL CASES.
iEVEK AND AGUE ia POSITIVELY Cl'RKD better and quicker than by any other known means.
The moat inveterate cases of DYSPEPSIA PERMANENTLY CURED, (not " patched up") in from six to ten weeks,

■XiZZSI X>XT:^X*XC? XS C.A.XJ'Z'XOPi'XZZ^

Aeainst confonndinp: the EleclroChemical Baths with the " Rusitian Stettin linlhu.-' Ilr. BOl'K.NE does A'07'nilininister " Rus-
sian Steam Batlis,"' and does not wish to bear the o<lium of the cliiirge. In the ElectroCheniicHl Batlis thu strum ia SOT inhnted
into the liiiii/x, toirethcr with the ^urin from the healed and sweltering Bather, and perhaps (disKUstinK tlioiiK'it) the foul o<loi'8,
etc., emitted by hall a dozen or a dozen others encagod at the same time ! No ! in the ELEt'TKOl'HK.MICAL BATHS there is
"nothing of that sort " — the Bathers neither trrinq, breathing nor nmelling the rapor, and each one has bis separate and distinct
apartment and apparatus, ^f- Tl-.e Klectrn-Ohemical Baths are NOT administered to perscus suffering with infectious or loath-
some diseases. a^CONSVLTATIOyS FKEEt

xxii SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

:S^O. 153 MO:NrTaOMEIlY STREET,

Corner of Merchant Street, SASJ H^IEASJCSHSCS®©

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN

STITMHIM, BUMl B09Ii,

EuYcIopes, Law Books, Law Blanks, Fancy Articles,

PRINTERS' CARDS, Plain and with Fancy Borders,

BOOKS, MAGAZINES AND ATLANTIC PAPERS.

Orders will be received for any Book or other article required from the States,
and obtained in the shortest time possible.

EXECUTED WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH.
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS, in any Style, MADE TO ORDER.

Orders from the Country are solicited, to which special attention will be paid.

JOHN G. HODGE. FRANK S. WOOD.

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY

No. 116 CLAY STREET, Second Door BELOW SANSOME,

N. B. — PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO FILLING COUNTRY ORDERS.

EC. C. LOGhA.]Nr,

r£©^m, Esi^Am ah© m03§

■♦♦»-

IsTO. 165 MO]SrTGOM:ERY ST.,

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

XXUl

BMEITT & SHEEWOOB,

1
J

H MD CHROiOiETER HKERS

MANUFACTUKERS AND IMPORTERS OF

WE ARE THE INVENTORS OF THE ART OP

MAMFACTURmG QUARTZ ROCK JEWELRY.

< • » » >

We import direct from England and Geneva, and sell at New York Prices.

im:> ^ .^:^ s:c£ ce:> ss' i£> ^

WE IMPORT AND SET IN ORNAMENTS, TO SUIT ALL TASTES.

WATCH REPAIRS are executed under our own inspection, and WARRANTED.

[MAHI THE NUMBEEJ
Montgomery Street, one door North of Commercial, ... San Francisco.

Eugene Kelly, Daniel T. Murphy, Joseph A. Donohue, Adam Grant, Thos. Breeze.

EUGENE KELLY & CO.

IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF

BET CrOOBS MB €L0THI16,

CORNER OF SANSOME AND SACRAMENTO STREETS,
SAN ERANGISGO.

" JAN SON, BOND & CO.

Importers of every description of

%mtxuM, ^ritis^, S^tnl^, §txmm, m)i 0%r Con&tntal

y ^^.

No. 95 Battery Street, comer of Clay Street,

SASr ERAFGIS G 0.

XXIV

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

THOMAS TENNENT'S

Surveying and Navigation Warehouse

BJ.TTEEY CTEIIT, apposite lU CTWOM E®1EI.

Sole Agency for WM. J. YOUNG'S (Philadelphia) SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS.

TRANSITS, aM BAROMETERS,

THEODOLITES, t^ . SPY GLASSES,

SOLAR COMPASSES, ^^Mpfc TRACING PAPER,

LEVELING STAVES, BWiHil TRACING CLOTH,

DRAWING PAPER, ^^PI^B SHIPS' COMPASSES,

DRAWING INSTRUM'TS. ^^ ,^ ^ » CHARTS, SEXTANTS.

CMONOMSTfiRS RATED BY-THANSiT OBSSRVATJONS.

U. S. AGENCY FOR GOVERNMENT CHARTS,

REPAIRS EXECUTED IN THE BEST MANNER.

Wm. B. COOKE & CO.

AND PUBLISHERS OF

LAW and CUSTOM HOUSE BLANKS.

158 Montgomery St., Montgomery Block,
SASr ERASrCISGO.

y^ FOU THE YEAR COMMENCING

jTJi«rE, .^^^ 18 5 9.

GENERAL!

DIRECTORY

DEALERS, ETC.

AND

^1^ ^PPEi^DIX,

CONTAINING

THE ORGANIZATION OP THE DIFFERENT BRANCHES OP THE MtTNICXPAIi OOVEHNMENT,
AND THE LAWS REOTTLATING THE SAME ; TOGETHER "WITH A DESCRIPTION
OF THE DIFFERENT ASSOCIATIONS, AND A GREAT VARIETY OF
VALUABLE INFORMATION ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS;

EXHIDITINO AT A GLAXCE

THE PROGRESS AND PRESENT CONDITION OF THE CITY.

[SECOND YEAR OF PUBLICATION.]

COMPILED BT

EDITOR OF THE " STATE REGISTEB."

DEPOTS FOR THE SALE OF THIS WORK,

OFFICE OP THE DIRECTORY, No. 144 WaBhington Street, Room 4, up stairs ; J. J. LECOUNT, 111

Montgomery Street ; LEE & CARL, N. W. Corner Montgomery and Merchant Streets ; and

WM. B. COOKE Si CO., N. E. Comer Montgomery and Merchant Streets.

SAN FRANCISCO:
COMMERCIAL STEAM PRESSES: VALENTINE & CO.

No. 129 Sansome Street, near Washington.
18 5 9.

OUR MOTTO-QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.

LOCIvAVOOD & HEISTDRIE,

MANUFACTURERS and DEALERS in CLOTHING,

Offer at "WTiolesale and Retail, the largest and best selected Stock of

GENTS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING

.A.3srr>

^Sfe^:!

TO BE FOUND IN CALIFORNIA !

Our facilities for MANUFACTURING are unsurpassed, and we mean to sell Clothing
LOWER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN SAN FRANCISCO.

{gg" We invite the particular attention of Dealers to the superior advantages we possess for
filling their orders punctually and satisfactorily.

jg^ Gents' and Boys' Clothing Made to order in the Latest Style.

H. M. LOCKWOOD, 142 &/ 144 Broadway, New York. I J. W. HENDRIE, 176 Clay St. San Francisco.

Entered according to Act of Congress, in the Year of our Lord eighteen hundred and fifty-nine,

By HENRY G. LANGLEY,
In the Clerk's OflSce of the District Court of the Northern District of the State of California.

?«f=q

TUKNER BROTHERS,

Ivi:-A.3SrTJF-A.OTTJPlEIiS OF

'-m

?■'»

]Sr^TIVE ^VI]SrES, ETC.

CORNER OF FRONT AND BROADWAY STREETS,

^,iesi.s:2r 5j^ s^ .^^. ss" ® a ^ o ca> o

CONSTANTLY ON HAND :

GER WINE,
JFORNIA WINE,
.CKBERRY BRANDY,
■; ilRRY BRANDY,
il SYRUP,
iEAT SYRUP,
:E APPLE SYRUP,
»ION SYRUP,
xtASPBERRY SYRUP,
Essence of Peppermint.

FOREST WINE BITTERS,
SPICE BITTERS,
WORMWOOD BITTERS,
STOUGHTON BITTERS,
STOMACH BITTERS,
VEGETABLE BITTERS,
WORMWOOD CORDIAL,
CHERRY CORDIAL,
ANISETTE,
Essence of Jamaica Ginger.

SARSAPARILLA SODA,

COLORING,

CURA9OA,

ABSYNTHE,

KERSHENWASSER,

ANISADO,

VERMOUTH,

AROMATIC SCHNAPPS,

ESSENCE OF LEMON,

Ex. Saspberry Syrup, etc.

PREFATORY.

On presenting to the public the San Francisco Directory, for 1859
and 1860, the Second Volume of the work issued by the present compiler,
and inviting attention thereto, he would repeat what was set forth in his
introductory of last year :

" In the preparation of the present volume, the compiler has aimed to
arrange a Directory more comprehensive in its plan, and more systematic
in its arrangement, than any publication of a similar character hitherto
issued in California. He has endeavored to present a Manual of Ref-
erence so useful and valuable, that its successors may be deemed welcome
annual visitors to every citizen. To this end he has devoted unremitting
industry and the most vigilant care. How far he has given evidence
of his ability to accomplish this, must be determined by the succeeding
pages; and in referring thereto, he only asks that indulgence for any
defects which may exist therein, that he has a right to expect, when the
peculiarities of the undertaking are taken into consideration. There is,
probably, no literary enterprise which is surrounded with so many obsta-
cles to its successful prosecution, as the preparation of a work like the
present; and especially in this city, where there is so much reluctance
expressed by many persons to communicate the necessary information.
In this respect, the compiler has met with so many cases where parties
have refused their names, occupation and residence, that it has required
considerable time and labor to complete the work in a satisfactory man-
ner. He anticipates, however, that these difficulties will not exist to
any considerable extent hereafter, and that a more universal desire will
be exhibited to assist him in his efforts to establish, permanently, a work
of so much importance to the city, as a complete and reliable Directory."

An examination of the present volume will better convey a proper idea
of its importance to the residents of this city, and the amount of labor
necessary to prepare it for the press, than any particular description of its
contents, which might be referred to here ; but in justice to himself, the

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

compiler deems it necessary to call attention to a few of the advantages of
the present volume over either of its predecessors.

The Register contains over twenty-one thousand five hundred names —
over four thousand more than are contained in the Directory for 1858.
Trtie Business Directory comprises nearly eight thousand different business
firms, arranged and classified under appropriate heads. This department
will be found useful for reference and a valuable addition to the work.
The Directory of Streets, Public Buildings, Etc., has been carefully re-
vised. The Appendix will be found very complete and reliable. The
Consolidation Act has been closely examined and the amendments re-
cently adopted by the Legislature, incorporated therein. The officers
and the operations of the different departments of Government, Federal,
State and Municipal, and the list of societies and the various public insti-
tutions have been carefully corrected, and throughout this department a
completeness will be observed not hitherto attained in any previous
publication. The various changes and removals, which have taken
place during the progress of the work through the press, and the diffe-
rent new firms formed since the city was canvassed, will be found at
the commencement of the work. An improvement in the arrangement of
the Advertisements is for the first time introduced, by which the objec-
tion of having them inserted with the Register of Names, is obviated.

The Historical and General Reviews contain many interesting facts
and statistics exhibiting the progress and present condition of the city,
worthy of attention and consideration. The abstract of the population of
San Francisco, contained in this department, has been carefully compiled
and will be found to be an important contribution to the statistical data
of the State.

In closing these remarks, the compiler would again express his thanks
for the unifornt courtesy extended to him during the progress of his labors;
the prompt and ready acquiescence exhibited by the different public offi-
cers in furnishing information, and the valuable assistance rendered by
numerous friends, is warmly appreciated. The San Francisco Direc-
tory for 1860-61, will be issued in June next. The change in the date
of publication of the work has been found necessary, in consequence of
the numerous alterations of business firms taking place during the first
four months of the year.

San Francisco, June 15, 1859.

TA-BLE OF CONTENTS.

niSTOUICAL REVIKW 7

OeiiloLty, Tdjiognipliy, Financua, etc 7

i'upuhttioa 17

Shipiiients Trc-uiire 18

Kotiirni* County AsMossor 18

OpiTations Itiancli Mint 18

ArriviilH iintl Departures uf I'asBt'ngei'S 18

Clirouological Ilidtory 19

QENEUAL KKVIKW 29

Kducutioii imd Public i^chuuU 29

Industriul Scho«l 32

St. Ijj;n:itius College 34

UnivciHity of the Pacific 34

Sun Francisco College 34

Private Schools 34

Keligioa.M and Duuevolent Societies 35

Sunday Schools 35

Home lor the Inebriate 36

Masons and Odd Fellon's 36

As-sdciations, Ueuevolent, etc 36

Fire Department 36

Sun Fnincisco Water Works 36

Keview of IndustiinI Enterprises 37

Statistics of Trades, etc 41

Sewing Machines 42

Market Street Railroad 42

CHANGES AND REMOVALS 43

DIRECTOKY OF STREETS 2!)2

Pul.lic Buildings 296

Numerical Street Directory 297

Buildings 2'.i9

Halls. Blocks, Rows 3U0

Places of Amusement 300

Parks, Squares, etc 301

Wharves 301

Key to Public Offices 301

BUSINESS DIRECTORY, TRADES, ETC 305

CONSOLIDATION ACT 337

MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT 371

Board of Supervisors 371

City and County Officers 371

Prrc

District Officers 372

Police Department 373

Public Schools 373

Board of Education 373

FIRE DEPART.MENT 373

Organization 873

FEDERAL AND STATE OFFICES 377

Custom House 378

Branch Mint 379

U. S. Surveyor-General 379

Post Office 380

COURTS 380

CHURCHES 381

Baptist 381

Congregatlonalist 381

Epi.scopal 382

German Evangelical 383

German Lutheran 382

Hebrew 386

Methodist Episcopal 3S3

Presbyterian 384

Roman Catholic 385

Swedenborgian 386

Unitarian 386

ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES 386

MASONIC FRATERNITY 393

I. 0. OF ODD FELLOWS 394

MISCELLANEOUS 396

Military 396

Newspapers 396-

Insurance Companies. 39T

Incorporated Companies 398

Telegraph Lines 400

Consuls 401

Hospitals 401

Cemeteries 401

Ocean Steamers 402

Steamboats 402

£>Lpresses 4U3

Omnibusaes and Stages 403

ADVERTISEMENTS 404

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

Advertising Agents.

Tlios. Boyce 421

C. A. Crane 421

h. P. Fisher 421

Afp-ieultural Depots.

J. D. Arthur & Son 462

Amuse naeiits.

Maguire's Opera House 333

King Solomon's Temple 334

Apotliecarles.

Wm. II. Keith & Co ii

Vigoureux & Co 438

ArcHltccts.

Wm. Craine. 420

Assayers.

G. W. Bell 432

Henry Hentsch xvi

Kellogg & lliunbert xx

Auctioneers.

Wainwright, Post & Rice 409

BaUers.

H. Winkle 465

Bankers.

Henry Hentsch xvi

Wells, Fargo A: Co ix

Bathing KstabllsHments.

Dr. G. M. Bourne xxi

Fox, Rapi» & Schmidt 465

J. Greif 465

Billiard Saloons.

a. H. Allen 451

Torrence & Parker 449

Billiard Table Slanufs.

M E. Hughes 424

J. Strahle & Co 424

Boat Builders.

W. A. Henick 458

Boiler and Sheet Iron Works

Coffey & Risdon 461

Bookbinders.

Bartling & Kimball x

G. T. Emerson 425

Friedel & Vollum 433

Booksellers.

G. H. Bell xxii

F. Bitsta xii

Ilodge & Wood xxii

J. J. Lecount cover

Lee & Carl 410

J. Q. A. Warren 335

Boots and Shoes.

Samuel Baker 423

Einstein Bros 423

Boxes, Packing.
Hobbs, Gilmore & Co 408

Brass Foundries.

W. H. & D. M. Mw.re 414

Breweries.

Hoelscher, Wieland & Co 416

John Mason 446

Brokers.

H. C. Logan xxii

J. Perry, Jr 447

A. G. Randall xx

Brooms.

C. W. & G. W. Armes 439

Cablnet-]^Iaker8. Show Cases.

John Wigmore 456

Cainphene and Oils.

Diotz & Co 444

Carpenters.

H. G. Pratt 437

Carriage and Wagon Manur.

Applegate & Co 454

Folsom & Dingley 455

Kimball & Co 459

P. Witbeck 454

Carvers and Gliders.

Jones, WooU & Sutherland 453

E. Stein 453

Chemicals.

J. Mosheimer & Co 432

Chronometers.

Barrett & Sherwood xxiii

J. McGregor 428

Thomas Tennent xxiv

Cider Merchants.
S. E. Oakley 459

Clothing Dealers.

I. Blum 423

Canfield, Pierson A Co 426

Lockwood, Ewell & Co iii

Lockwooil & Ilendrie 2

Nichols &. Raniage 423

I. B. Purdy & Co u

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

Cigar Importers.

A. SutroA Co 440

Coal Denlera.

Hartihorno & Crnry 430

Cullcgts and School*.

N. W. ChUtunden 420

Mrs. M. II. Swi'tU'iistifina U31

UDivfmity of the Pacific xiii

CoiuiiiIkmIoii Mvrchaiita.
Flint, IVab...l.v & Co 430

C. L. Hiirrlngton 430

Jobii Wiulcr 430

Confectioners.

J. Regan 418

Contractors.

A. H. Houston 370

O. \V. Smitli 4eo

Cordage Dealers.

TubbB i Co 408

Crockery and Glass IVare.

Xhouiiu) l)u>- xiv

Joseph Gi'liella xvii

l>entl8ts.

D. Burbank 437

J. W. Dodge 437

Doors, Sash df Blind Slanufs.

Chittendeu & Culverwell 415

McuiU & Brother 444

Taylor A Smith 460

Drugs and Sledlclnes,

Frese A: Co 438

Dry Cioods Merchants.

DuruiDg, Donnelly & Co 431

Janson, Bond &, Co xxiii

Kugeue Kelly & Co xxiii

Siuion Brothers 422

Taafle, McCahill & Co xv

Engravers and Designers.

T. C. Boyd 461

W. K. Uoldsmith 441

A. Kuuer 441

Exchange by Telegraph.
Butler & tiamble i40

Expresses.

Bamber & Co x

Freeman & Co 463

Wells, Jr'argo & Co ix

Fancy Goods.
Pollack Bros 422

Fish Dealers.
Spcnce, Tesmure & Co 458

Foundries.

P. Donahue 412

Goddard, Haoscom & Rankin 414

Hinckley & Co 446

Spratt & Debrie 447

Vulcan Iron Works Co 413

Fruit Dealers.

Graves & Williams x

Furnltorc Dealers.

Jonas G. Clark & Co cover

J. Peirce 466

Gent's Furnishing CU>od8.

Neustadter Bros 465

Gas Fixtures.

Thomas Day xiv

Gold Pen Maniifacturers.

G. E. Uiggins 428

Gunpowder Agents.

R. GibbtjDS (^Duponfs) 432

Hardvrare Agents.

E. S. Howell 419

Harness and Saddlery.

Main i Winchester 431

Hats and Caps.

Fisher & Co xx

LeGay & Co 411

Hay and Grain Dealers.
T. S. Oldham 438

Hop Merchants.

J. Winter 430

Hotels.

American Exchange iv

Franklin Hotel 461

New Kngland House 448

Oriental 448

.St. .Nicholas 448

Waker's 459

Inspectors Flour.

E. R. Waterman 451

Instrument Depots.

William Schmolz 429

Thomas Tenncnt xxiv

Insurance Agents.

Alsop & Co 407

Dickson, DeWolf & Co 406

Falkner, Bell & Co viii

J. P. Haven 409

R. S. Haven 436

O. O. Lambert 434

C. Adolphe Low & Co 434

K. H. Parker 435

Smith Brothers & Co 407

M. Speyer viii

A. B. Stout .435

R. B. Swain & Co 435

Intelligence Offices.

Geo. W. Chapin & Co 418

Iron and Steel Merchants.

Geo. C. Johnson & Co 415

Lamp Dealers.

Thomas Day xiv

Lapidaries.

Barrett & Sherwood xxiii

Louderback & Baldwin 428

lilme and Cement Merchants
Samuel Adams 460

Liquor Dealers.

Ball & Co 450

Wm. Bryan 451

A. B. Burr 4ou

James Patrick & Co 417

Torrence & Parker 449

Lottery Agents.

D. D. Gassuer 442

Lumber Merchants.

Brcnan & Batchelder 456

Buruham & Coolidge 439

Macaroni and Vermicelli.

Meuli, Schulthess & Co 433

Machine Shops.

Devoe & (^o 447

L. P. Garcin & Co 460

Kittredge & Eraser 455

Wm. McKibbin 406

George T. Pracy 455

Pritzel & Egert 454

D. Van Pelt 464

Marble Yards.

John Grant 453

Hayes & Pritchard 413

Millinery Goods.

Mrs. D. Norcross 422

Mrs. M. Robertson 443

Music Dealers.

Gray & Herwig 443

Ra.sche & Sons xviii

S. Rosa 427

Native Wines.

Sainsevain Brothers 431

Turner Brothers 2

Newspapers, etc.

Golden Era xix

Weekly Gleaner 433

Oyster Dealers.
Roalfe & Co .458

Paints, Oils and Glass.

H. G. Bloomer 452

John McDonald 452

Painters, Sign, etc.

Wilkey & Donovan 452

Paper Dealers.

Geo. J. Brooks & Co 425

Taylor & James xv

Physicians.

J. Morison 437

Piano Forte Depots.
Badger & Lindc-nberger .335

B. Curtaz 409

Rasche & Sons xviii

Woodworth & Co xi

Plumbers.

J. Robinett 457

G. & W. Snook 457

Printing Offices.

Valentine & Co last inside cover

Publishers.

Henry G. Langley & Co 403

Pnlu Merchants.

J. Schreiber 438

Regalia Manufacturers.

D. Norcros"} 422

Restaurants.

Wimmer & Blum 450

Sail Makers.

J. A. Morgan 458

Salamander Safes.

F. Tillman 417

Sevt'lng Machines.

R. 6. Brown 336

H. C. Hayden 404-406 and covers

Stages.

McLaughlin & Co 436

Stationers.

G. H. Bell xxii

Wm. B. Cooke & Co xxiv

Hodge & Wood xxii

J. J. Lecount cover

Lee & Carl 410

Steamers.

California Steam Navigation Co vii

New York & California S. S. Co 332

Pacific Mail S. S. Co v

Tehuantepec Company vi

Stereotype Foundries,
A. Kellogg 408

Stoves and Tin "Ware.
Wm. 0. Murtha 457

C. M. Sickler 445

G. & W. Snook 457

Syrups, Cordials, etc.

Turner Brothers 2

Tea Dealers.

East India Company inside cover

Turner, "Wood.
Davis & Haller 456

Undertakers.

Nathaniel Gray 4-15

Upholsterers.

F. 6. Edwards 443

W. Steinbuhler 444

"Wagon Grease Manufact'rs.
Hucks ic Lambert 455

"W^alters, PubUc.

Thos. Taylor 460

"W^atch Makers and Jewelers.

Barrett & Sherwood .xxiii

Dubois & Co 427

Louderback & Baldwin 428

J. McGregor 428

G. C. Shreve 4 Co 427

C. Stevens & Co 427

"Willow "Ware Merchants.

Thurnauer & Zinn 439

"Wind Mill Manufacturers.

D. A'an Pelt 464

AVI re "Workers.

Eckfeldt & Graves 415

"Writing Academies.

W. G. Doolittle 459

Wra. Heffley 457

HISTORICAL REVIEW.

THE CITY AND COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO*

Topography of the City and County.
The present city and county of San Francisco are co-extensive, being bounded on
the north and east by the Hay, extending to low water mark on the sliores of Marin
County, and on the south by the county of San Mateo, and on the west by the Ocean.
The southern boundary, in a direct line, is six and a half miles from the Plaza, being
a few yards north of the old Abbey House, the line separating townships numbers two
and three, and running due west from the bay to the Pacific. The city and county
may be considered nearly square, averaging six and a half miles from north to south,
and about the same from east to west, embracing an area of 42 square miles, or about
27,000 acres, of which 10,000 are capable of cultivation ; 8,000 are rocks, drifting
sand and water ; 6,000 are adapted for pasture ; 2,000 occupied by the city proper, and
about 1,000' acres are used for market gardens. For the benefit of readers at a
distance, it may be well, briefly to describe the location of " the City we live in : "
San Francisco stands on a narrow neck of land between the bay and the ocean,
fronting eastward on the bay and having the ocean five miles on the west. The bay
extends southward some thirty-six miles, parallel with the sea, from which it is sepa-
rated by a narrow strip of land, varying from five to twenty miles in width. The
city is on the extreme point of this promontory. Its site is handsome and command-
ing, being on an inclined plane half a mile in extent, from the water's edge to the
hills in the rear. Two points of land, Clark's Point on the north, and Rincon Point
on the south, one mile apart, project into the bay, forming a crescent between them,
which is the water front of the city, and which has already been filled in and covered
with buildings to a very considerable extent. Those points and the lofty hills north
and west, upon which the city is rapidly climbing, afford a most extensive and pic-
turesque view of the surrounding country. There are scarcely to be found more
charming and diversified prospects, than are presented from these bights. Taking
your stand on Telegraph Hill, to the north of the city, and looking eastward, you see
the spacious bay, six miles in widlh, crowded with ships from all quarters of the globe,
and the fertile coasts of Alameda and Contra Costa beyond, with the city of Oak-
land, behind which rise hill on hill, to the redwood forests on the summits. Tower-
ing over these, is the conical peak of Mount Diabolo. To the north is the entrance
from the ocean, almost beneath your feet, and Saucelito, six miles distant, at the foot
of the opposite hills. The northern arm of the bay also stretches away till lost in
the distance, studded with smoking stealers on their way to the numerous points on

* This important and valnable contribution to the History of San Francisco, by Clement Ferguson, Esq., is re-
printed, witli additions, from the California State Register for 1859. We acknowledge our indebtedness to Mr. F.
for his valuable assistance during the progress of the present volume tlirough the press. — [Comi'ii.eb.

8 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

the Sacramento niul San Joaquin rivers. Turning to the south you look down on the
busy city, whose tumultuous din rings steadily in your ear — the Mission Dolores, in a
churming little valley beyond, backed by graceful hills — the southern arm of the bay
lost in the horizon, and the dim and distant coast range of mountains running parallel
on the east. Facing the west you look upon the narrow strait through w hich the
restless ocean ebbs and flows, and into which the sea breeze sweeps daily with its chill-
ing but purifying mists — the Golden Gate — the Presidio— the Fort — the great ocean

beyond.

Islands within our Limits.

The following islands are also within the legislative limits of this city and county,
viz., Yerba liuena Island, Alcatraz Island, Angel Island and the Farallon Islands :

Verba Buena Island — is situated in the bay of San Francisco, north-east from
the city. From Rincon Point and Market Street "Wharf it is distant about one mile
and a half, and from Contra Costa nearly three miles. The northern end of the island
is distant from the Golden Gate (Fort Point) five miles and a half. This island con-
tains 198 acres, of which 75 consist of rich soil, well adapted for garden purposes;
15 acres are heavily timbered ; 23 acres jungle and brushwood ; 75 acres hilly, rocky
and sandy, being thickly covered with the herb, or mint plant, from which the island
takes its present name.* Springs of excellent water abound on the eastern and western
sides, in the midst of a fertile valley. The apex of this island is 339 feet above high
water. In early times it was densely covered with wood, and was known to ancient
mariners and whalers as Wood Island ; but in 1839, one N. Spear, placed a number
of goats thereon, and hence the still popular name of Goat Island. On the easterly
side is a wide, shoal bay, dry at low water, which, with the present material on the
island, could be filled up, so as to be more than double its size. This island is formed
of compact beds of sandstone, from a few inches to six and eight feet in thick-
ness. Its texture varies but little in the difierent beds, and the grain is close and
even, and generally very fine. The position of these beds of sandstone is highly
favorable for working, readily loaded at the wharf and, ferried over the channel to the
city. Several quarries are now opened on the island, and the supply of building stone
appears inexhaustible. The U. S. Government having proposed to place some bat-
teries upon the island, included it in the third line of fortifications, and it was reserved
with the other points in 1852. It is claimed, however, under a Mexican grant, dated
8th November, 1838, and is said to be the first island granted by Governor Alvarado
under the decree " authorizing the granting of islands to Mexican citizens." This
claim was recently rejected by theU. S. District Court in this city.

Aleatraz (Pelican) or Bird Island — is also within the bay, lying to the west-
ward of Yerba Buena, from which it is distant abont a mile and a half. From the
Golden Gate it is under four miles. This island is midway between Yerba Buena and
Angel islands. It takes its name from the immense number of these aquatic birds
(pelicans) which, in early days, sought it as an abiding place. The apex of this
rocky eminence is 154 feet above the level of the water, and its area is 35 acres.
Its greatest length and its extreme breadth are 1,673 feet and 590 feet, re-
spectively. A portion is covered with a luxuriant growth of wild oats. This

* Tliis herb grows through the underwood In form of a vine, some feet in length. The leaves are six inches apart ;
it is very fragrant and was considered medicinal, and sometimes used as a substitute for tea.

HISTORICALREVIEW. 9

little isle, being one of the national fortifications, is exempt from taxation. Already
50 guns of heavy caliber have been mounted, and the foundations laid for 41
more. With two exceptions, its sides are so precipitous, that a landing could with
difficulty, be etfected. There are three principal batteries. The one facing the city
and commanding the bay, in the direction of the Presidio, mounting 35 guns ;
the one facing the Golden Gate, mounting 16 guns; and the one on the northern
side of the island, facing Saucelito and Angel Island, mounting 40 guns. The first
structure after lan<ling at the wharf is a shot-proof guard-house, provided with a
drawbridge and a heavy gate. On the crest of the island is a massive barrack or
citadel, ai ranged so that every point can be brought under the effective fire of mus-
ketry. There are also three bomb-proof magazines, an extensive furnace for heating
shot and cannon balls, a fog-bell and a light-house — the latter being provided with
one of Freznel's lanterns of the third order ; it is a beautiful piece of mechanism,
affording a light of intense brightness.

Ant/el Island — is also within the bay, lying nearly three miles north-west of
Yerba Buena, and about one mile from Marin County. It contains an area of 750
acres, and its apex is 000 feet above the level of the water. Excavations for building-
stone have been made on the south-east end of the island. It is composed of sand-
stone similar to that on Yerba Buena, but it is not so dark in color nor so hard.
Specimens that have been examined, contain a notable quantity of carbonate of lime.
The strata dip westwardly, and the quarry is opened on their upturned edges, and
not at the ends of the beds, as at Yerba Buena. The weathered surfaces present the
usual rusty color, and the divisional places or clearages are numerous. This island
has heretofore been included within the boundaries of Marin, but subsequent legis-
lation has (in the opinion of some) assigned it to San Francisco, the nortKern
boundary of which extends to the low water mark of Marin, commencing on the
coast " opposite Fort Point, thence following said low water mark to a point due
north-west of Golden-rock." (See Statutes of 185V, p. 209.) In a recent criminal
case it was decided that this island was still within the limits of Marin County ; the
only reason for including it here, being, that it is assessed in both counties.

The Farallon Rocks or Islands — in the Pacific Ocean, embrace the northerly,
the middle and the southerly groups, the latter being distant from the former about
seven miles. The northerly cluster is made up of five rocks ; the middle is a single
rock ; and the southerly is the larger, (being two miles in circumference,) upon which
the light-house stands, the top of the tower being 330 feet above the level of the sea,
and about 29 miles westward from the Golden Gate. It is really difficult to imagine
a more desolate and barren place than these " rocky islets " present to view ; yet col-
lectively they may be considered as the most extensive poultry yard in the world, for
here may be found in myriads the bird described by Buffon as the Guillamot, (the
Uria Troile of Linnieus,) which lay their eggs upon the bare rocks. The appellation
of the Foolish Guillamot has been given to this species by Latham, from the fact of its
being with difficulty roused to flight, and often suffering itself to be caught with the
hand, particularly during incubation. Some idea may be formed of their numbers,
when we state that each bird, during the season, lays but a single e^^, and that since
1851, upwards of 4,000,000 of their eggs have been sold in the San Francisco market,
They are of a pale green color, blotched with umber, and are much in demand in res-

10 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

tiurants, for pies, omelets, etc., one house alone using from 800 or 900 daily. The
egg season lasts about six weeks, from the middle of May to the end of June. Last
year about 30,000 dozen, were disposed of, the price averaging forty cents a dozen.
In 1851 they readily brought a dollar and a half. However, the expenses of the com-
pany absorb fully 60 per cent, of the gross receipts. In early times, Russian fisher-
men had a considerable settlement on the larger of these islands.

Geological Featxires.

The principal rock formations of the vicinity of San Francisco are finely grained
compact sandstones, associated with shales ; together with erupted trappean rocks
and serpentine, all probably of recent origin. The sandstone underlies the city, and
is exposed along the shores of the bay, forming the principal promontories and points.
On enterinor the bay from the Pacific, the rock is first seen at Point Lobos. The
continued action of the ocean swell has worn the rocks into rugged clitfs, and
excavated caverns and arches. Many large masses are detached from the cliffs, and
lie scattered about in the surf. These isolated island rocks are the places of resort
for sea birds and the " huge sea lion." However, the best section of the same forma-
tion may be seen from Pacific Street, where Telegraph Hill has been excavated.
There the stratification is very distinct, and the alternation of thick beds of argillaceous
sandstone with shales and slate is visible. Up to the present time, they have been
found singularly devoid of fossils — not one shell having been met with in them. The
covering of soil, which appears to have been derived from the decomposition of the
strata, is found to be a good material for making bricks, and it is extensively used in
that manufacture. This fact shows that the rocks contain a large per centage of
alumina, and the presence of oxyd of iron is indicated by the rusted color of the
weathered rock, as well as by the deep red tinge of the burned bricks. The formation,
next in importance to the sandstone, in point of extent and development, is the ser-
pentinoid rock. It forms a high and prominent ridge, midway between the shores
of the bay and the ocean, abutting upon Golden Gate, and forming Fort Point. The
width of the ridge is about a mile and a half; but its extension, southward, is not
accurately known. In that direction it is partly obscured by sand, but forms a knob
at the Orphan Asylum, near the Mission. The dark-colored portions of the rock
were used for the construction of that excellent institution; but there is nothing to
recommend it as a building-stone, except (in this instance,) its presence on the spot,
as it is not calculated to resist the action of the weather. Along the shores of the
Mission Bay, there are extensive flats of swampy land, of alluvial origin. The surface
consists of a very thick turf, which, cut out and dried in the sun, is suitable for fuel.
On the hills around the city, there is a slight formation of alluvial drift, limited in
extent, and occupying the lower parts of the principal depressions. In boring through
the earth on the site of the Custom House, several beds of sand, clay and gravel, were
found to succeed in regular order for a depth of 60 to 80 feet. This locality is below
tide-level, and it is between these accumulations of drift or alluvium and the rocks,
that sheets of water, or water-bearing strata, are found, and are reached by Artesian
borings in various parts of the city. Perhaps no point on the Pacific coast presents
more favorable opportunities for studying the phenomena of sand-dunes than the
peninsula of San Francisco. On the Pacific side there is an extensive beach, reaching

HISTORICAL REVIEW. 11

for miles, north ami south, and a longdistance inland. A wide area is thus covered by
loose, drj' sea sand, and it has the aspect and character of a desert. From this large
tract has undoubtedly been accumulated, by the action of the ocean winds, the exten-
sive formation of blown sand, which prevails within the city proper. Most of the hills
in the city, where they were partially sheltered, are, or were, covered with a thick
growth of shrubs (chamisal), which prevented the wind from acting upon their sur-
faces and removing the sand. Here, we may add, that artesian borings for water have
been numerous, and that it is almost impossible to ascertain their number and locali-
ties. Water appears to be found in all parts of the city around the hills, and generally
at a depth of not more than 150 feet, but the depth varies with the locality. In
Happy Valley, the borings are successful at a depth of 70 feet; north of California
Street the depth increases, one in Montgomery Block being 160 feet. The depths to
which borings are carried, increase from the base of the hills towards the bay, and
many of the wells are bored down through the salt w^ater.

Surveys of San Francisco.

In the spring of 1839, Goyernor Alvarado directed Alcalde F. De Ilaro to cause a
survey of Yerba Buena to be made, and to lay out streets and lots. In the fall of the
same year, and under his direction, Juan Vioget, a surveyor, made the first survey
and plan of Yerba Buena. That survey was bounded by Pacific, Montgomery,
Sacramento and Dupont streets. Subsequent surveys (each more extended than its
predecessor) were made officially by Jasper O'Farrell, William M. Eddy and John
J. Hotf. East of Larkin and Johnston streets, the city is divided into fifty vara
lots ; one hundred vara lots ; beach and water lots ; North Beach blocks ; South
Beach blocks; Clay Slip lots. In the " Fifty Vara Survey," there are 1,530 lots,
with official numbers affixed, each fifty vara lot forming a square of 137^ feet,
exclusive of Numbers 695, 709 and 753 which are duplicated ; 40 only of the
fifty vara lots being located south of Market Street. North of Market Street are
also one hundred vara lots, Nos. 1, 18, 24, 49, 50, 56, 57, 76, 673 and 675. In
the "One Hundred Vara Survey," each lot forming a square of 275 feet, the num-
bers range from 1 to 420 ; however, there are but 398 official lots, as by some unac-
countable oversight, Nos. 98 to 102, 108, 117 to 125, 152, 153, 154, 164, 236, 237
and 320 were omitte4 in the numbering. This survey is bounded by Johnston, Mar-
ket and First streets. In the " Beach and Water Lot Survey," all of them being
east of Montgomery and First streets, there are 772 lots, each lot forty-five feet and
ten inches in front, with a uniform depth of 137^ feet, with an official number
affixed. In the "North Beach Survey," there are 19 blocks, each block of six fifty
vara lots, extending from the corner of Larkin and Jefterson streets, to the junction
of Kearny and Bay streets, all of them fronting on the bay and under Avater.
In the " South Beach Survev," there are 33 blocks of various dimensions, fronting
on the bay, and extending from Rincon Point to the junction of Harris and South
streets — all under water. The " City Slip Property," bounded by Clay, East, Sac-
ramento and Davis streets, consists of 122 lots, each, with a few exceptions, being.
25 feet in front, by 59 feet nine inches deep. In December, 1853, this entire property
was sold at auction for §1,119,350. In addition to the foregoing, there are about 16
blocks east of l^arkin and Johnston streets, without any official numbers attached. Of

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

the older surveys of the city, mention must not be omitted of the 26 one hundred vara
lots, adjacent to the Lagoon, and north-west of Larkin Street, granted on petition in
1847-48, by Alcaldes Hyde and Leavenworth. These now form a portion of the
^Yestern Addition.

The Mission Dolores and the Presidio.
The year which gave birtli to the great Western Republic on the Atlantic shore of
North America, also witnessed the first permanent settlement on the Coast of Upper
California. In 1776, two Missionaries of the Roman Catholic Church, landed in the
bay of San Francisco and proceeded to establish a central point for their operations
in civilizintr and christianizing the native tribes. Their names were Francisco Palou
and Benito Carabon. They were natives of Spain, but came to this place from Mex-
ico. Finding a fertile tract of land, capable of irrigation, nearly two miles south of
San Francisco, they chose it for their home and founded a Mission which they named
" Mission Dolores," in commemoration of the sufi'erings of the Virgin. The Fathers
evinced much good sense in selecting the site of the Mission buildings, which was a
small, fertile plain, embosomed among green clad hills. Several tiny rivulets of clear,
sweet water, met about the spot, whose united streams were conducted to the bay by
one of a larger size, now well known as the Mission Creek. The Presidio was
founded about the same period, to give military protection and aid to the Missiona-
ries in the conquest and civilization of the Indians.

Mexican Claims.
The following is a list of the Mexican claims to tracts of land within the city and
county of San Francisco. The four in italics have heen rejected. The others are not
yet decided — or have been confirmed.

TRACTS.

Size in Acres.

Date of Grant.

18,000

1843

13.500

1846

198

1838

1846

9,000

1846

2.250

1844

6,750

1846

4,500.

1839

4.500

1845

2,250

1835

9,000

1841

Pueblo of San Francisco. . . .

Limantour Claim

Mission Dolores, (Sanlillan).

Yerba Buena Island

Presidio Reservation

Point Lobos

New Potrero

Farraje del Arroyo

Beraal Ranch ,

San Miguel Ranch ,

Laguna de la Merced

Ridley's Ranch

Of the four last, quite a large portion lies within the limits of the neighboring
county — San Mateo.

The 'Western Addition.
On the 20th of June, 1855, Commissioners were appointed by ordinance, to "lay
out " blocks and streets, west of Larkin Street, and south-west of Johnston and Market
streets, extending to the city charter line of 1851. The Commissioners reported a
map, in accordance with the ordinance, and their proceedings were ratified and con-
firmed, and the map declared official by the Legislature. (See Statutes of 1858,
p. 52.) This large tract is in two divisions, the first lying north of Market and
Ridley streets, being about two and a half miles from the latter street to the bay.

HISTORICAL REVIEW.

and about half that distance from Larkin Street to the charter line. In this
division there are upwards of 600 blocks, the great majority of which contains
six fifty vara lots each, (being nearly four acres to the block,) exclusive of seven large
squares set apart for the public. The other division lies south of Market and Ridley
streets, embracing the Mission Dolores, and a large portion of the Potrero Xuevo and
Horner's Addition.

The Outside Property,

All that portion of the city and county south and west of the charter line of 1851,
including the Bernal, the San Miguel and the De Haro ranches, is assessed this year,
in quarter sections at not under five dollars an acre. In but few instances are there
more tlian 160 acres included in a single assessment. The city charter line of 1851
embraced the north-east quarter of the present city and county, and formed a square
of somewhat more than three miles.

Abstracts of the Assessments for Nine Years.

The subjoined tabular form gives at a comprehensive glance the amounts of the
assessments, together with the rates of taxation of the city and county of San Fran-
cisco for nine fiscal years — since the first organization of our local government, viz :

Fiscal Years.

Rates per cent.

Real Estate.

Improvements.

Personal Property.

Yearly Total.

1850-'5l

$2 00

$16,849,054

In Persoual.

$4,772,160

$21,621,214

1851-'52

4 10

11.141,463

2,875.440

14,016,903

1852-'53

4 41

15,676,356

2,805.381

18,481,737

1853-'54

3 88J

17,889.850

$6,158,300

4,852.000

28,900,150

1854-55

3 85i

19.765.285

9.159.935

5.837,607

34.762,827

1855-'56

3 85i

18,607,800

8,394,925

5,073,847

32.076,572

1856-57

2 30

17,827,617

8,345,667

4,194,970

30,368,254

1857-'58

2 30

15,576,545

7,394.296

12,426.335

35,397,176

1858-'59

2 45

13,554,565

5,946.585

11,224,800

30,725,950

When contrasting these years, it should not be forgotten, that prior to 1856, the
present county of San Mateo, (embracing an area of 155,000 acres) formed a portion
of San Francisco County. Nor does the column of "Improvements" properly indi-
cate the progress made in building during the past nine years, for since 1851, mate-
rials and labor have been on the " sliding scale." As compared with last year, there
is a slight decrease in the valuation of property. On reflection, this is not to be
wondered at, for there has been no country, in ancient or modern times, in which
property has fluctuated so much as in this State. Nor is it by any means an indica-
tion of permanent decline, if the value of taxable property has decreased to a
considerable extent. Were such a result to happen in any of the Atlantic States, it
might be looked upon as .alarming, but in a country like California, it may be
regarded in no worse a light than as an evidence of a former indiscretion, and of the
overreaching speculation of her citizens.

Taxes for 1859 and 1860.

The rates of taxation for the fiscal year, commencing on the 1st Jul}', 1859, cannot
be definitely arrived at, till the assessment books have been footed. The following,
however, are the items, viz :

14 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

For State Purposes r $0 60

For the Funded Debts 95

For Municipal Purposes 65

For CommoD Schools 35

For Street Lights 15

For Liquidation of Judgments (estimated) 45

Total rates on each $100, for 1859-'60 $3 15

It is confidently anticipated tbat the assessment books for the new year will amount
to Tlnrty-five Million Dollars. By the above figures it will be seen that the taxes
required for the current annual expenses of the municipality, are but sixty-five cents
on the ^100; to this must be added the rates required for State and School purposes,
while for the debts contracted prior to the consolidation of the city and county, prop-
erty owners are obliged to pay a tax of $1 55 on the hundred.

Personal Property.

The actual value of the taxable property in this city and county is much larger
than the returns of the Assessor would indicate — a statement conceded by those who
are at all familiar with the subject. It is equally well known that real estate bears
considerably more than its rightful share of taxation, as compared with personal
property. This is attributable to the diflBculty experienced in ascertaining the amount
and value of personal estate liable to assessment, and it is one of the causes which pre-
vails of estimating landed property below its true value. The land is open to view
and examination, its quantities ascertainable with facility and certainty, and by no
possibility can it escape the vigilance of the Assessor. The case is widely dift'erent
with the varied pecuniary interests and investments which constitute personal estate.
By many ingenious devices, perhaps by mere silence on the part of the fortunate
owner, a large portion of the wealth of the State eludes the Assessor, (who is fre-
quently obliged to act in ignorance of essential facts,) and therefore escapes its
share of the cost of sustaining the government, to which all property owes its pro-
tection. In this particular, the revenue law is defective, for while ample and proper
provision has been made in favor of the citizen to enable him to correct errors in
over-valuation, no means (except that of prosecution for perjury,) have been supplied
to correct under-estimates, or to reach personal property, in these manifold instances,
where the owner may clioose to withhold its existence or its value from the knowledge
of the Assessor. The result is, that many of the possessors of ready money, invest-
ments in funds and securities, and productive capital in various forms, contribute little
or nothing to the support of the State.

Comparative Taxation of Counties.
The total taxable property of the various counties of this State last year, amounted
to 8132,000,000. In the order of valuation, the following were highest on the list :

San Francisco $35,397,176

Sacramento 11,193.945

Yuba 6,335,488

Santa Clara 4.504,328

Sonoma 4,346,320

San Joaquin 4,102,815

Butte 3,944.862

El Dorado 3,129,518

HISTORICAL REVIEW,

The lowest county on the list was San Bernardino, which is down at ^302,039
only. The valuation of the 43 counties will average $3,000,000 each. It is, there-
fore, apparent that San Francisco, the smallest of them all, is the great contributor
to the coffers of the State. At the last Presidental election, for each vote cast, the
amount paid in by San Francisco, was $15 91 ; by Sacramento, $8 98. The agri-
cultural counties generally at the rate of $8 60, and the mining counties were taxed
only $4 02 for each voter ! In addition to the taxation on property, our citizens, for
leave to do business, have to pay a municipal license and a State and county license^
to say nothing of street assessments, stamp imposts and passenger taxes.

Outstanding Indebtedness.
The following is a brief synopsis of the outstanding indebtedness of the city and
county of San Francisco, accrued prior to tlie 1st day of July, 1856.

BONDED DEBTS.

Amount of princi-

Sinking Fund to be Annual rate of in-

To be raised by.

pal outstanding.

niised annually. 1 interest.

1. City Bonds of 1S51

$1,449,800

$50,000

10 per cent.

General Fund

2. School Bonds of 1854

60.000

5.000

School

3. Fire Bonds of 1854

200.000

16,666

10 "

General "

4. City Bonds of 1855

324.500

None.

11 It

5. By Examiners. 1858

*1, 169.357

None.

Special Tax

Total amount of indebtedness, $3,203,657. f

With due economy in the management of the government, this debt can be
liquidated with ease within the time prescribed in the several funding acts. When
■we recall for a moment the condition of the site upon which San Francisco is built,
the immense amount of labor performed in grading, the expense of planking, the
comfortable school-houses, the magnificent engine-houses, the commodious City Hall,
the confusion of our revenue system in early days and the persistent delinquency of a
large number of the taxpayers — the above amount, although large, cannot be
regarded as a very extensive indebtedness.

Bapid Growth of the City.
While reflecting upon the valuation of property in this city, even in its present
depreciated condition, it should be -borne in mind that in the year 1835, the village
of Yerba Buena had neither location nor a name, but long anterior to this period,
the bay of San Francisco was known to voyagers as " The glory of the Western
Coast." In 1836, the first house was erected, and even thirteen years ago the city of
San Francisco was a comparative wilderness. " Cattle roamed undisturbed w here
now are crowded storehouses, and ravens croaked on the spots where now peaceful
dwellings stand." A year later, 150 people and a score of adobe huts constituted
the entire village. On the 30th of January, 1847, the local name of (the cove of)

* Amount of City claims presented, $2,004,252; rejected, $1,212,131. County, presented, $917,755; rejected,
$541,775.— [CoMP.

+ The actual debt, July, 1858, is, City, $2,806,751, County, $375,980, as follows : City Bonds, as per table, $2.034,300 ;
Board of Examiners, $792,121; audited demands, (Auditor's Report, July 1, 1858,) $78.131— total, $2,904,552. Assets:
Cash in Sinking Funds, $71,684; in Treasury, $26.117— total assets, $97,801. Actual debt, $2,806,751. County,
Board of Examiners, $375,980 — total, city and county, $3,182,731. In addition to the assets here enumerated, the
Commissioners of the Funded debt hold mortgages belonging to the Sinking Fund of the bonds of 1851, amounting
to $116,715, which will reduce the indebtedness to $3,066,016. — [Comp.

16 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

Yerba Buena was chanired to that of San Francisco, Six months afterward, a census
wss taken, when it was found that the population had increased to 459 persons ; and
now, in 1859, this — the metropolis of the Pacific — numbers in population over
78,000 souls, and can boast of an assessment roll of more than §30,000,000. In
exports standing first, and in imports and tunnage among the very first of the great
ports of the Union. The ordeal through which San Francisco has passed, has been
severe and without example in the history of cities. The discovery of gold in 1848,
gave an impetus to emigration from which San Francisco derived in so short a period,
the title of city. Her growth was sudden ; there was no infancy to her histoiy. An
existence of only ten years has given her rank among the cities of the world ; and
after passing through the fiery ordeal and financial abuses and disasters, she is now in
her onward march to wealth and greatness.

Our Future.
No country in the world has ever held forth such inducements for people to flock
to her shores, as does California at the present moment. Irrespective of her mineral
wealth, this State possesses agricultural resources and manufacturing facilities unex-
celled by any other in the Union. Her great range of climate, varying from almost
tropical heat to regions of eternal snow — with a geographical position equal, at least,
to the most favored country on the globe. For ten years California has annually
contributed between fifty and sixty millions of dollars, in treasure, to the wealth of
the world and the purposes of commerce, all of which pass through the Golden Gate.
Her population now numbers nearly 600,000 souls, who obtain their foreign supplies
and export their own productions, through the port of San Francisco. The interior
qf the State abounds in fine cities, beautiful and thriving towns and villages, mining
hamlets, extensive and productive farms and ranchos, all of which depend on San
Francisco as the great and only commercial center of operations. In the words
of an able Journalist,* "manufactures have been established on a large scale, and
the merchant fleets of the civilized world traffic with our people ; and all depend
entirely upon the port of San Francisco. Lines of steamers are established, connect-
ing us with the East, with Oregon, Washington Territory and British Columbia, and
incidentally, with South America and Australia, all going from and returning to the
harbor of San Francisco. The establishment of the overland routes by the General
Government, has lent an additional value to many interests in this State, each of
which is nourished and vivified through the harbor of San Francisco. The recent
treaties with China and Japan, give promise of a vast and lucrative trade, at no dis-
tant day, between those countries and San Francisco. The certainty that a Pacific
and Atlantic railroad must sooner or later be built, and that when constructed, the
greater portion of Oriental commerce must find its way to Europe and the Eastern
States, through the harbor of San Francisco, is also undeniable." In the felicitous lan-
guage of another, " the heavens are not more clear and starry than is our future.
The face of the world is towards us. The glittering treasures, the rivers and bays,
the towns and cities, the farms and fields, were made for a purpose. The Pacific is
to be the Ocean of the Future, and San Francisco will preside as the commercial
mistress of the princely domain, and wave her jeweled hand over the proud here-
after."

* San Francisco Herald.

HISTORICAL REVIEW. 17

FOI>UL^TIOjSr.

The following exliibit of tlio population of this city and county has been prepared
from the returns of the dift'orciit canvassers engaged in collecting information for the
compilation of the present issue of the San Fuaxcisco Directokv. The plan
adopted was to arrange and classify each sex in three divisions, viz : Males : First
Class — the head of each family and the members thereof, over twenty-one years of
age ; Second Class — those between five and twenty-one ; Third Class — those under
five years of age. Females : First Class — those over eighteen years of age ; Sec-
ond Class — those between five and eighteen ; Third Class — those under five years of
age. Also, to collect such data as would furnish an approximation of the different
elements composing our population not included in the foregoing classifications :

White males over 21, names in present issue 21,500

" " (a)Residents, floating, not obtained 4,900

" " (6)Average number at different hotels, board-

ing and lodging houses, in addition to the

regular boarders, etc 4,500

" " In Hospitals 490

" " (c)Engaged upon water crafts, ocean and river 2,500

" " (djForeigners — Europeans, French, Germans,

Spanish, etc. not registered 5,000

Total over 21 38. 890

" Between 5 and 21, number registered 5,453

" Under 5, number registered 5,000

Total white males 49,343

Females over 18, number registered 14.696

" " Omitted, estimated 500

" Between 5 and 18, number registered 4,370

" Under 5, number registered 4,419

Total white females 23,985

Total white population 73,328

Chinese males, over 21 2,510

" Female-s, over 18 540

" Children, under 5 100

Total Chinese 3,150

Colored males, over 21 / 745

" Females, over 16 531

" Children, under 6 329

Total colored 1,605

Total population 78,083

(a) These comprise a claas of population claiming a residence in this city, who have no permanent placo of abode.
{b) This number has been arrived at by a careful estimate obtained from the different proprietors.
(c) This number includes those persons sailing from this port, who claim a residence in this city.
\d) This number has been arrived at from actual observation.

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

In the collet-tion and preparation of the data contained in the foregoing table, a
heavy expenditure of time and money, has been required, and in presenting the same
as an approximation of the present population, it should be stated that in every in-
stance where estimates are included, the greatest care has been observed to consult
the most reliable authorities and to use such figures, only, in the preparation thereof
as were found to be in accordance with our own observation.

Amount of Treasure Shipped from the Port of San Francisco, from '49 to '58, inclusive.

Months.

Janiiiiry . . .
Kolinmry .

Miiroh

April ....

Ma.v

June

July

Aiijriist . . .
September .
October. . .
November .
December .

Totals.

1849.

166,638
340,6.-):<
345,;* Al
262, 164
523.ijH4
573,.SW
693.89

2,014,689

1850.

18.'51.

18.')2.

2,803,270
2,823,600
2.9.')9,82.5
3,798,866
,3,079,672

2,ssi,:;oii

3,471,215
,3,311.100
3,48,'<,171

6,844.875
2,107,763'
5,011,002

3,138,6.'l
1,951,69.
2,612,01','
3,516, IIH
5,0.SS,7.ili
3.516,001
3,999, 1 W
3,609.92;
4,134,151
5,295,38;
5,673,491
4.020,871

4,921,250! 27,676,340142,582,695 46,586,134

1853.

1854.

.3,344,224
2,037,997
4,382,4,>;2
3,562,0.39
5,932,653
4,291,765
3,939,134
5,892,37 9
3,963,447
4,479,295
5,.'J51,376
3,951.86;

4„576,013
5,746,010
4,a35,H91
4,902,512
5,181,264
4,011,259
4,415,735
4.457,00:
3,368,735
6.5.30,588
4,V60,563
4,345,447

57,3.31.024' 51„328,653 43,080,211

1855.

3,S69,491
2 395,38:',
2,;53S,269
3,.554,4I'9
3,,585,6,5:
4,064,293
4,;«1,408
2,412,528
4,072,885
4,000,399
4,153,294
4,292,205

1856.

1857-

10,256,867

• 13,503,885 <

12,415,175^

> 12,711,616 <

3,1,82.297
,3,,S01,.395
3„304,:«6
4,317.974
4,860,001
4,276,966
3,915,16a
4,005,161
3,599,3:«i
4,078.062
5,11.5,713
4.319.779

1858.

026

964

414

705,

859,

498,

6,^3.

,S90,

61 ;3,

278,

544.

.952.

849
241
564
249
187
562
««
625
647
,i97
:w

646

48.887,543 48,976,207! 47,452,297

Total from April 11, 1849, to December 31, 1858, ^418,822,360.

Returns of the County Assessor of San Francisco County, November 1, 1858.

Sdrface. — Approximate area in acres, 26,000 ; land cultivated, 900 acres; land,
arable, uncultivated, 9,000 acres; land for grazing, 6,000 acres; land occupied by
the city proper, 2,100 acres; land, mostly barren sand hills, 8,000 acres. Of the
cultivated portion, 500 acres are used for vegetable gardens, producing several ciops
a year.

Agricultural Products. — 30 acres wheat, 850 bushels; 100 acres barley, 4,000
bushels; 100 acres oats, 2,000 bushels; 4 acres beans, 200 bushels; 100 acres pota-
toes, 8,000 bushels; 30 acres hay, 60 tuns; 6,000 pounds butter; 2,500 pounds
cheese ; 9,000 dozen eggs.

Fruit Trees and Vines. — 15,000 fruit trees of all kinds; 5,000 gooseberry bushes;
3,000 raspberry bushes ; 60,000 strawberry vines ; 1,800 grape vines; 500 currant
bushes.

Live Stock. — 3,000 American horses ; 300 tame Spanish horses — total number
of horses, 3,300; 150 mules; 1,500 cows; 300 calves; 150 oxen ; 800 sheep; 500
goats; 1,000 hogs; 5,000 chickens; 800 turkeys; 600 ducks; 200 geese ; 18,000
cattle slaughtered; 5,000 hogs slaughtered; 10,000 sheep slaughtered.

Operations of the U. S. Branch Mint at San Francisco for the year ending Dec. 31, '58.
Gold deposits, 964, VOO-OS ounces; silver, 96,950-05 ounces. Silver parted from
gold, 96,172-45 ounces. Gold coinage, $17,148,200 ; silver, $274,250. Unparted
bars, gold, 8816,295 65. Total coinage, $18,238,745 65.

Arrivals and Departures, for 1858.

The total arrivals during the year 1858, is 43,279 ; of which 37,167 were men,
4,752 women and 1,360 children.

The departures, during the same period, were 38,151 ; of which 35,875 were
men, 1,562 women and 714 children. Excess of arrivals, 5,128, viz: men, 1,292;
women, 3,190; children, 646.

> niSTORICALREVIEW. 19

CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY OF PRINCIPAL EVENTS,

From January lat, 1958, to June Ist, 1859.

January 2, 1858. — The opening of tlie New German Hospital, a fine two-story brick
edifice, situated at Steatnboat Point, and was delivered over to the board of directors
by the building committee. The institute is intended as a liome for destitute and
sick Germans. The cost of the grounds and building was ^17,500, being contributed
mostly by the Germans of this city.

Jan. 5. — Shipments of Treasure to Panama, $1,900,036 45.

Jan. 7. — Eleven years ago, the printing press threw oil" its first sheet in California
— the California Star, published by Sam. P)rannan, in Yerba Buena.

Jan. 10. — The French ship Asia sailed for Ilong Kong} carrying 321 embalmed
bodies of Chinamen, prepared in a peculiar manner, and shi])ped as freight.

Jan. 13. — The shock of an earthquake was distinctly felt in this city, about nine
o'clock, P.M.

Jan. 15. — Mr. Parker sailed for the purpose of visiting the Guano Islands, situated
to the south of the Sandwich Group, and which he designs securing in accordance
with the law of Congress of 1856, guaranteeing such Islands to the discoverer, which
Mr. Parker claims to be.

Jan. 19. — During three davs there have been withdrawn from the bankinrj house
of Tallant & Wilde 8900,000. This one act shows how much idle caj)ital San
Francisco contains.

Jan. 20.— Shipment of Treasure to Panama, $1,881,630 72 ; total for the month,
$3,848,267 17. '

Jan. 21. — The Mercantile Library Association held their annual election. The
whole number of votes cast was 500. There were two tickets run, and the follow-
ing named gentlemen elected : President, E. H. Washburn. Vice-President, J. A.
Donohoe. Treasurer, J. M. Shotwell. Recording Secretary, Sam. Hubbard. Cor-
respondinp Secretary, B. W. Leii^h. Directors, A. L. Tubbs, Dr. Ravmond, T. S.
Miller, Jos. S. Paxson, J. K. Rose,^\lbert Miller, R. B. Swain, J. B. Moore, and P. T.
Southworth. The opposition ticket averaged 140, while the regular ticket received
about 360 votes.

Jan. 27. — A duel came off between Mr. A. H. Rapp, associate editor of La Phare,
and Mr. Thiele, editor of the Spectateur. The weapons used were short swords, and
ilr. Thiele received a severe wound through the leg. Mr. Rapp was only slightly
scratched.

Jan. 29. — The annual dinner j;oramemorative of the services and political and
theological views of Thomas Paine took plac;e at the Hotel de Richelieu.

February 5. — Shipments of Treasure to Panama, 81,955,861 83.

Feu. 6. — The alarm of a fire occurred during the morning, which was found to
proceed from a house on Stockton Street, near Clay, and in which a child was sleeping
at the time. The child's nurse, a negro woman, had left it sleeping, and gone to
market, but soon after awaking, it commenced playing with a box of friction matches,
which set fire to the child's clothes and bed quilt, burning the child in such a horrible
manner as to cause its death in a few hours.

Feb. 10. — The State Medical Societj' convened in the U. S. Circuit Court Room.
There were twenty-five delegates present from the difterent county medical associa-
tions The Board of Delegates appointed two committees of seventeen each to

have the power, if they see fit, to employ counsel and answer to the mandamus issued
by the Fourth District Court, relative to the Chief Engineership of the Fire Depart-
ment. •

Feb. 11. — Slave boy Archy remanded to the custody of Stovall, his owner, by
decision of the Supreme Court, at Sacramento.

Feb. 10. —The annual dinner of the officers and ex-officer^ of the ^lercantile Library

20 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

Association came off in the evening. It was a very pleasant and spirited affair

A fire broke out in the evening, consuming a large frame building on Pacific Street,
near Montgomery. Three firemen badly injured by the falling of a ladder.

Fkb. 20. — J. McM. Shafter elected President of the Harmonic Society, in place of

Col, D. S. Turner resigned Shipments of Treasure to Panama, $1,571,086 98 ;

total for the month, ^3,526,948 81.

Fku. 22. — Great race over Union Course for $4,000, between Rhode Island and

Kit Car.-^on ; won by the latter Washington's birthday generally celebrated, by

foreigners and residents. During the day fiags were hoisted, salutes fired, and the
military paraded in full force, the evening being devoted to festivity and amusement.
.... Ship Flying Fiah sailed for Hong Kong, having for bulk of cargo the remains

of two hundred dead Chinamen Supreme Court decides that the Pacific Mail

Steam Ship Company are not obliged to pay taxes on their steamers in California, on
the ground that they pay at New i'ork, wliere their vessels are registered.

Feu. 25. — First meeting held this evening at the City Hall for taking measures to
establish a House of Refuge. Memorial read by E. W. Burr, chairman, and parties
appointed to circulate it for signatures, asking the Legislature to incorporate a society
when organized. A committee also selected to draft an act of incorporation to accom-
pany the memorial.

March 2. — William K. Osborn, District Attorney, died this evening, at the

residence of Thos. C. Hambly, of consumption Board of Supervisors passed an

order repealing the Van Ness Ordinance Governor Weller, on being refused

admission to the State Prison at San Quentin, broke in the doors, and took forcible
possession of the premises.

March 4. — Henry Bates, ex-State Treasurer, impeaclied by the Legislature, and
tried for embezzlement of the public funds, discharged from custody, the District

Attorney having entered a nolle prosequi in his case Clipper ship Don Quixote

arrived in 108 days from New York, being the quickest passage made for a long
time.

March 5. — The Opposition Steamer Orizaba, of the Nicaragua line, left on her
first trip, carrying over 400 passengers, at the following rates T— First class, 8200 ;
second, §125 ; steerage, %50. Golden Age left at the same time, carrying over 600
passengers, at similar rates John Sime elected President of the Mec-hanics' In-
stitute Shipments of Treasure to Panama, including per Orizaba, §2,066,379 67.

March 6. — Harvey S. Brown elected District Attorney by the Board of Supervisors

to fill the place of W. K. Osborn, deceased C, A. StoVall arrested and brought

before Judge Coon, on a charge of kidnapping Archy Lee; case dismissed for in-
formality of proceedings.

March 8. — Settlers have a spirited meeting »t the Nightingale indorsing the
action of the Legislature in confirming the Van Ness Ordinance, and requesting that
body to extend its provisions over the pueblo claim.

March 11. — Large meeting at Musical Hall of those favoring a repeal of the Van
Ness Ordinance. Matter discussed, but no further action taken.

March 13. — Officer Baker, disguised as a countrvman, detected three proprietors of
book stores, named Murray, McCarty and Arnheim, in selling obscene books.

March 15.--The new French Hospital onBrannan Street inaugurated with appro-
priate ceremonies. A large procession, composed of every class of citizens, marched
to the new building, where a speech was made by Mons. Barbier, President of the
Societe Francaise cle Bienfaisance, under whose auspices the building was erected,
which was responded to by Judge Freelon. The occasion was made a general gala
day by the foreign population. The festivities, however, were somewhat marred by
the premature discharge of a cannon, whereby one of the men working it was badly

wounded Ryan's livery stable was entered early this morning, and a safe carried

oft' and rifled of §2,000, and §1.000 worth of jewelry.

March 16. — French man-of-war yl/c/6/ac/es, cany ing 118 men and 20 guns, arrived
from Honululu The Commission from Washinirton to investigate "the affairs of

.^vvy ^^ ..J.V,OV.j^<

HISTORICAL REVIEW. 21

tlio Brancli Mint comniuncod their duties to-day, "taking up the case of Agostin
Ilaraszthy, hite melter anil refiner.

March 17. — The birthday of Ireland's Patron Saint was duly celebrated by those
of Irish lineage, the Association of the Sons of the Emerald Isle marching in proces-
sion to the ancient church at Mission Dolores, wliere an oration was delivered by

Padre Harrington About six o'clock in the evening a violent storm of wind and

rain, accompanied with hail, passed over the city Marion Whithurst, indicted for

the murder of A. A. Mason, convicted of murder of the second degree, anil afterwards

sentenced to the State Prison for sixteen years Parties arrested on the 13th for

vending obscene publications, were severally fined $50 and $60, with costs of prose-
cution.

March 18. — The Catholics of the parish of St. Francis determined to erect a large
brick church, gothic style of architecture, on the site of the present old wooden

structure on Vallejo Street ; $6,000 were collected at the meeting this evening

Judge Freelon ordered the discharge of the slave boy Archy, brought before him on
writ of habeas coi-pus, immediately after which he was re-arrested by the U. S. Mar-
shal as a fugitive slave, on a writ issued by the U. S. Commissioner, Geo. Pen. John-
ston. Great excitement followed, accompanied with a slight attempt at rescue, but
the Marshal conducted the prisoner to his office without serious hindrance, being
supported by the Sheriff and his officers, together with the Chief of Police and a
posse from that department. Five or six hundred persons subsequently collected
around the place, and much feeling was manifested, especially by the colored popu-
lation, one of whom was arrested. Having given vent to their indignation in words,
the multitude after lingering for a short time, quietly dispersed.

March 20.— Shipnients of Treasure to Panama, $1,661,929 69 ; total for the
month, -53,728,309 36.

March 27. — It was feared the late severe frosts had destroyed the peach, nectarine
and apricot crops in and about the city.

March 30. — Captain Bennett, of the Mexican brig Cornelia, arrested on suspicion
of causing the loss of that vessel, with a view of defrauding the Insurance Comi)anies.

March 31. — Pilot boat Fanny dispatched by the Chief of Police for San Jose del
Cabo, Lower California, in search of the boxes of specie supposed to have been
buried there by Captain IBennett, of the lost brig Cornelia. Captain Bennett and a
competent police force, went down in the Fanny, the Captain having admitted the
fraud and agreed to point out the spot where the stolen treasure was buried. After
a short absence, the Fanny returned bringing the missing money, for the recovery
of which the Chief of Police was afterwards awarded a considerable sura by the
Courts.

April 1. — Sather & Church, bankers, announce their intention to pay on pre-
sentation in New York and other Eastern cities, all drafts heretofore drawn on them,
with a view to settling all outstanding liabilities, and the resumption of business at an
early day. _ _ ,

April 3. — The Spanish Catholic residents duly observed the custom of manifesting
their execration of the character of Judas Iscariot, by hanging him in effigy, and
treating the symbolical figure with every species of indignity.

Api!il 5.— Shipments of Treasure to Panama, $1, 674^294 23.

April 6. — It being one year to-day since Henry A. Crabb and his companions fell
at Cavorca, a solemn requiem, at the instance of his widow, was celebrated in the

Church of Notre Dame des Victories, for the eternal repose of their souls The

Visiting Committee appointed by the Legislature to proceed to Oakland and examine
as to the expediency of removing the Capitol from Sacramento to that place, reported
unanimously in favor of removal.

April 9. — The British war-steamer Satellite, Capt. Prevost, arrived from Victoria,
a fine vessel, 1,047 tuns, 400 horse power, carrying 21 ten-inch guns, and 260 men.

April 12. — Mr. P. G. Vibbard arrived from the East with a splendid stallion of
the genuine "Messenger" stock. The animal cost 82,500 in Massachusetts and $500

22 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

to be brought out, Mr. V. also brings some very fine bucks, of the Bakewell, South-
down, Costwool and Leicester breeds, one of them weighing 403 pounds, at a cost of
*700.

Ai'HiL 14.— Steamsliip Constitution arrived from Victoria, bringing news con-
firmatory of rich gold diggings having been found on Frazer Kiver, and. adding much

to the excitement already existing on that subject Commissioner Johnston

delivered a lengthy opinion this morning, in the U. S. Circuit Court Room, pro-
nouncing Archy Lee a freeman, and ordering his discharge from the custody of the
U. S. Marshal. Although several hundred persons were collected to witness the
denouement, no noisy demonstration was attempted or improper exultation indulged
in.

April 15. — A religious revival has been in successful progress for some time past,
at the I'ine Street Baptist Church.

ArraL IG. — Tlie Treasurer of the Sons of the Emerald Isle paid the Roman Catholic

Orphan Asylum 8400, the proceeds of a ball given on St. Patrick's Day The

colored population held a large meeting in the evening to deliberate as to the
propriety of emigrating to Vancouver's Island. A strong feeling in favor of the move-
ment was manifested. The excitement in regard to Fraser River already intense, is
on the increase every daj'. The steamers for Victoria go loaded to their utmost
capacity ; many who had come down from the mines with the intention of going
East changing their plans and taking passage for the North, Avhile many others are
only waiting for further confirmation of the intelligence to follow. The news, both
such as is derived through private advices, as well as through the public prints, grows
more and more flattering by each arrival. A large number of steamers and sail
vessels are already up, or talked of being put upon the route, should things continue
favorable.

April 20. — Shipment of Treasure to Panama, r$l,94'7,731 54; total for the month,
§3,622,025 77.

April 23. — Meeting of British residents to devise means for the relief of their
indigent countiymen.

May 1. — May Day celebrated by Public Schools, Turners, etc., with appropriate
amusements, festivals and excursions.

May 5. — Shipments of Treasure to Panama, Si, 9 12,8 17 79.

May 6. — The mail steamer Golden Gate returned to port, having broken her center
shaft when 45 miles out from the Heads. The Sonora took her place.

May 8. — Board of Examiners of unfunded outstanding claims against the city met
and adopted rules of procedure.

May 11. — The Board of Supervisors, convened at ten A. M., and passed an order
for the disbanding of Empire Engine Company, No. 1, and Knickerbocker Engine
Company, No. 5, upon a coraplain't of F. E. R. 'Whitney, Chief Engineer of the Fire
Department, for an alleged disobedience of orders at the fire on the evening of the
9th instant. The order was instantly carried into effect and the houses and apparatus
of the two companies taken possession of by the Chief Engineer and the police. No
opposition beyond that of a protest made by the foreman of each company was offered,
but a deep feeling pervaded the entire department, which was to a great extent par-
ticipated in by the entire community. The agents of the Insurance Companies, in
consequence of the disturbed state of the department, advanced their rates of in-
surance.

May 13. — The First Presbyterian Church, an elegant edifice just completed on
Stockton street, at a cost of $50,000, was dedicated with appropriate ceremonies this
evening.

May 20. — Shipments of Treasure to Panama, $1,879,B7? 32 ; total for the month,
$3,792,490 11.

May 26. — Steamer Senator brings intelligence of the of the schooner Laura

Bevans,on her passage from San Pedro to San Francisco, ih all on board, among
whom was Mr. J. C. Ayres, the landscape artist.

HISTORICAL REVIEW.

May 27. — U.S. steamer Slmhricfi-, Com. De Camp, belonging to the Light Houso
Board, arrived this morning from rhilailelpliia.

May 28. — The steamer Pacijic left for Port Townsend and Bellingham Bay, with

over 000 passengers, destined for Fraser River Suit commenced by U.S. l->is-

triet Attorney against Agostin Ilaraszthy and his sureties, to recover the sum of
§155,000, for which amount he is alleged to be in default, as Melter and Refiner of
the Mint in this city.

May 29. — A decision was rendered by Judge Norton, Twelfth District Court, con-
cerning the action of the Board of Supervisors in passing the order disbanding Engine
companies Nos. 1 and 5, in which it was held that the passage of said order was
illegal, and that the Companies therein named were entitled to the custody of the
property unlawfully taken from them. The members of the company named
quietly took possession of their property, and thus ended a proceeding which at
one time seriously endangered the harmony and efficiency of the entire Fire Depart-
ment of this city.

June 2. — The Old Adelphi Theater, erected in 1851 on Dupont Street, was destroyed

this morning by fire Putrid sore throat is carrying ott" many children in the city

at this time Liquor dealers, a large number of whom have been arrested for

violating the Sunday law, meet and raise funds to test the constitutionality of the
same. The ciijar vendors are also takinif similar action.

June 5. — Shipments of Treasure to Panama, $2,860,062 50.

June 9. — Within the last three davs, 1,267 Chinese have arrived at San Francisco.

June 16. — A ten mile race came "off to-day between Glencoe Chief and Julia
Aldrich, for 82,000 a-side. The latter came out nearly a mile ahead.

June 17. — The steamship Corses left for Bellingham Bay, crowded with passengers.
Her clearance showed 894 passengers, though she is supposed to ha\e had at least
1,200 on board.

June 18. — Col. Balie Peyton and Gregory Yale, two well known lawyers, left the
city yesterday, and proceeded to a spot back of Oakland, for the purpose of fighting
a duel. While on the ground and about perfecting the preliminaries, a letter was
received from F\ J. Lippitt, originhither. The conduct
of Capt. Pendleton has met with the severest condenmation on all hands.

April 3. — The steam ferry boat Contra Costa exploded her boiler while crossing
from this city to Oakland, killing five or six persons, and perhaps others unknown,
and severely scalding several others. The Coroner's jury attributed the catastrophe
to the carelessness of the engineer, "VVyatt Birdsall, who was afterwards arrested on a
Coroner's warrant. He was admitted to bail, Charles Minturn, owner of the boat
becominof his bondsman.

April 5. — Shipments of Treasure to Panama, $2,081,765 42.

April 17. — Musical Hall filled to overflowing for a number of nights by persons
eager to witness W. Bovee Dods' experiments in ^Mesmerism and Psychology. The
genuineness of the experiments iissailed by a portion of the city press, and public

opinion divided as to their merits Officer Hesse arrested a disreputable woman,

for wearing in public a new style of low-necked dress, recently imported from Paris.
She forfeited the money deposited for her appearance to answer. No further attempts
have since been made to introduce the indecent costume.

April 20. — Shipments of Treasure to Panama, $1,703,828 17 ; total for the month,
63,784,593 59.

April 25. — Jose Y. Limantour, under indictment for forgery and perjury, failed
to appear when called upon in the U. S. District Court, forfeiting his bail, amounting

to §35,000. His bondsmen are Martin Reese and Manuel Castro An insane man,

named Joseph White, while being taken along the corridor of the City Hall, sprang
over into the area below, and striking head first on the brick pavement, was instantly
killed.

28 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

Ai'HiL 2C, — The Odd Fellows celebrated the Fortieth Anniversary of their Order
with a procession and other imposing ceremonies.

May 1. — May Day was celebrated more generally than ever before in the city ;
the Public Schools, Turners and others joining to make it an almost universal holiday

with our people The John L. Stephens arrived from Panama, bringing 1,800

passengers; the largest number ever brought to this port on a single vessel.

May 3. — A very severe shower of rain has continued for the last forty-eight hours,
accompanied, at times, by heavy falls of hail and loud peals of thunder. This cir-
cumstance, so unusual at this season of the year, will prove vastly beneficial to the
agricultural and stock-raising sections of the State.

May 5.— Shipments of Treasure to Panama, $2,401,269 02.

May 7. — Mrs.Billman was acquitted for the murder of Capt. Billman, her husband.
'Th« jury was out twenty-six hours.

May 9. — Meeting of the bankers and leading merchants of the city, to regulate the
value of foreign coins. The mint standard was recommended and the public called
upon to adopt the same.

May 12. — "William G. Taylor, a native of England, for a long time connected with
the stage of California, died suddenly. He was apparently in good health and had

the evening previous, appeared at the American Theater The steamer Santa Cruz

arrived from Mazatlan, with thirty-six Mexican oflBcers, banished from their native
country for political offenses.

May 14. — Proprietors of the Evening Bulletin arrested for violating the law for
the suppression of obscene publications, in publishing the confession of Mrs. Sickles.
The parties were subsequently arraigned before Justice Hudson and fined $100 each.
The case was appealed.

May 16. — The Industrial School was opened with appropriate ceremonies.

May 20. — Shipments of Treasure to Panama, $1,792,727 80 ; total for the month,
$4,193,996 82.

May 22. — Fourteen of the most desperate prisoners confined in the State Prison

made their escape ; several of whom have been since captured The trial of Capt.

Pendleton, which had been pending in the U. S. Court for several days, resulted in his
conviction.

May 24. — The fortieth anniversary of the birthday, and the twenty-third year of
the reign of Queen Victoria was appropriately celebrated. During the day, flags
were displayed in different sections of the city, and in the evening a number of Eng-
lish merchants celebrated the occasion by a public dinner at the Union Club. . . .The
Mercantile Library Association have issued a plan for the erection of a suitable build-
ing for the accommodation of its members, which meets with much favor. The pre-
sent flourishing condition of this institution will materially assist the members in
carrying into eftect this important movement ; but few associations in our State have
exhibited more evidences of progress during the past few years than this laudable and
popular organization, and it is to be desired that the exertions of the members to
strengthen their permanency will be properly appreciated by the public.

May 28. — The Board of Managers of the Fair recently held at the Musical Hall, by
the Sisters of Mercy, for the erection of a Magdalen Asylum and Charity Hospital in
this city, have published their report. The net proceeds amount to $10,414 25.

May' 29. — The Dashaway Temperance Association held a meeting this evening,
at Musical Hall, which was attended by a large concourse of persons. Over 900
have already become members, which is increased at every meeting. An eftbrt is
now being made by the association to establish a House for the Inebriate — a philan-
thropic and praiseworthy movement which should be encouraged by our citizens
generally.

May 31. — The Mount Vernon Association, recently re-organized in this State, is
composed of 130 Managers and 90 Assistants, residing in different portions of the
State_.- Over 85,000 have already been contributed to the fund, and transmitted to
the East. This sum will be largely increased by future collections.

GENERAL REVIEW.

I.v this department of the work wo propose,
annually, to give a brief glance at the operations
of the different public institutions, and those pri-
vate establishments which are deemed worthy
of notice, with such details connected therewith
as we may deem interesting to our readers.

Education and the Public Schools.

The following are the officers of the School
Department : 1st District, R. O'Neill ; 2d, A. S.
Edwards: 3d, Wm. Sherman; 4th, S. B. Stod-
dard; 5th, B. F. Moses; 6th, C. L. Taylor; 7th,
Wm. Pearson; 8th, E. B. Goddard; 9th, J. 0.
Eldridge ; 10th, C C. Kiiowles; 11th, E Judson ;
12th, J. Shade Dungan ; President, Wra. Sher-
man ; Superintendent, and ex officio Secretary,
Henry B. Janes.

It is with pleasure that we lay before the cit-
izens of San Francisco the highly satisfactory
condition of the Public School Department.

Since our issue of last year no part of our mu-
nicipal government has been more carfully sus-
tained or judiciously provided for. No longer
oppressed by debt, and embarrassed by a bank-
rupt treasury, the workings of the Board of Edu-
cation and the improvement of the Schools have,
during the last year, been without a precedent.
This improved financial condition in School af-
fairs, is attributable to the general and prompt
payment of taxes on the part of our citizens, and
to the wise and economical management of the
Board of Education. The internal improvement
of the diflerent Schools of the Department has
fully kept pace with its other general prosperity :
from the zealous and constant eflbrts of the Su-
perintendent, Henry B. Janes, and members of
the Board of Education, prominent among whom
we may justly mention the name of the Presi-
dent, Wm. Sherman, who during the past five
years has been a most valuable member of the
School Department, and for the past three years
an occupant of the chair of the Board of Educa-
tion.

Most fortunately for her own interests as well
as for the permanent good of the whole State,
San Francisco from an early period in her history,
as an American community, has extended a fos-

tering care to the cause of free schools, and has
to the fullest extent provided the means of in-
struction for the children of every citizen. No
institution within her limits has received greater
or more zealous attention ; none has been more
liberally and faithfully sustained. Tiiis is as it
should have been, as we hope hereafter, may
ever be the case. That our Public Schools form
the basis upon which securley rests our nation's
present greatness, and depends our future na-
tional permanence, and progress, and improve-
ment, is not merely a well rounded, euphonious
sentence, but one which expresses a substantial
truth.

When in 1849, there rushed to these shores
the busy throng of eager and restless adventu-
rers, impatient in the pursuit of fortune, fame, or
pleasure, happy for San Francisco, there came
also others having a more abiding interest in her
welfare ; a higher object of persuit — those im-
pelled by' a more enobling ambition. And when
the exciting clatter of a thousand hammers re-
echoed from every hill side, and San Francisco,
as if by magic, was hastening into a real exist-
tence ; these were busily, unobtrusively, yet per-
soveringly employed in giving her that moral
and social life, which has signally elevated her,
and which, as we trust, will hereafter grow
with her growth, and strengthen with her
strength, till it shall ripen into those graceful
proportions of a moral and social society which
shall render her the pride, and endearing home
of her citizens.

Prominent among the early friends of San Fran-
cisco were Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Pelton, who, as it
appears, left Boston, Mass., in the early part of
1849 ; and, (strange as it then appeared to those
unacquainted with them, or the real motives that
prompted their acts,) with the object of establish-
ing here on the " far-off shores of the Pacific," a
free Public School on the New England plan.

HISTORY OF THE FIRST PUBLIC SCHOOL.

Arriving at San Francisco in the autumn of
1849, Mr. Pelton immediately made preparations
for carrj'ing out his cherished object. He soon
found friends, and through them secured the free

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

use of tliu Baptist Chapel, then standing on ■Wash-
ington Street near Stockton, (and still occupied
by tlie Trimary Department of the original
Scliool.) On the 26ih of December, 1849, tliree
chi'dren having been gathered, the tirst Public
Free School in this State, or indeed on the Pa-
cific coast, was commenced. This School was
continued free to pupils from the first, and was
sustained several months entirely by the vol-
untary and gratuitous services of Mr. and Mrs.
Pelton, aided, in paying the incidental expenses
of the School, and procuring the services of extra
teachers, who were soon required, by the contri-
butions of citizens who had became interested, in
what had at first appeared to them an enterprise
as strange as it was new. The names of those
contributors having been preserved, we take
pleasure in giving them a permanent place in this
record of the early benefactors of San Francisco :

Theo. Payne, Friedlander & Co., "Wm. Meyer
& Co., M. E. Gould, J. C. Palmer, S. Otis, I. C.
Woods, "Wm. T. Coleman, J. D. Button, B. F.
Sherwood, B. Davidson, Wm. D. M. Howard,
Talbot Green, F. Vassault, Newton & Co., Hussey
& Bond, Henry M. Hale, E. Dunbar, Dunbar &
Emerson, John Wilson, Jacob B. Moore, T. J. L.
Smiley, A. A. Selover, John Middleton, R. S.
Dorr, David Paige, C. V. Gillespie, Wm. Burling,
J. H. Coghill, Burgoyne & Co., Adams & Co.,
Wm. Hooper, Nathaniel Lane, Capt. Tibbs, C. L.
Rosi?, S. R. Bolton, D. Gibb, Moorhouse& White-
head, E. Mickle & Co., .J. D. Stevenson, Capt.
King, R. M. Sherman, Wm. Sherman, Geo. H.
Hudson, Wm. Greene, Thos. Hayes, S. Branuan,
Eugene L. Sullivan, Capt. Folsom, Capt. Tieden,
J. L. Little, Wm. Vischer and F. C. Ewer.

On or about April, 1, 1850, the School bad
greatly increased in number ; and had in every
way prospered beyond the expectations of its
most sanguine friends. It had become an orna-
ment to the city, a blessing to the children and
youth — then rapidly gathering in from every
habitable part of the globe. It was appreciated
and referred to with pride and satisfaction by
San Franciscans, who had now commenced to
feel some interest in her, other than felt for a
place only of business and turmoil — the field of
adventure; for there were those who thought
to make here a future home for themselves and
for their children ; accordingly, the Ayuntami-
ento or City Council adopted the School then
formed, (by ordinance passed April 10th, 1850,)
and undertook its support as a free Public

School, employing Mr. and Mrs. Pelton, to con-
tinue it at a nominal salary of $500 per month,
for the services of both, and by them it was
taught till the fall of 1851, (uninterrupted except
by occasional fires and short vacations) ; when,
to meet the then greatly increased demands
of the youth of the city, a new school ordinance
was matured and adopted, (not differing mate-
rially from the one now in force,) and a new
Board of Education and Superintendent elected.
Under this new Board of Education, acting under
the provisions of this new ordinance, the follow-
ing Schools were organized, viz. :

No. 1. Washington Street School, now Powell

Street established Dec. 1849

No. 2. Denman Grammar " Sept. 1851

No. 3. Rincon " " Jan. 1852

No. 4. Spring Valley " " Feb. 1852

No. 5. Union Street " " June, 1852

Under the circumstances attending the estab-
lishment of the first school in 1849 — and not less
under those attending the re-organization of the
schools in 1852, nothing but true zeal and a de-
votion to their interests could have overcome the
difiBculiies that opposed their progres.s. Neither
of these requisites were wanting on the part of
Mr. Pelton, who gave the schools the\r first exist-
ence, or those who have succeeded him.

The history of our Public School department
is full of interest ; but the facts and circum-
stances connected therewith being within the
recollection of most of our iDrcseut citizens, no
more than a cursory glance will be expected from
us to complete this sketch, which up to this time
has been dwelt upon somewhat in detail.

RESOURCES.

Our Public Schools are supported partly by a
special School-tax, and partly by semi-annual
appropriations of State School Funds. The
School-tax this year is 35 cents on each $100 of
assessment. From this source about §100,000
shotdd be realized annually. The appropriations
from State funds now amount annually to about
$15,000. These united sources, therefore, should
yield an annual fund of about $100,000.

The following comprises a list of the Public
Schools, as at present organized. Much im-
provement, in the way of building school-houses
and the reorganization of several schools, is an-
ticipated during the present year.

SAN FRANCISCO HIGH SCHOOL.

Situated (temporarily) Powell Street, between
Clay and Sacramento streets. Principal, E. H.

GENERAL REVIEW.

Holmes; Teacher Natural Sciences, Geo. W.
Minns; Teacher ilodern Languages, Geo. D.
Hansen ; Assistant Teacher (female department)
Miss M. C. Hewes.

GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.

1. Rincon School. — Located Hampton Place,
between Second and Third streets. Principal,
Mr. John Swett; First Assistant, Miss M. L.
Tracy ; Second Assistant, Miss M. F. Rand. This
school to be removed to a new building soon to
be erected near its present site.

2. Denrnan School. — Located corner Bush and
Stockton streets. Principal, George Tait ; First
Assistant, Miss M. J. Armstrong; Second As-
sistant, Miss A. Starkey.

3. Powell Street School. — Located Powell Street
between Jackson and "Washington. Principal, Mr.
H. P. Carlton; First Assistant, Miss L. A. Clapp;
Second Assistant. Miss M. L. Nelson. It is
understood that a new building will be erected
for this school, situated in the central portion of
the city.

4. Union Street School. — Located Union Street
between Kearny and Montgomery. Principal,
Mr. Ahira Holmes ; First Assistant, Miss R. W.
Foster ; Second Assistant, iliss L, Kennedy.

5. Market Street School. — Principal, Mr. Th. S.
Myrick ; First Assistant, Miss K. Kennedy ; Sec-
ond Assistant, Miss C. S. Maxficld.

G. Spring Valley School. — Located Presidio
Road, near Lagoon. Principal, Mr. J. C. Morrill ;
First Assistant, Miss M. L. Morgan ; Second As-
sistant, Miss J. C. Gilbert.

MIXED SCHOOLS.

1. Mission Dolores. — Located Mission, in Rev.
Mr. Benton's church. Principal, Mr. T. C. Leon-
ard. Plans for a house for this school have been
submitted and approved by the Board, and the
building will doubtless soon be erected.

2. Hyde Street School. — Located corner Hyde
and Bush streets. Principal, Mr. J. C. Pelton ;
First Assistant, Miss E. H. Hauxhurst.

Colored School. — Located Jackson Street, in
basement of colored Church. Principal, J. P.
Sanderson (colored).

INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.

. 1. Rincon School. — Location, see Rincon Gram-
mar Department No. 1. Principal, Miss H. J.
Kirtland; Assistants, Miss J. B. Sheldon, Miss
A. Prescott.

2. Denrnan School. — Location, see Grammar
Department No. 2. Principal, Mrs. L. A. Morgan ;
Assistants, Miss M. V. Tingley, Miss B. Weed.

3. Pov)eU Street School — See location of Gram-
mar Department, No. 3. Principal, Miss D.
Prescott ; Assistants, Miss G. T. Pearce, Mrs. F.
E. Forrester.

4. Union Street School. — Location, see Gram-
mar Department No. 4. Principal, Miss A. S.
Barnard ; Assistants, Miss Ellon Casey, Miss S.
M. Hunt.

5. Greenwich Street School. — Greenwich Street
above Mason. Principal, Miss K. E. Downes.

6. Stockton Street School — Stockton Street,
between Pine and California streets. Principal,
Miss E. F. Sandford ; Assistants, Miss L. A.
Crocker, Miss C. S. Hunt.

PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.

1. Rincon School — Location see Grammar and
Intermediate Department No. 1. Principal, Miss
C. Y. Benjamin; Assistants, Miss H. E. Moir,
Miss C. S. King, Mrs. Parcels.

2. Market Street School — Location, see Gram-
mar Department No. 5. Principal, Mrs. H. M.
Barker ; Assistant, Miss C. E. Clayton.

3. Sutter Street School — Location, ^Sutter
Street, between Stockton and Dupont. Prin-
cipal, Miss A. E. J. Slavan ; Assistants, Mrs. E.
Pollock, Miss J. Lott, Miss J. E. Hasty.

4. Watiliington Street School — Located near
Baptist Church on Washington near Stockton
Street. Principal, Mrs. E. C. Burt ; Assistants,
Miss H. Humphreys, Miss A. Vankeynegau.

5. Union Street School— Locallon, see Gram-
mar and Intermediate Department, No. 4. Prin-
cipal, Mrs. L. J. Bowers ; Assistants, Miss C.
Cornius, Miss E. Turner, Miss H. J*Iarks.

6. Mission Street School — Location, see Mixed
School No. 1. Principal, Mrs. J. H. Nevins;
Assistants, Miss S. M. Reed, Miss H. H. Hcagan.

7. Greenwich Street School — Location, see
Intermediate Department No. 5. Principal, Mrs.
R. D. Bird; Assistants, Miss S. Gousalves, Miss
S. Loring.

8. Hyde Street School — Location, see Mixed
School No. 2. Principal, Miss J. Lawless; As-
sistant, Miss H. McNeill.

9. Spring Valley School — Location, sec Gram-
mar School No. 6. Principal, Miss L. H. Mor-
gan.

10. Mission School. — Location, see Mixed
School, No. 1. Principal, Miss E. A. Fernald.

EVENING SCHOOLS,

Situate in Denrnan School House, corner Stock-
ton and Bush streets. Principal, Mr. J. E. Den-
man; Assistant, Mr. G. W. Bunnel.

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

Evening Foreign Class. — Powell Street, in
Grammar School No. 3. Principal, Mr. Thos. C.
Leonard.

THE TEACHERS.

In our Public Schools, as a general rule, there
have been such teachers as have given character
to their schools and to the deparimeut, and dig-
nity to their profession.

THE CHILPREX.

It has always been claimed by the friends of
our Public Schools, that, in general intelligence,
capacity and talent, tlie pupils found in them
were nnequaled by those to be met elsewhere, in
this or any other State. The recent examinations
were auspicious occasions for the pupils of the
Public Schools of this city. By the very large
number of ladies and gentlemen who gave them-
selves the pleasure of listening to and witnessing
those interesting rehearsals, it was conceded that
the pupils are not only all that has been claimed
for them, but, without dissent, it was acknowl-
edged that no better schools are to be found in
the city, or in fact desired, than £ye our Public
Schools as they are or as they may he conducted.

We cannot do better in expressing our ideas
of the children generally of the Public Schools as
they have appeared to us in our recent visits,
than to quote the following remark upon the sub-
ject recently made by a careful observer and ex-
perienced teacher. She sa3's: — "One peculiar
feature to be marked in the children attending
these schools is their healthful appearance. Their
robust proportions, clear complexions, and excess
of animal spirits, give full evidence that the
bracing climate of San Francisco is highly favor-
able to the growth and development of the phy-
sical nature of children ; and, if properly trained,
the mind, from very sympathy, must be suscepti-
ble of large culture, giving fair promise for the
future of California. Perhaps in no city in any
part of the world are there children brought
together with such diversity of habits, creeds,
thoughts and feelings, but with the ready adapta-
tion and quick assimilation of childhood these
destructive traits gradually pass away ; they catch
the impress of the prevailing tone, and when they
enter upon the responsible duties of life, will
prove themselves Americans in heart and Ameri-
cans in action. All ranks in society send their
children to these schools ; hence, if for no other
reason, they should be exalted to the highest
point of excellence, that the rich and poor may
alike draw their intellectual sustenance from the
same fountain. How important, then, that the

teachers should be experienced, competent and
responsible, that the instruction imparted be solid
and practical, and that morality and refinement
here find a place."

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.

The Industrial School or House of Refuge for
Juvenile Delinquents of the citj'' and county of
San Francisco, instituted by act of the Legislature
in April, 1858, is situate about seven miles south
of the City Hall, and on the Ocean House Road.
This department consists of a President, Vice-
President, and fifteen Managers (six of whom
are elected annually, to hold office for two years,
and until their successors are elected and quali-
fied, and three are appointed by the Super-
visors out of their own board) ; Life Members,
who have paid Si 00; Yearly Members, who
have paid $10; Secretary, Treasurer, Superin-
tendent, Deputy Superintendent, Teacher and
Matron.

The offspring of a noble benevolence on the
part of the business men and citizens of San Fran-
cisco, its purposes are declared solely to bo " the
detention, management, reformation, education
and maintenance of such children as shall be
committed or surrendered thereto. " It may re-
ceive vagrants living an idle or dissolute life,
under the age of 18 years; or children under
14, who on being tried before the Police Judge
or Court of Sessions, shall have been found to
have done an act, which if done by a person of
full age would be a crime or misdemeanor. Boys
and girls may, also, on application to and private
examination before the Police Judge in cham-
bers, become inmates of and receive all the bene-
fits to be derived from this institution. All
children received into it may be placed to such
employments, and may receive such school in-
struction as is suited to their capacity, and they
may, with their own consent, be apprenticed to
learn such trades and employments as will con-
duce to their welfare.

It is supported by mem.bership payments, pri-
vate contributions and a subsistence fund of
$1,000 per month from the city and county. Its
Educational Department is sustained out of the
School Fund of the city and county of San Fran-
cisco.

It was inaugurated 17th May, 1859, in presence
of the Board of Managers of the institution ; Mr.
Janes, the Superintendent of Public Schools;
the Board of Supervisors ; Judge Coon, of the
Police Court; Rev. Dr. Anderson; Reporters of
the local papers, and a numerous attendance of

GENERAL REVIEW.

the most respectable citizens. At 12 M., Presi-
dent Selby called the Board to order. Rev. Dr.
Anderson opened the meeting with prayer. Hon.
"\Vm. lilanding announced the due completion
of the building set apart as an Industrial School.

The President then read his report of the pro-
ceedings of the department for the preceding
year. Col. J. B. Crockett followed, in an eloquent
inaugural address, setting forth the history and
the objects of the institution.

The inaugural ceremonies were closed with a
benediction by the Rev. Dr. Anderson. A colla-
tion followed, and terminated " the event of the
day."

The first set of oflBcers of the Industrial School
Department were — President, Thos. H. Selby ;
Vice-President, Eugene L. Sullivan ; Managers,
for 1858 and 1860: Charles L. Taylor, Peter
Donahue, Robt. B. "Woodward, John Archbald ;
Managers, l&58-'59 : William Blanding, Fred.

A. Woodworth, S. Pillsbury, James De Fremery,
John F. O'Connor, James B. Roberts, E. H.
"Washburn, who succeeded C.W. Bond, resigned ;
added from the Board of Supervisors: Wm. A.
Darling, Thomas Tennent, N. C. Lane ; Trea-
surer, Wm. H. Tillinghast ; Secretary, James S.
Thom,son. The above were elected June 7, 1858.
The officers elected June 5, 1859, were — Presi-
dent, Joseph B. Leonard ; Vice-President, James
B.Roberts; Managers, for 1859-60: Jno. Arch-
bald, Peter Donahue, Charles H. Raymond, M.
D., Ira P. Rankin, Charles L. Taylor and Robert

B. Woodward; for 18o9-'61: Wm. Blanding,
Mark Brumagim, Oliver B. Jennings, Asa C.
Nichols. Gustave Touchard, Frederick A. Wood-
worth ; Treasurer, John P. Buckley ; Secretar^^,
James S. Thomson ; Superintendent, Frederick
Hennell ; Deputy Superintendent and Teacher,
Geo. H. Peck ; added from the Board of Super-
visors: Wm. A. Darling, Thomas Tennent and
Nathaniel C. Lane.

On 3d May, 1859, Capt. Frederick Hennell
was elected Superintendent; and on the Hth of
May, Geo. H. Peck, a Pioneer Public School
teacher in California, was appointed Deputy
Superintendent and Teacher.

The institution is located on the House of
Refuge Lot, which contains over 100 acres of
farming land.

We are indebted to the Alta newspaper for the
following description of the premises : —

"The edifice is a brick of two stories, besides
the basement. It consists of a main building,
and for the present has only one wing, and is

about 150 feet in its whole length. In the loca-
tion of the site and plan of tlie structure good
judgment and taste has been displayed. The
main buildihg has a fine, light and airy basement,
which latter is divided into apartments for cook-
ing, storage and other similar purposes. On the
next floor are the room of the Board of Managers,
ofiice, parlor, sitting-room, etc., of the Superin-
tendent. The upper story is divided into apart-
ments for various officers of the institution. Ad-
joining the main building, and extending south-
ward, is that portion of the structure devoted to
confining, governing and schooling those sen-
tenced to it. This section of the building is
lighted on eirher side by long windows, extend-
ing nearly the whole hight of the walls, strongly
grated on the inside. Inside the outer walls, is
a middle building, in which are the cells or dor-
mitories, leaving a court-yard extending around
the whole, and some 15 feet in width. There are
48 cells (calculated for that number ofoccupants)
distributed in three tiers or stories. The cells
have been constructed with a view to safe keep-
ing, but a due regard to the health and comfort
of those who are to occupy them has been ob-
served. They are well ventilated and lighted,
and each one is supplied with a comfortable bed.
They are eight feet high each, and have a floor
surface of six by eight feet. The court on the
east side is the school-room. At the extreme
southern end is another building, two stories
high, containing the hospital, bed rooms for at-
taches, wash and bathing rooms, etc. ' The build-
ing is admirably lighted and ventilated, and a
plenty of water is distributed to every part of
it."

June 1st, 1859, 15 juveniles, consisting of one
girl and nine boys, had been received into the
establishment. Nearly the whole of these had
voluntarily applied to Judge Coon in chambers.
and were adjudged by that gentleman to be
proper subjects to receive the benefits of this
asylum.

The Industrial School for Juvenile Delinquents
is calculated to confer a large amount of benefit
upon this community. If it shall have proper
facilities to sustain, to encourage and to assist it
in its pioneer steps, and due exertion and pru-
dence are put forth in its management, it is ex-
pected that it will prove an invaluable benefit
to the Slate, and a blessing to multitudes of the
erring and vicious children of the Common-
wealth.

Arr omnibus leaves the Plaza, corner of Clay

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

and Kearuy streets, for the House of Refuge
daily, at 10 A. M. ; leaves the House of Refuge
for City Hall daily, at 2 P. M. Fare 50 cents.

SAINT IGXATIUS COLLEGE.

Organized as a day school on the 15th October,
1855, and chartered as an incorporated college
on the 30th April, 1859, under the direction of
the R. R. Fathers of the Society of Jesus. The
average attendance during the current session, is
65 pupils. Ancient and modern languages, with
the higher classical studies, are taught as in other
graduating institutions. There are at present,
seven profes.sors. Rev. A. Maraschi, S. J., who
is at the head of the establishment, is also gen-
eral agent for Santa Clara College, Santa Clara,
California. A large structure for the better ac-
commodation of the pupils, is in contemplation.
This is the first college ever chartered in the city
of San Francisco. Location, Market Street near
Stockton.

UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC.

Medical Department. — Faculty : J. Morison,
M. D., Professor of Pathology and of the Principles
and Practice of Medicine ; Isaac Rowell, M. D.,
Professor of Chemistry ; R. Beverly Cole, M. D.,
Professor of Physiology and of Obstetrics and
Diseases of "Women and Children; E. S. Cooper,
M. D., Professor of Anatomy and Surgery; B. R.
Carman, M. D., Professor of Materia Medica;
Hon. Geo. Barstow, Professor of Medical Juris-
prudence.

This medical college is established upon a firm
basis, and has already a larger class than similar
institutions have generally had for the first session
in the older States. The college has six profes-
sorships, and lectures are being given with the
greatest degree of regularity.

San Francisco has several advantages over any
other city in the United States for the permanent
establishment of a flourishing Medical College.
Its climate is equally adapted to dissections at all
seasons of the year, giving the student an advan-
tage in that respect which cannot be enjoyed at
any other place on the globe.

There is probably no city of the size of San Fran-
cisco in whicli the same number of important sur-
gical operations are constantly being performed,
which is an important feature, and calculated to
advance the interests of medical teaching here.
The habits and avocations of our people are such
that there is an immense preponderance of casual-
ties, giving rise to the necessity for the perform-
ance ot sur^'ical operations over other regions of

the United States, with the same population.
And the medical gentlemen constituting the
faculty of this new Medical College appear re-
solved to make the best use of all the advantages
which nature and circumstances have offered in
favor of medical teaching in this city.

PRIVATE SCHOOLS.

San Francisco is not only fortunate in the pos-
session of her excellent Public Schools, and in
the enjoyment of their blessings, but she has also
many flourishing ^m-afe institutions of a deserv-
edly high character. "We note the following which
have come under our notice :

SAN FRANCISCO COLLEGE.

Commenced in March, 1854, as the Trinity
High School, and was in June of this year organ-
ized on its present basis, supplying the necessity
of an institution where an University education
can be obtained, contiguous to the city, free from
any sectarian associations. The College, College
Hall and College School are situated on Bushi
between Mason and Taylor streets, on a planked
road, easy of access from the city, on an eminence
commanding an extensive view of the surround-
ing country. The dwelling-house is commodious,
affording ample accommodation for such students
as board at the college, with suitable conveni-
ences and comforts. A play-ground inclosing
two fifty-vara lots, is attached to the college,
with gymnasium for senior and junior pupils.
The academical year consists of one session, com-
mencing on the 1st of August, and lasting until
the 30th of June. There is a recess of a fortnight
at Christmas ; also, a week at Easter. The sum-
mer vacation takes place in the month of July.
The annual exaihination and exhibition take
place every Christmas. There are never less than
80 students in attendance. The course of studies
in the several divisions includes the ordinary
English branches, Latin, Greek, modern lan-
guages, mathematics, drawing, painting, music,
etc. There is a well-selected library, and the
most complete set of philosophical apparatus in
the State, and one of the globes is seven and a
half feet in diameter. The whole is under the
direction of the Rev. John Chittenden, of St.
John's College, Cambridge, England, and of Uni-
versity College, London ; A. S. Lowndes, of Ox-
ford University, England ; with other professors
from the continent for the foreign languages, and
others for music, etc. .Terms of tuition, with
board, are from $30 to $35 per month ; without
board, from $7^ to $15 per month, payable, the

GENERAL REVIEW.

former three months, the latter one month in ad-
vance.

ST. Mary's hall.

Under the care and management of Rev. Dr.
Yer Mehr and lady. Situated corner o( Bush and
Taylor streets. Few schools of this class sustain
a higher character for the thorough and finished
education given those attending, and the high
moral influence imparted to all connected with
the institution, than does the school in ques-
tion.

The course of study includes all those common
English and advanced branches necessary to a
complete system of education ; also, drawing,
painting, music, etc. ; and for the practical acqui-
sition of modern languages, this institute may be
especially recommended.

The institute is essentially a boarding-school,
and offers a desirable home indeed for young
ladies absent from the parental roo£

SAN FRAKCISCO FEMALE INSTITDTE.

In charge of Mrs. M. B. Swedenstierna. This
school was opened with the express design of
establishing in San Francisco a permanent insti-
tution, where advantages for a thorough and
complete education should remove all necessity
or desire, on the part of parents, for sending their
daughters to any Eastern school. It has been
in successful operation since the early part of
1855. Under the experienced Principal, aided
by the well qualified instructors in the several
branches, a finished female education can be here
obtained.

HEBREW SCHOOL.

At the Emanuel Synagogue, Broadway, be-
tween Powell and Mason streets, a school is
taught. One hundred pupils in attendance. Mr.
Levy, Principal. There is also a school at the
Synagogue of the Sherith Israel, Stocktou Street,
near Broadway. Rev. H. A. Henry, Principal.
About 30 pupils in attendance.

Beside the schools, public and private, that we
have enumerated, there are a number of others —
male and female, Catholic and Protestant — of
which we can furnish no particulars ; as their
conductors have either failed to respond to our
inquiries, or we have overlooked them. But the
facts shown demonstrate conclusively, that while
the facilities for obtaining a finished classical
education in San Francisco are second to but few
cities in the Union, the means aftbrdod for good
common school instruction are superior to most.

Beligioos and Benevolent Societies.

The number of these a.ssociations has continued
to increa-se during the 3'ear just passed. The lib-
eral spirit manifested by our citizens towards
i these important public institutions, evince a no-
ble and proper appreciation of the efforts of the
directors in relieving the destitute and the needy.
The numerous list of associations of this charac-
ter to be found in the Appendix, and the opera-
tions of each therein detailed, are the best evi-
dences of their efficiency and the fidelity of those
benevolent citizens under whose superintendence
they are placed.

SUNDAY SCHOOLS.

The Sabbath Schools connected with the differ-
ent churches are in a prosperous condition. We
are indebted to the courtesy of J. F. Lamdin,
Esq., the Secretary, for the following statement
of the operations of the

San Francisco Sabbath School Union. — The
Union was re-organized May, 1857.

The anniversary was held on the 12th June,
1859, at the Calvary Church, when reports were
read by the Secretary from the different schools,
showing them to be in a very encouraging state
A number of conversions had taken place during
the year, and a religious feeling pervading the
schools which gave promise of a still more encour-
aging result from the labors of the ensuing year.
But few deaths were reported to have occurred
in all the schools the past year, which was a
cause sufficient to call forth the liveliest emotions
of gratitude to Him who is the Author of all good.
The following schools compose the Union :

Superintendents.

Teache's

Scholars

CHURCHES.

■1

>■

£1

First rresbvteriiiii

John 1). Aithur. .

«.">

First ('onjcrftfHtiomil. . . .

Wiilard Leonard.

.SI

118

114

PiiweM Street Methodist. .

John liunis. Jr. .

(iH

Fiilsom Street Metliodist. .

W. H. t\)Jdingtou

II'iwHr'l St. Presbyterian.

1). W. Hawley...

Fiist liHptist

A. H. Forbes

.•54

Onpont Street German...

F. Schollenberger

•HO

Olive Uriiutli Haptist.. .

('.. S. (Jilbert. . .

lit

Cliirkc Street Itetliel. . . .

W. McK. liokee.

..I

.Mission Street fJerman...

R. Scholett'cHer. .

.Seamen's Bethel Metho'st

— Kenncrson. . . .

.19

(*alvarv Presityterian. .

H. 1". Coon

20i

Mason Street Mis.<ion. . . .

H. L. Leffingrwen.

.V.

Broadway German

A. Kellner

Totals

157

115

671

684

Officers l859-'60 — President, A. B. Forbes;
Vice-Presidents, Dr. F. Knox, John Burns, Jr.
and Henry J. Wells; Secretary and Treasurer,
John McKee ; Directors, the Superintendents of
the different Sunday Schools composing the
Union.

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

Pilgrim Sunday School. — Couiiected with the
First Unitarian Sucietj' ; Stockton between Claj*
and Sacramento streets. Organized August 13,
1S53. Services commences quarter before one
o'clocli P. M. Officers — Superintendent, Samuel
H. Lloyd : Assistant Superintendents, John G.
Dawes, Julia A. Austin ; Treasurer, H. Kimball ;
Librarian, "W. Ayer, M. D. ; Average attendance
of Pupils, 120 males, 127 females; Teachers,
43 : Total, 290 ; Number of volumes in Library,
2,025. The school is under the government of the
P. S. S. Teachers' association organized May,
1854, which holds its meetings semi-monthly.

Gh'ace Church Parish Sunday School. — Corner
of Powell and Jackson. Officers — Superinten-
dent, Stephen Smith ; Librarian, L. R. Town-
send; Assistant Librarian, H. Mathews; 2d As-
sitant Librarian, S. Smith, Jr. Number of Vol-
umes, 800; Number of Pupils, 180; Teachers,
23 : Total, 203.

HOME FOR THE INEBRIATE.

The Dashaway Temperance Association have
determined to establish an asylum for inebriates,
where they can be taken, cured of the habit and
induced to join the association ; to carry out
which they have elected the following officers:
President. James E. Wainwright; Treasurer, M.
R. Roberts; Secretary, "W. H. Jones; Managers,
F. E. R.Whitney, J. E.Wainwright, W. H. Jones,
J.B. Urmy, M. Hall, Jr., R.W. Heath, Capt. M. R.
Roberts and James Donahue, the three latter are
taken from the citizens at large not members of
the association. Thej^ will select a location as
soon as a suitable building can be obtained, when
the commencement of a work will be witnessed
that will no doubt terminate in the most ben-
eficial results.

IIASOKS AND ODD FELLOWS.

The difl'erent associations connected with the
Masonic Fraternity and the I. 0. of Odd Fellows,
are represented to be in a very prosperous state.
The Fraternity of P. and A. M. have dispensed,
during the year 1857, up to the 1st of December,
the sum of $3,000. The sum dispensed by indi-
vidual Lodges during the same period, amounted
to $1,500. The Board of Relief are at present
contributing to the support of five widows and
fourteen orphans of deceased members.

In the dispensing of charities, each Lodge sup-
ports its own infirm or indigent members, buries
deceased members, and provides for the widows
and orphans, and, in addition thereto, contributes
to the general relief fund, to be dispensed by the

Board of Relief, in aid of members of the Order
who are strangers, and in the support of widows
and orphans of members.

The amount contributed by the individual
Lodges to the Boards of Relief, is ten cents per
month for each member, and $5 for each degree
conferred.

For list of the different associations and the
officers of each, see Appendix, page 393.

Associations, Literary, Protective, etc.

For a description of the different associations,
the reader is referred to the Appendix, page 386,
in which will be found the officers and opera-
tions of each during the past year. The pro-
gress made by many of these associations, reflect
credit upon the members thereof, and worthy of
the liberality so generously exhibited in their
support.

FIRE DEPARTMENT.

The Department at present consists of 910
members — divided into 14 engine and three
hook-and-ladder companies. For their accom-
modation there are 17 houses; and for their use,
14 fire-engines, 14 hose carriages and three hook
and ladder trucks. There are in the city 61 cis-
ciaterns, capable of holding 1,041,900 gallons of
water — many of them substantially built of brick
and cement.

"We refer our readers to the Appendix, page
373, for a complete description of the organiza-
tion of this important branch of the public ser-
vice, in which will be found a mass of information
concerning the different companies, useful to its
members, and interesting to every citizen.

SAN FRANCISCO CITY WATER WORKS.

This company, incorporated June 15th, 1857,
was organized for the purpose of supplying the
city of San Francisco with water. The supply is
obtained from a stream which discharges itself
into the outer bay, near Point Lobos. It is of
the purest quality, being very soft and thoroughly
filtered in its passage through the sand hills that
are situated between the Mission Dolores and the
ocean. The quantity discharged each 24 consecu-
tive hours, from the seemingly diminutive source,
is 2,500,000 gallons. This quantity, taking the
Philadelphia rate of requirement as a standard
— that is to say, 20 gallons to every individual
per day, for all purposes incident to an entire
community — will give a supply quite sufficient
for 125,000 inhabitants; and ample for this city
for years to come. From the mouth of this creek
the company have built an aqueduct seven miles

GENERAL REVIEW

in length, which follows along the shore until it
reaches North Beach, with a grade of 30 inches
to the mile, and afl'ording a velocity of one mile
per hour. At North Beach a receiving reservoir
has been erected, of the capacity of 2.000,000 of
gallons, from which the supply of water is now
obtained. The company purpose to erect, im-
mediately, two large reservoirs on Russian Hill,
one at au elevation of 125 feet above tide water,
of a capacity to hold 6,000,000 gallons; and
the other, of an elevation of 250 feet, to hold
2,000,000 gallons. From these reservoirs, mains
will be laid to conduct the water to every sec-
tion of the city, from which lateral branches will
take it for general distribution. Tiie companj-
commenced laying pipes in September, 1858,
since which time, 40,160 feet have been laid,
which is being extended daily. Number of hy-
drants, for fire purposes, erected, 45. Present
cost of works, $300,000. Amount capital stock,
$1,500,000. Term of charter, 20 years. Date
of introduction of water, September 27, 1858.

Eeview of Industrial Enterprises.

The Business Directory, published in the pre-
sent volume, will best exhibit the progress al-
ready made in the different branches of mechan-
ical industry in this city. "We propose in this
review to make a brief reference to a few of the
most important branches and to exhibit some
very interesting statistics collected during the
progress of our labors.

FOUNDRIES, MACHINE SHOPS, ETC.

There is no department of mechanical industry
in tliis city in wliich more enterprise and energy
is exhibited than in the manufacture of machi-
nery and the working of metals generally. There
is probably no city of the Union that will bear a
comparison to San Francisco in this respect. The
number of establishments is estimated at 200,
affording employment to about 1,000 persons.

mON FOUNDRIES.

The number of iron foundries is seven. Aggre-
gate number of persona employed, from 240 to
450.

Union Iron Works. — Mr. Peter Donahue, the
proprietor, commenced operations in 1849. These
works are the most extensive in the city, cover-
ing an area of seven full sized water lots. The
buildings are of the most substantial kind, all of
brick; con.sisting of foundry, 50 by 60 feet; one
machine shop is 40 by 80 feet, and four stories
high ; one machine shop, blacksmiths' and boiler

shop has just been completed, 40 by 160 feet.
"Within these buildings are the best tools to be
found in the Slate, consisting of Wentworth's
massive drilling and slotting machines, compound
planers, one of Z. CofBn's superior lathes, which
swings eight feet, and with the pit lathe can turn
a pnlly 22 feet diameter ; the length of the lathe
is 30 feet. One of Nasmyth's steam hammers is
situated in the center of the smith's shop. In
addition to the tools enumerated above are lathes,
planers, drills and a large riveting machine.
The first castings made in this State was at this
foundry. The contract for the boilers and engines
of the new side wheel steamer Saginaw was
awarded by the lion. Secretary of the Navy to
Mr. Donahue, being the first contract for a
government steamer on the Pacific coast. The
work is now progressing rapidly toward comple-
tion. Mr. Donahue gives employment to from
90 to 150 men.

Vulcan Iron Works Co. — Successors to George
Gordon & Steen. The Vulcan Iron "Works were
established in August, 1851, by Gordon & Steen,
for the manufacture of steam engines and machi-
nery. In January, 1855, they were converted
into a joint stock incorporated company. Present
proprietors, T. A. Monkhouse, S. Aitkin^ Paul
Torquet and Charles R. Steiger, who had been
with the concern from its commencement. These
works have turned out about 200 engines and 400
boilers, with the machinery of upwards of 300
saw, flour and quartz mills, candle and starch
fiictories, etc. All the hydraulic machinery for
raising brick buildings in San Francisco, were in-
vented and made at these works. The number
of hands employed varies from 45 to 90. The
business averages $770,000 per annum.

Pacific Foundry. — Goddard & Co., proprietors.
These works were established on their present
location, September, 1850, by Egery & Hinkley.
The improvements consisted of a one-story frame
building, 50 by 50 feet, in which a general
foundry and machine business was transacted.
December, 1S53, the proprietors purchased the
interest of the original owners — erected a three-
story building, 30 by GO feel, and added greatly,
by improvements in machinery, etc., to former
facilities for meeting the increase of trade. The
cupolas, two in number, have a capacity of melt-
ing 12 tuns of metal per day. The woi^ks employ
from 50 to 80 men, and the average annual busi-
ness is $240,000.

Fulton Foundry.— E.\ac\i\QY, Worth & Field,
proprietors. These works were established by

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

Worth, Hyde & Field, Sept. 8, 1855, as a ma-
chine shop; July 2, 1856, facilities were added
for casting metals and changed to present style
of Arm on the 6th of same month. The works
at present keep about 30 hands employed in the
different departments.

Albion Foundi-y. —Spratl & Debrie, proprietors ;
Pino between Sansome and Montgomery. These
works are principally employed in the manufac-
ture of steam engines, grist and quartz mill ma-
chinery and castings for house fronts. Number
of men employed, 10 to 25.

Shaw's Foundry. — This is a small foundry con-
nected with the Agricultural Implement Manu-
factory of T. 0. Shaw & Co. Sacramento near
Davis. Number of men employed, 6 to 10.

Sutter Iron Works. — These works were estab-
lished on the corner of Folsom and Beale streets
January, 1850, by George K. Gluyas, in connec-
tion with the International Navigation Company
known as the Aspinwall Company. The build-
ings were not fully completed until September,
of the same year, when the works were in full
operation and did a very large business. Prior
to September, the work that was transacted by
this establishment, was, to a great extent, per-
formed in the open air. Number of hands em-
ployed, 30.

In addition to the foundries above enumerated,
there are numerous smaller establishments en-
gaged in the working of iron, affording employ-
ment to a large number of persons.

BOILER WORKS.

The Boiler "Works of Messrs. Coffey & Risdon,
are engaged in an extensive and increasing busi-
ness, employing a large number of hands, involv-
ing a heavy outlay for labor and materials, the
the past year, of $90,000. The worthy proprie-
tors are men of family, settled here as permanent
Californians, and deserve, as they will certainly
achieve, success. The number of men employed,
about 40.

MACHINE SHOPS.

Empire and Keystone Iron Works. — D. Yan
Pelt, proprietor; 90 and 92 Bush. These works
are engaged in the manufacture of iron shutters,
vaults, safes, etc. Mr. Van Pelt is owner of the
right for this State and Oregon, for the patent,
self-regulating wind-mill, invented by F. G. John-
son, a valuable and important assistant for farm-
ers, miners, etc. Number of men employed at
these work, 15.

San Francisco Steam Engine and Machine
Works. — Devoe & Co. proprietors; south-west

corner Market and Fremont. A large number
of steam engines are annually manufactured at
these works; also, light machinery of every des-
cription. Number of men employed, from 10 to 20.

Eureka Works. — "William McKibbin, proprie-
tor; Pine between Sansome and Montgomery.
This establishment manufactures iron stair.?, shut-
ters, railings and house work of every descrip-
tion. The celebrated Eureka Key and Clamp
Bridge is also manufactured by Mr. McKibbin.
Number of men employed, 10.

Phoenix Works. — Kittredge & Fraser, proprie-
tors; Battery near Pacific. These works annu-
ally manufacture large quantities of fire-proof
doors, shutters, gratings and house-work gene-
rally. Number of men employed, from 15 to 20.

Pracy's Machiiie Works. — Market near Second.
Employed in the manufacture of steam engines,
quartz and grist mill machinery, printing presses
and machinery in general. Number of men em-
ployed, from 10 to 20.

There are numerous other establishments en-
gaged in the working of metals, viz: blacksmith
shops, 45 ; brass foundries, 5 ; carriage and wa-
gon smiths, 25; tinsmiths, 48 ; coppensraiths, 12
— exclusive of those employed in the precious
metals.

CALIFORXIA METALLURGICAL WORKS.

The California Metallurgical "Works, cor Harris
and Brannan, have been in successful operation
during the last three years. They are both ex-
tensive and admirably adapted for the assaying
of different descriptions of ore, and especially for
the extraction of gold from the tailings of quartz
milLs. During the first 15 months that these
works were in operation, but one furnace was
used ; during the succeeding three months, two
were employed. The aggregate amount of gold
extracted from quartz tailings and ores, during
this period, is $150,000. The whole of this sum
may be considered clear gain, and as two-thirds,
or $100,000, were paid to tlie owners of quartz
leads, who have invested their money, as a gen-
eral thing, in this State, the item becomes of con-
siderable importance. About $50,000 have been
taken from sweepings, polishings, cinders from
assay offices, etc.; and of this amount two-thirds
or $33,333, have been paid to the parties from
whom the material was obtained. The entire
cost of these works is $150,000, and they furnish
employment to 16 persons. The agents are
Messrs. "Wass, Uznay & Co.

In addition to the Eureka Refinery and the
Metallurgical "V^'orks, there are fivo other estab-

GENERAL REVIEW.

lisbments for the refining and assaying of gold,
silver, etc. The offices of G. W. Bell, Henry
Hentsch and Kellogg & Humbert, are very ex-
tensive aud capable of trausactiug a large amount
of business.

REFINING OP GOLD AND SILVER.
The Gold and Silver Refinery is located on
Brannau near Harris. The refinery, a substantial
brick structure, is one story in hight, and GO feet
in width by 130 in length, together with the
various implements in use, represent a perma-
nently invested capital of about $60,000. Em-
ployment is furnished to an average of from 25
to 30 persons. Operations were commenced at
the refinery on the 14th of March, 1858, and con-
tinued until August 8th, when they wore tem-
porarily suspended. Since that time the facilities
have been greatly increased, and in August next
the business will be resumed. The refinery has
a capacity equal to the refining of 20,000 ounces
of gold per day, or, at $17 per ounce, $340,000.
The amount refined during the period it was in
operation was equal to $15,000,000. E. Justh
is the proprietor. A laudable feature of the
management of this establishment is, that all
gold deposited is returned in American coin, as
the refined gold is coined at the Branch Mint at
San Francisco. By the operations of this refinery,
two considerable items were saved to the State,
viz., the value of the sulphate of copper (import-
ant for agricultural purposes) annually produced,
and the consumption of sulphuric acid, which is
manufactured from native sulphur at San Fran-
cisco; the first amounting to $100,000, and the
latter to over $35,000 annually.

CHEMICALS.

The San Francisco Chemical Works are located
near Mission Dolores ; Farmer, Chase & Co. pro-
prietors. These works have been successfully
employed for the last three years in the manufac-
ture of acids, The average number of persons
employed is 14, and the amount of acids dis-
posed of during the past year amounted to over
$100,000.

The Chemical Laboratory of J. Mosheimer &
Co., Bryant Street, near South Park, is employed
in the assaying of ores aud minerals of every
description.

CORDAGE AND OAKUM.

The San Francisco Cordage and Oakum Fac-
tory, located at the Potrero. This enterprise
commenced in April, 1856, by Messrs. Flint, Pea-
body & Co., and Messrs. Tubbs & Co., since

which time the operations of the company have
been successful. The buildings connected with
the works are of the most extensive and per-
manent character. The main structure, occupied
as a rope-walk is 1,000 feet in length, and the
spinning factory is 100 by 40 feet in length. The
consumption of raw material is about 4,000
pounds of hemp and 3,000 pounds of oakum per
day, which is obtained from Manila, and arrange-
ments have been completed for regular shipments
thereof, until California shall be able to furnish
the same from the products of her own soil.
Office of these works, 139 Front. The enter-
prising proprietors of this establishment are now
engaged in the manufacture of cordage from
California grown hemp. The specimens exhibited
at the last Mechanics' Fair will favorably com-
pare with the imported article. They have also
made arrangements for the importation of seed,
for the production in this State of a sufficient
quantity of the raw material to supply the de-
mands for home consumption.

THE REFINING OF SUGAR.

The San Francisco Sugar Refinery is owned by
a company of San Francisco and New York mer-
chants organized by the Legislature of the State.
The works of the company are located at San
Francisco, corner Price and Harrison ; they are
of the most extensive character, and of a capacity
sufficient to supply the entire consumption of
sugar in this State. The main building is 75 feet
in width by 122 in length, and five stories high.
Several small buildings are attached, for the
prosecution of the diflerent branches connected
with the refinery. The entire premises cover an
area of 412 by 275 feet. The raw material con-
sumed at these works is obtained from Manila,
Batavia and other islands in the Pacific, and a
line of clipper barks is now employed in main-
taining a regular supply, to meet the require-
ments of the company. It is estimated that 400
tuns of sugar and 20,000 gallons of syrup per
month can be manufactured at these works. The
number of hands employed is 150. Cost of
buildings aud grounds, $100,000.

The California Sugar Refinery, located Battery
near Broadway, erected at an expense of $60,000
are extensive and admirably adapted to the pur-
poses to which they are appropriated. Capacity,
per month, 500,000 pounds.

WOOLEN GOODS.

The extensive growth of wool in this State,
and the demand existing on this coast for goods

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

manufactured therefrom, have engaged the atten-
tion of an association of capitalists, who have
made the necessary arrangements for the early
construction of a manufactory for the production
of blankets and other woolen goods, to be of a
capacity sufficient to supply the demand for home
consumption and our export trade. This move-
ment is but one of the many evidences to bo seen
in almost every section of the State, of the rapid
advancement of our manufacturing interests ; and
it is to be desired that the projectors thereof will
meet with a success commensurate with the im-
portance of the enterprise in which they are
engaged.

FURNITURE.

One of the most important branches of Califor-
nia industry is the manufacture of furniture.
Heretofore, large amounts of money have been
monthly remitted East and to Europe, for the pay-
ment of the heavy importations of furniture that
were required to meet the demand occasioned by
the influx of a large population and the rapid
growth of the State. By the exertions of our
enterprising mechanics, a large portion of this
trade will henceforth be secured to this State.
The pioneers and the most prominent of those
engaged in effecting this result, is the house of J.
Gr. Clark & Co., 128 Washington Street, to whom
great credit is also due for the rapid development
of this branch of our home productions. The
manufactory of these gentlemen is of the most
extensive character, comprising all the various
departments necessar}' to transform the roughest
material into the most elegant and finished arti-
cles of domestic utility. A large proportion of
the flnest furniture sold by this extensive firm is
manufactured at their establishment, and as spe-
. cimens of workmanship, they will favorably com-
pare with the most costly manufactured at the
east. There are several specimens of wood grown
in this State and ou this coast, that are suitable
for manufacturing purposes, and considerable
quantities thereof, are annually consumed in the
operations of this establishment. The number
of men employed is 30.

The extensive establishment of J. Peirce, 115
and 117 California Street, is also well supplied
with an extensive assortment of furniture of their
own manufacture and of eastern importation.

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

The extensive establishment of T. Ogg Shaw
& Co. on Sacramento near Davis, for the manu-
facture of a variety of agricultural implements,
including several of California invention, has

been for some months in successful operation.
There is probably no State in the Union in which
a greater demand for labor-saving machinery ex-
ists than in this, and the enterprising proprietors
have therefore, an extensive field for their exer-
tions. The number of men employed is 25.

CAMPHENE AND OIL.

There are seven establishments engaged in the
manufacture of camphene and the refining of oil,
the aggregate capacity of which is estimated at
over 50,000 gallons per month. The works of
A. C. Dietz & Co., located on Natoma Street, is
one of the largest and most complete ; its capac-
ity is 800 gallons per day. Over 75,000 gallons
of camphene were manufactured at this estab-
lishment during the year 1858.

FLOUR MILLS.

The number of flour mills is ten ; the aggre-
gate capacity of which, is nearly 1,000 barrels
of flour per day. The most extensive of these
mills are the Eureka, located at North Beach, at
present closed, and the New Genessee Mills,
owned by Kennedy & Hopkins.

BICE MILLS.

The number of mills engaged in the cleansing
of rice, coffee, etc., is two. The Oriental Mills,
owned by Henry Baker & Co., located on Fre-
mont Street, have a capacity of cleaning and
polishing from 50,000 to 100,000 pounds per day.

SAW MILLS.

There are four Steam Saw Mills at present in
operation in this city, with an aggregate of 18
saws and a capacity of 8,000,000 feet of lumber
per annum, and employing 45 men. Attached
to these mills, are manufactories for the produc-
tion of sashes, doors, packing boxes, etc. ; and
one of these mills (Chace's) has connected with
it, machinery for making barrels, with a capacity
for 250 per day.

BREWERIES.

The number of Breweries in the city is 18;
aggregate capacity, over 100,000 gallons per an-
num, and employing about 100 persons. The
new establishment of Holscher, Wieland & Co.,
the Philadelphia Brewery, situated on Second
near Folsom, is the most extensive establishment
of the kind on the Pacific coast, and the enter-
prise displayed by the proprietors, in its comple-
tion, is worthy of attention.

PACIFIC MATCH MANUFACTORY.

These works, recently erected by a company
of practical workmen, are located on t'le corner

GENERAL REVIEW

of Braiuian and Johnston streets. The machin-
ery cniploj-ed is of the noost improved construc-
tion, and is believed to be of sufficient capacity
to supply the entire consumption of matches in
this State. The capacity of the works are about
100 gross of matches per day, whicli can be in-
creased whenever the demand requires it. This
establishment is at present closed.

BILLIARD TABLEa

There are eight establishments in this city en-
gaged in the )piauufactory of billiard tables, af-
fording constant employment to from 40 to 80
persons. The manufactories of Hughes & O'Con-
nor, 182 Montgomery, and J. Strahle & Co. 123
Sacramento, are the most extensive. The first
named firm are the agents for this coast for M.
Phelan's improved tables and bis patent combi-
nation cushion.

MACARONI AND VERMICELLI.

There are two establishments engaged in this
city in the manufacture of these valuable arti-
cles of food, large quantites of which are annu-
ally shipped to the different ports of the Pacific.
The house of Meuli, Schulthess & Co. 174 Mis-
sion constantly employ several persons in their
extensive business.

Interesting Statistics.

The following interesting statistics have been
compiled from the " Business Directory" of the
present volume: — Number of attorneys in San
Francisco, 271; physicians, 169; commission-
merchant.?, 320 ; hotels, boarding and lodging-
houses, 286; cigar dealers, 130; carpenter shops,
75 ; dry goods establishments, 117 ; fruit dealers,
72; grocers, 328; hair-dressing saloons, 60;
bakeries, 63; breweries, 18; butchers and mar-
kets, 125; furniture and bedding, 70; clothing,
including tailors and drapers, 256 ; restaurants,
66 ; watchmakers and jewelers, 50 ; wood and
coal yards, 65 ; upholsterers and paper-haugers,
30 ; bathing- houses, 14 : brokers, 150 ; cooper
shops, 33 ; hardware-dealers, 32 ; lumber-dealers,
32; millinery stores, 43; painters, 50; dress-
making establishments, 56 ; stoves and tinware
dealers, 51; agricultural stores, 14; apothecaries
and druggists, 21 ; assay establishments, 8; auc-
tioneers, 20 ; bankers, 16; billiard table makers,
9 ; cabinet-makers, 21 ; camphene distilleries, 7 ;
confectioners, 16; daguerreian galleries, 14;
dyeing establishments, 4 ; gunsmiths, 14 ; har-
ness and saddlery, 19; hatters, 16; printing-
offices, 13; produce-dealers, 70. The Business

Directory will furnish reliable information of the
different trades and professions not included here,
to which the attention of the reader is invited.

LIQUOR DEALERS.

It is estimated that there are nearlj- 800 estab-
lishments in San Francisco at which liquors are
sold, viz. : wholesale, 90 ; retail, (saloons) 399 ;
hotels, 25 ; groceries where liquors are sold, 200 ;
billiard saloons, 14. These figures do not include
commission-merchants and brokers, who deal
more or less in the article.

SHIP BUILDING.

This branch of mechanical industry, although
in its infancy in this State, is gradually assuming
an important feature in the business of this city.
There are at present several extensive firms
profitably engaged, employing a large number of
persons. During the past season, several steamers
and sailing ships were constructed, and at the
present time there are three steamers and several
sailing vessels on the stocks intended for the bay
and river trade.

THE PRESS.

There are 36 different newspaper and periodi-
cal publications issued from this city, of which
15 are daily, 16 weekly, 3 monthly, 1 quarterly
and 1 annually. Of the dailies 6 issue weeklies
and 3 steamer editions, in addition to their
regular issues, making an aggregate of 44 differ-
ent papers. Published in foreign languages, 9,
viz., French, 5 ; German, 2 ; Spanish, 1 ; and
Italian 1. Of the weeklies 5 are devoted to reli-
gion and 1 to agriculture. Of the monthlies, 2
are devoted to literature and I to agriculture.
Since the list of newspapers on p. 396 was com-
piled, a new French paper, Lc Mineur, under the
editorial management of D. Frick, has made its
appearance, and the Vox F&puU has been dis-
continued.

HAZARD POWDER MAGAZINE.

The Hazard Gunpowder Company, through
their agent, Mr. E. H. Parker, of this city, have
completed a magazine situated on the bay, mid-
way between Rincon and Hunter's points. The
building is of the most substantial character, is
50 feet long by 30 feet wide, and two stories in
hight. The capacity of the magazine is about
750,000 pounds, or nearly 400 tuns. Besides the
qualities of powder used by government, and by
ships and sportsmen, a vast amount is used in
California for blasting operations, and it is there-
fore an article of great importance to the country.
Its dangerous character, however, makes it a

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

very unfit article to be kept in the city in any
great quantity.

OUR WIXE VAULTS.

The sales of native wine in tliis State are in-
creasing very rapidly. The firms of Sainsevaine
& Brother, and Kohler and Co., of this city, are
extensively engaged in the trade. The wine
cellars of Kohler and Co. under the Montgomery
Block, contain over 70,000 gallons, and the new
vault of Sainsevain & Brother, is of a capacity to
contain over 600 pipes.

The vault of Messrs. Sainsevain, is located on
Mission Street near Third. It is 160 feet in
length by 50 feet in width. There is now stored
therein, over 100,000 bottles of "Sparkling Cali-
fornia " and 400 pipes of assorted wines. When
fully completed there will be connected with the
vault, several large vats of a capacity of 1,500
gallons each and a steam saw mill for the manu-
facture of boxes for packing the wine.

SEWING MACHINES.

There are several depots in the city for the sale
of the different styles of Sewing Machines. The
new pattern of Wheeler & Wilson's, is warmly
recommended by numerous families, in this city,
who have tested its working qualities. Mrs. E.
Cakes Smith, in referring to the advantage of this
pattern says :

"I have never had a needle broken in its use,
nor has it in the least become disordered — not-
withstanding that I have allowed several persons
to learn upon it, and all kinds of houseWold work
have been executed thereon ; indeed, fine mus-
lins and heavy broadcloths have tested not only
its delicac}- but its strength, also.

Second — the work does not rip, and every
housekeeper can appreciate that quality. The
work is what is called stitching, ai.d I find it
much more elegant than a common hem for all
needle purposes. It gives a handsome finish to
the tucks and hems of skirts, while, in shirt-mak-
ing, no work done by the hand can compare with
that executed upon the sewing machine. No
woman's eyes or fingers can execute work with
an equal precision and finish.

Third — it is a vast saving, not only of nerves
and patience, but of time also. The machine is
equal to the labor of nine or ten persons. One
individual can sit profitably at the machine and
do that proportion of the work."

H. C. Hayden corner of Montgomery and Sac-
ramento, is the agent for the State.

The machines of Grover & Baker, have also
obtained a wide reputation for their admirable
working qualities. " The simphcity of their con-
struction, the facility of their use, and strength
of their work, are strong recommendations. They

are coming into very general use, and are greatly
approved by the ladies. It is a most admirable
invention, and reflects great credit upon the inge-
nious men who have made the machine so per-
fect in all its parts." R. G. Brown, 113 Mont-
gomery, is the agent for these machines.

MARKET STREET RAILROAD.

Operations on this important work have re-
cently been conducted with considerable vigor,
and from present appearances it will not be many
months before the line will be entirely completed.
" This work is of vast importance to the future
growth and prosperity of San Francisco, and is
advancing with a degree of celerity that gives
promise of travel by cars being established be-
tween the city and the Mission Dolores long
before the year 1859 expires. Those of our
citizens who have not recently passed over the
tract of land lying between Market Street and
the Mission, or rather the line of Market Street,
according to the official grade, can have little
conception of the extent of the work already
performed, or the change which in a few weeks
will manifest itself in that part of the city. It is
generally known that Capt. Thomas Hayes enjoys
a grant from the Legislature to construct a line
of railroad on Market Street, and that gentleman,
we are glad to state, is now energetically en-
gaged in pushing the work forward towards com-
pletion. Considered as a means of augmenting
the size of the city, the Market Street Railroad is
of the first moment. On every side lie building
lots suitable for the residences of the merchant,
mechanic, and those of the humblest vocations.
Heretofore the lack of means of ready and rapid
access to the locality has been a barrier which
pi^vented houses being erected, and the tract
becoming what it is well calculated to be — the
favorite and most desirable quarter of the city
for the habitations of our citizens. This obstacle
is now quickly disappearing, and the next two or
three years are certain to bring about a change
in the valley of a very important character. In
New York and elsewhere, the operations of rail-
roads through the heart of cities to their environs,
have done more than anything else to increase
their prosperity and stimulate the erection of
dwellings. Real estate has been made more
valuable, and the comfort and health of the in-
habitants advanced in a remarkable manner.
These results, so widely known and appreciated
in the Atlantic States, are certain to follow in
this city, from the construction of the Market
Street Railroad."

ADDITIONAL NAMES, REMOYALS, CHANGES,

ETC. RECEIVED TOO LATE FOR REGULAR INSERTION.

ACKERMAX Brothers (ffartand S. S.) dry-goods,
NE cor Kearny and Bush and 5 Virginia
Block

Acliley George W. {Stetson & A.) dwl 109 Sac-
ramento

Ahpel Henry, {Eppinger & Co.) bds American
Exchange

Ainsa J. M. cleric naval office C. H. dwl Lom-
bard bet Stockton and Dupont

Aitcliinsoij George, physician, N s "Washington
nr Stockton

Akers John C. foreman S. F. "Water "Works, bds
What Cheer House

Albright A. J. Mrs. proprietress Sansome Street
House NE cor Sansome and California

Aldrich E. S. pliysican, 19 Musical Hall Bdg

Alexander (Julius) & Levy {Louis) paper box
manufacturers, 82 Sacramento

ALSTROM S. proprietor Oriental Hotel, cor Bat-
tery and Bush (see advertisement, p. 448)

Altshul Louis August, manuf syrups, wines, etc.
SW cor Duponi and PaciHc

Amory Charles G. sail-maker, NE cor Davis and
Clark, dwl E s Lafayette Place

Arnold E. F. agent Napa Soda, 125 Front

AYERS (James J.) & Co. {Chas. P. Jobson, P.
B. Forster and George E. Barnes) proprie-
tors and publishers Morning Call, SE corner
Montgomery and Clay, dwl 325 Green

Aylward Thos. sail-maker, cor Davis and Clark,
bds Hillman's Temperance House

Bachmax Hermann, 68 Sacramento, bds Custom

House Block
Baldwin Charles H. ( C. Adolphe, Low & Co. )

124 California
Bamber (John) &. Co. {Jules Longrois) Contra

Costa Ex. W s Davis nr Yallejo, dwl 61 Bdy
Banks {J. A.) & Sheldon {Hiram A.) carpenters,

87 Jackson, dwl Tremont House
Barclay George R. dwl 48 Natoma
Bartlett L. Jr. (Bonney & B.) H3 Montgomery
Basch ( Israel) & Cohn ( Washington) cigar-makers,

NW cor California and Battery
Bater Michael, proprietor Eagle Bakery, NW cor

Jessie and Annie
Baxter Benjamin D. 72 Merchant
Beck A. G. writing academy, 31 Bush
Beckh G. "W. attorney at law, 30 Naglee's Bdg
Beecher Theo. C. messenger, Bamber & Co.'s

Express, Davis nr Vallejo
Behrens Henry C. F. physician, 151 Clay
Bellier Eugene, {Moisan & B.) 263 Dupont
Bennett M. boots and shoes, 328 Dupont

Bennet {R. W.) & Libbey {J. G.) syrups, wines,
etc. cor Pacific and Batterv, dwl 93 Bush

BENSLEY JOHN, president S. F. City Water
"Works, office NE cor Montgomery and Jack-
son, dwl Mission nr Third

Benson John, notary public, 96 Merchant

6enzen Adolph, copyist, 101 Merchant

Berry R. N. dwl E s Powell nr "Washington

Biden Charles S. supervisor, 1st District, office 2
Naglee's Building

Bioren C. W. ship and custom-house broker, U.
S. Court Building

Blanchard I. B. contractor, 263 Sacramento

Blanci Louis, groceries, N"W cor Montgomery
and Jackson

Blumenthal Marx, {Ltistk B.) dwl 75 Mont

Bogel Charles, groceries, SE cor "U^ashington
and Dupont

Bomeisler Herman, dwl 49 Bush

Bon Charles, asphaltum, SW corner Third and
Stevenson

Bonney (0.) & Bartlett {L. Jr.) asphaltum, 88
Montgomery, dwl Howard nr Second

Bornheimer Francis, saloon, Third bet Howard
and Folsom

Bosqui Edward, real estate agent, 93 Merchant

BOURN?; GEORGE M. water-cure physician
and electro-chemical bath.s, SE cor Commer-
cial and Sansome (see advertisement, p. xxi)

Bourne E. W. book-keeper, Macondray & Co.
dwl Bush bet Stockton and Powell

Bowers Charles, compositor Geroian Journal, dwl
N s Geary nr Dupont

Bowers H. M. butter, cheese, etc. 12 Clay Street
Market

Boyd T. C. engraver, 149 Clay

Brackett {J. George) & Keating {John P.) Boston
Boot and Shoe Store, S s Second nr Market

Brackett ( William L.) & Keyes ( Orson H.) Stew-
art St. Market, "W s Stewart nr Mission, dwl
NE cor Post and Kearny

Brauer Aloys, {Fred.k Hess & Co.) dwl "W 8 Ma-
son bet Broadway and Yallejo

Broderick D. C. U. S. Senator, dwl Naglee's
Building, 2d floor

Brodie S. R. hair-dresser. Oriental Hotel

BROOKS, {Janies) DAGGETT {Rollin M.) &
FOARD (J. McDonough) editors and pro-
prietors Golden Era, 151 Clay, dwl 241
Kearny (see advertisement, p. xix)

Brown A. F. importer beads, fancy goods, etc.
96i Battery, bds Rail Road House

Brown Chester, stair-builder. Market op Battery,
dwl SE cor Bush and Sansome

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

Brown Nicholas, stucco- worker. 10 Montfromery,

dwl Greenwich bet NLason and Taylor
Brown \V. 11. bakery. 5 Kearny
Brumagim Mark (JJT. B. & Co.) dwl E 3 Mason

near Pacific
Bryant A. H attorney at law. 125 California
Bucknara Ezra T. ship-chandler, Stewart near

Market
Burkmar L. E. clairvoyant physician, 113 Dupont
Burrows (Edward M.) &, Pierce, {Parker H.)

liquors, 95 Merchant, dwl Dupont nr Bush
Butler A. J. 5 Naglee's Building
Butman Frederick, landscape-painter, 113 Mont

Callax Thomas, liquors, Leidesdorff bet Sac and
Commercial, dwl X a Ellis bet Stockton and
Powell

Cameron James, 105 Front

Cameron Joseph, teamster, dwl "W s Beale bet
Folsom and Harrison

Camp Herman, speculator, "W side Powell near
Jackson

Carr( William,) &McCluskey (J/i) Lyceum Saloon,
XW cor Montgomery and Washington

Cazneau William L. Capt. shipmaster, 17 Tehama

Cherry {John IF.) & Lang {Chas. £■.) sign and
ornamental painters, 169 Montgomery, dwl
Pacific ur ToUgate

Christy S. P. cashier naval department, C. H.

Clark Reuben, architect, Masonic Hall

Cleveland G. W. {Horan & C.) dwl N s Post
bet Kearny and Dupont

Clifibrd Geo. merchant, dwl 225 California

Cochran John, {SiLch & Co.) cor Front and Sac

Cohn (ffmry) & Co. {R Woodkaf &, F. W. Rein-
hart) clothing and hats, 7 C. H. Block

Collins {William) & Terwilliger {Edward) car-
penters, 118 Pine

Colvin James, plumber, S. F. W. Works.

Conlin J. F. liquors. Oriental Hotel

Conlin {Thomas F.) & Smith {Charles) bailors, 77
Jackson

Converse D. commission-merchant, dwl SW cor
Dupont and Pacific

Cook C. W. dwl Black Point

Cook {John H.) & Lloyd {G. A.) game, poultry,
etc. 5 and 6 Washington Market

Corbett John C. supervisor Eleventh District,
ofiSce 2 Xaglee's Building, dwl Folsom op
Ellen

Corey Owen, shoe-maker, N s Jessie, bet Second
and Third

Cornell Herbert S. salesman with I. Blum, dwl
103 Montgomery

Covert {Hiram C.) Moores {Wm. B. Jr.) & Co.
{John H. Purkitt) agents Childs' Patent Roof-
ing, E s Montgomery nr Market

Crandall Dwight, deputy naval officer, C. II. dwl
Filbert bet Stockton and Powell

CRAXE CHARLES A. advertising agent, 172
Montgomery, bds American Exchange

Crary Oliver B. {Hartshorne & C.) dwl Powell
bet Jackson and Pacific

Cummin gs J. E. Mrs. proprietress Queen City
Hall, bet Pacific and Broadway

Cunningworth J. B. druggist. Pacific nr Battery

Dager Joseph W. cor Jones and Pacific

Debrie William, {Spratt& D.) dwl 12 Minnie

Derby J. C. real estate agent, dwl 122 Powell
Devine Michael H. intelligence-office, cor Kearny

and California
Dewar {John) & Gehricke {0. F.) .shipping and

commission merchants, cor Commercial and

East, dwl 64 Montgomery
Dickey George, S. Jr. {Hodge & JD.) dwl 128

Kearny
DICKSON, DE WOLF & CO. {George Camp-
bell and Cliarles F. Lott) commission mer-
chants, 108 Battery
Dierck F. A. melter with E. Justh, 104 Mont-

goraerj', dwl cor Mason and Lombard
DODS W. BOVEE, psychological physician, 113

Dupont
Donlen James T. {Keirnan & D.) corner Mont

and Summer
Donnolly Thomas, yeast powder, SE cor Yallejo

and Taylor
Dossmann Henry & Co. {Edicard Roepke) wood

and willow ware, 96 Cahfornia, res Xew

York
Dow James G. {Dow & Co.) dwl Tehama near

Second
Dow(TF77i. H.) k, Co. {James G. Doic) auction

and commission merchants, 41 California,

dwl Bryant op French Hospital
Drake [Josiah) & Co. ( C. J. Edward?) wines and

liquors, 146 Sansome
Dudley G. R. Second Entry Clerk, Naval Office

C. H. dwl 182 California
Dunlevy James, apothecary with Dr. J. C. Young
Du Pratt J. J. commercial editor San Francisco

News, 128 Sansome
Dupouey Julius, professor, S. F. College, N s

Bush bet Mason and Taylor
Dunn {John) & McDonald (John) blacksmiths.

Pacific bet Davis and Drumm

Edwards C. J. {Drake & Co. ) bds Franklin House
Emanuels Lewis, boots and shoes, 83 Battery,

dwl Sansome Street House
Eppinger {Isaac) & Co. (Henry AhpeT) Virginia

Tobacco Agency, SW cor Clay and Front,

bds American Exchange
Ettinger {Morris) & Remack (Julius) ladies'

dress trimmings, rear 228 Washington

Faenum, ( Walter H.) Merrill (/. JI.) & Co. pro-
duce commission merchants, 52 Clay; dwl
Prospect Place nr Sacramento

Farrar Edward, physician, Brenham Place, near
Clay

Fenn F. C. M. engraver, California nr Mont

Finch William G. {H. A. George & Co.) dwl 128
Bush

Fitch George K ( C. 0. Gerherding & Co.) dwl
E s Montgomery nr Green

Flynn R. L. & Co. commission flour and grain, 88
Front

FRESE {E.) & CO. (George Sunder) importers of
and dealers in drugs, etc. 51 Commercial op
Rail Road House (see advertisement, p. 438)

Frick D. editor Le Mineur. 187 Washinscton

FRIEDEL (Henry) & YOLLUM {George W.)
bookbinders and paper rulers, 63 Merchant
(see advertisement, p. 433)

Frisbie William, teacher, S s Sutter nr Kearny

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY,

Frost Henrv, musician, dwl 376 Powell
Fuller J. ^V. {Wulcotlk F.) dwl Berry bet Bush
and Sutter

Gallagher Edward, International Hotel Bar,

Jackson nr Kearny
Gall (Theodore) & Schroder (Frederick) Pacific
Saloon, SE cor Pine and Kearny, dwl 161
Sacramento
GASSNER D. D. commission merchant and ag't
Wood, Eddv & Co. NE cor Mout and Cali-
fornia
Gassner Wm. H. with D. D. Gassner
Gehricke 0. F. (Dewar & G.) dwl N s Yallejo

bet Dupont and Stockton
Gelius R. G. liquors, 220 Washington
George Henry A. A. Co. ( WiUiam G. Finch)
livery stable N W cor Kearny and Bush, dwl
Hardie Place
George Peter, proprietor Sansome House, San-
some bet Bush and Market
GERBERDING C. 0. & CO. (Jmnes W. Simon-
tun and Geo. K. /^io/t) editors and proprietors
Eveninir Bullelin, SE cor Mont and Merch
GIBBONS RODMOND, agent Dupont's gun-
powder, 68 Battery, res Oakland (see adver-
tisement, p. 432)
Gladwin W. H. commission merchant, 86 Front
Golder Louis, oyster saloon, cor Claj' and Mont,

dwl SE cor Second and Howard
Goldman Isaac, boots and shoes, 119 Kearny
Gori Octaviano, agent for L. R. Myers, 157 Sac-
ramento
Graham William, seal engraver and die sinker,

151 Clay, res cor Taylor and Clay
Granice Rowena, Gaities, 77 and 79 Commercial
Grattan, W. H. hardware, 126 California
Greenberg (Morris) & Smith (G. E.) Eagle Brass
Foundry. 45 Battery, dwl S s Harrison, bet
Second and Third
Gruber Frederick, naturalist, 113 Pine
Gryraes J. Edgar, clerk, 186 Sacramento

Hagar George, ofiQce NW cor Cal and Battery
Haley James, liquors, cor Hinckley and Kearny
Hall (T. J.) and Yates ( 17. H.) produce commis-
sion merchants. Merchant nr East
Hallidie A. S. & Co. wire rope manufacturers,

159 Battery
Hamburger Brothers (Bernard and David) fancy

dry goods, 90 California, dwl 9 Minnie
Hamburger David (Hamburger Bros.) dwl 90 Cal
Hand Charles V. Treasurer Maguire's Opera

House, dwl 144 Washington
Harmon John B. attornej- at law, 6 Mont Block
HARTSHORNE {B. M.) k CRA.1XY (Oliver B.)

coal-merchants, cor Broadway and Front,

dwl N s Broadway, bet Mont and Sansome

(see advertisement, p. 430)
Haseltine Wm. ship stores, etc. 67 Washington
Hassbach Otto, notary public, U. S. Court Bdg,

Battery, near Oregon
Hawes Madison, dwl S s Bush bet Montgomery

and Kearny
Hayden James S. bds Metropolitan Hotel
Hayden J. Leonora (widow) dwl 49 Bush
Headman Edward, clerk, 110 Battery, dwl 87

Montgomery

Heinzberger Joseph, porter with Eppinger & Co.
dwl Union Alley, bet Powell and Mason

Heitzeberg Paul (.1. H. liapp & Co.) dwl N s
Union nr Kearny

Henriksen B. A. flour and hominy, Stevenson nr
First

Herrick William F. wood engraver, and secretary
Savings' and Loan Society, 17 li Washing-
ton, dwl Riley above Taylor

Herringhi B. importer watches and jewelry, 135
Mont, dwl N s Minnie bet Third and Fourth

Herzeberg J. & Co. brokers, 135 Montgomery,
dwl Greenwich bet Mason and Taylor

Hildebrandt Nicholas & Co. (Hunry Knop) groce-
ries and liquors, SW cor Kearny and Cal

Hilton Nathaniel G. shipwright, dwl SW corner
Mission and Second

Hobart Joseph (Hobart & Bro.) bds Oriental

Hoburg W. H. entrance and clearance clerk, na-
val office. Custom House, dwl 182 Cal

Hochkofller Rodolfo, Acting Consul for Chili,NW
cor California and Front, dwl Hawthorne
bet Folsom and Harrison

Hodge ( Charles) & Dickey ( George S. Jr.) apoth-
ecaries, 128 Kearny

Hoffman Y. architect, cor Battery and Wash

Holje (Henry) & Ring (Peter) liquor saloon, cor
Clay and East

Holland Pat, Sanctum Saloon, 150 Montgomery

Hopkins C. T. (McLean & Foider) dwl W s Tay-
lor bet Greenwich and Lombard

Horan (J: C.) & Cleveland (G. W.) wholesale
liquors, 95 Front

Horn 0. with E. Justh, 104 Montgomery

Howard George, with J. F. Atwill & Co.

Howard ( Volney E.) & Aldrich (L.) atorneys at
law, 4 and 5 Masonic Building, res Oakland

Howes (John) & Wiuant (James J.) produce. 129
Clay

Hubbard Diraon (Hubbard & Co.) dwl 208 Mont

HUBBARD (Horace F.) & CO. (Dimon Hubbard)
stoves and tinware, 117 Sansome and 111
Wash, dwl cor Antliony Place and Second

HUGHES (Mathew E.) & O'CONNOR (Thomas
M.) agents Phelau's billiard tables, 182 Mont-
gomery

Hunter C. C. dealer in flour, office 87 Front, 2d
floor

Hunter (James) & Co. (T. X. Ward) manuf Man-
zanita Bitters, Sacramento below Drumm

Hunter John Y. carpenter, bds What Cheer H

Hide William C. auctioneer, 96 Front, dwl 254
Powell

Hyland Henry J. clerk, 109 Sacramento, dwl cor
Mission and Wood

Iken Frederick commission merchant, 50 Front,
dwl S s Sutter bet Stockton and Powell

Inslee J. H. (Irwin & /.) dwl 68 Montgomery

Irwin (G. H.) & Inslee (J.H.) cigars and tobacco,
45 Sacramento, dwl 98 Stockton

Isaac Joseph, stationery, 131 Sansome

Jacobs N. B. & Co. ( William T. Reynolds) native

wines and Rosenbaum's Bitters. 137 Clay
James S. L. (Taylor & J.) dwl 22 California
Jessup A. R. hardware and crockery, 75 Davis,
dwl Harris House

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

Joluisou T. Rodgers, dwl NE corner Bush and

Kearny
Jones M. 0. {Randell & J.) KB New York
Jones S. D. boots and shoes, 147 Washington
Josephs Hyam, dwl W s Stockton bet Clay and

Washington
Josselyn J. H. physician, NE cor Sacramento

and Leidesdortt'
Justh E. assayer and refiner, 104 Montgomery,

dwl 109 IBroadway

Kaplan* J. watch-maker, Tehama House
Keating John P. {Brackdt & A'.) dwl 18 Natoma
Kelielt Charles, wood and coal, 115 Pine, dwl

Sherwood Place
Keyes D. C. horaa?pathic physician, "W s Stock-
ton bet Clay and Washington
Kiernan {John) & Donlen (James T.) marble

yard, cor Montgomery' and Summer, dwl E

8 Kearny bet Post and Sutter
Kimball & Co. carriage maniif, N s Market bet

Montgomery and Kearny, and corner Third

and Market (see advertisement, p. 459.)
Kinstler John R. employment and real estate,

205 Clay
Kisfy Sigmund. physician, cor Pacific and Dupont
Klapprich John S. {Lawton & A'.) Market near

Kearnv
EINELL (Jacob) & BATTEUX (Daniel) German

Club Room, liquors and billiards, SW cor

California and Kearny
Knop Henry (Hildehrandt & Co.) dwl cor Wav-

erly Place and Washington
Korn Julius, editor S. F. Journal, ofiBce NE cor

Mont and Clay, dwl Hotel International
Kottinger J. W. real estate agent, 172 Mont
Kustner John, compositor, German Journal, dwl

Globe Hotel

Lafoxtaixe a. J. book and job printer, 103 Mer-
chant
Lahnsen Henry, oyster saloon. 86 Montgomery
LAMBERT GEORGE G. insurance agent, 172
Mont, dwl N s Green bet Powell and Ma-
son (see advertisement, p. 434)
LANE (John C.) & STRATTON {Abraham W.)
contractors, Sutter bet Sansome and Mont,
and Chief P]ngineer S. F. Dep't (contested)
ofiBce 27 City Hall, dwl Montnr Vallejo
Lang Charles E. {Cherry & L.) 169 Mont, dwl

E s Mason bet Union and Green
Lawton, (John H.) k, Klapprich {John S.) car-
riage and wagon manuf. Market nr Kearny
Leszynsky Alexander, dry-goods, 15 Kearny
Libby J. G. {Bennet & L.) cor Pacific and Bat
Lloyd G. A. {Cook & L.) 5 Washington Market
LolorC. P. (C. T. Meader & Co.) bds 185 Cal
Loomis (E. J.) & Miller {J. F.) produce commis-
sion merchants, foot Washington, res Sac-
ramento City
Louis Mathias, ( Widman & Co.) SW cor Dupont

and Union
Lust {Simo)i) & Blumenthal {Marx) hats and

caps, 75 Montgomery
MacCann Wieliam, i Co. brokers, 102 Battery,

dwl Taylor nr Washington
MacDermot C. F. (John Flanagan & Co.) dwl 99
Front

Malech Gustavus, pliysician, N s Pine nr Mont
Mann Alexander ( Ulmer & M. ) dwl 58 Mont
Manning W. W. 119 Broadway
Marston Sylvanus B. builder, bds with Benjamin

Dore
Martin Daniel, laborer, bds 20 Sansome
Martovich Marco, fruits, 62 Montgomery
May Solomon, dwl Vallejo between Powell and

Mason
Mayne Chs. oflSce, San Bruno Turnpike Co. 147

Clay
McCabe {James) & Fox {Charles N.) attorneys at

law, 101 Merchant
McCloskey James (J.F. Siueeney & Co.) dwl 219

California
McColgan, M. harness and saddlery, 112 Front
McCreery Andrew B. 39 California
McDermot W. liquors. Second nr Stevenson
McDonald John (Dunn & AIcD.) Pacific between

Davis and Drumm
McKenty Jackson, speculator, 137 Front
McLean E. broker, 69 Clay, dwl Bdy nr Taylor
McShane P. & Co. wholesale provisions. 90 Front
Meacham (Richard) & Co. paper-hangers, 109

Sacramento, dwl S s Sacramento nr Stock
MEADER C. T. & CO. (C. P. Lolor) commission

merchants, 89 Front, res Stockton, San Joa-
quin County
Merrifield A. D. book-keeper, Wainwright, Post

& Rice, dwl 144 Washington
Merrill I. M. (Farnum, M. & Co.) 52 Clay, bds

American Hotel
Merrill Isaac C. commission merchant, Clay near

Front, bds 16 Sansome
Meydenbauer W. Manhattan Bakery, 100 Kearny
Meyer Louis, liquors, 115 Kearny
Mickkelson R. liquors (Scandinavian Rooms) Cus-
tom House Block
MIDDLETON JOHN, auctioneer. 129 California
Miller J. F. (Loomis & M.) foot Washington
Mills Luther R. importer liquors and cigars, NW

cor Front and Cora, dwl California Hotel
Mottelor F. ( Waimvright & J/.) dwl 69 Cal
Mullan James (Riley & J/.) 121 Front
MURAT J. proptr Waker's Hotel, 206 Mont
Murphy Daniel J. furniture, 119 Kearny

Natloe Peter (T. E. Selby & Co.) res New York

Neidig Henry, cloths, SW cor Kearny and Cal

Nelson Jeremiah, (Greene & X.) dwl with R. P.
Clement

Nerrmann Edward, clerk with Frese & Co. 51
Commercial

NEWHALL, (H. M.) GREGORY (Henry) & CO.
(E. W. Eddy and Theo. Voizin) auctioneers,
SW cor Battery and Sacramento, dwl W s
Beale bet Folsom and Harrison

Newsom William, P.-Office, dwl Bank Exchange

Nickerson J. carrier Morning Call

Noah M. M. local editor San Francisco News,
128 Sansome

Noblett R. Rigby, under-agent with C. McLaugh-
lin & Co. dwl SE corner Washington and
Kearny

Noll Louis (Schoen & N.) dwl Bush nr Kearny

O'Connor Thomas M. (Hughes & 0' C.) 182 Mont-
gomery

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

Orr John, clerk, Thomas Gordon & Co. dwl 248

Clay
Otis Stephen, office 52 Clay, dwl Prospect Place

near Sacramento

Paige Calvin, office NW cor Cal and Battery

Pancoast F. fruits, 69 Merchant

Parisen John F. agent Independent Packet Line,
Robison's Wharf

PARKKR ( Charles H.) & WATERMAN (Fred-
erick II.) attorneys at law, 8 Mont Block

Parker William C. stock and money-broker, 96
Merciiaut

Peck G. II. deputy sup't and teacher Industrial
Scliool, six miles from city

PEIRCE JOSEPH, furniture, 115 and 117 Cal,
dwl Clay A v. nr Clay (see adver'mt, p. 406)

Peirce Joshua II. lithographer, with George R.
Turner. City Hall

Perley D. W. attorney at law, 170 Montgomery

Perry Christian C. proprietor Panorama of Eu-
rope, 188 Montgomery

Pike Chs. R. carpenter, S s Everett near Fourth

Pitcher H. S. & John, ballast, dwl Lombard nr
Masou

Pratt S. R. eggs, butter, etc. 70 Merchant

Prefontaine Joseph R. physician, NE corner Cal
and Kearny

Rankin Edward, {Reynolds & R.) boards Fran-
klin House

Revalk (John) & Vanderlooy (John P.) watch-
makers and jewelers, 130^ Montgomery

Reynolds W. II. gold-dust buyer, bds N s Jack-
son abv Powell

Reynolds William T. (N. B. Jacobs & Co.) dwl
Stockton bet Sutter and Post

Riehn C. F. asaayer with E. Justh, 104 Mont

Roach Tobias M. carpenter, boards What Cheer
House

Robeson William, with Brenan & Batchelder, Pier
3 Stewart

Robins M. wood and coal, 38 Washington

Rockwell E. A. as.sociate editor San Francisco
News, dwl N side Grpen near Calhoun

Roepke Edward {Henry Dossmann & Co.) dwl
S s Green bet Mason and Taylor

Rosenfeld Jacob, with Eppinger & Co. bds St
Nicholas

Ryan {J. B.) & Shattuck (J. M.) produce com-
mission merchants, 31 Clay

Saunders C. R. attorney at law, 163 Clay, dwl

Wetmore Place
Saunders John H. attorney at law, 127 Mont
Sawyer F. A. notary public, NE cor Montgomery

and California
Sbarboro {Bartholomew) & Brothers {Andreio and

John Sbarboro) groceries, 123 Jackson
Sbarboro Andrew {Sbarboro & Brothers) 123

Jackson
Sbarboro John {Sbarboro Brothers) 123 Jackson
Schaeban John, barkeeper, 220 Washington
Schafer J. F. beds and bedding, 1 18 and 120 San
Scheper Allrich {John Van Bergen & Co.) dwl

cor Second and Silver
Schloss Brothers {Philip and Benjamin) importers

of clothing, 7 Custom House Block

Schoen (John) & Noll (Louis) liquors, NE comer
Kearny and Commercial

Schroder Frederick ( 6'a« & S.) dwl IGl Sac

Schuit A. M. compositor, German journal, dwl
Mason bet Broadway and Vallejo

Sellers Michael, express wagon, cor Dupont and
Washington

Seregni F. teacher of languages, 120 Montgomery

Shaber & Co. furniture, 180 Montgomery

Shattuck J. M. (Ryan &, S.) 31 Clay

Shaw Stephen W. portrait-painter, 113 Mont

Shaw T. pawnbroker, 223 Dupont, dwl S s Bush
near Stockton

Shaw T. Ogg & Co. ( George H. Munroe) agricul-
tural warehouse and manufacturers, 33 Sac,
dwl cor Howard and Simmons

Sheldon Hiram A. (Banks & S.) dwl cor Sutter
and ilontgomery

SHEPPARD S. A. attorney at law, 100 Mcrch,
dwl N s Clementina nr Second

Shoenbar John (\Vtge7ier & S.) dwl 171 Clay

Silversmith A. teacher of dancing, Apollo Hall,
Pacific nr Stockton

Simpson, M. D. L. U. S. A. office 60 Sansome

Smith Algernon, ship and custom-house broker,
Nichol's Building, Clay nr Battery

Smith, (Stex>hen) McUaniel (David) & Co. whole-
sale groceries and provisions, cor Front and
Washington

Specht Jacob. S. F. Brewery, Polk Lane, dwl 99
Broadway

SPRATT (Jose2)h) & DEBRIE (William) pro-
prietors Albion Foundry, N s Pine, between
Montgomery and Sansome, dwl S s Steven-
son bet Third and Fourth (see advertisement,
p. 447.)

Stevens T. A. Exchange bakery and restaurant,
162 Kearny

Stock (John) & Compt (Esprit) restaurant, 128
Washington

Stockfleth, N. T. dwl E. s Mason bet Filbert and
Powell

Stratton Sophia A. Mrs. fancy goods, 117 Kearny

Such (Francis L.) & Cochran {John) lime and
cement, cor Front and Sacramenio

Summers Charles (E. Wcdt^ & Co.) dwl N s
Pacific nr Montgomery

Sumner Chas. A. Evening Telegram, dwl N E
cor Broadway and Powell

Sunder George, (Frese & Co.) dwl Hawthorne
bet Second and Third

Swain R. B. (Stuain & Co.) dwl 26 Minnie

Swearingen I. Mrs. boarding, Pine bet Dupont
and Stockton

Sylvester Daniel, with Henry Sylvester, Kearny
near Market

TAYLOR (Samuel P.) & JAMES (S. L.)

Pioneer Paper Mill, 20 and 22 California,

dwl W s Calhoun nr Green
Terwilleger Edward (Collins & T.) bds Benton

House
Thacher George, 101 Front, dwl NE cor Wash

and Dupont
Thomson Peter, gents' furnishing goods, 135 Sac
Thomp.son W. Jr., dwl 154 Sacramento
Thrall Stephen C. Rev. Rector Trinity Episcopal

Church, dwl Bush nr Leavenworth

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

THURNAUER ( WiUiam) k ZINN (Henry) im-
portors willow wave, etc. 92 Battery, dwl
152 Bush (see .idvertisenient, p. 439.)

Todd A. H. commission produce, SE cor Davis
aud Clay

Torrey K. N. & "W. L. carpenters, 139 Jackson,
dwl 13G Dupont

Truworthy F. M. stencil plate cutter, NW corner
Prout and Commercial

Vail Joseph F. metal roofer, 33 Leidesdorff, dwl

Benton House
Vanderlooy John P. (Revallc & V.) dwl ISOi

Montgomery
Tanderveer T. G. liquor saloon, 123 Sacramento
Van Wyck S. M. clerk with E. Justh, 104 Mont
Vincenot Peter, coffee-saloon, 123 Wash
Vollum George W. (Frieckl & V.) dwl E s Mason

bet Greenwich and Filbert
Voorhees Benjamin F. cashier, C. K Garrison &
Co. dwl E s Prospect Place, bet Sacramento
and California
Van Alen William K. agent Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co. NE cor Jackson and Battery

WADH.A.MS Collins, wooden ware, 112 Battery
Wadsworth J. C. L. publisher San Francisco

News, 140 Montgomery, dwl N s Sacramento

bet Dupont and Stockton
"Walper John, with I. Richards
Wallace George, notary public, 6 Court Block
Wallace Thos. real estate agent, 7 Mont Block
Walter D. N. & E. importers carpets, oil cloths,

etc. 82 Sacramento, dwl N s Bush bet Dupont

and Stockton
Walton John, Deputy Collector Custom-House,

dwl NW cor Stockton -and Green
Ward T. N. (ffwnter & Co.) Sac below Druram
WARREN J. Q. A. bookseller and periodical

agent, 149 Clay, bds 52 Montgomery (see

advertisement, p. 335)

Waterman Frederick H. {Parker & W.) dwl 8
Montgomery Block

Weber C. {P. Zadig & Co.) dwl 77 Montgomery

Webster A. B. commission and forwarding mer-
chant, NE cor Davis and Washington

Webster William W. hardware and agricultural
implements, 110 Battery, dwl Ta}'lor nr Clay

Weeks E. J. agent Napa steamers, office NW cor
Front and Commercial

Wells {Robert) & Griffith (Millen) proprietors Bay
City Brewery, 136 Pine (rear), dwl N s
Harrison bet First and Second

WesendorlT M. compositor, German Journal, dwl
N s Pine bet Kearny and Dupont

Wheaton William R. attorney at law and secre-
tary California Pioneers. 197 Washington

Whitaker James K. book-keeper with C. T. Mea-
der & Co. 89 Front

White John, editor S. F. News, dwl 154 Sac

Wiemeyer F. compositor, German Journal, dwl
N s Pine bet Kearny and Dupont

Williamson W. F. San Francisco News, dwl 154
Sacramento

Winant (Samuel) & Co. (Hark Winant, John S.
Morgan and Alexander Hanson) wholesale
dealers in oysters, 129 Clay, dwl N s Harri-
son bet Third and Fourth

Wollcott (Asa) k Fuller (J. W.) What Cheer
Saloon, cor Sac and Leid, dwl Berry nr Bush

Wetmore Jesse L. dwl cor Sac and Leavenworth

Wood, Eddy & Co. lottery managers, (up stairs)
98 Montgomery cor California

Yates W. H. {Hall & F.) Merchant nr East
Yerkes Isaac, clerk, Smiley, Yerkes & Co. dwl
American Exchange

Zadig Phillip & Co. (C Weber) cigar mauuf, 77

Montgomery
Zinn Henry {Thurnauer & Z.) dwl St. Nicholas
Zinns C. tailor, 70 Front, dwl Dupont nr Sutter

THE CALIFORNlI'sTATE REGISTER

And YEAR BOOK OF FACTS, for 1859.
Second Year of Publication. Otoe Vol. 12 mo. 400 pp. PRICE, half-morocco, $3 ; paper covers, $2.50.

Containing, in addition to the useful and valuable Tables comprised in the first Volume,
AN ESSAY ON THE CLIMATE AND CLIMATOLOGY OF CALIFORNIA;
AN ABSTRACT OF GENERAL LAWS enacted by THE SESSION OF THE LEGISLATURE-1B58 ;

And many new and attractive features — the Volume e.vhibiting at a glance,

THE PROGRESS AND PRESENT CONDITION OF CALIFORNIA.

" The plan of the Register is to embrace in each Tolume full and reliable statistics, concerning each branch of the
resources of the State, and a complete exhibit of the finances thereof, including the different County .and Municipal
Organizations, carefully prepared and arranged, from information received through official or other reliable sources.
The Agricultural, the Mining, the Commercial, the Mechanical and the Jlanufacturiug Interests, shall each receive
such attention as will best illustrate their character, importance and extent.

The Register will also contain such data connected with the operations of the different departments of Govern-
ment, Federal and State, as will be consistent with its general plan, together with the names of the officers in charge
thereof, and such reference to the history and progress of the different States as may prove attractive to its pages."

HENRY G. LANGLEY &/ CO., Publishers, 144 Washington Street, San Francisco-

E^- THE STATE REGISTER AND TEAR BOOK OF FACTS for 1860, will he published
on the first of January next.

THE

SA]^ FRANCISCO DIRECTOEY,

For the Year commencing May 1st, 1859.

f^^W Notice. — Names too late for regular insertion, removals, changes, etc., vjhich have occurred
during the preparation of the work, will he found on the pages immediately preceding this.

A.s-jB-R-E:^vi:j>i>,rcxQTsr s>.

abv AboTo i

acct Accountant

iitty Attorney I

av Avenue

bilg... Building or buildings

bds Boaids

bet Between

blk Block

C. H Custom House

elk Clerk

com Commission

cor Corner

dept Department

dwl Dwelling

E East

exch Exchange

exp Express

F. P Fort Point

h House

imp Importer

lab Laborer

manf Manufacturer

mcc Mechanic

mcht Merchant

Mis Dol Mission Dolores

mkr Maker

mkt Market

M North

nr' Near

off Office

op Opposite

pi Place

P. Post Office

Pre'o Presidio

proptr Proprietor

res Resides or residence

rms Koonis

S South

8 Side

stm... Steamer or Steamship
U.S.B.M..U. S. Branch Mint
W West

Streets.

Bdy Broadway

Bat Battery

Cal California

Com .; Commercial

Leav Leavenworth

Leid Leidesdorff

Merch Merchant

Mont Montgomery

Pac Pacific

Sac Sacramento

San Sansouie

Stock Stockton

Wash Washington

Aalmquist Jonx, iron-finisher, dwl NW cor
Bush and Montgomery

Aaron Simon, {of E. Aaron & Bra. Siskiyou Co)
dwl S s Minnie bet Second and Tiiird

Abadie Hypolite, dish-washer, 207 "Washington

Abadie John, grinder, 150 Washington

Abbot Charles, dwl W s Wetmore Place bet Clay
and "Washington

Abbott Charles D. violinist, bds Plaza Hotel

Abbott Charles L. pilot, dwl N s Vallejo bet Ma-
son and Taylor

Abbott J. D. wood & coal 244 "Washington dwl
W s Mason bet Union and Green

Abbott Osborn, com mcht, dwl "W s Virginia bet
Jackson and Pacific

Abbott S. D. wood and coal 244 "W'ashington dwl
W s Mason bet Union and Green

Abbott Thomas W. pilot, cor "Washington and
East

Abelein Louisa Miss, dwl 181 Stockton

ABELL ALEX. G. Commissioner Immigrants
and Grand Secretary Grd. Lodge F. & A. M.
126 Montgomery up stairs dwl SE cor Ma-
son and "Washington

Abell Frederick, teacher languages, dwl cor Bush
•and Monroe

ABERNETHY ( George) CLARK (ffiram) & CO.
shipping and forwarding, pier 4 Stewart re-
sides Oregon City Oregon.

Abion Antoine, dwl Stockton nr Filbert (rear)

Able Benj. laborer at Pacific Glue Factory, Pre'o
road dwl Francisco

Abraham David, hats and caps, 79 Kearny

Abraham Jonas, boots and shoes, East bet Clay
and Commercial

Abraham Thomas "W. printer, bds 89 Bush

Abraham Yale, 1 95 Jackson

Abrahams Jacob, mcht, bds St. Nicholas

Abrahams John, shoemaker, East bet Commer-
cial and Clay dwl 36 Commercial

Abrahamson Peter, stoves & tinware, 212 "Wash-
ington dwl 133 Bush

Abrams & Bro. {David and Moses) wholesale
grocers, 56 Front dwl 25 Minnie

Abrams Louis, {A. Adler & Co.) dwl S s Pacific
nr Drumm

Abrams Moses, bds 25 Minnie

Abrams Samuel, {Abrams & Bro. Jackson) dwl

y 18 Kearny

Aceruich Antonio, dwl 61 Merchant

Acevedo Lopez M. hair-dresser, 185 Clay

Achenbach Joseph, special policeman

Ach Leon, clothing, dwl Harlan Place

ACKERMAN AUGUSTE, clerk with E. "W.
Moss dwl Yallejo nr Stockton

Ackerman Christopher, baker, Stockton bet Un-
ion and. Green

Ackerman Hart S. {Ackerman Bros.) dry goods,
NE cor Bush and Kearny

Ackerman H. S. {Ackerman Bros.) dwl 5 Vir-
ginia Block

Ackerman Joseph, {J. V. JfcEIvjee cfc Co.) dwl
E s Stockton bet Clay and "Washington

Ackerman L. S. dwl Green bet Kearny and Dpt

Ackerman Brothers, {Samuel, Eart S. <Sc E. S.)
dry goods, 5 Virginia Block

SAN FRANCISCO [A] DIRECTORY.

Ackerson Henry, carpenter, dwl NW cor Bush

and Montgomery
Ackley George W. miner, dwl 331 Stockton
Acklcy George W. (Sledson it .1.) 109 Sansome
Ackley Henry F. book-keeper, 37 Sac dwl Na-

toma bet First and Second
Ackley R. J. book-keeper, 50 Battery
Adams (C A.)& Marks {JoJm J.) ship chandlers

Clay nr East
Adams Cliarles S. hide-curer, with W. C. Fox,

dwl NW cor Broadway and Dupont
Adams K. broker, 17G Moiitj,^omery res Oakland
Adams Emma Miss, dress-maker, dwl with H.

D. W. Adams
Adams Frank, bds 156 Pacific
Adams Ilalsey D. W. machinist, S. F. Machine

Shop dwl E 3 Anthony bet Mission and Jes-
sie
Adams Harry, packer, Am. Flour Mills bds Jes-
sie
Adams Henry, elk, dwl N s Greenwich nr Stock
Adams Henry, porter, 75 Front
Adams Henry, (Adams & A.) bds Barkley House
Adams Herman, tailor, 118 Jackson
Adams J. bds Benton House
Adams J. hog ranch, cor Eddy and Leavenworth
Adams James, wood, dwl N s Clementina bet

First and Second
Adams James, laborer, bds N s Third bet Folsom

and Harrison
Adams James H. dwl cor Hyde and Green
Adams James S. carpenter, dwl S s Green bet

Powell and Mason
Adams John, dwl cor Filbert and Taylor
Adams John, porter, 53 and 55 Front
Adams John C. Pacific Museum and agt for Wm.

Adams NE cor Clay and Kearny
Adams John "W. machinist, S. F. Sugar Refinery
Adams Joseph, ganger, cor Com and Front res

Oakland
Adams Lawson S. liquors, off 79 Front dwl 86

Minnie
Adams Robert H. (Ada7ns & Brother) dwl Sao

abv Taylor
Adams (Ross M.) & Brother (Robert H. Adams)

hat and cap manf 181 Wash dwl Sac abv

Taylor
Adams Samuel, druggist, NE cor Clay and Du-
pont dwl N s Sac abv WaverJy Place
ADAMS SAMUEL, lime and cement, 42 Bat

(see advertisement) dwl 27 Montgomery >
Adams Samuel T. elk, bds with Sam'l Adams
Adams S. I. Mrs. boarding, NE cor Sutter and

Mont
ADAMS THOMAS, wine and liquor saloon, cor

Mont and Com
Adams William, proptr Pacific Museum, NE cor

Clay and Kearny res Boston
Adams William H. porter, dwl S s Harlan PI bet

Dupont and Stockton
ADAMS, ( William J.) Blinn (Samuel P.) & CO.

(George W. Prescott) lumber, cor Stewart

and Market and pier 17 Stewart dwl N s

Mission bet Second and Third
Adams Z. B. elk, 82 Battery dwl 157 Bush
Adcock William, shoemaker, dwl 50 Minnie
ADDISON JOHN E. State gauger, off NW cor

Front and Com dwl 85 Mont Block

Addison William A. dwl 209 Wash (rear)
ADELSDORFER BROTHERS, (Edward and

Joseph) ^importers fancy goods, cutlery, etc.

2 C. H. Block cor Sac and San
Adelsdorfer Joseph, (Adelsdorfer Brothers) 2 C.

H. Block
Adlcoamp Barney, washing, dwl N a Townsend

nr TJurd
Adler (A.) k Co. [Louis Abrams) tailors, Pae nr

Drumm
Adler Bauer, butcher, 208 Sacramento
Adler Charles, clerk, 17 Kearny
Adler Charles, clerk, 4 C. H. Block
Adler Elkin, bakery, N s Vallejo nr Stockton
Adler Henry, book-keeper, 70 California
Adler Jonas, book-keeper, 92 Sacramento bds 6

C. H. Block ,
Adler Julius, book-keeper, with Pollack Bros.

dwl 145 Sacramento
Adler Laborde, cordwainer, 127 Bush
Adler Morris, Rincon Point Market, cor Beale

and Folsom dwl W s Beale bet Folsom and

Harrison
Adler Paulino Mrs. millinery, 145 Sacramento
Adlington D. M. waterman, dwl 263 Kearny
ADRAIN (Wm.) & STORY, (Wm. F.) imp and

com mchts SW cor Front and Sac up stairs
Agard Wm. B. (Dupuy, Foulkes & Co,) dwl Green

bet Mont and Kearny
Agate A. G. furniture, 116 Cal bds 16 San
Agate Wm. furniture, 173 and 175 Mont
Aglestein George, teamster, with L. Haskell dwl

Black Point
Agnew John, with S. F. Gas Co. dwl 8 Natoraa
Agnew Margaret Miss, millinery, 309 Stock
Agnew (Thos. H.) & Deffebach, (Tlios.B.) job

printers, 125 San bds Tremont House
Aguilla Frederico, lab, dwl Yallejo nr Kearny
Aguirre Michael, dwl S s Yer Mehr bet Dupont

and Kearny
Ahciruy John B. barber, dwl N s Pac nr Dupont

(rear)
Ahearn Jeremiah, ship carpenter, bds with D. J.

Murphy
Ah Hen, (Chinese) washing, cor Pac and Yirginia
Ahern John M. groceries and liquors, NW cor

First and Tehama
Ahlenfeld Morris D. (Courts & Co.) dwl 181

Clay
Ahllirs J. H. lab, at Mrs. Robert Carters, F. P.
Ah Lung (Chinese) W s Battery nr Broadway
Ah Quong (Chinese) washerman, NE cor Clay

and Montgomery
Ah Quong (Chinese) washerman, San nr Bdy
Ahrens Auguste, cabinet maker, W s Kear'y bet

Geary and St. Marks PI
Ahrens Christian, watchmaker, 214 Dupont
Ahrens Jacob, elk, NW cor Dupont and Bdy
Ahumada J. M. 203 Washington
Aiken John, sail-maker, cor Davis and Clark dwl

S s Post bet Mason and Taylor
Aine Eugene, carpenter, 127 Bush
Aine Louis, carpenter, 127 Bush
Ainsa A. dwl S s Lombard nr Stockton
Aitchison William, tinsmith, bds New Orleans

House
Aitken Charles, boiler-maker, Yulcan Ironworks

dwl cor Minnie and Gaines

SAN FRANCISCO [A] DIRECTORY.

Aitken James, boiler-maker, Vulcan Ironworks

dwl N s Clementina bet Third and Fourth
Aitken Samuel, boiler-maker, Vulcan Irouworke

dwl N s Clementina bet Third and Fourth
Akera John, waterman, dwl Harris House 91

Pine
Akers John C. foreman S. F. City "Water Works

NW cor Sacramento and Battery
Alacron Chas. carpenter, bds with Wm. Paul
Alband H. liquor saloon, cor Bdwy and Davis
Albert John, cook, dwl 63 ilerchaut
Albert Lewis, teamster, 24 California dwl St.

Charles Hotel
Alberts Anthony, bar-keeper, with Smith & By-

ington SE cor Beale and Market
Albin {Leonce) k Co. {A. Ntuvul) editors and

proprietors Bibliotheque Populaire and job

Printers, 187 Washington
Albrecht Charles E. carpenter, dwl W s Stewart

near Market
Albrecht Joseph, milk ranch, N s Green near

Laguna
Aldon Jaraes, Commr U.S.N.Coast Survey, ofiSce

Custora-House
Alden Samuel B. drayman for W. F. "VTalton &

Co. dwl cor Sac and Hyde
Alden S. E. restaurant, cor Sansome & Halleck
Aldersey John, acct, 110 California dwl Hayes

Valley
Alderton Robert A. with P.M.S.S. Co. dwl NW

cor Sacramento and Leidesdorflf
Aldrich Edward, stevedore, dwl N s Harrison

near U. S. Marine Hospital
ALDRICH E. S. physician and apothecary, W s

Front near Pacific
ALDRICH LEWIS, atty at law, 110 Montgo-
mery dwl S s Clementina bet First and Sec
Aldrich {L. H.) & Stone {S. M.) milk ranch, near

Presidio House
Aldrich Lorinda A. Miss, dressmaker, 80 Dupont
Alemany Joseph S. Most Rev. Archbishop St.

Mary's Cathedral dwl E s Dupont adj Church
Alers Auguste (Precht & A.) phys'ns 223 Dupont
Alexander Aaron, waterman, dwl N a Stockton

Place bet Dupont and Stockton
Alexander Albert, mcht, dwl 179 Pine
Alexander P'dward, clerk, 82 Sacramento
Alexander Eli, dwl E s Virginia
Alexander Frederick, waterman, dwl 1 Quincy

Place
Alexander George (Nickerson & A.) dwl W a

Third bet Harrison and Bryant
Alexander Henry, boots and shoes, 254 Dupont
Alexander J. & Co. (£". Kolin) auctioneers and

com mchts 74 Com bds New York Hotel
Alexander James, carrier Home Journal
Alexander J. 0. clothing, bds St. Nicholas
Alexander John, lab, at Chelsea Laundry Third

near Bryant
Alexander John H. accountant, dwl 209 Stock
Alexander Joseph, clothing, dwl N. Y. Hotel

Bat nr Com
Alexander Joseph D. engineer, U. S. Branch

Mint dwl Mason nr Vallejo
Alexander {Joseph 0.) & Brother (Samtiel 0.

Alexander) clothing, 166 Clay
Alexander Julius, cigars. Pacific nr Front
Alexander (Julius) & Co. {Abraham Rosenthal

& Andrew D. Ellis) wholesale clothing, 82

Sac dwl cor Turk and Taylor
Alexander {Julius) & Levi {Lewis) paper box

manf, 82 Sac up stairs
Alexander M. Mrs. (col) washing, dwl N s Pac

nr Mason
Alexander Marcus, tailor, SE cor Bush and

Mary Lane
Alexander Samuel {Berioin & A.) Keystone

House
Alexander Samuel 0. {Alexander & Bra.) dwl

1G6 Clay
Alexander W. F. bds Benton House
Alexis James, baker, 330 Dupont
Alexis John, dwl N s Union nr Dupont
Alfeter Francis, milk ranch, E of Union Race

Course
Alford Amasa, surveyor for De la Rue & Schne-

pel, dwl 112 Bush
Alford S. W. {Benchley & Co.) res New York
Alger James, Clerk with L. Scellier & Co. dwl

Bush nr Kearny
Allan {Chas. E.) & Adams {Henry) gas fitters, 51

Bush
ALLAN {Geo. T.) LOWE, {Tlios. andJas.) & CO.

{Archibald McKinlay and A. C. Anderson)

commission mchts, 141 Clay up stairs dwl

Oregon City
Allen A. hair-dresser, 73 Davis
Allen Amos S. ofiice 86 Montgomery
Allan H. A. dwl Harris House Pine
Allen Cornelius, dwl 52 St. Mark's Place
Allen Emma E. (widow) adjuster U. S. B. M.

dwl Armory Hall
Allen Francis, ship carpenter, dwl 3 Bay State

Row
Allen George, carpenter, dwl N s Folsom bet

Simmons and Harris
Allen Geo F. dwl with John B. Taylor
ALLEN GEO. H. billiard saloon, 86 Mont (see

advertisement)
Allen Henry A. Purser stmr Cortez, dwl SE cor

Third and Perry
Allen Henry H. {Green, Heath & A.) 56 Front.
Allen James, engineer, dwel 6 Stevenson
Allen James S. elk, bds Stewart St. Restaurant
Allen J. M. drayman, with Frank Baker dwl

Clay above Dupont
Allen John, carpenter, bds Isthmus House
Allen John F. waiter, Aldens Dining Saloon
ALLEN {Josei^h E.) & SPIER {Richard P.)

booksellers and stationers, 148 Clay
Allen L. II. merchant, dwl Oriental Hotel
Allen Lorenzo H. dwl N s Stock nr San
Allen Myron W. {Davidson & A.) dwl 21 Bush
Allen Otis, dravman, bds 6 St. Mark's Place
ALLEN ROBERT Major, Asst Q. M. U. S. A.

off SE cor Cal and Mont dwl E s Stock bet

Bush and Sutter
Allen Roe, elk, with Frank Baker bds 230 Clay
Allen Theodore H. stevedore, dwl SE cor Jack-
son and Dupont
Allen Thomas, waiter, 202 Wash
Allen William, lab, at Pacific Glue Factory Pre-
sidio road dwl NW cor Jackson and San
Allen William liquor saloon, Pac nr Bat
Allen William, longshoreman, dwl NW cor Mont

and Bdy

SAN FRANCISCO [ A ] DIRECTORY.

Allen "William, moulder, Sutter Iron Works cor
Beale and Folsom

Allen "Wm. F. shipwright, S s Merch nr Drumm
dwl 3 Sansome

Allen W. R. shipping office SW cor Davis and
Chambers, dwl cor Powell and Sutter

Allen William S. paper ruler, with A. Buswell

AUers William, at New Texas House 33 Clay

Allcrt Aubert, sausage-maker, Merch nr San

Allier Victor, cook, Sullivan's Alley nr Dupont

Allison Frederick, machinist, St. Charles Hotel
First

Allovon Alfred F. clerk, with Woodworth & Co.
dwl cor Jackson & Stone

Allovon John D. piano-maker, 283 Jackson dwl
W s Taylor bet Clay and Sac

Allport William, wood and coal N s Wash bet
Drumm and Plast

AUyn Jonathan W. painter, dwl 34 Webb, rear

Almy Andrew J. {Redington & Co.) dwl E s
Folsom bet Second and Third

Almy B. D. special policeman

Almy ((?. J/.) & Stevens ( C. J.) produce commis-
sion mchts, 32 Clay

Almy Moses B. ( Goodivin & Co.) dwl N s Fol-
som bet Fifth and Sixth

Alpers Charles, musician, NW cor Sac and Kear-
ny dwl SE cor Powell and Yallejo

Alphonse F. printer, dwl 160 Bdy

ALSOP & CO. ( diaries B. PoUiemus and George
W. P. ^i'sse/i) commission mchts 111 and 113
California

Alsop George, dwl 188 Stockton

Alsop John, vegetables, dwl N s Lick Alley bet
First and Ecker

Altenburgh E. salesman, with A. S. Roscnbaum
& Co. cor Bat and Clay

Altheimer Joseph, brewer, -with Adam Meyer

Altman Samuel, dry goods, 156 Sac

Altmeyer Abram, elk, dwl with Z. Einstein

Alton Wlliam S. Mrs. dwl N s John bet Mason
and Powell

Alvarado Martin, waiter, dwl Hinckley bet Kear-
ny and Dupont

Alveres Joseph, saddle trimmings, dwl S a Vir-
ginia bet Pac and Jackson

Alvey, Cliarles W. stoves and tinware, W s Kear-
ny nr Jackson.

Alvis Francis, hand-cartman, cor San and Merch
dwl Green nr Dupont

ALVORD ( William) & CO. {Richard Patrick
and Joseph Tarratt) importers hardware,
60 Bat dwl E s Folsom nr Second

Ambrose James, waiter, 185 Cal

Ambrose Samuel ( Garimod & A.) dwl E s Ma-
son nr Bdy

Ambrose Thomas H. {A. Goodenough & Co.) dwl
57 Minnie

Ame Theodore, barber, Pacific nr Kearny

Amerige George, printer, dwl 115 Stockton

Ames E. T. bds Benton House

Ames George H. bedding and furniture ware-
house, 19 Clay, dwl 5 Central PI

Ames Henry, sash and blinds, dwl E s Prospect
PI bet Sacramento and California

Ames, Henry, stevedore, dwl 79 Minnie

Ames Henry Mrs. dwl E s Prospect Place near
California

Amie Gazan, musician, dwl W s Sonoma Place
Amos F. R. with D. D. Shattuck & Co. 93 Front,

dwl Mason bet Clay and Sacramento
AMOS (Zechariah) PHINNEY (Arthur), & CO.

( Wm. H. Hooke) lumber yard, pier 14 Stew-
art, dwl cor Mission and Jane
Amy Oscar, imp cloths and eassimeres, 144 Sac

up-stairs, dwl Prospect Place
Anderson Alexander, driver plaza coal yard, dwl

Brenham Place
Anderson Alexander C. (Allan, Lowe & Co.) res

Victoria
Anderson Andrew, seaman, dwl S s Market near

Stewart
Anderson Andrew, capt schr " Gertrude," Wash-
ington St wharf, res Oakland
Anderson Christian S. seaman, dwl Market near

Stewart
Anderson David, chronometer and watch-maker,

103 Com, dwl S s Green bet Montgomery

and Sansome
Anderson D. C. comedian, Lyceum
Anderson Edward A. capt schr " Mary Hart," S.

S. Bluxome, bet Third and Fourth
Anderson Fran9ois C. groceries, dwl N s Jessie

bet First and Second
Anderson George H. milkman, dwl op Presidio

House
Anderson H. C. (Roalfe & Co,) 32 Wash
Anderson James, boiler-maker, Vulcan Iron Wks
Anderson James, hostler, dwl SW cor Jessie

and Annie
Anderson James, tragedian, Lyceum theater, bds

Oriental Hotel
Anderson James, waiter. What Cheer House
Anderson James, watch-maker, at J.W. Tucker's,

dwl N s Sherwood pi bet Second and Third
Anderson James R. dwl 9 Virginia
Anderson James T. A. book-keeper, Sutter Iron

Works, bds Eagle Hotel Beale nr Folsom.
Anderson John, cook, St. Charles Hotel 21 and

23 First
Anderson John, laborer, dwl N s Jessie bet First

and Second
Anderson John, bds 160 Pacific
Anderson John, stevedore, bds Columbia House,

Stewart
Anderson John, tin ware, 216 Stockton
Anderson John, tinsmith, W s Third nr Folsom
Anderson John, Jr. capt. sloop " Janette," Wash

St. Wharf, res Oakland
Anderson Joseph, Commercial Nursery, SW cor

Folsom and Sparks
Anderson Peter, tailor, 79 Merchant
Anderson Robert, laborer, bds N s Third bet Fol-
som and Harrison
Anderson Thomas, (Doyle & A.) dwl N s 'Ellis

bet Powell and Stockton
ANDERSON WILLIAM C. Rev. pastor First

Presbyterian church, dwl E s Powell bet

Wash and Clay
Andis Frederick, musician, 28 St Mark's PI
Andornetti (John B.) & Co. (Louis Bland), gro-
ceries, NW cor Dupont and Pacific, dwl W

s Scott, bet Powell and Mason
Andres Andreas, cigars, 147 Kearny
Andres Christian, professor of music, dwl 84

Kearny

SAN FRANCISCO [A] DIRECTORY.

Andrews Abraham, imp of jewelry, dwl 127

Dupont
Andrews, Andrew J, carriage-maker, dwl N s

Post bet Mason and Taylor
Andrews Artlmr, laborer, Arbor Saloon, dwl SE

cor Merchant and Kearny
Andrews Elizabeth, (widow), seamstress, dwl

with John Heritage S s Stevenson bet Sec-
ond and Third
Andrews Francis, drayman, dwl with William H.

Adams S s Harlan Place
Andrews Frank, Ass't Superintendent Lone

Mountain Cemetery
Andrews Hannah Mrs. boarding, 3 Belden's

Block, ^[arket
Andrews J. bds Benton Hovise
Andrews James, lumber, bds with Mrs. N. H.

Cellers
Andrews John, waiter, 3 Belden's Block, Market
Andrews John, porter. Railroad House
Andrews P. capt. sloop "Excelsior," Clay St.

Wharf
Andrews Reuben, bds Sansome House SW cor

Battery and Yallejo
Andrews Thomas J. laborer with Thomas Lee,

bds W s Ritch bet Bryant and Harrison
Andrews, Wm. 0. Justice 11th Dist. off Mission

cor Sparks, dwl E s Mission Ck. S of Center

St. Bridge
Andrews W. E. B. agent, bds 119 Pine
Andrzejowski William, laborer S. F. Sugar Refi'y.

bds S s Folsom bet Second and Third
ANGELIS {Edwa7-d) &B08SELUA^ ( WiUiam),

Overland Mail Saloon SE cor Wash and

Kearny, dwl Pacific nr Kearny
ANGELL E. C. dentist, SE cor Clay and Kearny
Angell Horace B. Jr. foreman machine shop Pa-
cific Foundry, dwl N s Fourth bet Howard

and Mission
Angell Joseph S. driver, Freeman & Co. dwl 91

Dupont
Angello Joseph F. mason, dwl E s Taylor bet

Clay and Sac
ANGLE M. B. physician, cor Clay and Mont, dwl

282 Jackson
Anker Christian, laborer, with Andrew Thompson
Annabel Charles, laborer, bds 119 Pine
Anniss William, ship joiner, Drumm nr Jackson
Anson Richard, painter, dwl SW cor Larkin and

Gteary
Ansory (Charks) & Morris (Pinkus), clothing.

Pacific nr Battery
Anthes Peter, hairdressing saloon, What Cheer

House, dwl 221 Cal
Anthony Edward T. re-packer merchandise, NE

cor Battery and Sac, dwl S s Minnie bet

Fourth and Fifth
Anthony Joseph, dwl cor Lombard and Taylor
Antoine Manuel, stevedore, dwl with Mrs. Mur-
phy E s Baldwin Court
Antonin Auguste, barkeeper, NE cor Broadway

and Dnpont, dwl 132 Pacific
Antonio Benavides, merchant, dwl W s Bower

Place
Aplustill Charles, shoe-maker, NE cor Sansome

and Market
Aplustill Charles, watchcase-maker, dwl N s Mis-
sion bet Fifth and Simmons

Appach Adolph, confectioner with F. Moigneu S s

Sutter bet Kearny and Dupont
Appel Samuel, fruits and cigars, NE cor Mission

and Second
Appell John C. cabinet-maker, 44 Sansome, dwl

25 Bush
Appleby P. boatman, dwl Stevenson nr First,

rear
Applegate Josiah H. atty at law, NW cor Wash

and Kearny, dwl Stevenson above Third
APPLEGATE {Uriah) & CO. blacksmiths and

wheelwrights, 65 Pine bds 12 Sansome (see

advertisement)
Appleton David E. book stand, SE cor Clay and

Kearny, dwl 34 Webb, rear
Aran Joseph, ( Weil & Co.) dwl Post bet Kearny

and Dnpont
Arbogast Frederick, driver for John C. Bell, 182

Clay
Arch bald John, accountant, Flint, Peabody &

Co. dwl SE cor Stockton and Bdy
Archer Catherine, (widow), dwl 8 Minnie, rear
Archer, Edward, (col.), dwl 4 Brandon PI
Ardle Charles, salesman. 111 Sac, dwl Kearny

bet Post and Kearny
Ardoin Edward, dwl 343 Stockton, rear
Arees (Peter) <tCo. (John Eigne and Pierre Man-

ciet). restaurant de France, 195 Kearny
Argenti Felix, real estate, dwl Union nr Mason

Argerius , broker, dwl 373 Stockton

Arias Benancio, porter, dwl with Pedro Arias
Arias Pedro, clerk, dwl W s Mary Lane bet

Berry and Sutter
Arjo Manuel, (Sdevier & A.) dwl 325 Dupont
Arkitison Wm. laborer, dwl Jones bet Bush and

Pine
ARMES C. W. & G. W. broom manufacturers.

Sac nr Drnmm, dwl cor Tehama and Second

(see advertisement)
Armes George W. {Armes Bros.), dwl N s Teha-
ma bet Second and Third
Armistead Lewis A. Major U. S. A. Command-
ant Presidio
Armitage John, sail-maker, dwl 153 Bush
Armor, Joseph G. house and sign painter, 90

Clay
Armory {diaries G.) & Aylward (T/iomas) sail

makers, NE cor Davis and Clark, dwl E s

Lafayette PI nr Green
Armstrong A. bds What Cheer House
Armstrong Catharine Mrs. (widow), boarding,

SE cor Sac and Stockton
Armstrong Charles, (col) dwl 13 Virginia PI
ARMSTRONG {E. I.) & TODD (Samuel) proptrs

Metropolitan hotel, SW cor Bush and San
Armstrong George J. cooper with Baker &

Cutting ,

Armstrong Jane Miss, teacher of music, N s Te-
hama bet First and Second, dwl with Mrs.

R. Armstrong
Armstrong Jennie M. Miss, asst teacher, Denman

Grammar School, dwl cor Hawthorne and

Folsom
Armstrong John, dwl NW cor Wash and Powell
Armstrong John Jr. clerk, 212 Wash
Armstrong Mary Miss, teacher of music, N s Te-
hama bet First and Second, dwl with Mrs.

R. Armstrong

SAN FRANCISCO [A] DIRECTORY.

Armstrong Rebecca Mrs. private school, N 8 Te-
hama bet First aud Second
Armstrong W. W. box clerk, P. 0. dwl W s Yir-

ginia ur Jacksou
Arnavou L. clerk, 115 Wash
Arnaud Joseph, proptr Sutter restaurant, S s

Sutter nr Kearny
Arnest X, butcher, cor Dupont and Green
Amheira (S.) & Co. (A Marcus), clothing, 91

Pacific
Amheim Samuel S. cigars, Pacific nr Front
Arnold Abram, cigars, 138 Mont
Arnold Amelia Mrs. laundry, 16 Merchant
Arnold Amos E. with James W. Miller, N"W cor

Pine and Kearny
Arnold Benj. E. stock dealer, SE cor Folsom

and Thorne, dwl N s Folsom bet Thome and

Wood
Arnold Elbridge F. clerk, dwl E s Second bet

Mission aud Stevenson
Arnold Ferdinand D. teamster, bds N s Folsom

bet Thorne and Wood
Arnold Francis, {Handy & Co.) dwl cor Market

and Second
Arnold Francis W. cooper, dwl SW cor Second

and Market
Arnold Fred, clerk, 91 Battery
Arnold John, cordwainer, dwl 64 Kearny
Arnold John, stencil plates, dwl with Patrick

Hannigan
Arnold John C. teamster, bds N s Folsom bet

Thorne and Wood
Arnold S. S. roofer, dwl Green bet San and Mont
Arnold Thomas J. surveyor, 49 Mont Block
Arnold William, pail-maker, bds St.Charles Hotel

First
Amos Frederick, dwl S s Malvina PI nr Mason
Amstein Eugene, book-keeper, 59 Sac
Aronson Sigmund, waterman, dwl W s Monroe

nr Bush
Arrington William, QTruett, Jones & A.) dwl W

8 Mason bet Jackson and Pacific
Arriola Fortunate, portrait painter, 235 Wash,

dwl with Adolph Sutro *

Arrivets J. boot maker, cor Com and Leides
Arros Andre, with P. Martin, dwl SE cor Union

and Powell
Arrowsmith David B. book keeper, Oriental rice

mills, dwl N s Sac bet Stockton and Powell
Arrowsmith John, laborer, dwl Davis nr Pacific
Arthur G. N. with J. D. Arthur & Son
ARTHUR JOHN D. & SON ( W. K Arthur),

agricultural warehouse, Wash nr Davis, dwl

with H. L. King
Arthur Wra. M. dwl W s Powell nr Clay
Arthur Wm. N. {Arthur & Son) bds 74 Jackson
Asch Leon, mcht, dwl 10 Harlan Place
Asche Fred'k H. barkeeper, Oriental Hotel
Ash Charles drayman, dwl 183 Mission
Ash David, nail-maker, dwl E s Jane bet Mis-
sion and Jessie
Ash William, elk, with Dixon Bros. &. Co. dwl

N s Mission bet Second and Third
Ash William H. Clk, dwl with David Ash
ASHBURY MONROE, off with G. P. Fobes and

groceries SE cor Folsom and Third
Ashbrook Alfred, farmer, dwl Perkins' Ranch

E of Union Race Course

Ashcom James E. collector, dwl 185 Cal
Ashcroft William, mate, str J. Bragdon
Ashe Richard P. dwl Virginia Block
Asher S. clothing, W s Davis nr Pacific
Ashim & Bro. (Morris B. & Solomon) clothing,

etc. 118 Sac and auction etc. SE cor Dupont

and Jackson dwl Geary bet Kearny and Du-
pont
Ashim Solomon (Ashim & Bro.) 118 Sac
Ashley S. J. master mason. Fort Point
Ashton Charles (Heed & A.) dwl W s Stockton

bet Sac and Clay
Ashton George, dwl N s Tehama bet Fourth and

Fifth
Asmos John, porter. Com Flour Mills, dwl NW

cor Powell and Filbert
Asoung (Chinese) washing, Pacific nr Mont
Asoung Kee (Chinese) washing, SW cor Davis

and Chambers
Asper W. carpenter,bds NE cor Main and Folsom
Aspinall Benjamin, dwl SE cor Folsom and Essex
Assion E. Miss, dwl junction Market and San
Assion Henry, tailor, with J. Assion dwl Bush

nr Battery
Assion J. tailor, 148 Sacramento
Assion Joseph, tailor, 89 Montgomery
Astel Edmond, waiter, at Scroth & Carl's dwl 66

Kearny
Astley James, dwl 163 Commercial
Aston Daniel, painter, dwl NE cor Oregon and

Davis
Aston James, porter, at John Sime & Co. dwl S

s Mission bet Second and Third
Atheam Charles G. at 3 Clay St. Wharf, dwl with

A. J. Roulstone
Atkins Henry B. salesman. 111 Clay bds 52 Mont
Atkins Margaret Miss, dwl 151 California
Atkins Robert C. wood and coal, S s Bdy nr

Stockton dwl S s Bdy bet Powell and Stock
Atkins William, sail-maker, bds cor Sac and Davis
Atkinson Alfred, druggist, NE cor Jackson aud

Kearny
Atkinson Frederick, dwl 30 St. Marks's Place
Atkinson Joseph H. builder, dwl N s Bdy bet

Taylor and Jones
Atkinson L. & Co. shirts and collars, 6 Custom

House Block
Atkinson M. carpenter, bds Benton House
Atkinson Painter, dwl 155 Stockton
Atkinson Thomas, boat-builder, dwl W s Main

nr Market
Attard Antonio, peddler, dwl St. Ann's Valley
Attridge Edward, porter, 101 Front dwl N s Fil-
bert nr Jones
Attridge Thomas, porter, at Cowell's warehouse

dwl cor Union and San
ATWILL JOSEPH F. & CO. music and musical

instruments, 172 Wash dwl NE cor Powell

and Clay
Atwood Rev. Thomas, dwl 129 Bush
Atwood William G. brick-layer, dwl N s Tehama

Place nr First
Auber Jean, sausages, dwl 63 Merch
Auberlen Theodore A. manf safes etc. 45 Battery
Aubert Alfred, elk, with H. Hentsch
Aubert Paul, jeweler,with Louderback &Baldwin
Aubinaud Peter, carpenter, dwl Polk Lane nr

Stockton

SAN FRANCISCO [B] DIRECTORY.

Aubrey Francis 0. stationery, NW cor Second

and Stevenson dwl Stevenson nr Second
Aucererre Frederick, milkman, dwl N s Green nr

Dupont
Auchmoedy Silas, printer, dwl 10 Albion Place
Audittred Hypolite (^. M. Leite & Co.) dwl Bdy

op County Jail
Auger Bernard E. (Eousset, A. & Co.) dwl S s

Market bet Third and Fourth
Auger Louis, laundry, 9G Broadway
Augier P. M. & Co. (J. J. Ortley) proprietors

Union Line Alviso Packets, oil" Wharfinger's

oCf Long Wharf
Auguste Soubitez, washing, dwl W s Powell bet

Post and Sutter
Augustus Myers, dwl SE cor Bdy and Powell
Auid Edward, carpenter, dwl 399 Powell, rear
Auld John, dwl E s Mont bet Bdy and Vallejo
Aurants P. A. bds HUlman's Temperance House

80 Davis
Aurbcch Philip, cigars, 110 Sacramento
AUSTIN {Alexander) & CO. importers and dealers

dry goods, 115 Mont dwl Express Bdg
AUSTIN B. C. importer and jobber, stoves, tin-
ware etc. 92 Clay bds with Mrs. Vanderveer
Austin Benjamin, dwl S s Vallejo bet Powell and

Mason
Austin E. with B. C. Austin, 92 Clay dwl 50

Mont
Austin H. dentist, 182 Wash dwl Dupont nr

Francisco
Austin Jacob, commission merch, Wash nr Front

bds Tremont House
Austin Jas. hatter, dwl NE cor Com and Kearny
Austin Joseph, salesman, at A. Austin & Co. dwl

Express Bdg
Austin Julia A. Miss, private school, NE cor

Sac and Stoctondwl 198 Stockton
Austin Marcus wholesale grocer, 57 Front dwl

Greenwich bet Stockton and Powell
Austin, Marcus E. 41 Sac dwl N s Greenwich nr

Stockton
Austin Mary Mrs. bds Brannan House
Averell Anson, proprietor Winchester Market, 88

Kearny dwl S s Howard bet Second and

Third
Avery Clark, carpenter, SW cor Sacramento and

Jones
Avery D. drayman, with David Hudson, 1 Clay
Avery Elisha, Capt. Sovereign, dwl S s Townsend

bet Second and Third
Avery Harris J. stoves and tinware, cor Davis

and Com dwl W s Fremont bet Harrison

and Bryant
Avilez Matias, restaurant 212 Montgomery
Ayer Washington, physician, off NE cor Sac and

Leid
Ayers Ellis (Brittan & A.) bds American Ex-
change
Aylward Thomas {Armory & A.) dwl Hillman's

Temperance House
Ayres H. blacksmith, at H. Casebolt & Co.
AYRES {Jas. J.) & CO. {CJiarles P. Jobson, P. B.

Forster and Geo. E. Barnes) proprietors and

publishers Morning Call SE cor Mont and

Clay dwl 325 Green
I yres Harrison B, plumber, dwl Greenwich nr
i\ Stockton

Ayres John C. brass foundry Oregon bet Front
and Davis, dwl Potrero SE Brannan Street
Bridge

Ayres William 0. physician, dwl 211 Stockton

Baas Charles {Khs & B.) dwl SE cor Dupont

and Clay
Babcock Benjamin E. {Scott, Curtis & Co.) dwl

SE cor Stockton and Bdy
Babcock D. druggist, 75 Davis bds Hillman's

Temperance House
Babcock E. A^ cook. Railroad House
Babcock Frederick A. drug elk, with Henry

Johnson & Co. dwl NE cor Pine and Powell
Babcock, Henry S. cashier, Wells Fargo & Co.

dwl with W. F. Babcock
BABCOCK JASPER, asphaltum, 180 Jackson
Babcock William F. {Forbes & B.) dwl Essex

first house above Folsom
Babier Madame, dress-maker, 30 Montgomery
Babson E. bds Benton House
Babson Edward, 41 Cal bds with J. B. Swasey

Bush bet Powell and Mason
Baby F. R. Capt. P. M. S. S. Sonora, dwl 223

Stockton
Bach John, gunsmith, 72 Com dwl Virginia bet

Pacific and Jackson
Bach Martin, billiard factory, NW cor Jackson

and Front dwl 176 Mission
Bache F. M. elk, with Maj. H. Bacbe dwl Union

Club NW cor Mont and Cal
Bache Hartman, Maj. Corps Topographical En-
gineers U. S. A. off Custom-House third

floor dwl Union Club NW cor Mont and Cal
Bachhous Peter F. barkeeper, NE cor Market

and Third
Bachman & Co. (of Los Angeles) off 64| Battery
BACHMAN BROS. {Herman, Nathan and Da-
vid) fancy and staple dry goods, 63 Battery
Bachman David {Bachman Bros. ) 63 Battery
Bachmann Isaac, proprietor New York Hotel,

SW cor Com and Bat.
Bachman Nathan {Bachman Bros.) 63 Battery
Backrow Simon, jewelry, dwl 121 Bush
Backus Charles, minstrel, dwl 234 Kearny
Backus H. M. book-keeper, with C. Morrill bds

Metropolitan Hotel
Backus Julia H. Mrs. vocalist, Melodeon 197

Wash
Backus Oscar J. ( Gordon, Brooks, B. & Tay) dwl

11 John
Backus Rodman, salesman, 160 Battery
Bacon Dean, carpenter, with Henry H. Wood
Bacon Francis N. machinist, Vulcan Iron Works

dwl 40 Clementina
Bacon George S. machinist, Vulcan Iron Works

bds with Thos. Blackmore
Bacon George W. cooper, dwl 205 Clay
Baciarini {Josej)h) & Riauda {Ponziano) coal and

wood, Vallejo nr Stockton
Backer William & Co. {Lmis Meyer) groceries

and liquors, 40 First and SW cor Stevenson

and Ecker dwl cor Clay and Wetmore Place
Backer ( William) & Co. ( William Spreen) bakers,

NE cor Mason and Clay

SAN FRANCISCO [B] DIBECTORY.

Bacon Jacob {Toiune & B.) dwl N. s Bush nr

Taylor
Bacon Joseph S. {T. H. & J. S. B.) dwl Harrison

bet Essex and First
Bacon Louis S. sculptor, dwl 187 California
Bacon R. H. book-keeper, 68 Bat dwl N s Jack-
son bet Powell and Mason
Bacon T. H. & J. S. commission merchants and

agents Boston underwriters, 30 Front
Badarous Camille, physician, off and dwl 205

Wash
Baden Jacob, baker, at Irving Bakery, cor Lick

Alley and Kcker
Badenhop Henry (Jianken &, B.) dwl SW cor

Howard and Fourth
Badger Joseph B. auctioneer, NE cor Mont and

Merch dwl Howard nr Third
BADGER (William G.) & LINDENBERGER

{T. E.) importers and jobbers of clothing 103

and 105 Battery dwl Second nr Harrison
Badgofsky Peter, waterman, dwl W s Clara bet

Bush and Sutter
Badt Morris, clerk, 133 Commercial
Bagerman August, brick-maker, dwl Mission

Creek nr Dow's Distillery
Baggat Charles, baker, dwl Hinkley bet Kearny

and Dupout
Baggs, fireman, dwl Green nr Kearny (rear)
Bailey Alexander H. proprietor Bailey's Board-
ing House, 89 Bush
Bailey Benjamin, miner, dwl 5 Albion Place
Bailey Charles, elk, 86 Mont dwl Jessie bet Sec-
ond and Third
Bailey Charles G. collector Morning Call, SE cor

Clay and Mont
Bailey David W. carpenter, dwl S s St. Mark's

Place
Bailey D. H. carpenter, bds cor Pine and San
Bailey Frederick P. {F. W. Shattuck & Co.) dwl

200 Pine
Bailey Henry, moulder, Yulcan Iron Works
Bailey J. H. grocer, 373 Stockton
Bailey Isaac {Knapp & B.) dwl S s Jackson nr

Mont
Bailey Jacob B. brick-layer, bds 89 Bush
Bailey John (col) steward at Barry & Patten's

dwl 9 Post
Bailey John N. cooper, dwl S s Clementina bet

First and Second
Bailey Lemuel C. dwl N s Perry bet Second and

Third
Bailey Morris {Heath & B.) dwl SE cor Clay and

Kearny
Bailey Orrin, Justice of the Peace, 229 Kearny

dwl SE cor Kearny and Filbert
Bailey Robert, machinist, Sutter Iron Works bds

20 Sansome
BAILEY {Robert S. J.) & BRADLEY {John N.)

proprietors Plaza Hotel, cor Brenham Place

and Clay
Bailey Sarah (widow) dwl 134 Kearny
Bailey W. salesman, 80 Front
Bailey William R. carpenter, with Chas. D. Kel-

lum bds Central Place bet Kearny and Dup
Baillie John R. miner, bds Telegraph Hill
Bailly Arthur, porter for J. Guerin & Co. dwl

105 Mont
Bailly Frangois, vegetables, 292 Dupont

Baily Pauline M. (widow) midwife, dwl 7 Jessie
Baily William, wholesale fruits, 95 Davis dwl

W s Kearny bet Green and Yallejo
Bain John, blacksmith, dwl S s Ritch bet Fol-

som and Harrison
Baird John H. dwl Prospect Place nr Sac
Baison Rodolphe, elk, 13 Kearny dwl 17 Kearny
BAKER {Augustus D.) k CUTTING (Francis)

California Picklq Warehouse, N s Sac bet

Davis and Drumm
Baker Caroline M. (widow) dwl 138 Dupont
Baker C. C. {Stevens, B. &. Co.) res Providence

R. I.
Baker Charles, door-keeper, Maguire's Opera

House dwl 122 Bush
Baker Conrad, U. S. B. Mint, bds with Mrs.

Hahn, Anthony nr Jessie
Baker David, salesman, 66 Sacramento
BAKER {Echvard D.) & DWINELLE (Samuel

H.) attorneys at law, 148 Clay dwl Pacific

nr Larkin
Baker Edward D. Jr. student with Baker & Dwi-

nelle, dwl Pacific nr Larkin
Baker Ferdinand, shoe-maker, 180 Cal dwl N s

Washington nr Mason
BAKER FRANK, importer of carpets, 110 and

112 Clay dwl SW cor Powell and Bdy
Baker George L. mason, dwl 182 Cal (rear)
Baker George P. {Bull, B. & Co.) 87 Front
Baker George W. book-keeper, Empire Brewery

bds Oriental Hotel
Baker Henry, calker, bds Oregon House
Baker Henry, ship-carpenter, dwl Ellis bet Hyde

and Larkin
BAKER {Henry) & CO. {N. B. Stone) and Bat-
tles & Co. Oriental Rice Mills, W s Fremont

bet Market and Mission dwl Dupont nr Post
Baker Henry Y. engineer Chace's Mill cor Mar-
ket and Beale, bds with J. W. Ross
Baker J. merchandise broker, 81 Front, dwl cor

Second and Bryant
Baker {J. G.) & Steel (W. K) Shipping office

E s Davis near Pacific dwl 25 Stone
Baker John, wholesale grocer, dwl SW cor Bry-
ant and Second
Baker John H. gardener, N s Green nr Laguna
Baker John P. salesman, S. H. Meeker & Co. dwl

346 Powell
Baker John W. (col) cook, dwl S s Jessie bet

Second and Third
Baker Joseph, cabinet-maker, 37 Montgomery
Baker Joseph, seaman, bds at T. Young's Bat nr

Yallejo
Baker Judah Jr. {Stevens, Baker & Co.) dwl cor

Yallejo and Mason
Baker Lafayette C. turner, dwl 221 Pine
Baker Lewis, manager, Maguire's Opera House,

dwl 241 Kearny
Baker Mary, (widow) dwl S s Folsom bet Third

and Fourth
Baker M. C. boards Hillman's Temperance House

80 Davis
Baker Orrin, blacksmith, S. F. Machine Works

dwl 15 Sutter
Baker Peter, bds Columbia House, Stewart
BAKER SAMUEL, imp boots and shoes 66 Sac

dwl Riley bet Mason and Jones (see adver-
tisement)

SAN FRANCISCO [B] DIRECTORY.

Bilker Sophroriia S, (widow) dwl 222 Cal
Baker Stephen N. drayman, dwl X a Silver bet

Third and Fourth
BALCII {Lafayette) & WEBBER, {Joseph B.)

lumber, pier 20 Stewart dwl with Caleb II.

Smith
Balch Stephen M. (/. M. Hall <fc Co.) dwl N 8

Stock PI nr Dupont
Baldwin A. B. butcher, dwl Pac bet Leavenw'th

and Ilyde
Bakly Absalom, wood-yard, dwl IIG Dupont
Baldwin Alex. R. 59 Front
Baldwin Ames, bds cor Vallejo and "Wash
Baldwin A. S. physician, 228 Washington
Baldwin Benjamin Jr. book-binder, 70 Merclibds

53 Mont
Baldwin Charles, com mcht, dwl N s Folsom bet

Second and Third
Baldwin E. Jr. carpenter, dwl 127 Pine
Baldwin Edwin, bdsSansome House SW cor Bat

and Vallejo
Baldwin E. F. dwl Hayes' Valley
BALDWIN ELIAS J. proptr "Red Stables" 180

and 182 Com dwl Tehama bet First and

Second
Baldwin Henry, game, etc. dwl W s Second bet

Natoma and Minnie
Baldwin Hiram S. physician, IGG Clay
Baldwin Josiah A. with Turner & Co. dwl 128

Bdy
Baldwin if. dwl W 8 Stock bet Clay and Wash
Baldwin Marcus M. {Louderhack & B.) dwl 51

Minnie
Baldwin Mary Mrs. fruit stand, W s Second bet

Natoma and Minnie
Baldwin Wm. ship carpenter and boarding, N s

Townsend bet Thii'd and Fourth
Balena Charles, corset-maker, dwl Adler nr Du-
pont
Ball A. M. W. (R. S. Eells & Co.) res Newark,

N.J.
Ball Charles, barkeeper, 76 Kearny bds with T.

Doyle
Ball F. Capt. schr Umpqua, Wash St. Wharf
Ball Francis, dwl 5 Quincy
BALL ( George E.) & Co. {Louis Hauck) proptrs

Ball's Saloon, SE cor Mont and Merch dwl

7 Waverly PI (see advertisement)
Ball James, stevedore, dwl W s Stewart nr Mis-
sion
Ball John, sailmaker, dwl 286 Washington
Ball Michael, porter, dwl 24 Battery
Ballard Charles, lodgings, E s Leid bet Sac and

Com
Ballard Joseph H. ship elk, dwl E s Scotland bet

Greenwich and Filbert
Ballenger Patrick, porter, dwl NW corner Cal

and Pratt Court
Ballentine James, builder, 169 Cal dwl W s

Johnston bet Mission and Market
Ballheimer Charles, elk, NW cor Davis & Wash
Ballin Edward, tinsmith, 249 Dupont
Ballon John, boarding, W s Ohio nr Broadway
Ballou S. painter, Fort Point
Balzer Henry, upholsterer, 120 Sansome
BAMBER JOHN, Contra Costa Express, W s

Davis nr Vallejo dwl 61 Broadway (see ad-
vertisement)

Bamberger Adam, baker, dwl W s Russ Alley nr
Sutter

Banard (/. D.) & Co. {G. B. Temple) produce
dealers, 55 Clay

Bancroft Albert L. book-keeper, with H. H. Ban-
croft k Co. bds with George L. Kenny

BANCROFT {Hubert II.) & CO. {G. L. Kenny)
booksellers and importers, 151 Mont dwl
with G. L. Kenny

BANDMANN, {Julius) NIELSEN {H.) k, CO.
imp and com mclits, 48 Front up stairs

Bandy Chas. laundryman, dwl Filbert nr Stock

Banfield John F. ship-carpenter, dwl NW cor
Harrison and Ritch

Bangle Edward, painter, dwl 4 Central PI

Bank Joseph, cabinet-maker, with M. Bach, dwl
167 Mission

Banker W. W. cigar-maker, 1 98 Kearny

Banklaw John, coppersmith, Union Iron Works

Banks A. J. bds Treniont House

Banks George S. dwl 77 Dupont

Banks John A. dwl 249 Kearny

Banks John H. {McGruder k B.) dwl Pac nr
Montgomery

Banks {Thos. C.) & Bull, {Thomas) bankers, SW
cor Mont and Com dwl 1 80 Stock

Banks AVilliam, tailor, dwl NW cor Sac and Ma-
son

Bannan Edward, drayman, NE cor Cal and Bat-
tery

BANNERMAN JOHN B. engraver cards, seals,
etc. 162 Sacramento

Baquat John, tailor, W s Montgomery nr Pacific

Barbaro Bartholemew, com mcht, dwl N s Union
nr Dupont

Barbat J. physician and druggist, 279 Pacific

Barbeau Louis J. chemicals, dwl N s Market bet
Powell and Mason

Barber Augustus H. elk, with Holcombe Bros,
bds Niautic Hotel

Barber Edward E. express wagon, dwl W s An-
thony bet Mission and Jessie

Barber Edward W. blacksmith, dwl Columbia
Hotel

Barber Peter J. carpenter, bds 4 Brown PI

Barber Thomas IT. boatman, dwl NW cor How-
ard and First

Barber T. J. bds Niantic Hotel

Barber Wein S. (col'd) barber, 27 Kearny

Barber William, atty-at-law, 11 Wells' Building

Barbette Frederick, {Morell & B. ) dwl Drunim nr
Clay

Barbier A. special policeman

BARBIER ADOLPH, wines, liquors, syrups, etc
148 Washington

Barbier Armand, collector, dwl W b Second bet
Mission and Market

Barbier Louis, cook. Job's Restaurant, dwl 102
Broadway

Barbolla L. fruit, S s Pac bet Davis and Drumm

Barboro B. S. 127 Jackson

Barckhausen Julius, book-keeper, dwl S s Louisa
nr Fourth

Barclay Arthur, laborer, bds SE cor Davis and
Oregon

Barclay Frank, boiler-maker. Union Foundry

Barclay George R. {Haley & B.) Hotel Interna-
tional

SAN FRANCISCO [B] DIRECTORY.

Barclay James, (Ileaney & B.) dwl East bet

Jackson and Wash
Harder Michael, lab, dwl S s Minnie bet Second

and Third
Bardon Michael, porter, 48 Front
Bard well {J. L.) & Co. mchts, and produce deal-
ers, Merch nr Drumm bds Hillmau's Tem-
perance House
Bardwell John R. bds Hillman's Temperance

House
Barfrede Henry, lab, S. F. Sugar Refinery, bds

NW cor Folsom and Simmons
Barkeloo John, Dep'y Assessor, City Hall dwl

31 South Park
Barker A. H. real estate, NE cor Front and Jack-
son dwl 202 Wash
Barker Augustus H. elk, bds Niantic Hotel
Barker H. M. Mrs. principal primary department

Market St. School
Barker Henry R. drayman for Haynes & Lawton

dwl S s Harrison bet Second and Third
Barker James, carpenter, dwl E s Stock nr Un-
ion
Barker John, hog ranclv, cor Folsom and Wood
Barker John, laborer, 136 Pine
Barker Joshua, book-keeper, 71 Front dwl Ss

Tehama nr Second
Barker M. bds Benton House
BARKER {S. A.) & REYNOLDS (/. K) manfs

trunks, etc. 109 Sac dwl N s Pine nr Du-

pont
Barker Samuel F. drayman, 67 Front dwl Teha-
ma bet Fourth and Fifth
Barker Stephen, drayman, 67 Front dwl Tehama

bet Fourth and Fifth
Barker T. L. {of Booth & Co. Sac. City) 79 Front

dwl 263 Stockton
Barker William, wood and lumber. Mission St.

Wharf dwl E s Chelsea PI nr Bush
Barkley Samuel, book-keeper, S. L. Wilson & Co.

dwl cor Mission and First
Barkley Wm. proptr Barkley House NW cor

Mission and First
Barkman Nicholas, wheelwright, 64 Sansome

dwl 34 Kearny
Barlaga Henry, cabinet-maker, dwl E s Yirglnia

bet Pacific and Jackson
Barman A. Mrs. variety store, W s Third bet

Stevenson and Mission
Barman John S. dwl W s Third bet Mission and

Stevenson
Barnard A. S. Miss, principal intermediate dep't

Union St. School
Barnard Charles E. elk, with James Findla, dwl

E s Hawthorne bet Folsom and Harrison
Barnard Edward C. elk, NE cor Bat and Pine

dwl Hawthorne nr Folsom
Barnard Frank, elk, 67 Clay dwl Hawthorne
Barnard George W. porter, 82 Battery
Barnard J. elk, with Main & Winchester bds 28

Battery
Barnard Robert, bds with B. Reinhart
Barnard Thomas G. builder, dwl E s Hawthorne

bet Folsom & Harrison
Barnard Wm. H. barkeeper, str Pacific bds with

Charles Yeonjans E s Jane bet Minnie and

Natoma
Barnes, Caroline Mrs. dwl Union PI nr Green

Barnes Daniel, wagon-maker, 64 Sansome
Barnes David, (Crawford & B.) dwl SE cor Val-

Icjo and Stockton
Barnes Dennis, carpenter, dwl 333 Stockton
Barnes George E. [Ayers & Co.)SE cor Clay and

Mont bds 230 Clay
Barnes James H. at Cochituate Baths 57 San-
some
Barnes John, machinist, bds Michael Fagan
Barnes Wm. W. printer, 129 Sansome
Barnet Sam'l, clothing, NW cor Pine and Mont

dwl 17 Sutter
Barnett Charles, dwl NW cor Jackson and Stock
Barnett Lawrence, drayman, dwl NW cor Bush

and Kearny
Barnett Louis, engineer, Alta Mills, dwl S s Mis-
sion bet Second and Third
Barnett Norman W. milk ranch, Old San Jos6

Road, S Mis Dol church
Barney Richard, carpenter, bds N. Orleans House
Barney Thomas Y. mason, dwl 204 Stockton
Barnhisel Olivia Mrs. dwl W s Tsdel PI nr Bush
Barning (i?ar?nawn) & Michaelas (Christopher),

groceries, NW cor Stockton and Yallejo
Barnum George, teamster, bds 90 Pine
Baron Abram, tailor, SE cor Bdy and Kearny
Baron Henry, express wagon, bds 63 Mont
Baron T. cigar-maker, cor Sac and Leids
Barovich Nicholas, Sebastopol Saloon, NW cor

Clay and Davis
Barr James H. jeweler, dwl W s Webb bet Sac

and Cal
Barr Neil, moulder, Vulcan Iron Works, dwl E s

Jane bet Mission and Jessie
Barra Ezekiel I. Barra's Saloon, 54 First
Barraty Francis, butcher stall, 1 Clay St. Market,

dwl Pacific Alley
Barrere Menuisier, dwl S s Stevenson bet Second

and Third
Barrett Edward, blacksmith, Sutter Iron Works,

dwl 13 Clementina
Barrett H. N. Mrs. boarding, dwl 261 Stockton
Barrett J. brewer, dwl Union bet Kearny and

Dupont
Barrett James, boiler-maker. Union Foundry
Barrett Louis, laborer at Alta Flour Mills,dwl SW

cor Mission and Jane
Barrett Martin, clerk, 132 Sansome
Barrett M. H. clerk, dwl 186 California
BARRETT (Samuel) & SHERWOOD (Robert)
chronometer-makers and jewelers, 135 Mont
dwl 246 Powell (see advertisement)
Barrett Sarah (widow), dwl N s Mission bet Sec-
ond and Third
Barrett William, driver, Logue & Skelly, dwl with

Terence Biggy
Barring Margaret Mrs. dwl Pres'o Road nr Pacific
Barrington, Wm. B. dwlNE cor Folsom and First
Barris Alcide, clerk, 104 Battery, dwl cor Jack-
son and Mason
Barris Hiram D. proptr Philadelphia Market

220 Stockton
Barroilhet Henry, with Belloc Freres & Sescau,

147 Clay
Barron Cornelius, painter, dwl N s Jessie bet

Second and Third
Barron Edward, butcher, 13 and 14 Wash Mar-
ket dwl E s Mission bet Fourth and Fifth

SAN FRANCISCO [B] DIRECTORY.

Barron Fletcher, dwl N s Oak bet Mason and

Taylor
Barron John, with Jno McDonald dwl S 8 Jessie

bet Second and Jane
Barron Joseph, with Bolton, Barron & Co. dwl

92 Merchant
Barron William E. {Bolton, B. & Co.) Tice-Con-

sul Mexico, off 92 Merchant
Barrosie G'. orge, carpenter, dwl N s Drumm nr

Clay
Barrow Henry, liquors, NE cor Fran'o and Stock
Barrow Morris, tailor, dwl 3GG Stockton
Barrow Samuel M. saloon, East bet Wash and

Clay, dwl S s Harrison, bet F'st and Fremont
Barry David, grocery, NW cor Mason and Lom-
bard
Barry D. W. watchman, U. S. B. M.
Barry, Edward L. doorkeeper, U. S. B. M. dwl

N s Tallejo nr Mont
Barry James, blacksmith, 89 Pine, dwl cor Green

and Powell
Barry James, boots and shoes, 58 Mont, dwl 20

First
Barry John, dwl N s Minnie bet Second and Third
Barry John, laborer, Fulton Foundrj', E s First
Barry John T. printer, 118 Montgomery
Barry J. Putnam, dwl 39 Montgomery
Barry J. T. bds What Cheer House
Barry Patrick, atty at law, Hentsch's Bdg, dwl

301 Pacific
Barry Richard, laborer S. F. Sugar Refinery, bds

with Owen Casey
Barry Richard, carpenter, bds South Park House
Barry Richard L. carpenter, bds Mechanics' Ex-
change cor Pacific and Kearny
Barry Robert, tailor, dwl W s Trinity bet Bush

and Sutter
Barry Teresa, (widow), dwl W s Hubbard bet

Howard and Folsom
BARRY (r/ieo. J.) & PATTEX {Benj. A.) wines

and liquors, SE cor Sac and Mont and 127

Sac, dwl 166 Mission
Barry Thomas, laborer, dwl Filbert bet Sansome

and Montgomery
Barry William, comedian, Lyceum theater, bds

180 Jackson
Barry William, expressman, dwl 256 Pacific
Barry William, liquor saloon, 152 Sansome
Barstow Alfred {D. B. & A. B.) 41 Mont Block
Barstow D. B. & A. attys at law, 41 Mont Block
Barstow George, atty at law, 79 Mont
Barstow John F. bookkeeper for Fancher & Gough

dwl 152 California
Barstow Wm. H. {Luther & Co.) 118 Mont
Bartels C. musician, dwl 376 Powell, rear
Bartet, Guillaume. bookseller, dwl 180 Cal
Bartet John Baptiste, laundry, dwl S s Green bet

Powell and Mason
Bartholemy Alexander, {Bonnet & B.) dwl 147

Dupont
Barthrop George, dwl 316 Stockton
Bartleth John, bds with L. C. Baker
Bartlett Charles II. paperhanger, dwl W s Stock-
ton bet Post and Sutter
Bartlett, C. Julian, associate editor Bulletin, bds

135 California
Bartlett Earl, attorney at law, 163 Mont, dwl 303

Powell

Bartlett F. A, ship clerk, dwl S s Chesnut bet

Stockton and Powell
Bartlett J. C. drayman, G9 Clay, dwl 57 First
Bartlett J. Cushing, carpenter, bds with L. C.

Baker
Bartlett, Job C. drayman, dwl 8 Central PI
Bartlett Jonathan C. carpenter, dwl 221 Pine
Bartlett Jonathan D. {Farr & B.) dwl Terminus

house, foot Third
Bartlett Mary A. Mrs. teacher, W a Dupont bet

Bdy and Pacific
Bartlett X. warehouseman, bds 46 Sansome
Bartlett Washington, Deputy Co. Clerk 12th Dist.

Court, dwl 185 Cal
Bartlett William T. bds 185 Cal
Bartley Francis, boiler-maker, dwl S s Mission

bet Fremont and First
Bartley Robert, laborer, dwl W s Webb bet Cal

and Sac
B ARTLING ( TTiKtam) & KIMBALL, {Henry),

bookbinders, 141 Wash up-stairs, dwl S 8

Pacific nr Taylor, (see advertisement)
Barton B. F. {Barton & Co.) dwl cor Mont and

Sutter
Barton C. barkeeper, 144 Wash rras Mont Block
Barton Horace W. bds 256^ Stockton
Barton John, dwl 256 Pacific
Barton {John) & Co. {B. F. Barton), proptrs Pa-
cific Salt Works, 19 Com. bds Metropn Hotel
Barton William, stevedore, dwl E s St. Vincent

nr Green
BARTOX WILLIAM, proptr Barton Hall N s

Pacific nr Stockton
Baruch B. J. clerk, 152 Kearny, dwl 145 Sac
Barvasse Paul, butcher, S s Pacific nr Stockton
Barwold Louis, farmer, dwl 157 Kearny
Barwold Theodore, merchant, dwl 157 Kearny
Basford J. K clerk U. S. Drug Store, NE cor

Pine and Kearny
Bash Hermann, tailor, dwl 96 Dupont
Basigner Xavier, brewer, dwl W s Third bet

Mission and Stevenson
Basquis Leopold, with Wm. Langerman, dwl W

s Powell bet Green and Mason
Bass T. Jefferson, drayman, 105 Front, dwl W s

Mason nr Geary
Basse Albert, {John Jones & Co.) dwl SW cor

First and Howard
Basse Thomas {Eggers k Co) dwl 110 Cal
Bassett Abner, contractor, 85 Wash dwl N s

Bush nr Mason
Bassett Alonzo, stone-cutter, dwl Presidio Road

nr Fort Point
Bassett Charles, clerk, dwl N s Ellis bet Powell

and Mason
Bassett Ebenezer, granite yard. Market bet Mont

and Sansome. dwl S s Mission nr Second
Bassett, Nathaniel, dwl S s Pine bet Dupont and

Kearny
Battaile T. G. impost book-keeper, Custom H.
Batchelder John S. clerk with Brenan & Batch-
elder, dwl 53 Minnie
Batchelder Joseph M, {Brenan & B.) dwl 63

Minnie
Batchelder William H. porter, 37 Cal, dwl E s

Taylor bet Wash and Jackson
Bateman Charles, carpenter, bds Columbia House

Stewart

SAN FRANCISCO [B] DIRECTORY.

Batoman Francis, baker, with Michael Bateman

NW cor Jessie and Annie
Bateman James, bds Cohimbia House, Stewart
Bateman M. bds What Ciieer House
Baker Michael, proprietor Eagle Bakery NW cor

Jessie and Annie
Bates Eliza M. (widow) dwl 11 Geary
Bates George, Captain sloop Coquette, Washing.

ton Street Wharf dwl N s Natoma bet Sec-
ond and Third
Bates George W. drayman for C. S. N. Co. dwl

E s Ritch bet Brannan and Bryant
Bates John G. elk, 127 Montgomery
Bates Henry, elk, dwl W s Third bet Bryant and

Silver
Bates William H. milk-ranch, N s Brannan bet

Fifth and Simmons
Bath Albert L. wheelwright, dwl Benton House
Bath John, dwl N s Caroline PI between Virginia

and Powell
Bathgate John (^McDonald & Co.) cor Clay and

Leidesdorff
Batker Samuel P. laborer, dwl N s Howard bet

Second and Third
Batteaux Daniel (Staut &, B.) dwl Musical Hall
Battersby John, stoves and tinware, 82 Sansome

dwl cor Pine and Sansome
Battey Susan S. (widow) dwl W s Third bet

Folsom and Howard
Battle Joseph, tailor, dwl SW cor Kearny and

Pine
Battles Charles, groceries and liquors, NW cor

Third and Brannan
Battles William Ward, Oriental Rice Mills, Fre-
mont nr Mission dwl Oriental Hotel
Batturs Edward T. clerk, T. J. Smiley dwl W s

Third bet Folsom and Harrison
Bauch P. G. book-keeper, P. M. S. S. Co. dwl

Union bet Powell and Mason
Baucher Eugene, waiter, 168 California
Bauck John H. {Koliler, Frohling & B.) 160

Montgomery
:Baud Marie, (widow) dwl 40 Post
;Baudot Casimire, salesman with L. Scellier & Co.

dwl Brooklyn PI
Bauer Charles, gunsmith, dwl 212 Washington
.Bauer Emile, elk, with J. H. Still & Co. 126

Washington
Bauer J. A. druggist, 186 Washington dwl W s

Mason bet Vallejo and Broadway
Baugh Theodore E. [Sweeny & B) 135 and 137

Clay
Baugh W. W. 135 and IS'I Clay
Baule Christian, miner, dwl S s Folsom bet First

and Fremont
Baulhaus Christian, boot-maker, 183 Pacific
Baulsir {Nimrod) & Seal {James) block-makers,

8 Washington dwl cor Jones and Pacific
Baum Charles, C. H. broker, cor Oregon and Bat-
tery dwl 156 Broadway
Baum Julius, clothing, SW cor Battery and Com-
mercial bds New York Hotel
Baum L. mcht, bds St. Nicholas
Barm Simon, salesman, SW cor Bat and Com
Bauman H. dwl 107 Broadway
Bauman Samuel, dwl N s Hinkley nr Dupont
Baumester John, tailor, dwl 236 Kearny
Baur M. confectioner, 36 Montgomery

Baur Sophie Miss, dressmaker, 56 Kearny
Baure Louis, shoe-maker, bds 156 Pacific
Baurhyte Robert, engineer str Antelope
J3AUX JOHN B. grocer N s Center bet Dolores

and Guerrero
Baxter Charles G. salesman, with E. Newberger

184 Clay
Baxter Edward H. elk, 148 Front dwl Battery

bet Pine and Bush
Baxter J. H. bds What Cheer House
Baxter John T. carpenter, dwl Mission op Ellen
Baxter Joseph G. drayman, C. H. dwl 16 Har-
lan Place
Baxter Louisa Mrs. boarding, 28 Battery
Baxter Thomas, bds Benton House
Baxter Thomas J. saddler, at 130 Sansome
Bayerque Jules B. {Pioclie & B.) dwl S s Mission

bet Harris and Simmons
Bayerque N. clerk with Pioche & B. dwl Mission

Dolores
Bayerque R. with Pioche & B, dwl cor. Wash-
ington and Brenham Place
Bayerque Urban, clerk, with Pioche & Bayerque

bds with J. B. Bayerque
Bayless Thornton J. Golden Gate Clothing Store

SE cor Clay and Kearny
Bayless William, stage-driver, with P. Hunt & Co.
Bays Henry T. ship-carpenter, bds N s Town-
send bet Third and Fourth
Bazile (John) & Co. (Joseph PacJc) tripe, 4 Clay

St. Market dwl Laguna Presidio Road
Bazille Marie Madame, millinery, 176 California
Bazin Amic, dwl Union Hotel Plaza
Bazin Victor, tailor, dwl W s Third bet Mission

and Stevenson
Beach Benj. C. clerk with Jennings & Brewster

dwl S s Pacific nr Stockton
Beach Chileon, drayman, with R. E. Brewster &

Co. dwl N W cor Broadway and Mason
Beach Eliza Mrs. boarding, dwl S s Pac nr Stock
Beach, J. D. C. drayman, with R. E. Brewster &

Co. dwl cor Second and Tehama
Beach Lewis, dwl cor Mason and Union
Beach William W. cigars, Tehama House, dwl

302 Stockton
Beagle Ira J. painter, dwl S s Jessie bet First

and Second
Beakey David, tinsmith, dwl NW cor Clay and

Davis
Beale Charlotte Mrs. lodging rooms. New York

Hotel, Battery bet Commercial and Sac
Beale George, waiter. What Cheer House
Beale Samuel Jr. upholsterer, dwl S s Greenwich

bet Powell and Mason
Beale Thomas, New York Hotel, Battery nr Com
Beals H. Channing, commercial editor Daily

Times, dwl N s Sutter bet Powell and Stock
Beamin Daniel, baker, bds Franklin Hotel
Beamis T. W. (Nash & B.) resides Boston
Bean Moses B. dwl Taylor bet Green and Union
Beard George (Goodwin & B.) dwl 38 First
Beard John, well-digger, dwl N s Townsend bet

Third and Fourth
Beardo Frank, barber, N s Jackson nr Sansome
Beardsley J. S. butter, cheese, fruits, etc. 46

Washington Market
Bearing John P. book-keeper, dwl W s Monroe

bet Pino and Bush

SAN FRANCISCO [B] DIRECTORY.

Boaty John, porter, with Samuel Adams bds 18

Bush
Beatty Patrick, cabinet-maker, with J. G. Clark

& Co. dwl 7 Berry
Beatty Robert, hotel-keeper, dwl W a Dupont nr

Union
Beatty Samuel G. Jr. com merchant, dwl SE cor

ElHs and Mason
Boauchamp Isadoro, painter, bda 89 Bush
Boauchamp Leander, tinsmith, dwl S s Hunt bet

Second and Third
Beauchanips J. printer, dwl Dupont bet Union

and Green
Beauharnais V. E. physician, dwl 245 Vallejo
Beaver Geo. "W. (James Patrick & Co.) dwl S s

Market bet Fifth and Simmons
Beaver John, carpenter, dwl 187 California
Bebee J. bar-keeper, dwl 180 Mission
Bee Bartholomew, junk-dealer, dwl 341 Stockton
Bechelder Henry, porter, dwl W 3 Taylor bet

Jackson and Pacific
Beck Adolph G. book-keeper, dwl NE cor Turk

and Taylor
Beck (Charles) & "Van Glahn (Henry) grocers,

N\V cor Powell and Filbert
Beck David L. clerk, W. T. Coleman & Co. dwl

W 3 Dupont nr Lombard
Beck Henry, bds Benton House
Beck Henry, bootmaker, with John O'Kane, dwl

181 Washington
Beck Henry, dwl N a Hardie Place nr Kearny
Beck Mary R. (widow) dwl 9 Virginia Place
Beck Nathaniel A. tanner, bds SE cor Brannan

and Second
Beck Paul H. handcartman, cor East and Com
Beck William, cooper, dwl Davis bet Sac and

Cal
Beckard Solomon (colored) dwl 25 Jessie
Becker B. Adolph (Becker Bros.) dwl SW cor

Bush and Stockton
BECKER BROTHERS (M. Rudolph E. and B.

Adolph) cigars and tobacco, NE cor Clay and

Montgomery and Bella Union Bdg dwl 212

Washington
Becker N. confectioner, at 104 Clay
Becker William, cook. Metropolitan Hotel
Beckett Henry, polisher, dwl 61 Montgomery
BECKH GUSTAVUS W. County Recorder, off

cor Breuham Place and Washington dwl S s

Pine bet Stockton and Dupont
Beckham George C. bds Tremont House Jackson
Beckman Eugene, clerk, with Bevans & Co. dwl

SE cor Broadway and Stockton
Beckman John, coffee house NW cor Second and

Howard
Beckner Samuel, painter, bds with Edward Nix

6 Ecker
Beckwith Elliot S. ship-carpenter, dwl S s Mar-
ket bet Main and Spear
Beckwith Henry P. stone-cutter, dwl S a Post

bet Dupont and Kearny
Beckwith John W. carpenter, dwl W s Dupont

bet Sutter and Post
Bedell William, machinist, Pacific Foundry, dwl

N s Minnie bet Third and Fourth
Bee Camille, tailor, N s Pacific bet Dupont and

Stockton
Bee Emile, tailor, 114 Dupont dwl Virginia PI

Bee John D. laborer, at Fulton's Tannery bda

Townsend nr Third
Beebe Charles A. dwl S a ifission nr Fourth
Beebe Josepii, calker, bds Barkley Houae
Beecroft George, servant, with Capt. Wm. L. Dall
Beedy Benjamin W. clerk Clinton Temperance

House
Beekman Patrick, baker, with Wm. Horr & Co.
Beer Julius ( Weil & Co.) dwl 40 Post
Beerhaus, bds 14 Sansome
Beers B. bds What Cheer House
Beers D. steamship Hermann, bds Railroad House
BEERS (Henry I.) & DAVIES (JohnS.) importers

and com merchants and paper warehouse

83 Clay dwl Eddy bet Mason and Taylor
Beers John, dentist, 110 Montgomery dwl E a

Mason bet Green and Vallejo
Beggs Mark, stone-cutter, Fort Point
Beggs William W. engineer S. F. Gas Co,
Begin Joseph, butcher, dwl 149 Kearny
Beguhl Harry, Capt. sloop Caroline, dwl Pier 10

Stewart
Behr Herman, physician and Consul, Dessau

& Lubeck off 184 Washington dwl N s Bry-
ant near Fifth
Behren George, cabinet-maker, at 123 California
Behrens Diedrich, gardener, dwl N s Stockton

Place between Dupont and Stockton.
Behrens Henry C. F. physician, 34 Minnie
Behrens James, com merchant, SW cor Caliiomia

and Front
Behrens Margaret Mrs. Spring Valley House Pre-
sidio Road near Green
Behrruann Henry, cooper, bds 64 Montgomery
Beicke Louis, blacksmith, bds 55 Montgomery
BEIDEMAN (Jacob C.) & PAGE (Eohert a)real

estate agents, office 94 Merchant, bds 185

California
Beke Williams, cooper, N s Oregon nr Battery

dwl cor California and Davis
Belcher F. P. drayman, dwl 277 Pacific
Belcher R. H. dwl 277 Pacific
BELDEN FRANCIS C. proprietor Union Club

Rooms, NW cor Montgomery and California
Belden Orrin, pattern-maker, dwl with E. T. King

Harrison nr First
Bolderwrin Anna Miss, dwl 36 Post
Belding H. S. foreman moulders Pacific Foundry

dwl Isthmus House
Belknap David P. Deputy County Clerk, Court of

Sessions, County and Probate, dwl Virginia

Block cor Stockton and Pacific
Bell Abraham R. plasterer, dwl E s Simmons bet

Folsom and Howard
Bell Emory F. salesman, with John C Bell, 182

Clay
Bell George H. stationer and bookseller, SW cor

Merchant and Montgomery dwl W s Second

nr Market
BELL GERRIT W. assayer, 148 California abv

Montgomery dwl Howard bet Second and

Third
Bell Henry W. elk, at Wells Fargo & Co. bda

with John W. Bell
Bell J. carpenter, bds 46 Sansome
Bell James, (Fulkner, B. & Co.) dwl South Park
Bell James (colored) job wagon, dwl Union nr

Dupont

SAN FRANCISCO [ B ] DIRECTORY.

BELL JAMES "W. milk ranch old San Jos6 Road

5 from Mission Cliurch

Bell John {Kennedy & B.) dwl cor Sutter and

Montgomery
Bell John, aail-raaker, at 105 Front dwl Powell

nr Washington
BELL JOHN C. carpets, paper, upholsterer, 182

Clay dwl cor Dupont and Greenwich
Bell John L. Deputy U. S. Marshal, dwl U. S.

Court Building
Bell John W. express department Wells, Fargo

6 Co. dwl 259 Powell

Bell Joseph (colored) steward, dwl Union Alley

bet Powell and Mason
Bell Lucius, {Elliot & B.) dwl with W. M. Hun-
toon
Bell Patrick, proprietor Bell's Bakery 183 Cal
Bell Peter, dwl N s Har'n bet Beale and Frem't
Bell Samuel, Capt. schr Emma Hayne, Clay St.

Wharf
Bell Samuel, ship-builder, bds N s Brannan bet

Second and Third
Bell Thomas, stevedore, bds Columbia House,

Stewart
Bell Thomas, Bell's Saloon, TO Clay, dwl 15 Bat
Bell William, foreman Alta California, dwl 1

Central Place
Bell William, steamship Golden Age, dwl N s

Jessie bet Second and Third
Bell William, ship-builder, dwl N s Brannan bet

Second and Third
Bell W. H. inspector, Custom House
Bell William J. usher, American Theater
Bellanger J. Madame, lodgings, 238 Pacific
Bellanger (Joseph) &■ Co. proptrs Jefferson Ex-
change saloon, 181 Commercial
BELLEAU EUSEBE, proptr St. Francis Hotel,

SW cor Dupont and Clay
Bellemere Augustus, jeweler, dwl Sutter bet

Kearny and Montgomery
Bellemere Louis, hair-dresser, 108 Commercial,

dwl N s Howard bet Second and Third
Belliek Gustav, cabinet-maker, at 123 California
Bellier Antonio, carpenter, dwl 107 Dupont
Bellingham Bay Coal Co. cor Taylor and Lombard
BELLOC FRERES (B. & J.) & SESCAU {John),

off 147 Clay up-stairs
Belloc J. {B. Freres & Sescau). res Paris
Belt John, cooper, bds 5 Sacramento
Bemis Charles C. engineer. Commercial Fl. Mills

dwl 149 Mission
Benavidas Antonio, mercht, dwl N s Bower PI
Benchel Gottlieb, tailor, dwl Cadel's Alley nr

Union
BENCHLET {Leonidas B.) & CO. {S. M. Alford),

importer hardware, 62 Battery, dwl 248

Powell
Bendeleben Ottfried, clerk, 157 Jackson
Bender John, piano-maker, 185 Stockton
Bender Josiah, dwl Mission Road nr Bridge
Bendert Henry, tailor, 79j Montgomery
Bendixen B. auctioneer, dwl 280 Mason
Bendixen George L. J. {Jones & B.) dwl 280

Mason
Benech Robert, capt. schr Anna Thillon, Clay

St. Wharf
Benecki Michael, physician, SW cor Bush and

Kearny

Benedict Wm. ship-keeper, C. K. Garrison & Co

Bencke C. A. {Scha/er & B.) res New York

Benkleman Adam, baker at Philadelphia Bakery,
Third bet Folsom and Harrison

Benn Frederick, ( Wcdertz & B.) dwl SW cor Pa-
cific and Montgomery

Bennan John, bottler, dwl N s Green nr D^upont

Benner Edward B. watchman, Metropolitan H.

Benner, Frederick M. foreman coiner's dept U.
S. B. M. dwl cor Yallejo and Jones

Bennett Alvin, dwl 16 Green

Bennett A. P. at James Yantine & Co.^, dwl Ss
Greene nr Kearny

Bennett Catharine, (widow), liquors, 209 Dupont

Bennett Chauncey C. special policeman

Bennett Emma Mrs. Bush St. Laundry, 93 Bush

Bennett George, drayman, dwl S s Silver bet
Second and Third

Bennett Harris, clothing, 79 Commercial, dwl
164 Commercial

Bennett Henry M. dwl SE cor Washington and
Kearny

Bennett James, carpenter, dwl Laura Place

Bennett {James) & Harris {Lewis W.) boarding,
N s Folsom bet Price and Harris

Bennett James P. dwl 107 Broadway

Bennett Mary B. Mrs. milliner, 150 Sacramento,
up-stairs

Bennett Michael, boot-maker, dwl W s Third bet
Folsom and Howard

Bennett Nathaniel, atty at law, NW cor Mont-
gomery and Merchant

Bennett P. B. vegetables, dwl N s Green bet
Powell and Mason, rear

Bennett R. H. & Co. ( W. L. Kirhy), produce com-
mission mchts, cor East and Merchant, dwl
Essex Place

Bennett Robert, (col) boot-black, NW cor Third
and Folsom

Bennett Thomas, physician, 144 Sacramento, dwl
N 8 Pine nr Prospect Place

Bennett William, calker, dwl N s Jessie bet
Second and Third

Bennett William H, tailor, dwl SW cor Third
and Silver

Bennett Y'illiam W. liquors, 3 East

Bennett, W. W. bds What Cheer House

Benneuz Joseph, drug clerk, dwl 112 Dupont

Benneuz Margaret, (widow), dress-maker, 112
Dupont

Benjamin Carrie Y. Miss, principal primary dept.
Rincon School

Benjamin Edmund B. ( Cameron, Whittier & Co.)
dwl S s Howard bet Second and Third

Benjamin Frederick, merchant, dwl 225 AVash

Benjamin Joseph, dwl 56 Montgomery

Benjamin Joseph Mrs. children's clothing, 56
Montgomery

Benjamin Tiodele, cook, St. Francis Restaurant,
bds cor Sacramento and Waverley PI

Benjamin W. K. drayman, 79 Clay, dwl Geary
bet Taylor and Jones

Bening George, Ocean Pearl saloon, cor Wash-
ington and East

BENSLEY JOHN, president S. F. City Water
Works, off NW cor Sacramento and Battery,
dwl Howard's Cottages, Mission nr Third

Benson Andrew, bds Chambers nr Front

SAN FRANCISCO [B ] DIRECTORY.

Benson D. caot. sclir Josephine, Clay St. Wharf

BENSON {E. S.) & MILLS, (5. Belden), real
estate agents, 170 Montgomery

Benson George, engineer, Pioneer Flour Mills

Benson James, book-keeper, Biggs & Ruggles,
dwl N s Perry nr Third

Benson John, notary public, SW cor Montgomery
and Merchant, dwl Pacitic Club Rooms

Benson Lewis (col) porter, 100 Front, dwl Var-
renno bet Union and Filbert

BENSON {Seicall) & CO. ^Wm. B. Storey), hay
and grain, pier 9 Stewart, dwl Essex nr
Folsora

Benstein Edward, carpenter, dwl Bailey's Alley
nr Bush

Bent, Silas E. carriage-maker at H. Casebolt &
Co.'s, bds 119 Pine

Bentloy Thomas, cooper, cor Washington and
Drumm

Benton J. E. Rev. Mission Congregational Church
dwl Valencia bet Center and Sparks

Bents Henry, barber, bds New England House

Benz Antoine, Louisiana Saloon, SE cor Jackson
and Dupont, dwl Baltimore House

Bepler Justus, acid distillery, bds with Julius
A Koster

Bequette Paschal, Receiver U. S. Land OfiBce
and Pension Agent, SB cor Jackson and
Mont, dwl Union bet Dupont and Stockton

Berad Abraham, boot-maker. East nr Jackson

Berberowitch K- liquor-saloon, cor Oregon and
Davis

Berce (Joseph) & Co. (/. J3. Boch), fish 31 Wash
Market, dwl 132 Clay

Berck Beanhardt, bar-keeper, 123 Sacramento,
dwl 152 Dupont

Berel Jacob, furniture, 242 Pacific

Beretta Peter, machinist, dwl S s Minnie bet Sec-
ond and Third

Bergen H. {Schult & B.) dwl Pacific bet Stock-
ton and Dupont

Bergen Peter, Jr. liquors, Jackson nr Montgom-
ery, dwl N 8 Washington nr Powell

Bergenhime Otto, tailor, dwl NE cor Pacific
and Powell

Berger Colombo Madame, dress-maker, dwl 188
Pine

Berger Gabriel, {Geneve & B.) dwl 188 Pine

Berger Julius, clerk, dwl 173 Clay

Berghauser John, dwl E s Dupont nr Filbert

Bergin {James) & Brother {Michael Bergin), soap
factory, SE cor Green and Powell

Bergin Michael, {Bergin & Brother), dwl SE cor
Green and Powell

Bergin Thomas, dwl E s Powell nr Green

Bergmann Nicholas, wheelwright, dwl 34 Ker

Bergson Ole, {Piper & B.) dwl 68 Merchant

Bergstein {Lewis) & Rosenbaum {Joseph), fancy
dry -goods, 8 Virginia Block, dwl N s Broad-
way bet Powell and Mason

Berhofer Conrad, butcher, dwl E a First bet Har-
rison and Bryant.

Bering John P. book-keeper Cunningham's ware-
house, dwl W s ilonroe bet Bush and Pine

Berkowitz M. cloaks and trimmings, 148 Sacra-
mento, dwl 169 Commercial

Berliner H. A. clothing, 35 Pacific

Berling David, musician, dwl Laura PI nr Bush

Bermingham John, engineer, P. M. S. S. Golden

Age
Berolzheimer Max, book-keeper, 85 California
Bernal Rosalie, dwl N s Broadway bet Mason

and Powell
Bernard Arnold, sculptor, 175 Pine
Bernard C. A. expressman, bds 119 Pine
Bernard Charles, coffee mcht, dwl 355 Dupont
Bernard George, dentist, dwl 149 Kearny
Bernard Henry, clothing, dwl N s Sutter bet

Kearny and Montgomery
Bernard Jean, engineer, French Hospital
Bernard Jesus, dwl SW and rear Mission Church
Bernard John, laborer, dwl NE cor Sutter and

Kearny
Bernard John, seaman, dwl 42 First
Bernard Paul, watch-maker, 108 Commercial,

dwl 150 Bush
Bernard Robert, paints 129 Kearny
Bernard Sier, {Tr avers & Co.), dwl S 8 Broadway

nr Kearny
Bernard V. boots and shoes, 180 Kearny
Bernede John, butcher, stall 5 Clay St Market,

dwl Laguna, Presidio Road
Berner Henry, dwl E s Stockton nr Lombard
Berney John, saw manufacturer, dwl with Wm.

Berney
Berney William, saw manufactory, 10 Kearny,

dwl Market nr Kearny
Bemhard Samuel, machinist, bds Philadelphia

House
Bemhard, Samuel H. shutter-maker at 90 Bush
IJernhart Lawrence, at Turner & Co.'s S s Jack-
son nr Montgomery
BERNHEIM MAURICE, confectioner, 104 Clay
Bernstein Henry, clerk, dwl 128 Kearny
Bernstein Isadore, book-keeper, SW cor Battery

and Commercial
Bernstein Joseph, furniture-wagon, dwl S s Na-

toma bet First and Second
Berran John, moulder, bds with Thomas Cleary
Berratta Peter, machinist, Union Foundry
Berri Emanuel, dwl 135 Montgomery
Berring Hermann, clerk with Becker Brothers,

dwl 107 Broadway
Berring Rudolph, cigars, NE cor Sacramento and

Kearny
Berry Albert & Co. Golden Gate Flour Mills, 136

Pine, off 92 Front, dwl cor Third and Stev
Berry David, drayman, dwl Bush nr Kearny
Berry Fulton G. drayman, 58 Front, dwl 136

Dupont
Berry Henry, stevedore, dwl cor Kearny and

Lombard
Berry J. Qr. Master stmr Sonora, dwl Drumm nr

Sacramento
Berry John, blacksmith at 21 Bush
Berry John J. waiter, at St. Charles Hotel, 21

and 23 First
Berry John 0. seaman, dwl S s Market nr Main
Berry Richard N. merchandise broker, 79 Front

dwl E s Powell bet Jackson and Pacific
Bert Edward G. bar-keeper, with Barry & Patten

dwl Harlan Place nr Dupont
Bertheau C. {Zeil, B. & Co.) 48 California
Berthenut L. P. bottle dealer, Virginia bet Jack-
son and Pacific
Bertody Charles, physician, 225i Washington

SAN FRANCISCO [B] DIRECTORY.

Berton Francis, cashier, llonry Ilentsch, dwl

NW cor Montgomery and Jackson
Bertram Frederick, bar-keeper, NW cor Clay and

Davis
Berwick (Thos.) & Burns {0. F.) sail-makers,

foot Clay dwl cor Mason and Lombard
Borwin (J.) & Alexander {Samuel) tailors. Key

Stone House. Jackson
Berwin John P. book-keeper, Cunningham's
Warehouse Cunningham's Block dwl Monroe
bet Bush and Pine
Berwin (/'.) King (P.) & Co. clothing, 69i Sacra-
mento dwl 164 Mission
Besine Louie, crockery, dwl E s Scott nr Pacific
Besinger Frederick, butcher, dwl 98 Bush
Besson Auguste, restaurant, 197 Pacific
BESSON FELIX {Lermitte & Co.) 66 Merchant
Besson {Mariette) & Pons {Charlotte) Mesdames,

French corset-makers, 14 U Sacramento
Besson Theofried, dwl 141^ Sacramento
Bessy A. P. & Co. {Jas. A. Broivn & S. S. Giles)
drayman, 106 Sansome dwl S s Minnie bet
Second and Third
Best Samuel P. tinsmith, with D. W. Betts Sac-
ramento nr East
Betbeze {Augustus) & Bower ( George) harness-
makers, 145 Sansome
Bettnar Andrew, boot-maker, 103 Davis dwl 1

St. Mary's
BETTS D. W. stoves, tinware, etc. Sacramento

nr East
Betual Fran9oise (widow) proprietress laundry, S

s Howard bet Fourth and Fifth
Betuel Francois, laundry, S s Howard bet Fourth

and Fifth
Betyman Luder, saloon, NW cor Folsom and

Third
Beuchel Edward, musician, dwl S s St. Mark's

Place bet Dupont and Kearny
BEVANS {Thomas P.) & CO. {John Bevans)
druggists, SE cor Stockton and Broadway
dwl Vallejo bet Hyde and Larkiu
Bevans John {Bevans & Co.) dwl S s Greenwich

nr Stockton
"Bevens John, pressman, 68 Merchant
Bevier Conrad, carpenter, dwl 187 California
Bewly Allen H. clerk and collector, with G. 0.

Whitney & Co. dwl Second nr Natoma
Beyer Edward, porter, 119 Front
Beyer Louis, barber, Front nr Chambers dwl cor

Front and Pacific
Beythien {Gaius) & Schenk {Hugo') proprietors
New York Brewery, S s Post bet Dupont
and Kearny res Germany
Beziade John, tailor, 207 Dupont
Bianchi Eugenio, professor music, dwl 113 Du-
pont
Bianchi Giovannina Signora, cantatrice, dwl 113

Dupont
Biarnez Amaris, washman, French Hospital
Bicherd Nicholas, junk-dealer, dwl store-ship

Lewis, Stewart nr Mission
Bickel Conrad, dwl 35 Post
Bickford Joseph, machinist, bds with Hugh Ca-
meron
Bicknell Freeman, special policeman
Bicknell Stephen, boot-maker, bds 54 Natoma
Bidau Pierre, real estate, dwl 232 Dupont

Biden Charles S. printer Herald Office, Super-
visor First District and President Fire De-
partment dwl W s Montgomery bet Vallejo
and Green
Bidleman G. B. steward U. S. Marine Hospital
Bidleman Joseph B. dwl 209 Washington (rear)
Bidwell Henry C. dwl 287 Washington
Biedermann Stanislaus, drug clerk, 215 Wash
Biedert Albert, musician, dwl N s Berry bet Du-
pont and Clara |
Bieladinovich Nicholas, fruits, 158 Kearny
Bielawski Casimer, clerk U. S. Sur. General, 71,
Montgomery Block i
Bielefeld {H.) & Landa {John) cooperage, 6'

Washington dwl NE cor Clay and Davis
Bien H. Rev. dwl N s Yallejo bet Powell £•

Mason
Bien {Morris) & Goldbach {Solomon) furniture,

260 Dupont
Bierbrauer John, piano-maker, dwl NE cor Pow-
ell and Pacific
BIESTA FEDERICO, foreign books and station-
ery and publisher L'Eco Delia Patria, 126
Montgomery (see advertisement)
Biettnar Antoine, laborer, S. F. Sugar Refinery,

bds N s Folsom nr Toll Gate
Bigarel Dominique, menehant tailor, 175 Wash
Bigelow Adoniram J. dwl N s Union nr Kearny
Bigelow Daniel, machinist, S. F. Sugar Refinery

dwl nr Russ Garden, rear Harris
Bigelow Elijah, gunny bags and produce, 40 Clay

dwl Minnie nr Third
Bigelow Jabez, boots and shoes. 53 Commercial
Bigelow John, drayman, dwl 12 Brown's Place
Bigelow Martin, dwl SW cor Lombard and Du-
pont
Bigelow Samuel C. real estate agent, cor Mont
and Sacramento dwl N a Laurel Place bet
First and Essex
Bigger W. J. delivery clerk, P. 0. dwl E s Stock-
ton nr Pacific
Biggey Terrance, hostler, Logue and Slcelly dwl

end Stevenson

BIGGS {A. R.) & RUGGLES (/. E.) wines and

liquors, 146 Front dwl Bush bet Taylor and

Mason

BIGGS {John E)k HERSER (G^eorsre)Cohimbia

House W s Stewart bet Market and Mission

Biggs Thomas D. dwl Empire Lodgings N s

Commercial bet Montgomery and Kearny
Bigham Samuel, bds SW cor Fourth and Teha-
ma
Bigler Read, clerk, U. S. B. M. bds S s Clay nr

Mason
Bigley Cornelius, groceries, 48 Clay dwl 117 Pine
Bigley John, drayman, dwl 117 Pine
Bigley Thomas {Ringot & B.) dwl W s Mason bet

Clay and Sacramento
Biglione Alphonsus {S. J.) Rev. Ass't Pastor St.
Ignatius Church, S s Market bet Fourth and
Fifth
Bignami Louis, waiter, dwl 226 Stockton
Eigne John, {Peter Arees & Co.) res Vict'a B. C.
Eigne Vincent, waiter. Restaurant de France dwl

195 Kearny
Bignolo Joseph, crockery, dwl Bdy nr Stockton
Bigot {Simon) & Lecler {Victor) liquors and bil-
liards, SW cor Commercial and Kearny

SAN FRANCISCO [ B ] DIRECTORY.

Bigot Ernst, 150 Sacramento

Bijjot^ Leon, Frencli pistols, 150 Sacramento

Bigot Madame, embroidery and lace- washer, 150

Sacramento
BiKinger Mary Mrs. dress-maker, 276 Diipont
Bill riiilip, liquors, W 8 Dupont bet Pacific and

Broadway
Billard David, capt. schr Kate Adams, "Washing-
ton St. Wharf
3illet Kdward, dwl Summer St. House
j Billings Frederick {IMleck, Peachy & B.) 47
I Montgomery Block dwl 91 and 92 Mont-

gomerj' Block
'^3illings Frederick, machinist, Fulton Foundry E

s First
(jjllings S. H. hostler with Lyman Clark, N s

Jackson nr Sansomo
Bindar William, butcher, dwl Cadel's Alley nr

Union
Bingenheimer Christopher, cooper, 29 Clay
Bingham Charles E. cigars, NW corner Mont-
gomery and Washington
Binnev Andrew J. contractor, bds with Charles

De Ro
Binney Isaac B. NE cor Washing'n and Kearny
Bioren B. T. bds cor Folsom and Wood
Bioren Charles W. clerk, dwl cor Folsom and

Wood
Birch Elgin W. mate stmr Panama, dwl with

James Stevens
Bird Geo. W. constable, dwl N s Stevenson bet

Third and Fourth
Bird James, moulder at Fulton Foundry, bds with

Brown Brown
Bird Lawrence, dwl 125 California
Bird Philip, cook, 68 Montgomery
Bird R. D. Mrs. principal primary depar't Green-
wich St. School, dwl N s Stevenson bet

Third and Fourth
Birdsall Elizabeth Mrs. adjuster, U. S. B. M. dwl

Greenwich nr Stockton
Birdsall George, laborer, U. S. Appraiser's Store

dwl N 8 Howard bet Fourth and Fifth
Birdsall Jonathan M. carpenter, dwl S s Mission

bet Price and Johnston
Birdsall, L. A. physician, bds Brannan House
Birdsall Zephaniah, driver, Wells, Fargo & Co.

dwl N s Greenwich nr Dupont
Birrell Andrew, dwl W s Third bet Everett and

Howard
Birrell Andrew Jr. door-keeper. Maguire's Opera

House dwl W s Third bet Everett and How-
ard
Bisagno Bartholmy {B. Brothers) dwl 106 Clay
Bisaguo Brothers, {Louis & Bartholmy) importers

crockery and glassware, 1 06 Clay
Bischofl" Henry, clerk, with J. H. Donzelmann

SE cor Bush and Sansome
Bisele Borel, cook, 168 California
Bishop Brown, liquor saloon, W s Davis nr Val-

lejo
Bishop Charles, bds with Edward Taylor
Bishop Francis A. contractor and civil engineer,

91 Pine bds with Edward Taylor
Bishop Henry, porter, with James Phelan dwl

cor Pacific and Sansome
Bishop Henry, ( George Osmer & Co.) dwl cor

Clay and East

Bissell George W. P. (Alsop & Co.) dwl N s Fol-
som bet Second and Third
Bissett Andrew T. stone-cutter, Fort Point
Bitter (TFj^Kim) &Wyman (John), proptrs Me-
chanic's E.xchango Hotel, cor Pacitic and
Kearny, dwl 189 Pacific
Bittner Andrew, shoe-maker, dwl 7 St. Mary
Bittner John, cook, bds N s Fol.som nr Price
Biven Isaac, contractor, dwl Telegraph Place
Biven Richard, printer, 133 Clay
Bivins Samuel, (col), express wagon, dwl E s

Scott, bet Broadway and Pacific
Bixler David, atty-at-law, oQ' Eugene Casserly,

dwl NE cor Montgomery and Jackson
Bixler Daniel, clerk, dwl David Bixler
Bjorkman John R. vegetables, 323 Dupont
Black Adam, boot-maker, dwl SW cor Mission

and Third
Black Andrew, printer, dwl 180 Jackson
Black Ann Mrs. dwl St. Charles nr Montgomery
Black David, blacksmith, dwl NW cor Dupont

and Sacramento
Black Esther Mrs. dwl Mrs. Maria H. WadJeigh
Black George, civil engineer, 141 Clay up-stairs
Black Hiram, boots and shoes, W s Third bet

Everett and Howard
Black John, clerk, dwl S s Broadway nr Mont
Black P. J. clerk with Allan, Lowe & Co. 141

Clay, dwl Taylor bet Wash and Jackson
Black Robert, gardener, N s Presidio Road
Black William, special policeman
Blackburn George, machinist, dwl 33 Webb
Blackman A. dwl S s Broadway bet Taylor and

Mason
BLACKMAN ( 0. P.) HOWARD ( Charles Wehh)
& CO. wholesale dealrs in wines and liquors,
41 Com, dwl Minnie bet First and Second
Blackmore Thomas, boarding, E s Beale bet Fol-
som and Harrison
Blackstone Nathaniel, merchandise broker, 11

Washington, dwl Lombard nr Lagoon
Blackwood John, bds E s Ritch bet Folsom and

Harrison
Blackwood William, book-keeper, TJ. S. Quar'trs
Dept. dwl E s Ritch bet Folsom and Harrison
Blahm Henry, clerk, dwl NW cor Jackson and

Kearny
Blaikie George W. ship-joiner, bds with James

L. Blaikie
Blaikie James L. ship-joiner, dwl E s Prospect

Place, bet Sacramento and California
Blaikie Richard T. ship-joiner, bds with James

L. Blaikie
Blaikie Sarah (widow), dwl S s Natoma bet First

and Second
Blair Archibald, machinist, U. S. B. M. dwl S s

• Filbert nr Montgomery
Blair Phineas S. waterman, dwl 5 William
Blair Thomas N. policeman, dwl S s St. Mark's

Place, bet Dupont and Kearny
Blair William, grainer, bds Mechanic's Boarding-

House, Market
Blaisa Comte, bakery, S s Broadway nr Dupont
Blaisdell Elizabeth F. (widow), furnished rooms,

SW cor Dupont and Harlan Place
Blaive Dominick, Very Rev. pastor Notre Dame
des Victoires Church,dwl basement cor Chat-
ham Place and Bush

SAN FRANCISCO [ B ] DIRECTORY.

Blake A. H. warehouseman, Hathaway & Co.'s
warehouse, Rincon Point, dwl 8 Clay

Blake Calvin T. (^Boyd & Co.) dwl 148 Mont

Blake Charles E. (Cole & B.) dwl 253 Kearny

Blake {Francis) & MofTitt {James) power-press
printers, basement 70 Merchant, dwl SE
cor Bush and Jones

Blake George, builder, dwl 180 Jackson

Blake George M. book-keeper, with Frank Ba-
ker, dwl N s Howard bet Second and Third

Blake H. C. bds Eaglo Hotel, Bealo nr Folsom

Blake Jabez, milkman, bds Hall & Hunt's Milk
Ranch, San Jos6 Road

Blake John, clerk, 58 Montgomery

Blake Margaret J. Mrs. chamber-maid, 2 Belden's
Block

BLAKE MAURICE C. Judge County Court, of
Probate and Court of Sessions, dwl E s
Montgomery bet Sutter and Market

Blake Sumner C. with Blake & Moffitt, 10 Merch

Blake 'William, (col), barber, Niantic Hotel

Blakeley Francis, carpenter, dwl W a Powell
bet Ellis and O'Farrell

Blakiston John S. sail-maker, 15 Clay

Blanc Stewart, boot-maker, "W s Battery nr Pa-
cific

Blanch Andrew, liquor-saloon, 2 Jackson, dwl
cor Battery and Pacific

Blanchard Alexander, dwl Reed bet Jones and
Leavenworth

Blanchard C. D. dwl S s Ellis bet Stockton and
Powell

Blanchard C. D. Mrs. teacher of music, Ellis bet
Stockton and Powell

Blanchard Claude, dwl S s Ellia bet Stockton
and Powell ,

Blanchard David, bds 206 Stockton

Blanchard David L. Custom- House, dwl"W s Du-
pont nr Greenwich

Blanciiard {Louis) & Porta {Franf^ois), carpenters,
dwl Lestrade Place nr Pacific

Blanchard Nelson, bds Read bet Jones and Lea-
venworth

Blanchard Phineas V. waterman, dwl E s Powell
bet Bush and Pine

Blanci Louis {Andornetti &, Go.) dwl Stone bet
"Washington and Jackson

Blandey Armenia Mrs. dwl S s Howard bet First
and Second

Blanding Lewis, atty-at-law, office with "Wm.
Blanding, dwl SW cor Stockton and Pacific

Blanding Wm. atty-at-law, NE cor Jackson and
Montgomery, dwl Taylor nr Washington

Blanken Henry (^Charles Melin & Co.), dwl NE
cor Folsom and First

Blankstein Louisa (widow), millinery, 81 Mont

Blankman "Wm. physician, dwl NE cor Sono-
ma Place and Green

Blasdell George W. foreman for A. H. Houston,
dwl N s Perry bet Second and Third

Blasdell H. G. flour, grain and produce, 14 Clay,
dwl Tehama bet First and Second

Blaszkower Cohn, restaurant, dwl S s Post bet
Dupont and Kearny

Blattner John, pattern-maker, Donahue's foun-
dry, dwl N s Everett bet Third and Fourth

Blauvelt Richard, clerk, Quart's Dept., Bush,
dwl Harris House

Blaymann Edward, paper-hanger, 89 Mont
Bleakley F. carpenter. Fort Point
Blethen AlphonsoG. {B. & Bra.) dwl with James
E. Blethen, N 3 Folsom bet Powell and
Harrison
Blethen {James E.) &Bro. (Alphonso G. Blethen),
sash, door and blind factory, S s Market nr
Second, dwl N s Folsom bet Price and
Harrison
Blethen J. H. com'r stmp Orizaba off with C. K.

Garrison & Co. dwl 1.34 Dupont
Bletner Nicholas, waiter at Niantic Hotel
Bley Adolph, {Phinner &, B.) A Clay St. Wharf
Bligh Patrick, laborer, dwl N s Union nr Stock
Blinn Samuel P. {Adams, B. & Co.), dwl 6 Te-
hama
Bliss George G. butcher, dwl S s Pacific nr Polk
Blitz Bernard S. policeman, dwl 151 Kearny
Bloch Abraham B. clothing, 298 Stockton
Blochman Emanuel, dwl 210 Clay
Blochman Nanie Mrs. millinery, 210 Clay
Block Abram, {of A. Block & Co. Nevada), off

NE cor Sacramento and Battery
Block Isaac B. (^1. Cohn & Co.) dwl 180 Anthony
Block J. dry-goods, 4 Virginia Block
Block John, dry-goods, 4 Virginia Block, dwl

SW cor Dupont and Pacific
Block John, tailor, 146 Kearny, dwl 145 Kearny
Blocquet Eliza, laundry, SE cor Mason and Sutter
Blodget J. D. wood-yard,' cor Front and Market
Bloed {Charles) & Klund (Henry), Washington

Hotel, 160 and 162 Pacific
Blohm C. C. teacher, dwl S s Vallejo bet Stock-
ton and Powell
Blohm Christoph, bar-keeper, SE cor Market

and Third
BLOOMER HIRAM G. paints and oils, 185
Montgomery, dwl cor Jack'n and Vernon PI
Bloomer Isaac L. millwright, dwl N s Natoma

bet Second and Third
Bloomer William, stock dealer, dwl Brenham PI,

nr Clay
Bloomfield William G. dwl Union bet Sansome

and Battery
Bloomingdale H. M. (Miller & Co.), bds Jones

bet Mason and Taylor
Blood J. N. hatter, 67 California, dwl 20 John
Blood I. M. hat-presser, dwl S s John bet Pow-
ell and Mason
Blood Joseph H. real estate broker, 93 Merchant
Blood Levi L. book-keeper, 21 Clay, dwl 280 Clay
BLOSSOM WM. H. proptr Blossom's Saloon, 89

Washington
Blum Charles, ( Wimmer & B.) dwl 148 Mont
BLUM ISIDOR, fashionable clothing, 103 Mont-
gomery, dwl California restaurant
Blum (M.) & Schwartz {Lazarus), dry-goods, 2

Virginia Block
Blume Charles, {John SauMer &, Co.), 141 Front
Blume Henry, shoe-maker, dwl NE cor Sacra-
mento and Waverly Place
Blumenberg James H. painter and gilder, dwl 56

Montgomery
BLUMENTHAL A. L. & SON {Julius Blumen-
ihal) cloths, casimeres, etc. 142 Sacramento
residence New York
Blumenthal Julius {A. L. Blumenthal & Son) 142
Sacramento

SAN FRANCISCO [B ] DIRECTORY.

Blumeiithnl Louis, tailor, dwl 89 Kearny
Blumenthal >£. crockery, bds St. Nicholas
Blumentlial Marx, tailor, SW corner Commercial
and Sansome dwl Stevenson bet First and
Second
Blumn K. bds Benton IIouso
Blun Simon, clerk, 70 California
Blunn Edward, gardener, dwl Silver nr Tliird
Bluxome I. Jr. coal broker, 46 Front, up stairs
Blyman Edward, upliolsterer, Montgomery nr

California dwl 125 California
Blymeron M. bds What Cheer Ilonse
Blyth Henry, dwl S s Harrison bet Main and

Beale
Blythe Thomas H. dwl SW cor Kearny and St.

Mark's Place
Boag John, rope-maker, dwl Johnston bet Bran-
nan and Bryant
Boardman E. H. dwl SW cor Stockton and Wash-
ington
Boardman Jopcph, architect, 102 Merchant dwl

SW cor Jessie and Annie
Boa tie Marj' Mrs. boardin<r, 184 Pacific
Bock ( Charles) & Schaefor {Henry) Harmony

Hall saloon. SE cor Clay and Dupont
Bocken Henry, clerk and steward, with Schroth

and Carl dwl 150 Montgomery
Bockman John C. grocer, cor Jack and Virginia
Bodcker B. musician, dwl cor Filbert and Taylor
Boden Frederick, clerk, 212 Washington dwl Mu-
sical Hall
Boden John, clerk, with Joseph Brothers
Boden Mary Mrs. dress-maker, bds Sansome

House SW cor Battery and Vallejo
Boden P. Mrs. cor Bush and Montgomery
Bodie Geo. C. dwl SW cor Harlan PI and Dupont
Bodinus William, lager beer, 366 Stockton
Bodkin Thomas, plasterer, dwl 2 Quincy Place
Boegler Rodolph, clerk, 183 Clay dwl Powell nr

Broadway
Boehm Leo, vocalist, bds with J. F. Haehnlen
Boehm William, waiter, dwl 118 Dupont
Boehme Frederick, musician, dwl E s Clara bet

Bush and Sutter
Boeson M. liquors, 13 Kearny
Boettcher Ferdinand, clerk, 124 Sacramento
BOFER {Wiliiam) & CO. {August Bidtmann,
Adolph Marquard and Carl F. Marwtde)
hardware, 138 Sacramento
Bogan Charles, compositor, Alta California
Bogardus John P. collector. Golden Era 151 Clay

dwl cor Green and Hyde
Bogart Charles, tailor, with T. J, Bayless
Bogart Brothers (0. H. and J. M.) gunsmiths,

112 Washington
Bogart John M. {B. Brothers) book-keeper Gol-
den Gate Mills, dwl 112 Washington
Bogel Charles H. clerk, NW cor Third and Har-
rison
Bogel T. clerk, 223 Dupont
Bogert Octavia M'lle, dwl 4 Waverly Place
Bogg.s, dwl S s Clay bet Taylor and Jones
Bogie Charles, fisherman, SE cor Sacramento and

Drumni
Bogren 0. John, jeweler, dwl 92 Merchant
Bohen Dennis, hostler, bds with Andrew Turner
Bohen George T. undertaker, dwl 199 Pine
Bohen James A. J. brick-layer, dwl 107 Dupont

Bohen Walter J. machinist, Pacific Foundry dwl
107 Dupont

Bohm S. dwl X s Green bet Powell and Stockton

Bohm S. H. {Siraon & B.) dwl S s Vallejo bet
Stockton and Dupont

Bohm William, manf jeweler, 92 Merchant

Bohme William, waiter, 211 Washington dwl cor
Dupont and Pino

Bohmigere Urban, vegetables, 2 Clay St. Market
dwl Mission nr Market

Bohn John, stoves and tinware. 296 Dupont

Boido Dominick, fisherman, dwl S s Green bet
Stockton and Powell

Boio George, flour-packer, Golden Gate Mills

Boilleau F. cashier, 197 and 199 Sansome dwl
227 Sacramento

Boinville John, painter, dwl W s Rassette Place
No. 2 nr Sutter

Boisse Eugene, hair-drcsser, 120 Commercial dwl
147 Sacramento

Boisse Hermoine Madame, dress-maker, 147 Sac

Bokee D. McKenzie, clerk. City and County Au-
ditor's, dwl 39 Montgomery

Bokee William 0. book-keeper, with Barry & Pat-
ten bds 39 Montgomery

Bolan ilartin, paver, dwl Sutter nr Montgomery

Boland A. miner, bds 28 Battery

Bolarid {J.) & Grey ( W.) Eureka Market 27 Bush
dwl S s Stevenson nr Second

Boland J. B. c^erk NE cor. California and Front
dwl St. Mark's Place

Boland Jeremiah, salesman, dwl 47 St. Mark's PI

Boland Jno. drayman, SE cor Union and Powell

Boland William H. cigars, 36 First

Bolard Valery, liquor-saloon, NE cor Broadway
and Dupont

Bolcoft" Rechr, blacksmith, dwl E a Sonoma Pi

Bolen George, dwl 127 Pine

Bollock Peter, cooper, 67 Pine

Bolster Patrick, laborer, dwl N s Stevenson bet
First and Second

BOLTON {James R.) BARRON {William R) &
CO. commission merchants and agents New
Almaden Mines, office 92 Merchant

Bolton John, dwl cor Clay and Prospect Place

Bolton John H. with Bolton, Barron & Co. dwl
92 Merchant

Bomeisler Herman, merchant, dwl S s Sutter
bet Dupont and Stockton

Bon Charles, asphaltura, SW cor Mission and
Third

Bonamour Dominique, machinist, Leidesdorfif bet
Clay and Commercial

BOND CHARLES R. City and County Assessor,
office City Hall dwl S s Market op Mont

Bond Charles W. {Janson, B. & Co.) NW corner
Battery and Clay

Bond David, printer, at 111 Washington

BOND {James B.) k HALE {Henry M.) commis-
sion merchants and agents S. F. Sugar Re-
finery, 59 and 61 Sansome, res New York

Bond Marietta (colored) dwl S s Broadway near
Kearny

Bond Richard, carpenter, dwl E s First bet Har-
rison and Bryant

Bond Thos. H. (col) barber, with Charles Queen

Bond Thomas I. carpenter, dwl E s First bet Har-
rison and Brvant

SAN FRANCISCO [ B ] DIRECTORY.

Bonding Matilda (widow) dressmaker, dwl 224

Stockton
Bonduel Charles dwl 277 Washinpton
Bones John W. carpenter, dwl N s Green near

Kearny
Bonestell Louis H. with Lee & Carl, dwl 128

Stockton
Bonhomrae M. dwl cor Pino and Kearny
Bonis Peter, veterinary surgeon, W s Kearny

bet Post and Sutter
Bonisson John, plasterer, dwl S s Geary bet Ma-
son and Powell
Bonnard Pierre dwl 18 Post
Bonneau John, dwl 213 Sacramento
Bonneau Thomas, hair-dresser, S s Jackson near

Davis dwl "W s Montgomery nr Sutter
Bonneau Thomas C. {McKenna & B.) dwl 31

Montgomery
Bonnell Allison C. book-keeper, Evening Bul-
letin dwl E S Mission bet Bush and Sutter
Bonnell Edwin, clerk, with Badger & Linden-

berger bds with A. C. Bonnell
Bonnell Henry, machinist, bds with A. C. Bonnell
Bonnell Rufus, book-keeper, boards with A, C.

Bonnell
Bonner Charles, hair-dresser, at 49 Montgomery

dwl SW cor Bush and Kearny
Bonneron Auguste J. wine merchant, dwl S 8

Sutter bet Powell and Stockton
Bonneron G. A. merchant, 173 Sansome, dwl

Sutter bet Stockton and Powell
Bonney Edward, stationer, SE cor Sacramento

and Montgomery
Bonney Edwin, engineer, bda with Charles H.

Dexter
Bonney Olpha, dwl N s Howard bet First and

Second
Bonnet Annette Madame, at laundry S s Everett

bet Third and Fourth
Bonny E. B. machinist, dwl Central PI nr Pine
Bonny George, clerk, stm Sophie McLean
Bons Nicholas, liquors, cor Davis and Chambers
Bonvalot L. com merchant, dwl 213 Sacramento
Bonzi {Pietro) & Tavelana (Jos.) refreshments,

61 Merchant
Boobar Elijah C. pile driver and dock builder,

dwl S s Tehama PI nr First
BOOKER WILLIAM L., H. B. M. Consul, office

126 California up stairs bds with Dr. Thos.

Bennett
Bookstaver Samuel J. butcher, dwl 237 "Wash
Boom "William, drayman. 71 Front
Boone John, moulder. Pacific Foundry
BOOTH {Adam) & CO. {Alexander Nicholson)

produce com merchants, i and 6 Merchant
BOOTH & CO. (of Sacramento) ofiF 79 Front
Booth Junius B. actor, dwl W s Calhoun near

Green
Booth William, importer of hats, 66 Sacramento

dwl N s Tehama bet First and Second
Boothby Wm. L. teamster, bds Sansome House

SW cor Battery and Yallejo
BOOTZ ADAM, proprietor Philadelphia House,

NW cor Bush and Belden nr Kearny
Bootz James, drayman, dwl 4 Milton Place
Boozane John, blacksmith. Fort Point
Borcbers Henry, liquors, cor Drumm and Jackson
Borchredt Hermann, clerk. Pacific nr Front

Borde August, dwl E s Powell bet Union and

Green
Borde Fritz, dwl E s Powell bet Union and Green
Bordon James, at Bell's Saloon 70 Clay
Bordwell W. W. book-keeper, 92 Front dwl S a

Sutter above Kearny
BOREL ALFRED, merchant, 197 and 199 San
Boren Levi E. clerk, with T. J. Henley bds 155

Dupont
Borlli Santa, cook, dwl 278 Clay
Borman Charles M. carpenter, dwl N s Post bet

Dupont and Kearny
Born Charles, barber, at 85 Sansome
Born {Peter) & Gordon ( Charles) Philadelphia

Exchange, 80 Montgomery
Bornand Paul E. French and Spanish interpreter,

101 Merchant
Borneman Francis G. florist, W s Folsom cor

Ellen
Borneman Wm. G. (Wardvjell & B.) office NE

cor Montgomery and California, up stairs
Bornheimer Francis, liquors, 85 Bush
Bornheimer Francis, tailor, dwl W s Third bet

Folsom and Howard
Borni Mary (widow) cook, German Hospital, S s

Brannan bet Third and Fourth
Bornies Frank, gardener, Presidio Road nr steam

laundry
Bornstein Julius, dwl N s Green nr Dupont
Bornstein Myer J. clerk, dwl 21 Jackson
Borrosais George, boat builder, Com nr East
Borroughs Charles, speculator, dwl 280 Powell
Bortar Henry, waiter, at Owen Casey's boarding

house
Borthwick Robert, porter, 82 Front
Boruck Henry ( Van Lack & Brother) bds What

Cheer House
Boruck Marcus D. ( CJiase & B.) dwl N s Wash-
ington nr Powell
Bosch Wm. drayman, 11 Gordon's Block Wash
Boschen Henry," elk, Wm. Backer & Co. 40 First
Boschulte Theodore, com merchant, dwl X s Mis-
sion bet Third and Fourth
Boscor Nicholas, bds NE cor Davis and Oregon
Boscowitz L. salesman, 81 Front, dwl with Wm.

Langerman
Bose Michael, teamster, dwl N s Howard bet

First and Second
Bose Richard, dwl NW cor Third and Howard
Bose Thomas, miner, dwl N s Harrison, U. S.

Marine Hospital, rear
Bosqui Edward, 6 Montgomery Block bds 261

Stockton
Bosselmann William {Angelis & B.) dwl 102

Montgomery Block
Bossuge John, coppersmith, S s Pacific bet Mont-
gomery and Sansome
Boston Joseph, leather, agent Santa Cruz Tan-
nery, U. S. Court Building, Washington
Boston Mary (widow) washing dwl E s Jane nr

Jessie
Bostwick I. D. {Eaton & 5.) 64 Clay dwl Vallejo

nr Stockton
Bostwick 0. bds NW cor Jackson and Wash
Bosworth George, printer, dwl 4 St. Mary
BOSWORTH JOHN H. wholesale groceries and

provisions, 69 Front dwl Taylor bet Filbert

and Greenwich

SAN FRANCISCO [ B ] DIRECTORY.

Bosworth Martin, plumber, 43 Clay dwl with

M. Prap;
Bosworth Tiieo. M. assistant commercial reporter

Bulletin and Mercantile Gazette, dwl Green-

wicii nr Stockton
Bosworth William, commission merchant, dwl

Prospect PI bet Clay and Sacramento
Bothe Charles, dwl 155 California
Bothe Sophie Mrs. midwife, 155 California
Bolt Wm. C. laborer, Dow's Distillery
Bottcher Diedrich {Bruckcr. B. & Co.) dwl N s

Green bet Kearny and Dupont
Botteron Sophie Madame, dwl W s Dupont nr

Union
Botts "William Stone, refunding clerk, C. H. dwl

S s Green bet Powell and Mason
Bottum Geo. R. at Dodge & Shaw's 94 Front dwl

with 11. L. Dodge
Bouclier Charles, laborer, dwl S 8 Tehama bet

First and Second
Boucher (£«</e«e) & Garwig {Constant) tailors,

123 Sacramento dwl 123 Pine
Boucliier Frederick, lodgings, 12 Commercial
Bouiliot Ferdinand, rnercliant, dwl 227 Sac
Boulden George T. {Jones & Co.) dwl Eagle Ho-
tel Beale nr Folsom
Boulin Peter, carpenter, dwl Green nr Dupont
Boulker John, carpenter, bds What Cheer House
Boullet Joseph, Club Rooms 210 Clay dwl Es

Powell bet Clay and Sacramento
Boullet Joseph Jr. bookbinder, dwl 230 Powell
Bouloun A. T. dwl S s Union bet Stockton and

Powell
Bouquet Frederick, wheelwright, at 43 Pine dwl

N s Post bet Dupont and Kearny
Bourdinois Jean, laborer, Chelsea Laundry Third

nr Harrison
Bourgaoes Alexander, blacksmith, 147 Sansome

dwl E s Kearny bet Sac and California
Bourn William B. shipping merchant, SE cor

Front and Sac dwl Fremont nr Folsom
BOURNE GEORGE M. water-cure physician

and electro-chemical baths, SE cor Sacra-
mento and Commercial (see advertisement)
Bourne J. B. book-keeper, with Castle Bros, dwl

NW cor Greenwich and Dupont
BOURNE RUSSELL (o/J5oMrne, Ehvell & Co.

Marysville) ofiSce 92 Front bds American

Exchange
Bourquin Charles, dentist, 261 Dupont
Bourseur Edouard, laborer, with Auguste Dolet
Boutier Louis, laborer, at Chelsea Laundry Third

nr Harrison
Boutin Henry, clerk, Echo du Pacifique bds Cal-
ifornia Hotel
Boutinon S. proprietor Stockton Exchange cor

Stockton and Pacific
Bouvet Jules, laborer, with M. Burnett S a Min-
nie bet Third and Fourth
Bouwman (Bernard) & Spanagel ( George) boots

and shoes, 124 Clay dwl cor Trinity and

Sutter
Bovee James G. policeman, dwl W s Kearny nr

Green
Bovee ( William K) & Co. {Ira Marden) coffee

and spice, 123 Front res Oakland
Bovyer William L. carpenter, dwl S s O'Farrel

bet Dupont and Stockton

Bowden Benjamin, dwl E s Fourth bet Folsom

and Harrison
Bowden Charles S. salesman, with Jno. W. War-

rin dwl Minnie nr Third
Bowden John, porter. Wells, Fargo & Co.
Bowden William, painter, dwl Filbert nr Leav-
enworth
Bowdoin M. L. porter, with T. J. Poulterer & Co.

bds 18 Bu.sh
Bowdren Michael, porter, 72 California
Bowen Archibald, stevedore, dwl N s Francisco

nr Dupont
Bowen (Chas. F.) & Richardson {Jacob M.) milk

ranch Presidio Road
Bowen E. W. book-keeper, Macondray & Co. dwl

125 Montgomery
Bowen Ezekiel C. laborer, U. S. B. Mint
Bowen Gardner C. physician and druggist, SW

cor Clay and Kearny
Bowen J. B. (Dietrich & B.) dwl 3 Virginia PI
Bowen Michael, laborer, dwl W s Trinity bet

Bush and Sutter
Bowen Samuel M. dwl E s Stockton nr Lombard
Bower George (Bdheze & B.) dwl W s Buena

Vista bet Sacramento and California
Bowers Alexander, S s Card's Alley bet Vallcjo

and Green
Bowers Howard M. (Nicholson & Co.) dwl cor

Green and Kearny
Bowers John B. (Davis & B.) dwl W s Fremont

nr Folsom
Bowers Joseph, carpenter, bds Mechanic's Board-
ing House, Market
Bowers L. J. Mrs. principal primary department

Union St. School
Bowhen Elizabeth, laundress, 57 Sansome dwl

Trinity
Bowie, Augustus J. physician, St. Mary's Hospi-
tal, off 174 Clay dwl NW cor Stockton and

Sutter
Bowie David, book-keeper, with J. J. Lecount

111 Montgomery
Bowie M. bds What Cheer House
Bowie Mary Mrs. (widow) boarding, 263 Sac
Bowie Michael, porter, 39 California
Bowink Henry, broom-maker. Sac nr Drumm
Bowler Mary (widow) dwl W s Jessie bet Second

and Third
Bowler Thomas, bar-keeper, Barra'a Saloon 54

First
Bowles George, carpenter, dwl Union nr Larkin
Bowlin Charles, laborer, bds E s Battery nr Pac
Bowling G. laborer, Cal. Sugar Refinery dwl E s

Battery nr Pacific
Bowman George F. dwl with Samuel C. Bigelow
Bowman H. H. accountant, dwl 107 Broadway
Bowman James, real estate, dwl 80 Bush
Bowman James F. Deputy Co. Clerk and ass't

editor Home Journal, dwl Virginia Block,

Stockton
Bowman, James G. engineer, dwl 7 Waverly PI
Bowman Joel K. boarding, N s Folsom bet Third

and Fourth
Bowman John, musician, dwl Ss St. Mark's PI

bet Dupont and Kearny
Bowman John T. dwl S s Sacramento bet Mason

and Taylor
Bowman Lewis, rope-maker, dwl 18 Sacramento

SAN FRANCISCO [B ] DIRECTORY,

Bowman Robert, drayman, dwl S s Mission bet

Johnston and Price
BOWMAX SAMUEL M. {Sloan & B.) attorney,

NW cor Jackson and Montgomery dwl N s

Harrison bet First and Fremont
Bowman Samuel P. bds N s Folsom bet Third

and Fourth
Bowman 'William, laborer, at Turner Bros.
Bowne George M. forwarding merchant, dwl

with Wm. F. Bowno
Bowne William F. forwarding merchant, dwl W

.1 Fremont bet Folsom and Harrison
BOYCE THOMAS, advertising and news agent,

NK cor Montgomery and Washington dwl

Bryant nr Third (see advertisement)
Boyd Alexander, attorney-at-law, 11 Well's

Building dwl 191 Pine
Boyd James T. (Janes, Lake & B.) dwl Green-
wich nr Stockton
Boyd John, carpenter, bds What Cheer House
Boyd 0. D. clerk, Alden's Restaurant Tehama

House
BOYD 0. H. & CO. {Calvin Blake) hatters, 136

Montgomery dwl 207 Stockton
Boyd T. architect, 94 Montgomery
Boyd Theodore C. engraver and agent Episcopal

Church Book Society, 125 Clay, dwl Tehama

nr Second
Boyd Thomas, fireman, dwl 38 Commercial
Boyd William, capt. bark Charles Devans dwl

Pier 1 Stewart
Boyd William A. sawyer, with Hobbs, Gilmore

&Co.
Boyer William, boat-maker, dwl Folsom bet

Harris and Simmons
Boyers David, laborer, dwl Sac nr Drumm
Boyes Charles, tailor, 20 Montgomery
Boyle Edward, laborer, 71 Front dwl S s Hunt

bet Second and Third
Boyle Edward, miner, dwl SW cor Howard and

Third
Boyle George S. dwl 171 Clay
Boyle James, ship carpenter, NW cor Bryant

and Third
Boyle John, gas-fitter, bds Manhattan House
Boyle John C. gas-titter, with Swain & Co. dwl

Manhattan House, Front nr Battery
Boyle John H. watchman, bds S s Stevenson nr

Second
Boyle Owen, hostler, at A. De Tavel bds 129

Pine
Boyle Thomas, ship-joiner, dwl N s California

abv Stockton
Boyle Thomas J. ship-joiner, dwl S s Mission bet

Second and Third
Boyle William L. dentist, I7l Clay
Boylen Joseph, merchant, bds 89 Bush
Boylen Patrick, fireman, dwl XE cor Chambers

and Battery
Boynton William, Mystic Market X s Davis nr

Pacific
Boyreau C. cashier, with V. Marziou & Co. dwl

X s Sutter bet Dupont and Stockton
Boysen Charles, hat manf 84 Kearny dwl X s

Mission bet Second and Third
Boysen Julius, dwl X s Mission below Third
Bozlen Charles, fraits, dwl 362 Stockton
BRACKETT {J. George) & KEATING {James

P.) Boston boot and shoe store, S s Second
nr Market
Brackett John, laborer, at Chelsea laundry Third

nr Harrison
Brackett John B. carpenter, dwl Mason bet Clay

and Washington
Brackett Xathaniel, millwright, dwl N s How-
ard bet First and Second
Brackett ( William A.) & Keyes {Orsen H.) Stew-
art St. Market W s Stewart nr Mission dwl
XE cor Post and Kearny
Bracy W. S. ( Urmy B. & Heister) 66 Merchant
Bradbury Hiram, dwl W s Ohio nr Broadway
Bradbury James W. tinsmith, 41 Battery
Bradbury Osgood N. clerk, with Griffin & Bros.

bds with A. P. Bessy
Bradbury L. L. Tehama House
Bradbury P. W. stationer, dwl W s Ohio nr Bdy
Bradbury William B. carpenter, E s Third bet

Mission and Market
Bradford Geo.'B. lumber, dwl S s Tehama bet

First and Second
Bradford Thomas G. {Hallidie & Co.) dwl 179

Stockton
Bradford Woodbury, foreman Prices Current and
Shipping List, dwl S s Union bet Powell
and Mason
Bradley Eliza Mrs. millinery, Washington nr

Stockton
Bradley George L. merchant, off 60 California
Bradley Henry W. importer daguerreian mate-
rials, 177 Clay
Bradley Hugh, plasterer, dwl E s Mason nr Bdy
Bradley James H. dwl X s Wash nr Stockton
Bradley John X. {Bailey & B.) dwl Plaza Hotel
BRADSHAW {Samuel C) & CO. {Turrell T.
Bradshav:) grocers, XE cor California and
San dwl S s Post bet Kearny and Mont
Bradshaw Turrell T. {Bradshaw & Co.) dwl with

Samuel S. Sprague
Bradt Garreon G. policeman, dwl Miles PI nr

Sacramento
Brady Barney, laborer, dwl E s Sonoma PI nr

Green
Brady Benjamin, merchandise-broker, 43 and 45

California
Brady Caroline, (widow) dwl S s Sutter bet

Kearny and Dupont
Brady James, laborer, dwl W s Brooks bet Mar-
ket and Geary
Brady James G. printer. Alta California
Brady J. G. bds What Cheer House
Brady John, boiler-maker. Union Foundry dwl

X s Jessie bet First and Second
Brady John, bricklayer, bds 18 Bush
Brady John, store-keeper, American Exchange
Brady John J. dwl XW cor Third and Townsend
Brady John R. carpenter, dwl X s Jessie bet

Second and Third
Brady Joseph, laborer, dwl 36 Stevenson
Brady M. watchman, American Exchange
Brady Mary Miss, seamstress, bds 5 Sacramento
Brady Matthew, laborer. Fort Point
Brady Michael, dwl 36 Stevenson
Brady Owen, broom-maker, bds 5 Sacramento
Brady Patrick, bottler, SE cor Bat and Jackson
Brady Patrick, 80 Commercial dwl E s Rassette
PI No. 2

SAN FRANCISCO [B] DIRECTORY.

Brady Philip L. molder, dwl S a Geary bet Du-
pont and Kearny

Brady Thomas, N. Y. dry-goods store, Montgom-
ery bet Pine and Bush, dwl N a Sutter bet
Powell and Stockton

Brady Thomas A. reporter Ilerald, dwl 185 Cal

Bragdon Samuel II. tinsmith at 117 Sansome

BRAGG GEORGE F. & CO. commission mer-
chants, 39 California, dwl S s Clay bet Stock-
ton and Powell

Bragg Robert, ship-joiner, dwl N s Rincon bet
Beale and Main

Braham Lewis, clerk, 87 Commercial

Brally Daniel, engineer, bds Brooklyn Hotel

BRALY U. A. oU" NW cor Front and Commer-
cial, dwl Stevenson bet Third and Fourth

Bramer John, ( Wheelock & B.) dwl East nr Jack-
son

Brarason Henry, machinist, bds Philadelphia Hs

Branch William, baker, dwl cor Robins' Place
and Union

Brand Austede, dwl 117 Merchant

Brand Herman, cigar manufactory, S s Bush bet
Montgomery and Kearny

Brand Leonard, with Hamburg Bakery, S s Mis-
sion bet Third and Fourth

Brand Marie Madame, dress-maker, 117 March

Brander John S. at L. Hazelquist's, dwl SE cor
Jackson and Virginia

Brandenstein Joseph (A. S. Eosenbaum & Co.),
dwl Minnie bet First and Second

Brandenstein Meyer, drayman, dwl 78 Bush

Brandhofer M. tailor, dwl W s Mont nr Pacific

Brandon Joseph R. real estate agent, 133 Clay,
dwl Folsom nr Second

Brandt B. L. sign-painter, 100 California, dwl N
s Vallejo bet Powell and Mason

Brandt Louis, dwl Paul's Court, 2 27 Dupont, rear

Branger John, cook, American Exchange

Brangon R. M. {T. II. Hatch & Co.), 44 Wash
Market, dwl N s Clay abv Mason

Brankin Michael, with Crosby & Dibblee, dwl
182 California

Brannan James, laborer, dwl W s Ohio near
Broadway

Brannan John, agent S. Brannan, off 3 Masonic
Hall, dwl Second bet Minnie and Natoma

Brannan John, with Felix, Daly & Co. 18 Mont-
gomery, bds 46 Sansome

Brannan Martin, dwl cor Battery and Green

Brannan Michael, porter, Metropolitan Hotel, dwl
Market nr Sansome

Brannan (Patrick) & Dunnigan (Patrick), black-
smiths, S s Summer bet Kearny and Mont

Brannan Richard, mason, dwl E s Second bet
Folsom and Clementina

Brannan Samuel, off 3 Masonic Hall, dwl Sec-
ond bet Minnie and Natoma

Branniff John, asphaltum-worker, dwl E s Du-
pont bet Post and Sutter

Branscheid William, shoe-maker, dwl N s Pacific
nr Stockton

Braouse Anna Madame, teacher, dwl 374 Stock

Brasca Antoine, restaurant Twenty-two Cantons,
168 California

Brasca Louisa J. Madame, dwl 168 California

Brash John, baker. Deeth & Starr, dwl N s Te-
hama bet Fourth and Fiflh

Brauer A. bds W s Mason bet Vallejo and Bdy
BRA ITER (Claus) & CO. (Edward Manck), gro-
ceries and liquors, SW cor California and

Quincy, dwl 9 Quincy
Braverman (Louis) & Levy (John), watches,

jewelry, etc. 167 Washington
Bray & Brother, (John G. & W. A. Bray), com

merchants, agents Alviso Flour Mills, 103

Front, res Santa Clara
Bray Walter, actor, Lyceum theater
Bray William A. (Bray & Brother), 103 Front
Brazanovich Manuel, liquor-saloon, dwl NW cor

Quincv and Pine
BRAZANOVICH MATTHEW, liquors, 6B Merch
Brazier J. carrier Herald, dwl G. B. Larrabee,

Harlan Place
Brazor John, clerk, 154 Clay
Breant Leon, tailor, 114 Dupont
Breask Julius, tailor, 20 Commercial
Brecht Augustus, wood and coal-yard, N s Geary

bet Dupont and Stockton
BRECK CHARLES E. lumber, 19 California,

bds Brannan House
Breck Samuel, 52 Clay, dwl S s Howard, bet

Front and Second
Breda Madame, billiards, S s Broadway nr Dupont
Breda Pierre, mason, dwl S s Bdy nr Dupont
Bree John, brass-finisher, dwl E s Anthony bet

Mission and Jessie
Bree Margaret F. Mrs. dress-maker, dwl with

John Bree
Breed Edward A. quartz-miner, bda NE cor

Sacramento and Stockton
Breed Daniel C. (Breed & Chase), dwl NE cor

Sacramento and Stockton
BREED (D. N. & Daniel C.) & CHASE (A. J.)

importers groceries and provisions, 94 Clay,

dwl cor Stockton and Sacramento
Breed John H. laborer, with Jonas Call, Presidio

Road
Breen (Thomas) &, Gallagher (John), brass-foun-
ders and machinists, 12 Battery, dwl 23

Battery
Breenan James, laborer, 43 Clay
Breeuer John, cooper, bds Clinton Temp. House
Breeze Louis, clerk, NW cor Sacramento and

Sansome, bds N s Bush bet Mason and Taylor
Breeze Thomas (Eugene Kelly & Co.), dwl N s

Bush bet Mason and Taylor
Breisacher Solomon, baker, with H. Hoesch &

Co. dwl 1 68 Clay
Brekle G. Golden Gate Brewery, cor Union and

Jones
Breman Edward, porter, cor Front and Sac
Bremer William, malster Empire Brewery, 106

Jessie
Bremmerman Henry (Jacoly & B.) dwl N s Fol-
som bet Third and Fourth
Brenan James, cabinet-maker, with J. G. Clark

&Co
BRENAN (John T.) k BATCHELDER (Joseph

M.), lumber-dealers, pier 3 Stewart, res

San Antonio
BRENHAM CHARLES J. Notary Public and

Commissioner for all states and territories,

NW cor Montgomery and Merchant, dwl

Green bet Stockton and Powell
Brennan Edmond, porter, dwl 56 Stevenson

SAN FEANCISCO [B] DIRECTORY.

Brennan (James) ft Co. (John McIIugh), produce
commission mercliauts, N s Clay nr Drumra,
res Santa Cruz

Rrcnnau Jolin, carpenter, bds New Texas lis

Breunan T. "W. Port "Warden, office 42 U. S.
Court Building, dwl IGSansomo

Brenner G. (B. Brothers) dwl 6G Montgomery

Brenner Brothers (.1. & G.) tailors, G6 Mont

Bronscheid William {Staih & Co.) dwl Pacific
bet Stockton and Powell

Brent John L. {Saunders & B.) dwl Prospect PI
nr Sacramento

Breslau John, mason, dwl E s Second bet Folsom
and Clementina

Breslauer Henry, importer, dwl 11 Geary

Breslin John, stone-mason, dwl NE cor Folsom
and Second

Bresson Joseph, proptr Tivoli House, S s Center
bet Mission and Valencia

Bretling Felippina, (widow), dwl 18 Post

Bretsel Auguste, machinist, bds Philadelphia Hs

Brett John R. dwl N s Folsom bet First and
Second

Brew Nathaniel, ship-carpenter, dwl S s Clary
bet Fourth and Ritch

Brewer Frederick A. dwl Lewis Place bet Tay-
lor and Jones

Brewer Jacob, carpenter, S s Market bet Third
and Fourth

Brewer John H. atty at law, off Masonic Hall

Brewster Benjamin (Jennings & B.) dwl Virginia
Block

Brewster John, plumber, dwl Portrero SE Bran-
nan St. Bridge

Brewster John Jr. plumber, bds What Cheer Hs

BREWSTER R. E. & CO. (0. Dickinson, Jr. and
James Harrold) wholesale grocers, NW cor
Front and Clay, dwl NW cor Harrison and
Second

Brian Edward E. proptr Empire State Dining-
Saloon, 144 Clay

Briant Edward, messenger Custom House, dwl
S s Chesnut bet Stockton and Powell

Briant Wolfort D. at W. H. Bovee & Co. dwl
Greenwich nr Powell

Bricht Frederick, drayman, with Augustus Bricht
N s Geary bet Dupont and Stockton

Brick Peter, laborer, dwl 111 Kearny

Brickwedel Aaron (Brickwedel & Co.) groceries
SE cor Kearny and Union, dwl cor Kearny
and Union

BRICKWEDEL CHARLES H. Steamer Dining-
Saloon, E s Stewart nr Folsom

Brickwedel Francis, clerk for John Brickwedel,
bds SW cor Market and First

BRICKWEDEL HENRY & CO. (Otto Kloppen-
herg), wines and liquors, 93 California, dwl
268 Powell

Brickwedel J. groceries and liquors, SW cor Mar-
ket and First

Brickwedel Jacob (Brickicedel & Co.), dwl NE
cor Clay and Waverly Place

Brickwedel (John) & Co. (Aaron and Jacob Brick-
wedel), groceries and liquors, NE cor Wa-
verly Place and Clay

Bridge William, drayman, bds 4 Brown's Place

Bridgers R. P. overseer. Fort Point

Bridges, Charles P. laborer, City Laundry

Bridle Thoma.s, dwl S s Union nr Stockton

Brieger Sigmund, baker, dwl NW cor Trinity
and Trinity Court

Briel H. bds What Cheer House

Briel Henry, upholsterer with J. Y. McElwee
& Co. dwl 212 Washington

Brien Cornelius, laborer, bds N s Pacific nr Front

Brigerman Henry, tailor, dwl N s Green nr
Stockton

Briggs Benjamin F. superintendent Hathaway &
Co.'s warehouse, Rincon Point, dwl 8 Clay

Briggs Edgar, with Adolph Sutro & Co. dwl
Stockton nr O'Farrell

Briggs G. bds Hillman's Temperance House, 80
Davis

Briggs George N. milk-ranch, cor Pine and Yan
Ness Avenue

Briggs G. Y'. stoves and tinware, 1 34 Davis

Briggs James, liquors, Bay bet Stockton and Du-
pont

Brigham Dexter Jr. dwl 169 Mission

BRIGHAM S. 0. salesman Grover & Baker's
sewing-machines,118 Montgomery (see adv)

BRIGHAM Y'lLLIAM H. druggist, 131 Com-
mercial, dwl cor Clementina and Second

Bright John, laborer, dwl S s' Green nr Sansome

Bright Robert, fireman, dwl 279 Pacific

Brignardello E. (Brignardello & Brothers), dwl
191 Pacific

Brignardello, Santiago & Bros. (S. <fc E. Brignar-
dello), hardware, 191 Pacific, dwl Stockton
nr California

Brignardello S. (Brignardello & Brothers), dwl
191 Pacific

Brignardello (Stefen) & Macchiavello (John), ver-
micelli and maccaroni manufactory, 164 San-
some, dwl Vi s Stockton bet Cal and Sac

Brince Carain Madame, dress-maker, W s Dupont
bet Broadway and Pacific

Brindle YHlliam, bricklayer, dwl N s Jessie bet
First and Second

•Brintnall Wm. gardener, dwl S s Everett bet
Howard and Mission

Briody Margaret Mrs. dwl N s St. Charles near
Montgomery

Brisac Felix, dwl NE cor Jones and Washington

Bristol Joseph D. atty at law, SW cor Clay and
Montgomery, dwl 171 Clay

Britenel Gustave, laundry, Sutter bet Hyde and
Larkin

Britenel Madame, laundry, S s Sutter bet Hyde
and Larkin

BRITTAN (John W.) & AYERS (Ellis) imps
stoves, tin plate, iron, etc. 58 and 60 Sacra-
mento and 67 Front

Brittan Joseph S. bds 178 Mission

BRITTON (Joseph) & CO. (Henry Steinegger &
X. Tan DeCastelle), lithographers, NE cor
Montgomery and Commercial, up stairs, dwl
cor Union and Taylor

Broad ( Charles) & Co. (Henry Suhling), grocers,
SE cor Bush and Dupont, dwl 131 Bush

Broad James, laborer, dwl Taylor bet Chestnut
and Lombard

Broadhurst Y'illiam, clerk, dwl Knickerbocker
Engine House

Brocas J. W. ladies' department Post-Office dwl
Tremont

SAN FRANCISCO [B] DIRECTORY,

Brock Ruben R. with W. P. ITiller, dwl N 8 Cal-
ifornia bet Dupont & Stockton

Brodeck G. shoe-maker, 127 Davis

Brodcrick David C. U. S. Senator, dwl Union
Hotel

Broderick John, laborer at Sugar Refinery, bds
NHl cor Price and Bryant

Broderick Thos. J. boot-maker, GO Montgomery

Brodie John P. general agent Andreas Pico, 127
Montgomery, dwl 377 Powell

BRODIE SAMUEL H. atty at law, 98 Merchant
dwl Harris House

Brodio William, foreman-molder. Union Foundry,
dwl E s Jane nr Minnie

Brodt Henry, dwl 244 Kearny

Brodwolf George {PeUetier & B.), dwl SE cor
Mission and Jane

Brody J. G. compositor Daily Times

Brogan Michael Jr. proptr Astor Bakery, SE cor
Third and Hunt

Brogan Michael Sr. dwl SE cor Third and Hunt

Brokaw Isaac E. ( Williams & B.) dwl 105 Sac-
ramento

Brokaw James, sash and blind factory, SW cor
Mission and Fremont, dwl S s Bush bet
Sansome and Montgomery

Broil John, carpenter, bds Piiiladelphia House

Bromley Washington L. book-keeper Herald, dwl
S s Lombard bet Stockton and Powell

Bromley William P. pilot stmr New World, dwl
N s Riley bet Taylor and Jones

Bromm'er Glaus {B. & Brother) dwl NW cor Third
and Bryant

Brommer {Diedrich) & Brother ( CRaus Brommer),
groceries and liquors, NW cor Third and
Bryant

Bromstone George, with Baker & Cutting

Bronstrup Wm. elk, bds SW cor Folsom & Third

Broomfield Thomas, carpenter, dwl S s Yallejo
bet Montgomery and Kearny

BROOKS AARON, bedstead and furniture man-
ufactory, SW cor Mission and Fremont, dwl
S s Sutter bet Sansome and Montgomery

BROOKS BENJAMIN S. atty at law, otBce 163
Montgomery,dwl NW cor Pine and Stockton

Brooks Charles, ship-joiner, dwl SE cor Pacific
and Davis

Brooks Charles Wolcott, shipping and commis-
sion merchant, 123 Sansome dwl 269 Stock

Brooks C. N. Mrs. Brook's House, SE cor Pine
and Sansome

Brooks David, with John McDonald, bds S s Ste-
venson bet First and Ecker

Brooks Edmond, crockery and glassware, 145
Battery

Brooks Edwin L. B. attorney at law, dwl N s
Broadway bet Sansome and Battery

Brooks Eliphalet C. carriage-maker, bds What
Cheer House

Brooks F. bds Railroad House

Brooks Frank W. (George J. Brooks & Co.) 123
Sansome

Brooks George, carpenter, 261 Sacramento dwl
W s Prospect PI bet Sacramento and Cal

BROOKS GEORGE J. & CO. {Frank W. Brooks)
importers and dealers in printing, writing
and wrapping papers and printing materials
123 Sansome dwl 269 Stockton

Brooks Henry book-keeper, 96 Front

Brooks Henry S. bds Brooks' House cor Pine and

Sansome
Brooks Ira, freighting agent, Wash St. Wharf
Brooks J. bds Benton House
Brooks Jane (widow) dwl S s Brannan bet Har-
ris and Simmons
Brooks (James) Daggett (7?. 3f.) & Foard (./.
JfcD.) Editors and proprietors Golden Era
151 Clay, dwl 241 Clay
Brooks John, bds SE cor Davis and Oregon
Brooks, John L. cutter, Walter and Tompkins
Brooks John W. (Gordon, B. Backtis & fay) re-
sides New Tork
Brooks Joseph, drayman, with Baker & Cutting,

dwl Everett bet Third and Fourth
Brooks Robert C. ship-carpenter, dwl W s Du-
pont bet Geary and O'Farrell
Brooks Samuel H. dwl 167 Commercial
Brooks Sampson, W s Third bet Howard and

Folsom
Brooks Stephen S. contractor, dwl S s Minnie bet

Third and Fourth
Brooks Thomas, workman. Pacific Oil Works cor

Chesnut and Taylor
Brooks William H. J. searcher of records 163
Montgomery dwl NW cor Pine and Stockton
Brooks William P. carpenter, dwl junction of El-
lis, Market and Stockton
Brophy M. laborer. Appraiser's department, C.

H. dwl Taylor bet Post and Geary
Brosnan Charles M. attorney at law, 6, 7 and 8

Parson's Bdg, dwl cor Green and Dupont
Brougham John, barber, bds 233 Kearny
Brouilletto John B. bar, dwl 182 Stockton
Browere A. D. 0. artist, 133 claj', up stairs
Brower Andrew, fireman, dwl 5 Jackson
BROWER DANIEL R. State Bakery 248 Du-
pont, dwl Taylor nr Clay
Brower Henry J. Carpenter, bds Hillman's Tem-
perance House
Brower Robert, dwl 5 Jackson
Brown Abert, laborer, dwl 18 Jessie
Brown Adolphus, dwl SW cor Mason and Eddy
Brown Alexander, works for Wass, Uznay & Co.

dwl N s Bryant bet Third and Fourth
Brown Archibald, tinsmith, W s Third bet Fol-
som and Howard
BROWN B. liquors, 86 and 88 Clay
Brown Bazil (colored) bar-tender, E s Battery nr

Broadway
Brown Benjamin, policeman, dwl S s Mission nr

Ellen
Brown Brown, carpenter, dwl E s Ritch bet Fol-
som and Harrison
Brown Charles, proprietor tanneries Santa Cruz,
off with Beers and Davis, dwl cor Eddy and
Mason
Brown Charles, tinware and stoves, 20 Kearny

dwl Philadelphia House
Brown Chas. liquors, 37 Jackson dwl 23 Jackson
Brown Charles, carpenter, dwl N s Minna bet

Second and Third
Brown Charles, brickmaker, with Chas. Morris
Brown Charles, fisherman, 8 Sacramento
Brown Charles, with Coffey and Risdon, NE cor

Bush and Market
Brown Charles, dwl W s Dolores nr Center

SAN FRANCISCO [ B ] DIRECTORY.

Brown Charles Frederick, confectioner, Dupont

nr Green
Brown Charles II. chvl S s Union bet Powell and

Mason
Brown Charles P. bar-keeper, dwl 23 Jackson
Brown {Daiid) & Jugunski {Bcnjuiain) clothing,

75 Kearny
Brown David B. policeman, dwl "W s Dupont bet

Filbert and Greenwich
Brown E. Mrs. S s Green bet Stock and Powell
Brown Edgar, livery stable, dwl 317 Powell
Brown Edward, boatman. Fort Point
Brown Ellen Mrs. fruits, 212 Kearny
BROWN E. 0. livery and sale stable, 35 Bat-
tery bds X s Powell nr Pacific
Brown F. A. W. at salt mills SW cor Davis and

Washington dwl 147 Battery
Brown Fitzwilliam, policeman, dwl Union bet

Kearny and Dupont
Brown Frank, dwl NW cor Dupont and Vallejo
Brown George, waiter, Isthmus House, 36 First
Brown Geo F. drayman, 50 and 52 Front
BROWN GEORGE F. Warren Exchange, N s

Jackson nr Davis
Brown Geo W. fruit stand, 200 Clay
Brown Gideon H. dentist, dwl 344 Stockton
Brown Hannah B. (widow) dwl S s Union bet

Powell and Mason
Brown Harry, clerk, bds SE cor Folsom and Ritch
BROWN ITARTEY S. District Attorney (and of
Stow & B.) office City Hall dwl 317 Powell
Brown Henry, Mission Distillery, dwl E s Mont-
gomery between Yallejo and Green
Brown Henry, drayman, 66 Clay
Brown Henry, dwl W s Front bet Broadway and

Vallejo
Brown Henry A. (Staples & B.) dwl 138 Kearny
Brown Henry C. elk, 87 Pine bds Wetmore PI
Brown Henry J. drayman, 85 Clay
Brown Henry S. marine surveyor, underwriter's
rooms U. S. Court Buildings, dwl 272 Mont
Brown Henry S. dwl NE cor Washington and

Dupont
Brown J. fireman steamer Pacific, dwl 8 Bay

State Row
Brown James, carpenter, bds 89 Bush
Brown James, carpenter, dwl 301 Dupont
Brown James, plasterer, dwl N s O'Farrell bet

Powell and Mason
Brown (James, colored) & Dennis (George, col-
ored) livery stable, 138 Sansome
Brown James, at 5 and 6 Washington Market
Brown (James) & Son (colored) (J. E. Brown)
feed, 139 Sansome, dwl Scotland bet Green-
wich and Filbert
Brown James A. (A. P. Bessy & Co.) dwl N s

Riley above Taylor
Brown James F. carpenter, bds 89 Bush
Brown J. B. dwl Sutter bet Taylor and Jones
Brown J. C. bds What Cheer House
Brown J. Duff, clerk, 105 Battery, dwl Second

nr Natoma
Brown J. E. (colored) (Brown & Son) dwl Scot-
land bet Greenwich and Filbert
Brown Jeremiah, carpenter, dwl Dupont nr Fil-
bert, rear
Brown Jesse, scavenger, dwl SE cor Sutter and
Dupont

Brown J. K bricklayer, bds 18 Bush

Brown John, dwl 12 Brown's Place

Brown John, proprietor Clinton House, Jackson

nr Davis
Brown John, hog ranch, dwl N s Johnston bet

Brannan and Bryant
Brown John, proprietor North Bay Hotel, SE

cor Stockton and Filbert
Brown John, elk, bds with Mrs. M. E. Thomson
Brown John, laborer, bds with John P. Nelson
Brown John, laborer, 20 Battery, dwl First bet

Mission and Minnie
Brown John, laborer, dwl Sansome bet Yallejo

and Green
Brown .John, laborer, dwl W s Baldwin Court

bet Folsom and Howard
Brown John, laborer, dwl with Mrs. Margaret

Ring
Brown John (colored) porter, dwl N s Union nr

Dupont
Brown John, seaman, bds Contra Costa House

East nr Jackson
Brown John, ship-carpenter, dwl N s Howard

bet First and Second
Brown John, tailor, bds 18 Bush
Brown John F. printer. Home Journal dwl 230

Clay
Brown J. S. dwl E s Scott bet Broadway and Pac
Brown Lawrence W. carrier Alta California, bds

W s Ritch bet- Folsom and Harrison
Brown Lewis A. miller, dwl with Nathaniel

Brackett
Brown Louisa Mrs. (widow) dwl NE cor Bush

and Kearny
Brown M. clothing, 12 East nr Washington
Brown Marsine, calker, bds 18 Sansome
Brown Mary A. (widow) dwl Ritch bet Folsom

and Harrison
Brown Mary L. (widow) dwl E s Taylor bet Turk

and Eddy
Brown Michael, drayman, dwl Oregon nr Front
Brown Michael, laborer, dwl 6 Yarrenne Place
Brown Nahum, bds E s Drumm bet Jackson and

Pacific
Brown Orlando C. teamster for G. A. Meigs
Brown Patrick, laborer, bds with William Carr
Brown Patrick J. liquor saloon, 42 First
Brown Peter, dwl Yansen bet Lombard and

Greenwich
BROWN R. G. agent Grover & Baker's sewing

machines, 118 Montgomery
Brown Richard, laborer, S s Union nr Battery
Brown Richard (Henderson & B.) dwl SE cor

Sansome & Bush
Brown Rich'd J. machinist, bds New Orleans Hs
Brown Samuel (colored) wbitewasher, bds 132

Broadway
Brown Samuel C. drayman, 139 Washington
Brown Theodore F. B. laborer, dwl 195 Stockton
Brown Thomas, clerk NE cor Cal and Battery
Brown T. 0. salesman, with A. Kohler, dwl 276

Stockton
Brown W. H. bds Benton House
Brown W. H. (Merrick & B.) dwl cor Clay and

East
Brown William capt. dwl N s Rincon nr Main
Brown William, crockery, N s Market bet San-
some and Montgomery

SA^ FRANCISCO [B] DIRECTORY.

Brown William, laborer, weigher's department
Custom House, dwl E s Powell bet Broad-
way and Vallejo

Brown William, porter, NE cor California and
Front, dwl Second nr Minnie

Brown William (colored) carpenter, dwl S 8 Car-
oline Place bet Virginia and Powell

Brown William (Pierra & B.) (colored) resides
Victoria

Brown William C. Pacific Oil Works, dwl 144
Jackson

Brown William E. book-keeper, 48 Front, dwl
142 Jackson

Brown William II. dwl S s Everett bet Third and
Fourth

Brown William H. gunsmith, dwl 209 Clay

Brown William H. jeweler, with Barrett & Sher-
wood, dwl 135 Montgomery

Brown William H. scavenger, dwl E s Rassette
Place No. 3 nr Sutter

Brown William R. carriage-maker, dwl Mission
bet Wood and Thorne

Browne Francis, bar-keeper, cor California and
Montgomery

Browne J. Ross, special agent U. S. ofif Custom
House res Oakland

Browne Thomas C. bds with J. P. Hoge

Brownejohn T. clerk, dwl 126 Dupont

Brownejohn Thomas, book-keeper, with B. C.
Horn & Co. dwl 146 Sacramento

Brownell Frank, painter, bds St. Charles Hotel
First

Brownell Franklin L. with John McDonald, bds
St. Charles Hotel

Brownell William, porter, with A. P. Hotaling

Browning (^4.) & Fink {Julius) locksmiths, 198
Kearny

Browning Jacob, drayman, bds E 3 Fourth bet
Mission and Market

Browning Jeremiah, waterman, bds E s Fourth
bet Mission and Market

Browning John, clerk, SE cor Kearny and Pa-
cific

Browning William, grocer, cor Dupont and Jack-
sou

Browning ( William) & Schaffer (John) grocers,
SE cor Kearny and Pacific dwl cor Dupont
and Jackson

Browning William H. carpenter, N a Pacific nr
Front bds Clinton Temperance House

Brownlee James, clerk, Dow's Distillery

Brownlee John, painter, at 28 California dwl
Clark nr Jackson

Broyer Theodore, tailor, 217 Pacific

Brubaker Effinger, clerk, with John L. Moore bds
S s Tehama bet Fourth and Fifth

Brubaker Henry M. com mcht, dwl S s Tehama
bet Fourth and Fifth

Bruce Charles 0. lather, dwl 3 Laura Place

Bruce James H. capt. schr Ortolan, Washington
St. Wharf

Bruce John, calker, bds at Isthmus House, First

Bruce Robert, carpenter, dwl S s Lick's Alley
bet First and Ecker

Bruce Samuel C. real estate agent dwl Union
Club NW cor Montgomery and California

Bruder William, cigar stand, 187 Kearny dwl
SW cor Pacific and Montgomery

Bruel George, upholsterer, 140 Washington
Bruengis Mathias, groceries and liquors, SW cor

Post and Kearnv
BRUENINGHAUSi?N (R. C.) & SCHMIDT

{Henry W.) druggists and German Hospital

SE cor Sacramento and Kearny dwl Bran-
nan nr Third
Bruff George, cook, Sailors' Home W s Front nr

Pficific
BRUMAGIM MARK & CO. (Morton Cheesman)

bankers, 100 Montgomery dwl Tehama bet

First and Second
Brumagim Patrick, hostler, Logue & Skelly dwl

SE cor Third and Market
Brummen Aaron, laborer, dwl San nr Union
Brummer C. Augustus, fruit, 29 Kearny
Brummer Henry, ( Goetjen & B.) SW cor Folsom

and Stewart
Brundage Ebenezer F. painter, 37 Kearny
Brundage V. D. clerk. Freeman & Co.'s Express
Brunei Elenore Madame, dwl 183 Dupont
Brunor J. Ashbury Rev. pastor Folsom St. M. E.

Church, dwl S of church bet First and Sec
Brungis Diedrich, grocer, SW cor Mary Lane

and Bush
Brunn Abram J. merchant, dwl SE cor Stockton

and Pine
Brunn T. 0. dwl W s Montgomery nr Pacific
Brunner Lewis, watch-maker, 161 Clay dwl 85

Post
Brunings Hermann, dwl SW cor Third and Mis-
sion
Brunings John & Hermann, groceries and liquors

SW cor Third and Mission
Brunow John J. principal International Institute

W s Third bet Stevenson and Mission
Brnns Christian, physician, dwl S s Broadway

nr Stockton
Bruns Fredrick (Scanlin & B.) SW cor Second

and Market
Bruns H. & Co. produce and com mchts, 28 Clay

dwl Stevenson nr Third
Bruns Henry, laborer, S s St. Mark's Place bet

Kearny and Dupont
Bruns John, ( C. Railed- & Co.) dwl 81 Bush
Bruns John, grocery, cor Market, Turk and Ma-
son
Bruns John J. confectioner, with C. H. Mercer

bds St. Mark's Place
Brunt Samuel, crockery and glass, 354 Stockton
Brunt Wm. N. butcher, dwl E s Powell bet Pine

and Bush
Bru.=tgrum Frederick, cigar stand, 111 Kearny
Bryan Charles, gardener, dwl with Wm. Fogarty

Stockton Place
Bryan Charles H. City Letter Express, dwl with

W. H. Wood S s Natoma bet Second and

Third
Bryan Elizabeth Miss, bds with W. H. Wood S

s Natortia bet Second and Third
Bryan Henry, bar-keeper, 1 Custom House Blk
Bryan John M. daguerreian, 144 Kearny
Bryan Mark H. carpenter, dwl 220 Mission
Bryan William, clerk, dwl E s Green nr Kearny
Bryan William, chief engineer stmp Northerner,

dwl 128 Dupont
Bryan William, laborer, bds with William Fitz-

patrick

SAN FRANCISCO [B] DIRECTORY.

BRYAN WILLIAM, proprietor Patten's Ex-
change, 1 Custom House Block dwl Harris
House, Pine

Brj'an \Vm. T. clerk 79 Davis dwl with N. Rey-
nolds

Bryan W. J. engineer strap Northerner

Bryant Andrew J. {of Bryant & Co. Sacramento)
dwl S s Bush bet Stockton and Powell

Bryant Alexander II. conveyancer, 129 Califor-
nia dwl SW cor Jackson and Front

Bryant C. G. homcupathic physician, office 80
Kearny

Bryant Chas. blacksmith, with Folsom & Ding-
ley dwl 1 1 Sansome

Bryant Joseph, Washington Market, bds Sansome
House, SW cor Battery and Yallejo

Bryant Margaret (widow) Bryant Hotel "W s
Mission cor Johnston

Bryant Sannicl (col'd) carpenter, Sacramento
dwl cor Filbert and Larkin

Bryant Thos. H. salesman, 43 Clay bds Bush bet
Kearny and Dupont

Bryce Robert C. carpenter, dwl 47 St Mark's PI

Brydges Marshall 0. liquor-saloon, Ss Folsom bet
Main and Stewart

Bubb Chas. jeweler, dwl E s Clara bet Bush and
Sutter

Bucarsowich C. fruit, SE cor Stockton and Jack

Buchanan A. W. messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
Express

Buchanan Henry, liquor-saloon, 52 Commercial
dwl Howard Engine House

Buchanan J. carpenter, dwl cor Bush and San

Buchanan James, clerk, bds 57 Jackson

Buchanan John, porter for Truett, Jones & Ar-
rington dwl S s Louisa nr Fourth

Buchanan M. bds What Cheer House

Buchanan William, hostler, Knapp & Bailey's

Bucholtz (John) & Kunath (Auguste) boarding,
181 Pacific

Buck Catherine (widow) dwl E s Mary Lane bet
Berry and Sutter

Buck ( Charles) & Schaeffer (Henry) liquor and
billiard-saloon SE cor Dupont and Clay

Buck George, drayman, bds N s Third bet Fol-
som and Harrison

Buck Lewis, grocer, SE cor Dupont and Geary

Buckalder John, tailor, Walter & Tompkins dwl
Trinity bet Bush and Sutter

Buckelew Ansel S. watch-maker, bds 28 Bat

Buckelew Moses S. dwl 205 Clay

Bucker Louis H. mason, bds with Mrs. N. H.
Cellers

Buckhardt George, shoe-maker, Brenham Place

Buckingham Aurelius A. pilot, dwl S s Bush bet
Powell and Stockton

Buckingham Charles E. with Chas. E. Breck dwl
Brannan House

Buckkalter Jacob, tailor, dwl W s Trinity bet
Bush and Sutter

Buckland John W. butcher, dwl SW cor Kearny
and Sacramento

Buckley Absalom, wood and coal, SE cor Pine
and Trinity dwl 116 Dupont

Buckley Edward P. door-keeper, U. S. B. Mint
dwl 288 Jackson

Buckley Francis, carpenter, 284 Jackson dwl cor
Jones and Greenwich

Buckley Francis Jr. builder, Jack.son bet Stock-
ton and Powell dwl cor Jones and Green-
wich

Buckley Henry, laborer, bds NW cor Pacific and
Montgomery

Buckley James, liquors, SE cor Sansome and
Ilalleck

Buckley Jeremiah, clerk, bds 14 Sansome

Buckley Jeremiah J. porter, 6 California Block

Buckley J. P. {Oliver & B.) dwl SW cor Taylor
and Jackson

Buckley Mary (widow) S s St. Mark's Place nr
Kearny

Buckley Michael, boiler-maker. Union Foundry
bds New Orleans House

Buckley Samuel, furniture, 247 Clay, dwl E s
Mason bet Green and Yallejo

Bucklin Edward P. bds What Cheer House.

Buckman Charles, salesman, 117 Montgomery

Buckman John A. purser steamship Orizaba,
office C. K. Garrison & Co

BUCKMANN HENRY, groceries and liquors,
NW cor Third and Harrison

Buckmann Henry ( Van Borstel & Co.) dwl SW
cor Bush and Montgomery

Bucknall George J. book-keeper, 135 Sacra-
mento, dwl 188 Kearny

Bucknam Ezra T. tinsmith, dwl N s Folsom bet
First and Second

Budde (Frank) & Co. (R. Kuhlmeyer) cigar-
makers, 96 Dupont

Buddinglon Moses J. dwl S s Perry bet Second
and Third

Buddington Walter, pilot steamer Antelope

Budhurst Frederick, dwl Greenwich bet Jones
and Taylor

Buel Frederick Rev. agent S. F. Bible Society,
dwl 10 Montgomery

Buel William P. surgeon, P. M. S. S. Sonora,
dwl NE cor Francisco and Stockton

BufBugton John M. clerk, with Wm. Barker, dwl
N s Mission bet Third and Fourth

Bufford Henry L. printer, bds with James L.
Bufibrd

Bufford James L. painter, dwl S s Sutter bet
Powell and Mason

Biififum Joseph C. dwl N s Bryant bet Fifth and
Simmons

Bugeon Charles, with J. Yenard, 39 Kearny

Bubler Auguste, clerk, 204 Washington

Buhler A. L. professor languages, dwl 138 Sac-
ramento, up stairs

Buhrraeister ( dates) & Schultz (Richard) Two
Brothers Saloon W s Stewart bet Mission
and Market

Buhrmeister ( Christopher H.) & Co. (A. T. Horn-
ing) grocers, SW cor Commercial and Davis

Buhrmeister Henry (John Yon Glahn & Co.) dwl
NE cor Minnie and Jane

Buhrmeister Henry, dwl Stewart bet Market and
Mission

Buhrmeister John, bar-keeper. Two Brothers,
Stewart bet Market and Mission

Buisson M. liquors, 13 Kearny

Buisson Marie Madame, syrups and cordials, 13
Kearny

Bujac Daniel, stevedore, dwl S s Sutter bet Du-
pont and Stockton

SAN FKANCISCO [B] DIRECTORY.

Buker Benjamin S. carpenter, with Henry Hew-
itt & Co. dvvl W 8 Stociiton bet Broadway
and Pacific

Buletti (C.) & Louderback [D.) vegetables, 5
and 6 Washington Market, dwl Polk Alloy
bet Broadway and PaciBc

Bulger John, boiler-maker, Vulcan Iron "Works

Bulger Martin, machinist and engineer, dwl 42
Clementina.

BULL (Alpheus) BAKER {George P.) & CO.
( Wm. Bobbins) bankers, 87 Front, dwl cor
Busli and Jones

Bull Thomas {Banks & B.) bds with G. W. Bell
N s Howard bet Second and Tiiird

BuUard Charles D. machinist, dwl SE of Bran-
nan Street Bridge, Potrero

Bullian Christian, cook, dwl S s Adler nr Dupont

Bullock Frank D, clerk, bds with John Wheeler

Bullock Frank E. clerk, with Mansfield & Wood,
dvvl 161 Montgomery

Bullock William, seaman, dwl NE cor Front
and Oregon

Bultmanu August ( Wm. Bo/er & Co.) dwl 138
Sacramento

Bultmann Henry, dwl 138 Sacramento

Bumm George, printer, with O'Meara & Painter

Bun J. bds What Cheer House

Bundy Thomas, NE cor Mason and John

Bunemann .Charles, clerk, Davis near Jackson,
dwl Ss Howard nr Third

Bunker {Albert C.) & Co. {Roxjal L. Jefferson)
proprietors King Philip Market, NW cor
Powell and Bush

Bunker F. R. clerk, with Moore & Folger, dwl
Union bet Montgomery and Kearny

Buuker George F. seaman, dwl cor Taylor and
Clay

Bunker Harriet J. Miss, boarding, 151 Bush

Bunker Henry S. {Swain, B. & Co.) dwlN 6 El-
lis bet Powell and Mason

Bunker James, baker, dwl N s Jessie nr First

Bunker Paul, dwl S s Union bet Powell and
Mason

Bunker Robert F. drayman, bds 4 Brown's PI

Bunkhurst John, waiter, What Cheer House

Bunnell G. W. assistant teacher evening school
No. 1

Bunner Ann (widow) boarding, 38 Natoma

Bunrow J. B. liquor dealer, dwl S 8 Sutter bet
Powell and Stockton

Bunting Joseph, salesman, with Lockwood &
Hendrie, dwl 176 Clay

Buntline John, seaman, dwl S s Market near
Stewart

Burbank Caleb, attorney at law, 6 Well's Build-
ing, dwl cor Clay and Jones

Burbank D. dentist, 125 Montgomery.

Burbank Warren, dentist, office 125 Mont

Burchard Jacob, liquors, cor Pacific and Bartlett
Alley.

Burckard' Christian {Hinoldk B.) dwl 37 2 Stock-
ton

Burckes Henry W. carpenter, dwl N s Green nr
Dupont

BURDELL GALEN, dentist, office and dwl 171
Clay

Burdera Margaret Mrs. liquors, NE cor Union
and Stockton

Burdett Peter, butcher, dwl S s Mission near

Fif\h
Burdett Reuben, cooper, dwl E s Vassar Place

bet Second and Third
Burdick Daniel, engineer. Oriental Rice Mill, dwl

Trinity
Burdick Edward F. clerk, with Newhall Gregory

& Co. dwl S s Tehama bet First and Second
Buret Louis, clerk, dwl 207 Clay
Burg Charles, hulk Imperial, Mission bet Main

and Stewart
Burge Francis A. laborer, dwl N s Brannan bet

Fourth and Fifth
Burgess C. H. dwl cor Powell and Jackson
Burgess Hubert, dwl cor Powell and Jackson
Burgess R«bert G. seaman, dwl W s Main near

Folsom
Burgoyne Mary Miss, dwl S s Geary bet Dupont

and Kearny
Burke B. Mrs. (widow) dwl cor Filbert and Jones
Burke Charles, carpenter, dwl 119 Broadway
Burke Francis, blacksmith, Laura Place
Burke James, laborer, dwl S s Howard bet First

and Second
Burke James, cigar-manufacturer, dwl 209 Stock
Burke Jame.s C. cook for Mrs. E. C. Winn, dwl

cor Howard and Second
Burke John, blacksmith, dwl W s Jane bet Mis-
sion and Minnie
BURKE MARTIN J. chief of police, office City

Hall, dwl 280 Clay
Burke Matthew, laborer, dwl E s Beale bet Mar-
ket and Mission
Burke Patrick, laborer. Fort Point
Burke Thomas, carpenter, dwl S s Yallejo nr

Kearny
Burke W. F. clerk, bds Tremont House
Burke William, farmer, dwl 256 Pacific
Burket C. bds What Cheer House
Burkhardt George, watch-maker, with Joseph

Brothers, bds 134 Pine
Burkman John, dwl Mason bet Lombard and

Chesnut
Burlieu {E. H.) & Coulter {James D.) furniture,

cor Sacramento and Webb dwl John near

Mason
Burling Wm. merchant, N s Merchant, nr Bat
Burmeister Henry, groceries and liquors, NW cor

Bush and Montgomery
Burnap John, groceries and liquors, 215 Jackson
Burnap Samuel, clerk, dwl 215 Jackson
Burnell John, electropathic physician, 94 Mont-
gomery dwl Sacramento nr Tan Ness Av
Burnett Abraham, brick-layer, dwl cor Leaven-
worth and Union
Burnett Marceline, laundry, dwl S s Minnie bet

Third and Fourth
Burnett George W. butcher, dwl cor Larkin and

Green
Burnett Wellington C. attorney at law, City Hall

bds with Charles Potter
Burney William, saw-filer, dwl N s Market bet

Dupont and Kearny
Burnham Alphonso M. clerk, bds with Mrs. S. P.

Burnham
BURNHAM ( GUman M.) & COOLIDGE {Joseph

A.) lumber, pier 13 Stewart dwl cor Folsom

and Zoe Place

SAN FRANCISCO [BJ DIRECTORY.

Burnhnm Jaracs, alo and porter, NW cor Main

and Folsora
Burnham James W. clerk with "W. M. Hixon

(hvl Third near Mission
Burnham S. P. Mrs. dwl W s Third near Market
Burnham William, carpenter, bds E s Battery nr

Pacific
Burnin<:hara Patrick, laborer, dwl 9 Geary, rear
Burns Aaron, dwl 343 Powell
Burns Barnard, stone-cutter, bds 5 Sacramento
Burns Charles F. (Benuicic & B.) dwl Powell bet

California and Pino
Burns Dennis. Avaiter, dwl SW cor St. Charles

and Montgomery
Burns Elizabeth Miss (^Flynn & B.) dwl 240

Dupont
Burns H. J. stencil-cutter, bds "What Cheer House
Burns Hugh, laborer, dwl SW cor Larkin and

Geary
Burns Isaac, blacksmith, S s Market near Main
Burns Isadore, blacksmith, dwl N s St. Mark's

Place bet Dupont and Stockton
Burns James, boarding, 8 Sacramento
Burns James, laborer, dwl E s Ohio nr Bdy
Burns James D. proptr Union House, 12 First
Burns John, boot-maker, 68 Commercial bds

Clementina
Burns John, engineer, dwl 4 St. Mark's Place
Burns John, painter, bds Warren Exchange

Jackson bet Front and Davis
Burns John, stone-cutter, Fort Point
Burns {John) & Co. {Henry Busing) groceries

and hquor NE cor Market and Mason
Bums John Jr. clerk with Abernethy, Clark &

Co. dwl E s Powell bet Cal and Sacramento
Burns John H. ship-calker, dwl 126 Bush
Burns Luke, marble-cutter, 70 Montgomery dwl

W s Taylor bet Post and Geary
Burns Mary, (wid.) dwl SB cor Tliird and Jessie
Burns Michael, laborer, dwl cor Sac and Drumm
Burns Michael, cooper, Jackson nr Sansome dwl

42 Clay
Burns Patrick, blacksmith, 64 Sansome dwl

Minnie near Third
Burns Patrick, drayman, dwl N s Minnie bet

Third and Fourth
Burns Patrick, Miners' Home, N s Pacific bet

Montgomery and Sansome
Burns Patrick, porter, 39 Commercial
Burns Peter, laborer, dwl W s Ohio nr Broadway
Burns Robert, tinsmith, dwl 15 Sutter
Burns Thomas, boarding, N s Chambers nr Front
Bums Thomas, drayman, dwl Taylor bet Pacific

and Jackson
Burns William, clerk, with Jilichael Nolan, S s

Stevenson bet First and Second
BURR ALVAH B. liquors, dwl Bay nr Dupont

(see advertisement)
BURR E, W. president board of supervisors,

office 1 City Hall dwl Filbert nr Larkin
Burr Henry T. dwl Filbert nr Larkin
Burr Levi, liquors, dwl Bay nr Dupont
Burr Warren H. salesman, with Kerby, Byrne &

Co. dwl 3 Chatham Place
Burrell George, laborer, with Jonas Call, Presidio

road
Burrill William H. boot-maker, with Brackett &

Keating W s Second nr Market

Burris Samuel D. steamboat cook, dwl W s Scott

bet Pacific and Broadway
Burris William (colored) janitor high school, dwl

Powell nr Clay
Burrows Edward M. liquors, dwl W 8 Dupont

bet Pine and Bush
Burscough Henry, proprietor South Park House,

bet Bryant and Brannan
Burt Ciiarles, blacksmith, with Coffey & Risdon

bds Isthmus House
Burt Cyrus, Washington Market, dwl SW cor

Jackson and Powell
Burt B. J. Mrs. principal primary department,

Washington St. School
Burt S. S. 2 New World xMarket
BURTON C. H. (of Burton & McCarty, Sacra-
mento) off NW cor Front & Clay, dwl 318

Washington.
Burton Henry, tailor, bds W s Simmons near

Brannan
Burtt William Jr. tinsmith, dwl 182 California,

rear
Burw^k Thomas, sail-maker. Hartman Place bet

Grreenwich and Lombard
Bury George, laborer, 34 Washington Market

dwl 51 Bush
Bury James, laborer, at Chelsea Laundry Third

nr Harrison
Bury Thomas, laborer, at Chelsea Laundry
Busch David, hides, etc. dwl NE cor Stockton

and Sutter
Busch Peter H. ship-carpenter, dwl Toll Gate cor

Folsom and Price
Bush Alonzo, broker, dwl Sansome House SW

cor Battery and Vallejo
Bush Charles A. (colored) soap-maker dwl E s

Mason bet Vallejo and Broadway
Bush David, collector, San Francisco Gas Co.
Bush Henry, daguerreian gallery. 219 Washington
Bush Joel C. carpenter, bds 112 Bush
Bush J. P. physician, office Tehama House
Bush Louis, dental surgeon, 149 Kearny
Bush Nathan, furniture. N s Pacific nr Dupont
Bush P. Union Malt House, Filbert bet Jones

and Taylor
Bush Thomas H. stationery, 72| Front dwl Yerba

Buena bet Clay and Sacramento
Bushee M. bds What Cheer House
Bushman William, pattern-maker, Sutter Iron

Works dwl N s Bush bet Mont and Kearny
Buskite Howard, miner, dwl N s Natoma bet

Second and Third
Bussett Charles F. 37 Sacramento
Bustard Joseph, molder, dwl with Jas. Griffiths
Buster Hiram Rev. dwl 10 Montgomery
Bustos Joseph, porter, with Dixon, De Wolf & Co.
BUSWELL ALEXANDER, book-bindery, 133

Clay, up stairs, dwl SW cor Union and Jones
Butcher James, boarding, N s Pacific bet Front

and Davis
Butenop Henry, groceries, 193 Pacific
Butler Andrew J. broker, 97 Merchant dwl 163

Stockton
Butler B. P. lithographer, 89 and 90 Broadway
BUTLER CHARLES C. agent and treasurer

State Telegraph Co. bds International Hotel
Butler Daniel (colored) shoe-maker, SE cor Mer-
chant and Kearny

SAN FRANCISCO [ C ] DIRECTORY.

Butler Felix V. carpenter, dwl S s Hunt bet

Second and Third
Butler Geo. liquors, cor Ilalleck and Lcidesdorff
Butler H. dwl N s John bet Powell and Mason
Butler H. W. assist, mail clerk P. 0. dwl 11 John
Butler John, drayman, bds N 8 Clary bet Rich

and Fourth
Butler Joseph D. laborer, S s Sutter nr Powell
Butler Mary (widow) dwl with Mrs. Eliza Morris
Butler R. H., W s Montgomery nr Pacific
Butler Richard, sugar-boiler, dwl S a Uarrison

opposite Refinery
Butler S. S. lodgings, 125 Washington and SW

cor Commercial and Leidesdorff
BUTLER AVARREX C. engraver, 150 Mont-
gomery dwl Union nr Dupont
Butler Wilhelmina Mrs. boarding, N s Bush nr

Sansome
Butler William, nail-maker, Jessie nr Annie
Butman Frederick, landscape painter, 177 Clay

dwl 11 Bay State Row
Butt Andrew J. farmer, dwl Perkins' Ranch east

of Union Race Course
BUTTERFIELD & CO. Overland Mail, office SE

cor Kearny and Washington
Butters James A. {DovJ, Chikls & Co.) dwl 39

Montgomery
Butterworth James, plumber, at 41 Battery dwl

S s Valparaiso bet Taylor and Mason
Butting Frederick, boots and shoes, SE cor Kear-
ny and Hardie Place
Buttles E. T. bds What Cheer House
Butts John, bds Columbia House, Stewart
Buxbaum George, baker, with Schroth & Carl

dwl 66 Kearny
Buxton George, engineer, Bensley Water Works

dwl E s Third bet Bryant and Harrison
Byatt William, gardener, dwl S s Brannan cor

Harris
Byington Horace W. {Smith & B.) dwl SE cor

Beale and Market
BYRNE BERNARD {Morgan & B.) dwl W s

Third bet Folsom and Harrison
Byrne Dennis Steward Clayton Saloon, Com
Byrne Dominick, liquor-saloon, NW cor Clara

and Sutter
Byrne Elvira (widow) dwl cor Sacramento and

Yerba Buena
Byrne Felix, carpenter, dwl N s Howard bet

Second and Third
Byrne Garrett J. {Kirhy B. & Co.) dwl Tehama

bet First and Second
BYRNE {Uenry H.) & FREELON {Thomas W.)

attorneys at law, 175 Clay
Byrne James, dwl S s Vallejo bet Powell and

Mason, rear
Byrne James F. drayman, 89 Front
Byrne. James K. student, with Hoge & Wilson,

dwl Mission bet Second and Third
Byrne John M. {Grellet & Co.) dwl SE cor Mason

and Sutter
Byrne Joseph, laborer, dwl Clay nr Jones
Byrne Lafayette M. clerk, with Byrne & Freelon

dwl cor Howard and Ellen
Byrne Mary J. Mrs. groceries, dwl NW cor Mary

Lane and Berry
Byrne Patrick A. waterman, bds with Francis

Rogers

Byrne P. R. NE cor Clay and Davis

Byrne Thomas, porter, with Brennan & Co. Clay
nr Drumm

Byrne Thomas, clerk, dwl SE cor Union and
Stockton

Byrne Thomas L. porter, 59 Front

Byrnes John T. seaman, dwl N s Clementina bet
First and Second

Byron John, brick -layer dwl S s Hunt bet Sec-
ond and Third

Byron Michael, brick-layer, dwl E s Minnie bet
Third and Fourth

Byron Michael, bell-hanger, at 54 Montgomery

Byron Patrick, hostler, dwl 3 Albion Place

Byron Patrick, laborer, 87 Pine

Byxbee Robert G {II. B. Tichenor & Co.) dwl 38
Natoraa

C.\B.A.Li,ERO Augustus, Salesman, 115 Clay
Cabbannes John, {Dupny & C.) dwl, Laguna,

Presidio Road
Cabbannes Joseph {Dupuy & 6.) dwl Laguna,

Presidio Road
Cable A. H. vegetable-dealer, bds Tremont House
Cable Alfred, 9 Washington Market, bds with

Mrs. Amelia Patton
Cachman Dennis, laborer, dwl Davis bet Sacra-
mento and California
Cachot Charles, French dyer, 227 Dupont
Cadel Peter, dwl W s Dupont nr Union
Cadigan Timothy, laborer, dwl S s Harrison bet

Harris and Price
Cadiz Eugenie Mrs. dwl SW cor Stockton and

Bush
Cadiz Joseph, merchant, dwl SW cor Bush and

Stockton
Cadiz V. Mrs. dwl SW cor Bush and Stockton
Cadmus William H. barber, 216 Clay, dwl 2

Virginia Place
Caduc Philip, {of Caduc & Co. Marysville) office

145 Battery
Cady John, boiler-maker, Vulcan Iron Works,

dwl W s Fremont bet Folsom and Howard
Cady M. broker, dwl 113 Dupont
Caffry John, ship-carpenter, bds South Park Hs
Cagaima Augusta, cook, dwl S s Union nr Du-
pont
Cagner Martin, laborer, dwl S s O'Farrell bet

Pine and Mason
Cagney Martin, laborer, dwl S s O'Farrell bet

Powell and Mason
Cahalin John, porter, 81 Battery, bds What

Cheer House
Cahill Edward, bds Metropolitan Hotel
Cahill Ellen, (widow), dwl with John Bree
Cahill James, laborer, dwl N s Howard bet Third

and Fourth
Cahill James F. dwl N s Howard bet Third and

Fourth
Cahill John, porter, 71 Battery
Cahill Margaret Miss, seamstress, dwl with John

Bree
Cahill Matthew, porter, 107 Clay, dwl SW cor

O'Farrell and Mason
Cahill Patrick, porter with E. C. Fogg, dwl cor

Green and Battery

SAN FRANCISCO [ C ] DIRECTORY.

Cahn Aaron & Co. (of Portland, 0.) 82 California,

dwl S s Anthony bet Mission and Jessie
Cahn Israel, {Llil/ehler & C), dwl 180 Anthony
Cabn Lassard, with A. Cahn <fc Co. bds with

Aaron Cahn
Cahn Leopold, {Uhl/elder &. C), 84 California
Cahn Madame, dwl 381 Stockton
Cahn Wolf dwl 381 Stockton
Cain Edward (col), whitewasher, dwl 289 Pacific
Cain Robert, clerk with G. 0. Whitney & Co. dwl

K s Second nr Mission
Cain Rufus K. brick-layer, dwl 107 Dupont
Caine John, {0' Connor & C.),llalleck nr Sansome
Caire Adricn ( Caire Brothers), res Paris
Caire Brothers (Justinien & Adrien), imps hard-
ware, 142 Washington and 262 Dupont, dwl

Yallejo bet Montgomery and Kearny
Cairus Robert, salesman with 6. 0. Whitney &

Co. dwl E s Second bet Mis and Stevenson
Calderwood David, house-carpenter. S s Sacra-
mento bet Stockton and Powell
Caldwell James, gas-fitter, bds with Jas. Hughes,

E s Packer
Caldwell John J. dwl S a Mission bet Price and

Johnston
Caldwell William, machinist, dwl W s Liberty nr

Third
Calef J. Sears, physician, 204 Washington, dwl

212 Post
Calef Charles E. clerk with Redington & Co. dwl

212 Post
Caler Otmar, atty at law, Montgomery Block,

dwl S s Clay bet Mason and Taylor
CALHOUN CHARLES A. printer, 64 Front

up stairs, dwl E s Fourth bet Mission and

Market
CALHOUN (James E.\ WISE [Tully R.) &

DELLA TORRE (Peter), attys at law. No. 4

U. S. Court Bdg, dwl 80 Montgomery Block
Calkar John, bds SE cor Front and Oregon
CALKIN MILO, clerk Board Supervisors, office

City Hall, bds with Samuel Adams
Calkins Ripley R. with Charles J. Hawley & Co.

SE cor Mission and Second
Call Jonas, dwl Presidio Road, nr Presidio House
Callahan Bernard, machinist, bds Thistle N s

Folsom bet Price and Harris^
Callahan Francis, boots and shoes, '68 Commercial
Callahan Frederick, butcher, Alden's Dining-

Saloon, Sansome
Callahan J. (of J. & D. Callahan, SJiasta), imp

wines and liquors, 99 Front dwl Pacific nr

Lark in
Callahan James, blacksmith, bds 119 Pine
Callahan James, laborer, dwl N s Filbert bet

Montgomery and Sansome
Callahan James K. carriage-smith, bds Columbia

Hotel
Callahan Jeremiah, produce, 99 Front, dwl Pa-
cific nr Gough
Callahan John, broker, 35 Front, dwl Pine nr

Dupont
Callahan Michael, laborer, dwl Davis nr Sac
Callan Henry, waiter, What Cheer House
CALL AN THOMAS, liquor dealer, Ns Ellis bet

Stockton and Powell
Callely Michael, laborer, dwl N s Everett bet

Third and Fourth

Callsan Peter, carpenter, dwl NW cor Larkin
and Pacific

Calott Oliver S. capt. D. M. Holland.bds 151 Bush

Calvert M. bds What Cheer House

Camerer liugene, lithographer with Kuchel &
Dresel, dwl 174 Clay

Cameron Angus, wood-turner, with S. Robb

CAMERON (Caleb), WIIITTIER (W. Frank)
& CO. (E. B. Benjamin), imps and jobbers
paints, oils and window-glass, 105 Front

Cameron Duncan, blacksmith, Union Foundry,
dwl 13 Clementina

Cameron Hugh, teamster for Walker & Co dwl
W s Bush bet Folsom and Harrison

Cameron James. United States Bakery, Beale,
bds with E. G. Doyle

Cameron John, dwl N s Silver bet Third and
Fourth

Cameron John D. toll-collector Mission Road, dwl
Mission bet Harris and Price

Cameron N. speculator, bds Niantic Hotel

Cameron Robert, teamster, bds with Hugh Cam-
eron

Camey John, cooper, Oregon nr Front, dwl Bry-
ant Place

Cammack Joseph, dwl 109 Sacramento

Oammet (John) & Huff (Oliver B.) Exchange
Bakery Saloon, 162 Kearny, dwl E s Third
nr Jessie

Camp Herman, speculator, dwl 7 Waverley PI

Camp W. F. saw-manufry, 98 and 100 Jackson

Campe Albert, coppersmith, 216 Jackson

Campe John (Kohn & C.) dwl SW cor Montgom-
ery and Sutter

Campe John H. (Decker & 0.) dwl SW cor Pine
and Montgomery

Campbell A. C. atty at law, 104 Merchant, dwl
Howard nr Third

Campbell A. D. boot-maker, 68 Commercial

Campbell (Alex.) & Pratt (0. C), attys at law,
NW cor Sacramento and Montgomery, up
stains, dwl N s Turk bet Mason and Taylor

Campbell (Akxander) & Turk (Frank), attys at
law 148 Clay, dwl W s Powell bet Green
and Vallejo

Campbell Alexander, porter, 44 Battery, dwl S s
Post bet Mason and Taylor

Campbell Alvin C. atty at law, dwl S s Howard
bet Second and Third

Campbell Charles E. fruits, NE cor Sutter and
Kearny

Campbell Duncan, laborer, dwl N s Union bet
Montgomery and Sansome

Campbell Francis, waiter. Mansion House, dwl
S s Minnie bet Third and Fourth

Campbell George (Dickson, De Wolf & Co.) cor
Merchant and Battery

Campbell Henry C. law student, bds with Alex-
ander Campbell

Campbell J. bds What Cheer House

Campbell James, seaman, dwl 183 California

Campbell James A. waiter, What Cheer House

Campbell John, hostler, 17 Battery

Campbell John E. barkeeper. Magnolia Saloon,
dwl 148 Commercial

Campbell J. W. dwl W s Robins' PI near Union

Campbell L. A. Mrs. boarding, Davis bet Clay
and Commercial

SAN FRANCISCO [ C ] DIRECTORY.

Campbell M. bds Benton House
• Campbell Nicholas, carpenter, dwl W s Powell

bet Vallcjo and Green
Campbell Patrick, U. S. Branch Mint, dwl SE

cor Fourtii and Louisa
Campbell Piiilip. cokeman, S. F. Gas Co
Campbell Sniitli, dwl E s Dupont nr Filbert
Campbell, Thomas, blacksmith at Fort Point, dwl

W s Ritch bet Folsom and Harrison
Campbell William, book-keeper, witii Brittan &

Aj'ers, bds with A. D. McDonald
Campbell William, carpenter, dwl Taylor bet

Post and Geary
Campbell William H. laborer, dwl Leavenworth

nr Green
Campi James & Co. (John B. Mauletti) coffee-
stand, cor Merchant and Sansome
Campion Adolph, barber, 108 Commercial
Campion Flore, barber, 108 Commercial
Campion Thomas, laborer with Wm. Horr & Co
Campioni Ernest E. printer, with Blake & MoSBtt

bds with William Fell
Can L dwl 107 Broadway
Cana John, teamster. Fort Point
Canahan W. painter, rear City Hall, dwl cor

Broadway and Dupont
Canavan Edward J. chemist, 323 Dupont
Cande {Lorin) & Fretigny ( Victor) proptrs St.

Ann's Garden, NE cor St. Ann and Eddy
Caney Edward, dwl 170 Mission
CANFIKLD (^1. W.)., PIERSON [J. W. J.) &

CO. (Aaron Johnson), imps of clothing, 84

Battery, res New York
Canfield, Rufus J. forwarding dept Wells, Fargo

& Co. dwl E s Mason bet Green and Taylor
Canginna Auguste, cook, Job's Restaurant, dwl

5 Union
CAXNAVAN MICHAEL. Bee Hive, importer

and dealer in dry goods and gents furnish-
ing articles, 222 Dupont dwl 229 Dupont
Canning J. machinist, dwl SE cor Minnie and

Third
Canning James, stove-mounter, 100 Battery bds

Columbia Hotel
Cannon Adam, dwl N s Bryant bet Stanly Place

and Second
Cannon Andrew J. with Baker & Cutting
Cannon E. E. bds Xiantic Hotel
Cannon M. bds Benton House
Cannovan J. hand-cart, dwl SW cor Union and

Powell
Canon William, 5 and 6 Washington Market
Canton Kara Kee (Chinese) washing, 212 Kearny
Canty Daniel, clerk, 33 Montgomery
Canty Michael, fruit-stand, dwl N s Howard bet

Third and Fourth
Canty Thomas, bar-room, W s Third bet Folsom

and Harrison
Canty Timothy, tailor, at Tobin & Eisenberg dwl

Kearny bet California and Sacramento
Capel J. captain schr Elizabeth Owens, Wash St.

Wharf
Capelle Charles, dwl rear Pacific bet Dupont and

Stockton
Caperton John, oCBce Tehuantepec Co. cor Mont-
gomery and Jackson
Capp Charles S. dep county clerk, dwl 149 Bush
Capp Samuel M. salesman, dwl Thos. McKenna

Capprise Joseph, liquors, 225 Dupont dwl cor

Vallejo and Sonoma Place
Caradlne Peter, .seaman, dwl cor Com and East
Caratfa (I'ominico) & Co. (Gaetano Caraffa &

Gerolano Zai/fjio) bakers, 348 Powell
Caralla Gaetano, "{ Cara/'i & Co.) 348 Powell
Carbery Thomas M. waiter, dwl 34 Webb
Card Russell, drayman, SE cor Front and Wash

dwl NE cor Stockton and California
Card S. capt. Pres. M. T. Co. office NE cor Clay

and Battery dwl 4 St. Mary's
Cardinet Erailej fish, 25 and 26 Wash Market dwl

Vallcjo bet Dupont and Stockton
Cardoza John, tailor, 52 Commercial
Carew Thomas, job-cart, dwl 28 Natoma
Carey Jeremiah, bar-keeper, dwl 169 California
Carey Jeremiah, laborer, 55 Sansomo bds cor

Bush and Morse
Carey Thomas, mason. Fort Point dwl N s Pacific

bet Mason and Taylor
Carey William, brick-layer, dwl 25 Bush
Cargill A. H. carpenter, bds 119 Pine
Carin James, seaman, bds 13 Clementina
Carkcek Morgan, seaman, dwl junc California and

Market
Carl Charles (Lee & C.) dwl 252 Powell
Carl Henry, (Schroth & C.) dwl 101 Merchant
Carl Kilian, dwl N s Hardie Place nr Kearny
Carl Richard, milk-ranch, Presidio Road opposite

Cottage House
Carl William, laborer, with Bowen & Richardson

Presidio Road
Carle John, carpenter, bds Isthmus House
Carle Silas, carpenter, bds Isthmus House
Carlin Daniel, laborer, dwl S s Sutter bet Powell

and Stockton
Carlin William, blacksmith, dwl Morey Alley nr

Broadway
Carlisle Robert, boiler-maker, d^l with Thomas

Ross
Carlos diaries, harness and saddles, 159 Pacific
Carls Mary Mrs. dwl B s Scott bet Bdy and Pacific
Carlton Charles C. with W. T. Coleman & Co. dwl

with Frederick MacCrellish
Carlton Francis D. with W. T. Coleman & Co. bds

with Frederick MacCrellish
Carlton Francis L. machinist, with Henry Hewitt

& Co. bds Albion House
Carlton Henry Jr. ( Wm. T. Coleman & Co.) dwl

Harrison bet First and Second
Carlton Henry P. principal grammar department

Powell St. School, bds NW cor Broadway

and Taylor
Carlton J. H. engineer, steamer Cortes bds Stew-
art St. Restaurant
Carlton M. bds What Cheer House
Carlyle David, cattle trader, dwl N s Yallejo nr

Stockton
Carlyle H. C. laborer, with James M. Raymond

cor Pine and Van Ness Avenue
CARMAN BENJAMIN, Justice Peace 5th dist,

office 125 Cal dWl cor Sac and Leidesdorfi"
Carman Benjamin R. physician, SE cor Dupont

and Washington
Carman L. J. physician, office and dwl SE cor

Dupont and Washington
Carman William, physician, cor Bush and Mont-
gomery dwl 52 Minnie

SAN FRANCISCO [ C ] DIRECTORY.

Carmnny John IT. printer, Towne & Bacon, dvvl

Clay abovo Powell
Cannicli "William, hostler, bds 38 "Webb
CarnaudJulos, Music Academy, 181 Commercial
Carndiifl Samuel, well-digger, dwl Powell near

Sacramento
Carnell Ricbard, fruit and confectionary, 92 Mont
Carneps B. F. dwl NE cor Powell and Vallejo
Carnigie William, clerk, with Watkins & Ustick
Carnin Joseph, Belvedere Laundry, Bdy nr Mason
Caro Julius, merchant, dwl 152 Montgomery
Caro Louis, cigars, cor Commercial and East
Carolan Patrick, steamboat steward, dwl W s

Annie bet Market and Jessie
Carpeaux Charles, brick-layer, dwl S s Broadway

nr Stockton
Carpeaux Joseph, brick-layer, dwl S a Broadway

nr Stockton
Carpenter Adolph, hand-cartman, dwl Third nr

Market
Carpenter, Daniel, driver, at Swain's Bakery dwl

S s Tehama bet Fourth and Fifth
Carpenter D. H. physician, bds 261 Stockton
Carpenter George, foreman, 23 California
Carpenter George W. salesman, with Hammond

and Knowles dwl with Allen Eells
Carpenter Harriet, dwl 8 Harlan Place
Carpenter Harvey, stoves and tinware, 212 Clay

dwl 58 St. Mark's Place
Carpenter Isaac W. printer, at 168 Montgomery
Carpenter Miles B. {J. Y. Hallock & Co.) res N.

York
Carpenter "William {Thompson & C.) 216 Kear'y
Carpenter "William C. steward. Golden Age, dwl

12 Harlan Place
Carpenter "W'illiam L. printer, dwl 289 Pacific
Carpentier Edward R. attorney at law, N"W cor

Montgomery and Merchant
Carpentier Horace W. attorney at law, NW cor

Montgomery and Merchant res Oakland
Carpentier Lucien (widow) dwl 322 Powell
Carr G. "Wales, boarding, 16 Sansome
Carr Jeremiah, boiler-maker, dwl SE cor Rassette

Place No. 2 and Sutter
Carr Jeremiah, hostler, bds 33 "Webb
Carr John T. book-keeper, dwl NE cor Kearny

and Sutter
Carr Joseph A. cooper. Dow's Distillery
Carr Lark in "W. clerk, 24 Battery
Carr "William, boarding, N s Chambers nr Front
Carrau John, butcher, 14 New Market dwl Pac
Carrau Joseph, butcher. New Market dwl Sutter

nr Dupont
Carrere (Adolph) & Co. (Leon Chabert) importers

liquors, 142 Jackson dwl 21 St. Mark's PI
Carrigan Michael, waiter, "What Cheer House
Carrigan Thomas, drayman, dwl N s Vallejo bet

Powell and Mason
Carrillo Raymond, molder, Vulcan Iron "Works
Carrington "Wm. real estate, dwl "W s Oneida

Place nr Sacramento
Carrique Edward T. collector, dwl 237 "Wash
Garrison Henry, millinery and fancy goods, 149

Sacramento
Carroll Christopher, laborer, dwl Sansome bet

Union and Filbert
Carroll D. C. saloon, NW cor Powell and Pac
Carroll Edward, laborer. Fort Point

Carroll George, painter, at 55 "Washington
Carroll George, boot-maker, 143 Sansome dwl'

cor Pacific and Kearny
Carroll Jeremiah, boiler-maker with Coffey & Ris-

don
Carroll John, laborer, dwl S s Howard nr First
Carroll John, laborer, dwl N s Stockton Place

bet Dupont and Stockton
Carroll John, wholesale liquors, 50 First
Carroll John P. clerk with John Carroll, 50 First
Carroll Kate, chambermaid, Railroad House
Carroll Martin, drayman, 58 and CO Sacramento,

dwl Filbert bet Dupont and Stockton
Carroll Michael, laborer, dwl 133 Kearny
Carroll Michael, with Michael Torpy, dwl S s

Howard bet First and Second
Carroll Michael, shoe-maker, dwl with John Car-
roll 50 First
Carroll {Patrick) & Bro. (Thomas Carroll) gro-
ceries and liquors, NE cor Third and Minnie
Carroll Patrick, laborer, bds Miner's Home, Pac
Carroll Rev. Richard, pastor St. Francis Church
and principal St. Thomas School, Mission
Dolores
Carroll Thomas, clothing, 246 Clay
Carroll Thomas ( Carroll & Brother) dwl NE cor

Third and Minnie
Carroll Thomas, carpenter, 35 "Washington
Carroll Thomas D. carver, dwl 246 Clay
Carroll "William, coachman, dwl Bdy nr Powell
Carroll "V\^illiam, laborer, dwl E s Ohio nr Bdy
Carroll "Wm. teamster, Presidio Road nr Distillery
Carsen John, laundry. Mason bet Lombard and

Chesnut
Carson Bernard, engraver, 152 Sacramento
Carson F. M. {Parker & Co.) Presidio Distillery,

off 83 "^''ashington
Carson Henry, {II. Sharp & Co.) 65 California
Carson John, boarding, "W s "Webb bet Sacra-
mento and California
Carson John G. blacksmith, cor Sac and Davis
Carss Robert, teamster, dwl N s Louisa bet Third

and Fourth
Carssasa Charles, dwl E s Union PI nr Union
Carssasa R. dwl E s Union Place nr Union
Carswell John D. printer at 111 "Washington dwl

cor Union and Vincent
Carter C. painter, dwl 4 Brown's Place, rear
Carter Charles D. real estate broker, NE corner

Merch and Mont, dwl "W s Powell nr Val
Carter Francis (col'd) house-cleaner, dwl Miles'

Place nr Sacramento
Carter George, boatman, bds Manhattan House
Carter George R. (Treadivell & Co.) NE cor Cali-
fornia and Battery
Carter J. packer Am. Flour Mills, bds cor Sacra-
mento and Davis
Carter John, laborer, Fort Point
Carter John, waiter, Railroad House
Carter John T. book-keeper with Jos. Genella,

dwl S s Stevenson bet Third and Fourth
Carter J. S. clerk at 103 Front, bds Hillman's

Temperance House, 80 Davis
Carter J. "W. clerk at Jos. Genella, dwl S s Ste-
venson bet Third and Fourth
Carter Lewis, dwl cor Ellis and Hyde
Carter M. H. express wagon, bds St. Charles Ho-
tel, First

SAN FRANCISCO [C ] DIRECTORY.

Carter Peter, clerk S. F. City Water-Works NE

cor Montgomery and Jackson
Carter Robert, tinsmith, dwl E 3 "Wetmore Place

bet Clay and Washington
Carter Robert, Mrs. boardinp, Fort Point
Carter Robert C. tinsmith, dwl E s Wetmore PI

bet Clay and Washington
Carter William, XE cor Mason and Broadway
Carter Wm. P. cooper, S. F. Sugar Refinery, bds

with Mrs. Campbell, Davis bet Clay and

Commercial
Cartier Victor, lapidary, 92 Broadway
Cartmell Margaret (widow) dress-maker, dwl W

s Ecker bet Market and Stevenson
Carto Benjamin, carpenter, 155 California
Cartwright Thomas, teamster, NE cor California

and Sansome
Cartwright William, bds Columbia House, Stew-
art
Carty Dennis, plasterer, SE comer Powell and

Sutter
Carty James {Mulloy & C) dwl SE cor Jackson

and Sansome
Carver John, laborer, dwl 116 Dupont
Gary James C. (^RoUaday & C.) dwl S s Clemen-
tina bet First and Second
Gary Peter, mason, dwl 67 Broadway
Gary {S. Be WiU) & Winegar {A. B.) flour and

grain, 104 Front, dwl Commercial nr Mason
GARY THOMAS G. Jr. commission merchant,

124 California, up-stairs, dwl 225 Cal
Caryl I. carpenter, bds 119 Pine
Carzrutre John, cook, dwl 8 Waverly Place
Gasas Francis B. dead letter clerk, P. 0. resides

Oakland
Gasche William, sail-maker, bds cor Sacramento

and Davis
Caschenille Simon, French dyer, 227 Dupont
Case Elijah, dwl S a Green bet Powell and

Mason
Case George A. job wagon, NW cor Stockton

and Chesnut
Case Philip, salesman, S. L. Wilson & Co. dwl

Bush bet Stockton and Dupont
Casebolt George T. foreman, H. Gasebolt & Go.

dwl 157 California
CASEBOLT (Henry) & GO. (Charl^ Van Gul-

pen) carriage manufactory and importers,

157 California
Casebolt Ira J. blacksmith, at H. Casebolt & Co.

dwl 157 California
Casebolt Jacob D. blacksmith, ■with H. Casebolt

<fc Go. dwl 157 California
Caseley Thomas, cordwainer, bds with S. Han-
cock
Caselli A. with Pioche & Bayerque, cor Mont-
gomery and Jackson
Caselli Alexander, dwl SW cor Gal and Sansome
Casey Daniel, carriage-smith, with Folsom &

Dingley, bds 90 Pine
Casey Daniel, porter, at Crosby & Dibblee'a

Warehouse, Union bet Battery and Front
Casey Daniel H. with Collins & Tiffany
Casey Daniel T. porter, dwl Sansome nr Green
Casey Edward, dwl N s Broadway bet Mason

and Powell
Casey Ellen Miss, assistant teacher, intermediate

department Union Street School

Casey Eugene, gas-fitter, with J. K, Prior <k Co.

bds with Hugh Cameron
Casey James, hostler, Logue & Skelly, dwl N s

Jessie bet Second and Third
Casey Joanna (widow) dwl with P. Malony N s

Mill's Place nr Dupont
Ga.sey Joseph, tailor, dwl Adler nr Dupont
Casey M. bds Benton House
Casey Mary Mrs. liquors. 322 Dupont
Casey Owen, proprietor boarding house, nr S. F.

Sugar Refinery
Casey Patrick, store-keeper, bds 92 Pacific
Casey Patrick .J. Bell-in-Hand Saloon, 127 Kearny
Casey P. B. dwl cor Mason and O'Farrell
Casey P. C. liquor-saloon, SE comer Front and

Tallejo
Gash Samuel, machinist. Pacific Foundry, dwl

Mission bet Fifth and Simmons
Gashman John, porter, 24 Battery
Cashman John Jr. waiter, Oriental Hotel
Gashman William, roofer, at 154 Sansome, dwl

Kearny nr Bush
Cashman Wm. F. (Sullivan & C.) NE cor Cali-
fornia and Front
Casimier Jean, dwl W s Montgomery nr Pacific
Caski Isadore, clothing, 185 Pacific
Casperson Martin, upholsterer, at 112 Clay
Gassaday Mary (widow) dwl 136 Broadway
Gassaday Michael, hack-driver. Wade's Stables,

dwl 126 Broadway
Gassans Henry (Hashagan & Co.) dwl NW cor

Stockton and Broadway
Gassar Wm. waterman, dwlN s Eddy bet Powell

and Mason
Ga.ssedy William, drayman, dwl 6 Brown's PI
Gasselon Andrew, laundry. Union nr Dupont
Casser William, waterman, NW cor St. Ann and

Eddy
CASSERLY EUGENE, attorney at law, NW

cor Montgomery and Commercial, dwl S s

Clementina bet First and Second
Casserly Patrick, laborer, dwl S s Folsom bet

Third and Fourth
Cassey (Peter W.) & Mercier (Charles U.) bar-
bers (col) 120 Merchant bds Sacramento nr

Yerba Buena
Cassidy Ellen Mrs. washing, dwl E 8 St. Vin-
cent nr Union
Cassidy John, works S. F. Sugar Refinery, dwl

N s Dupont Place bet Kearny and Dupont
Cassidy John C. steward, 190 California
Cassidy Philip, laborer, dwl Ss Minnie bet Third

and Fourth
Cassidy T. S. bds What Cheer House
Cassie William, carpenter, dwl cor Larkin and

Ellis
Cassimere Vorbie, cook. Railroad House
Cassimy Joseph, miner, dwl NE cor Sutter and

Clara
Gassin Francis, clerk, with Moses O'Connor, dwl

NW cor Sansome and Jackson
Gassin J. laborer, dwl 18 Post
Gassin Z. dwl W s Card's Alley
Cassou P. importer cigars, 111 Washington, dwl

144 Washington
Castagnet D. restaurant. 320 Dupont
Castal Francis, furniture, 255 Dupont
Caster John, porter, 176 and 178 Montgomery

SAN FRANCISCO [C] DIRECTORY.

eastern G. E. importer, 148 Washington, dwl 245

"Washinptou
Castillou Nanette Mme. comedienne, dwl SE

cor Jackson and Dupont
Castle Frederick L. merchant, 37 California, dwl

281 Stockton
Castle {Goodman) Brothers, merchant, 37 Cali-
fornia, dwl N s Howard nr Third
Castle Micliael, merchant, 37 California
Castle Stephen W. carpenter, Dow's Distillery-
Castle William {Smith & C.) dwl W s Stewart

bet Howard and Mission
Caato T. E. cooper, at NE cor Drumm and

Washington
Casto {William) & Shew {L. N.) coopers, cor

Drumm and Washington
Castro Jos6, dwl SW cor Filbert and Tarenne
Castro Manuel, real estate, dwl California Hotel

cor Commercial and Dupont
Castro Mercedes (widow) dwl E s Beale nr Har-
rison
Castro William, stave-manufacturer, SW cor Mis-
sion and Fremont, dwl 14 Sansome
Caswell Allen, blacksmith, Pacific Fouudry
Caswell John, boat-builder, S s Market bet Main

and Spear
Cate John, 5 Clay Street Wharf; dwl 8 Geary
Catharinor Joseph, hand-can, dwl 42 Com
Catlin, Percival H. fruit-stand, 214 Dupont
Cattaneo Joshua, cook, 61 Merchant
Catton John C. broker, dwl SW cor Green and

Kearny
Caulfield Michael W. molder, Pacific Foundry,

dwl S s Mission nr Price
Cauninck Felix, liquor-saloon, 199 Jackson
Causse Edward, barber, 125 Kearny, dwl 224

Sacramento
Cavahlo Charles T. Chinese interpreter. Police

Judge's Court
Cavallier Jean B. dwl N s Folsom bet Third and

Fourth
Cavalliont J. dwl SE cor Jackson and Dupont
Cavan George, ship-joiner, dwl W s Third bet

Brannan and Townsend
Cavanaugh Dora (widow) dwl S s Mission bet

Johnson and Price
Cavanaugh M. carpenter, bds 119 Pine
Cavanaugh Martin, laborer, dwl William bet

Post and Sutter
Cavangnac {J.) & Toilson {Chas.) Telescope Hs,

Telegraph Hill
Cavany Michael, laborer, cor Market and Davis
Caverley Edward, hatter, dwl NW cor Mont-
gomery and Yallejo
Caverley Richard, boiler-maker, Union Foundry
Caywood J. M. bds What Cheer House
Cazassa A. gardener, dwl Wood bet Mission and

Market
Cazeaux D dwl 189 Pacific
CAZNEAU T. N. general insurance adjuster.

Underwriter's rooms, Battery nr Wasbmg-

ton dwl 17 Tehama
Cazneau W. Leslie, clerk, dwl W s Powell nr Clay
• Ceine Elizabeth Mrs. dwl S s Greenwich near

Dupont
Celle Eugene, physician, ofi" and dwl 246 Wash
Cellers Nancy H. (widow) boardmg, W s Second

bet Minna and Mission

Centeno Lewis, laborer, dwl Yallejo bet Kearny

and Dupont
Center David, book-keeper, dwl NW cor Center

and Folsom
Center James, stock-dealer, bds NW cor Center

and Folsom
CENTER JOHN, gardens and nurseries, dwl NW

cor Center and Folsom
Centliver Eliza Mrs. dwl Sansome bet Yallejo

and Green
Centliver Francis, porter, dwl Sansome bet Yal-
lejo and Green
Centliver Henry, porter, dwl Sansome bet Yallejo

and Green
Centre W. saddler, SW cor Union and Powell
Cerf Jules, dwl N s Green nr Stockton
Cetcovich John, fruits, 18 First
Chabead J. X. real estate, dwl California Hotel

cor Commercial and Dupont
Chabert Leon ( Carrere &, Co.) dwl St. Mark's PI
Chabot Anthony, superintendent San Francisco

City Water Works, off NE cor Montgomery

and Jackson
Chabot Rami, assistant foreman S. F. City Water

Y''orks, off NE cor Montgomery and Jackson
CHACE BENJAMIN T. proprietor Chace's Mills

SW cor Beale and Market, dwl S s Folsom

bet Beale and Fremont
Chadbourne Charles F. Eclipse Bakery, E s Du-
pont nr Union
Chadbourne Charles H. carpenter, with H. G.

Murdoch
Chadbourne Joseph, Eclipse Bakery, E s Dupont

nr Union
Chadbourne Levi, liquor merchant, Sansome bet

Pacific and Jackson dwl corner Larkin and

Green
Chadbourne Thomas J. at Eclipse Bakery E s

Dupont nr Union
Chadwick C. B. guano, dwl 229 Clay
Chadwick E. C. M. Capt. steamer Queen City, off

Cal. S. N. Co. dwl 223 Stockton
Chadwick John, book-binder, with A. Buswell

133 Clay
Chadwick William S. stevedore, dwl E s Main

bet Folsom and Mission
Chaigneau Yictor, bakery, 189 Pacific
Chairman Walter P. clerk, NE cor Pine and

Montgomery
Chalmers James, liquors, SE cor Mission and

First
Chalmers James, clerk for James B. Chalmers,

dwl S s Howard bet First and Fremont
Chalmers James B. liquors, dwl S s Howard bet

First and Fremont
Chalmers James C. with James Chalmers
Chambariere Isadore ( 0. Grellet & Co.) dwl 136

Jackson
Chamberlain Charles M. attorney at law 92 Mer-
chant dwl 197 Pine
Chamberlain Henry L. tin plate-worker, 100 Bat-
tery, dwl Sacramento nr Stockton
Chamberlain Joseph P. newspaper-clerk, P. 0.

dwl Post Office
Chamberlain William, stage-driver for P. Hunt

&Co.
Chambers Calvin F. veterinary surgeon, N s Hunt

bet Second and Third

SAN FRANCISCO [C] DIRECTORY.

Chambers George, machinist, dwl E 8 Third bet

Townseud and Brannan
Chambers Horace, dwl 10 Montgomery
Chambers James, saddler, dwl 204 Stockton, rear
Chambers Joseph, tmsmith, at 41 Battery bds

22 Sansome
Chambers T. J. A, real estate, 187 Washington

dwl N s Greenwich bet Powell and Mason
Chambers "William, special policeman
Chamblin Elizabeth Mrs. Tammany Hall Saloon,

S s Merchant nr Kearny
Chamblin I. F. at J. L. Chamblin's, S s Washing-
ton nr Davis
CHAMBLIN J. L. commission merchant and

flour, S s Washington bet Front and Davis

bds American Exchange
Champion Augusta, clerk, with Lemoine, Fro-

ment & Co.
Champlin William B. clerk, cor Bush and Mont
Chandler (/. L.) & O'Callahan {John) grocers

129 Clay
Chandler Richard, seaman, dwl N a Green nr

Montgomery
Chaney Aaron, mill-wright, dwl S s Hunt bet

Second and Third
CHAPELLE A. MARIUS, real estate broker, 97

Merchant, dwl Cor Dupont and Vallejo
Chapin Edward, dwl NE cor Jackson and

Virginia
Chapin Edwin M. book-keeper, SW cor Commer-
cial and Sansome, bds Tremont House
CHAPIN GEORGE W. & CO. general agency

and employment office, NE cor Clay and

Kearny, dwl 252 Powell (see advertisement)
Chapin S. A. 139 Front, dwl San Antonio
Chapin Samuel A. dwl E s Powell nr Clay
Chapman Chas. butcher, bds with John Barker
Chapman D. P. bds What Cheer House
Chapman G. W. porter, 43 and 45 California
Chapman Ira H. light-house keeper, Point Bonita
Chapman James, capt. schr Eliza, dwl with Thos.

Blackmore
Chapman Jno. carpenter, dwl Francisco nr K'my
Chapman John, wagon-maker, at 43 Pine
Chapman Phcebe Mrs. dwl N s Green nr San
Chappee Benjamin, laborer, dwl 208 Sacramento
ChapepUe Guadalupe Mrs. dwl W s Mason bet

Broadway and Pacific
Chappelle Jacob G. detective police, dwl N a

Filbert bet Kearny and Dupont
Charles Isadore, paper-box manufacturer, 110

Sacramento
Charles John, calker, bds 33 Broadway
Charles Joseph, laborer, Bryant Place
Charles L. L. clerk, steamship Brother Jonathan

dwl SE cor Dupont and Sacramento
Charles Robt. H. feed store, S s Market nr K'my
Charles T. C. liquidating entry clerk C. H. dwl

W s Dupont nr Greenwich
Charles Thomas, proprietor Bryant House, 97

Dupont
Charpiot Joseph {Feusier & Co.) dwl 96 Bdy
Charreure Eugene, cook, California Restaurant
Charreure Eugenie Madame, proprietress Califor-
nia Restaurant, SE cor Dupont and Com
Charrington Harriet (widow) dress-maker, at 248

Clay
Chart Obed, gardener, Presidio Road

Charton Gustave A. cook, Elisee Garden Hotel

McLaren Lane bet Folsom and Howard
Chartres Ciiarles, bar-keeper, 224 Clay
Chartrey Julie Madame, dress-maker 102 Dupont
Chase Andrew J. (Brted k C.) bds 256 Stockton
CHASE {Charles 21.) & BORUCK {Marcus D.)

editors and proprietors Spirit of the Times

and Fireman's Journal, 120 Montgomery

dwl 7 Stone
CHASE E. JACOB, superintendent Washington

Market, ofif 127 Washington, up stairs, dwl

68 Merchant
Chase George, dwl Fremont nr Folsom
CHASE GEORGE, vinegar manufactory, dwl N

8 Everett bet Third and Fourth
Chase Geo. H. actor, dwl 180 Jackson
Chase Henry A. compositor, dwl NW cor Clay

and Stockton
Chase Jacob, special policeman
Chase Jeremiah, salesman, with A. Kohler, dwl

276 Stockton
Chase John, teamster lor Wm. Barker, dwl Kear-
ny nr Jackson
Chase Quincy A. book-keeper, with A. Kohler,

dwl Pine nr Stockton
Chase Richard, machinist. Pacific Foundry bds

SW cor Jessie and Ecker
Chase Robert P. {Farmer, C. & Co.) physician,

dwl 136 Bush
Chase Russell, machinist, with Henry Hewitt &

Co. dwl 20 Sansome
Chase Thoma.s, laborer, dwl 182 California, rear
Chase William, clerk, bds 233 Kearny
Chase William T. carpenter, dwl 1S2 Cal, rear
Chase W. W. clerk, 194 Kearny
Chatellier Joseph, wood and coal, Bdy Wliarf
Chater Alfred, groceries, NW cor Sparks and

Mission
Chatham Rowland, miller, dwl Potrero SE Bran-
nan St. Bridge
Chator Nathaniel, bds Taylor bet Sutter and Bush
Chatterton Edward, molder, Sutter Iron Works
Chauce Adrian G. storage and com, 197 Mont
Chauvet Justin, calker, dwl SW cor Main and

Market
Chavaner Madame, groceries, S 8 Pacific near

Dupont
Chavon Adolph, 144 Washington, room 10
Chazal P. A. agent stmrs Guadalupe and Santa

Cruz, NE cor Clay and Battery dwl E s

Dupont bet Sacramento and California
Cheek E. C. turner, bds 46 Sansome
Cheek W. M. property-man, bds 233 Kearny
Cheesman Morton, {Mark Brumagim & Co.) dwl

S s Tehama bet First and Second
Cheever Henry A. ship and real estate broker,

dwl W s Essex bet Harrison and Folsom
Chell Eliza Mrs. boarding. 40 Webb
Chell John W. dwl 40 Webb
Chellis Andrew, bar-keeper, cor Sac and East
Cheminant Antoine.druggist and surgeon, French

Hospital dwl 10 Virginia
Cheney Henry W. book-keeper. Railroad House
Cheney Jesse {Savory & Co.) bds Summer near

Montgomery
Chenu Charles, cook, dwl 35 St. Mary's
Cherles Henry, laborer, dwl Lombard bet Mason

and Tavlor

SAN FRANCISCO [C] DIRECTORY

CHERRY CHARLES, proprietor Philadelphia

Bakery, W s Third bot Folsoin and Harrison
Cherry James, carpenter, bds NE cor Main and

Folsoin
Cherry James, machinist, Albany Foundry
Cherry John W. painter, dwl Hyde bet Green

and Union

Chertzcr , carpenter, bds 64 Montfromery

Cheseborough David A. restaurant, East near

Jackson
Cheseborough E. boarding, 233 Kearny
Chesley Charles P. {Millot G. & Co. and John

Nodes & Co.) dwl N s Minnie bet Third and

Fourth
Chesley J. carrier, Morning Call
Chester II. carpenter, bds 119 Pine
Cheule Jean, boarding, 236 Clay
Chevallier Louiza Madame, boarding, S"W cor

Dupont and Sutter
CHEVALLIER VICTOR, pharmacie Fran9ais,

207 Clay
Chevassus Edward, cashier and book-keeper, for

J. Guerin & Co. dwl Union Hotel
CHEVEBS WILLIAM H. clerk U. S. Dis. Court

and U. S. Commissioner dwl SW cor Wash-
ington and Stockton
Chick Elwell, carpenter and builder, dwl N s

Jessie bet First and Second
Chick Harrison, clerk, with Fisher & Co. NE cor

Montgomery and Commercial
Child Asa, painter, bds 825 Bush
Child C. W. Petaluma messenger. Freeman & Co.'s

Express
Child Edwin F. {Strohridge & Co.) dwl S s Post

bet Montgomery and Kearny
Child William C. clerk, at 118 Montgomery dwl

with E. F. Child
Childress ilartha W. Mrs. adjuster U. S. B. M.

dwl Union nr Mason
Childs Eben L. admr. estate T. 0. Larkin, office

NW cor Montgomery and Sacramento
Childs George, clerk, dwl 101 Dupont
Childs James, carpenter, bds 119 Pine
Childs 0. W.\Dow C. & Co.) dwl 39 Montgomery
Childs P. G. with E. T. Pease & Co. bds Virginia

Block
Ching Hop (Chinese) merchant, 237 Dupont
Chinmark Moses, shipwright, 6 Spear
Chintz Harmon, cutler, 223 Kearny dwl Pinckney

Place nr Broadway
Chipman James G. tin-smith, 82 Jackson dwl Ss

Union bet Montgomery and Kearny
Chipman W. W. attorney at law,17 6 Montgomery

dwl E s Powell bet Jack.son and Pacific
Chisholm William, pressman, Alta California dwl

13 Clementina
Chittenden Arthur Jr. assistant San Francisco

College. N s Bush bet Mason and Taylor
CHITTENDEN (Henry TV.) & CULVERWELL

(Stephen S.) sash, door and blind manuf,

Market St. Mills Market op Battery dwl S s

Clay bet Dupont and Waverly Place
Chittenden J. wood-sawyer, with Hobbs, Gilmore

_ &Co.
Chittenden Rev. John, principal San Francisco

College, N s Bush bet Mason and Taylor
Chittenden Joseph G. with Hobbs, Gilmore & Co.
dwl with George W. Gilmore

Chittenden Nathaniel W. atty at law, 178 Mont
Choato Thomas B. clerk with Wm. H. Keith &

Co. dwl 137 Montgomery
Chrich C. merchant, bds St. Nicholas
Christian C. book-keeper, dwl 247 Powell
Christian E. J. aeronaut, dwl SE cor Sacramento

and Davis
Christian James, bds Columbia House, Stewart
Christian James, laborer, with Andrew Thomp-
son dwl Summer nr Montgomery
Christian (P. C.) and Doscher {U.) grocers, cor

Union and Gaines
Christian Richard, silk-dyer, junction Market and

Eddy office 76 Montgomery
Christian Sarah Mrs. silk and wool-dyer, 76 Mont
Christiansen C. [J. Y. Hallock & Co.) dwl Powell

bet Washington and Clay
Christin Charles, melter, H. Hentsch, 120 Mont
Christin Louis {Pons & C.) dwl SW cor Pine and

Kearny
Christopher Henry, dwl E s Scott bet Broadway

and Pacific
Christy Henry, salesman, dwl W s Oneida Place

near Sacramento
Christy James, blacksmith, 173 Front dwl Har-
rison bet Beale and Fremont
Christy Robert, blacksmith, bds with Jas. Christy
Christy S. P. asst. entry clerk naval dept. C. H.

dwl 182 California
Chrystal Peter, dwl 370 Powell
Chu Lung (Chinese) washing, 52 Commercial
Chung E. (Chinese) washing, Clark nr Davis
Chung Hing (Chinese) washing, 182 Pacific
Chung Sun & Co. (Chinese) merchants, 173 Sac
Church Andrew, book-keeper, Randell & Co. dwl

Virginia Block
Church Edward W. (Safher & C.) dwl E s Second

bet Folsom and Harrison
Church Isaac S. 70 Sutter
Church J. dwl SW cor Geary and Mason
Church John, boiler-maker, Sutter Iron Works

bds Eagle Hotel
Church Joseph, boiler-maker, bds Eagle Hotel,

Beale nr Folsom
Church M. bds Benton House
Church P. dwl SW cor Mason and Geary
Church William, carpenter, 101 Pine
Church William A. Empire Lodgings 168 Com
Churchill Alfred, butcher, dwl cor Francisco and

Meiggs' Wharf
Churchill C. C. Lieut. U. S. A. 44 Bush
Churchill Joseph, cooper, dwl 3 Trinity
Chute J. R. clerk, bds Tremout House
Chy Lung (Chinese) merchant, 166 Washington
Cian Thomas, Rev. asst pastor St. Francis Church,

dwl N s Vallejo bet btockton and Dupont
CILLS JAMES H., U. S. Branch Mint, dwl S s

Sacramento bet Powell and Mason
Cimmerman Henry, slaughter-house, Presidio

Road nr Toll Gate
Cimmerman John, butcher, with Henry Cimmer-
man Presidio Road •
Cioccari Andrew, fruit-stand, NE cor Bush and

Dupont
Cipriani 0. F. merchant, 126 California, up stairs
CIPRICO {George) & EWALD {Edward), proprs
Montgomery Baths 163 Montgomery, dwl 6
Stone

SAN FRANCISCO [ C ] DIRECTORY.

CissDa John C. ofif 59 Front, dwl cor Ecker and

Harrison
Claassen Jacob, (Loehr & Co.), dwl American

Hotel G3 and 65 Mout^omery
Claassen Peter, clerk, bds G3 Montpomery
Clafi'ey {Huhvrt D.) & Schofield (Jo/im). carpen-
ters. 135 Mission, bds 89 Bush
Clancy Michael, dwl N a Green nr Sansomo
Clancy Patrick, teamster. Fort Point
Clancy Thomas, drayman, cor Front and Sac
Clancy Thomas, with Hall & Co. 41 Wash Mkt
Clapp Elmer A. pail- maker, SW cor Fremont and

Mission, bds Plaza Hotel
Clapp Gustavus W. dwl SW cor California and

Sansome
Clapp James, carpenter, dwl cor Jackson and

Virginia
Clapp (Jason) & Eaton (.4?«i!arKZer), wagon-makers

S s Market bet First and Second, dwl First

nr Howard
Clapp Louisa Mrs. asst teacher prammar dept

Powell St. School, dwl with C. L. Wilson
Clapp M. bds Benton House
Clapp Michael, carpenter, 45 Battery
Claprick John, blacksmith, dwl W s Fremont

bet Folsora and Howard
Clar J. surveyor, bds Metropolitan Hotel
Clara F. bds What Cheer House
Clark Alfred, cook, Red Jacket Restaurant East

nr.Tack8on
Clark Allen, bds with Edward Boyle
Clark Allen C. machinist, Union Foundry, bds

with Philo Doud
Clark Andrew, capt sloop Cleopatra, Clay St.

Wharf
Clark C. C. employment office Kearny nr Clay,

dwl cor Kearny and St. Charles
Clark Charles (col) bar-keeper at 252 Pacific, dwl

E s Lafayette Place nr Green
Clark Charles H. dwl N s Stevenson bet Third

and Fourth
Clark Charles H. Jr. N s Riley, bet Taylor and

Jones
Clark Charles P. dwl E s Ritch bet Folsom and

Harrison
Clark Charles W. stevedore, dwl S s Clay near

Larkin
Clark Daniel, shipping-ofiSce, S sVallejo nr Davis

dwl 231 Kearny
Clark Edward, laborer, bds Manhattan House
Clark Edward, clerk, dwl 121 Pine
Clark Edward P. stone-mason, dwl W s Oneida

Place nr Sacramento
Clark Eliza Mrs. lodgings, NE cor Sacramento

and Sansome
Clark F. newspaper-carrier, dwl Greenwich bet

Taylor and Jones
Clark Frank R. dwl SW cor Sacramento and

Battery
Clark George W. paper-hangings 131 Clay, dwl

SE cor Mason and Union
Clark Hawkins, furniture, 107 Kearny, dwl 245

Sacramento
Clark Hiram (Abernethy, G. & Co.) bds Oriental

Hotel
Clark Hiram C. atty at law, 171 Clay
Clark H. AV. carpenter, dwl S s Sutter bet Mason

and Taylor

Clark James, butcher, dwl 260 Pacific, rear
Clark James, groceries and liquors, SE cor Mar-
ket and Second
Clark James S. dwl 126 Stockton
Clark J. E. bag-factory, Davis bet Clay and Com
Clark John, laborer, Fort Point
Clark John, laborer, dwl cor Pine and Battery
Clark John D. carpenter, 137 Clay, dwl 16 San
Clark John G. paying-teller Fretz & Ralston, dwl

E s First bet Folsom and Howard
CLARK {Jonas G.) & CO. {Gtorge B. Wilbur),

imps and manufac'rs furniture, 128 Wash-
ington, bds Hotel International (see adv)
Clark Joseph, ( Cross & Co.) dwl N s Folsom bet

First and Second
Clark J. P. bag-maker with J. E. Clark
Clark Judson H. baker, dwl W s Dupont bet

Gearv and O'Farrell
Clark J. W. {J. H. Co<jhiU& Co.), dwl 137 Stock
Clark L. B. waiter, What Cheer House
Clark Lyman, U. S. Mail Carrier, N s Jackson nr

Sansome, dwl 327 Stockton
Clark M. bds What Cheer House
Clark Martin, {Martin & Norton), dwl 39 Mont
Clark {X.) & Lipman {Joseph), barber-shop, 51

Commercial, dwl S s Green bet Kearny and

Dupont
Clark Nathan, barber, op Railroad House, dwl 15

Green
Clark Orange, Rev. D. D. dwl E s First bet Fol-
som and Howard
Clark Reuben, architect, Masonic Hotel
Clark Seymour B. bar-keeper, 89 Front, dwl Post

nr Montgomery
Clark Simon P. (col), barber, 41 Kearny
Clark Thomas W. carpenter, E s Dunbar Alley

nr Merchant, dwl SW cor Greenwich and

Stockton
Clark Treat P. {Morton & C), bds 229 Clay
Clark William A. clerk with C. & A. J. Langley,

bds with Charles Langley
Clark William H. at J. R. Greenough & Co.'s
CLARK ( William ^.) &POE {Francis), attys at

law, 177 Wash, dwl with Charles L. Ross
Clark William H. T. watch-maker, 145 California
Clarke Alfred, policeman, dwl St. Charles near

Kearny
Clarke Charles, pilot stmr J. Bragdon
Clarke Daniel, atty at law. 11 and 13 Court Blk,

dwl with Jeremiah Clarke
Clarke E. Z. capt stmr Helen Hensley, office Cal.

S. N. Co. dwl 210 Stockton ...
Clarke Francis, carpenter, bds Benton House
Clarke James, bds Columbia House, Stewart
Clarke James I^. apothecary, St. Mary Hospital,

dwl Union bet Dupont and Stockton
CLARKE JEREMIAH, atty at law, office 11

and 13 Court Block, dwl Ss Fremont bet

Folsom and Harrison
Clarke Jno. bds Benton House
Clarke John A. Tehama House
Clarke M. bds Benton House
CLARKE NEWMAN S. Bt. Brig. Gen. Comd'g

S. Dept. Pacific Div. U. S. A. office 44 Bush,

bds Oriental Hotel
Clarke Stephen, bds Columbia House, Stewart
Clarkson Henry C. dwl NW cor Dupont and

Sacramento

SAN FRANCISCO [ Q ] DIRECTORY.

Clarlin Win. porter with R. E. Brewster & Co
Clary Thomas J. dwl cor Jessie and Jane
Clary Thomas, seaman, dwl 350 Stockton, rear
Clason J?aruard, laborer, dwl E 8 Taylor bet

Post and Geary
Classan J. C. carpenter, dwl E b Powell bet

Francisco and Bay
Classen (James) & Co. (John Eowe), proptrs Pa-
cific Soda Works, S s Jessie bet Second and
Third
Claughley James A. packer, dwl Filbert bet Ma-
son and Taylor
Claughley Thomas, upholsterer, 19 Sao
Claus Jacob, dwl S s St Marks Place bet Dupont

and Stockton
Clausen Charles, boatman, dwl N s Stevenson

bet First and Second
Clausen Francis, diamond-setter, iTi Clay, dwl

Brannan bet First and Second
Clausen Jacob, seaman, dwl with Chas. Clausen
Clausse Julie, (widow), dress-maker, 112 Dupont
Claveau Antoine, artist, 210 Montgomery
Claveau Ernest, painter, 210 Montgomery
Clawiter >Iinna (widow), midwife, dwl 51 Mont
Clawson Henry A. steamboat-bar, dwl SE cor

Jackson and Dupont
Clay Jabez P. (Morrill & C), Leavenworth nr

Broadway
Clay William, hair-dresser, 145| Sacramento
Clayburgh Albert, clerk, 110 Commercial
Claypole William, painter, dwl 132 Davis
Clayton Anna E. Miss, asst teacher primary dept
Market St. School, dwl N s Jackson bet
Mason and Taylor
CLAYTON CHAS. & CO. (S. S. Johnson), pro-
duce commission merchants, 40 Clay, dwl
N s Minnie nr Third
Clayton F. D. bond-clerk, warehouse dept Cus-
tom House, bds W s Third bet Townsend
and Brannan
Clayton Furman, engineer, dwl N s Jackson bet

Mason and Taylor
Clayton John, engineer, dwl N s Jackson bet

Mason and Taylor
Claxton George, bds What Cheer House
Cleary Francis, clerk, dwl S s Chesnut bet Stock-
ton and Powell
Cleary Mrs. (widow), dwl S s Chesnut bet Stock-
ton and Powell
Cleary Patrick, clerk, dwl S s Chesnut bet Stock-
ton and Powell
Clegg Mary E. (widow), laundres.s, dwl S s Eve-
rett bet Third and Fourth
Clegg Thomas, speculator, dwl S s Bryant bet

Second and Third
Clemant Daniel, carpenter, dwl W a Trinity bet

Bush and Sutter
Clemen John, dwl 344 Stockton
Clement E. dwl 189 Pacific
Clement Ephraim B. clerk, bds with Joseph

Clement
Clement Eugene, cook, 207 Washington
Clement John N. laborer, bds Tennessee House

Pacific
Clement Joseph, searcher of records, oflBce Bren-
ham Place, dwl N s Green nr Union Place
CLEMEXT ROSWELL P. (Merrill, C. & White)
dwl N s Howard nr Fourth

Clements G. S. dwl Union Alley bet Powell and

Mason
Clements John, laborer, at Turner Brothers
Clements Louisa H. (widow) dwl N s Jessie bet

Second and Third
Clemet Eliza Mrs. dwl 7 Virginia Place
Clemens William, engineer, at S. A. Metcalf's,

dwl S s Natoma bet First and Second
Cleron John P. vegetables. Clay Street Market,

dwl cor Commercial and Leidesdorff
Cleveland G. W. (of Cleveland Brothers, Marys-

ville) office 95 Front, bds Post nr Kearny
Cleveland James G. waterman, dwl E s Selina

Place nr California
Cleveland William H. fanner, dwl SW cor Jessie

and Annie
Clift Amos Jr. light-house keeper. South Faral-

lone Island
Clifton Harvev, actor, bds with Nathaniel Bassett
Clin Moses ( Walter & C.) dwl 252 Kearny
Clinton James, waterman, dwl S s Natoma bet

Fifth and Simmons
Clinton John, laborer, dwl S s Vallejo nr Mont
Cloak Daniel, machinist, Sutter Iron Works, cor

Beale and Folsom
Clock James, blacksmith, 89 Pine
Close Richard, physician, 88 Montgomery
Clothworthy James, stone-cutter, bds Mechanic's

Boarding House, Market
Cloud J. J. surveyor, bds Metropolitan Hotel
Clough Elijah, printer, SEcor Clay and Sansome
Clough George, tinsmith, at 111 Washington
Clough John (Bath & G.) dwl N s Mission near

Third
CLOUGH (Joseph) & DAM (George Wi) house

brokers and real estate agents, 114 Mont-
gomery, bds 269 Stockton
Cloxby M. Mrs. cor Virginia and Caroline Place
Clyde Robert S. attorney at law, 101 Merch
Clyne John, gardener, dwl rear Willows bet

Guerrero and Valencia
Coachman J. C. inspector. Custom House, dwl

S s Bush nr Metropolitan Hotel
Coad Henry, actor, Maginre's Opera, bds 222

Stockton
Coad Samuel, musician, dwl NW cor First and

Minnie
Coady James K. at Field's Tannery, Simmons nr

Brannan
Coats Moses H. carpenter, dwl N s Brannan bet

Second and Third
Coats Theodore H. clerk, bds N s Brannan bet

Second and Third
Cobb Henry A. real estate auctioneer, 102 Mont-

gomerj', dwl 373 Powell
Cobleigh John L. drayman, 205 Dupont, dwl cor

California and Van Ness Avenue
Cobliner A. (M. & A. C.) dwl 150 Sansome
Cobliner, M. & A. brokers, 150 San up stairs
Coburn L. Custom House Stables, 144 Sansome
Coburn Walter S. laborer, with Bowen & Rich-
ardson
Cochran John, brick-layer, dwl 245 Sacramento
Cochran John, teacher of languages, rooms 258

Stockton
Cochran John, boiler-maker, with Coffey & Ris-

don, dwl Sutter bet Montgomery and

Kearny

SAN FRANCISCO [ C ] DIRECTORY.

Cochran Martin, laborer, S s Card's Alley
Cochran Miiry Mrs. washing and ironinp, dvvl

with John Cocliran N 8 Post bet Kearny

and Montgomery
Cochran Robert, master carpenter. Fort Point
Cochran Robert, gardener, dvvl N s Harrison bet

Harris and Simmons
Cochrane Jolin, gardener, nr Presidio House, bds

Harris House
Coclirane J. T. bds What Cheer House
Cochrane R. A. Mrs. dwl N s California bet

Stockton and Powell
Cochrane Richard A. druggist, dwl NE cor Bush

and Powell
Code John (W. & J. C.) 17 Battery
Code, William & John, livery stable, \1 Battery
Codington Wm. H. butcher, 53 Washington

Marl<et, dwl cor Geary and Taylor
Codwell James, clerk, 4 Jackson
Cody M. wines and liquors, 35 Front
Cody Patrick, stone-cutter, bds 4G Sansome
Cody Thomas Rev. dwl rear St. Mary's Cathedral
Coe Caroline (widow, col) dwl S s Sutter bet

Stockton and Powell
Coe Edward H. dwl 215 Stockton
Coe Henry W. 42 Clay
Coflee A. J. Brev. Lieut. Col. Paymaster, U. S.

A. Office, SW cor Merchant and Mont
Cofiee Esther Mrs. washing, E s Stockton near

Union
Coffee George W. boiler-maker, S s Jackson nr

Davis, and U. S. Steamboat Inspector, office

U. S. Court Building, dwl N s Mission bet

Second and Third
Coffey Edward, liquors, W s Front nr Chambers
Coffey John, clerk, dwl S s Berry bet Dupont

and Clara
Coffey John, proprietor Western House, 90 Pac
Cofley John, laborer, with L. Krambach, dwl

Berry nr Dupont
Coffey John F. stevedore, dwl W s Gaines nr

Union
COFFEY [Leiois) & RISDON {John N.) black-
smiths, boiler-makers and machinists, NE cor

Bush and Jklarket, dwl S s Howard bet First

and Second. (See advertisement)
Coffey Michael James, dwl E s Virginia bet

Jackson aud Pacific
Coffin A. G. {Redington & Co.) res New York
Coffin Albert, cooper, Front nr Pacific, dwl E s

Everett nr Third
Coffin Alexander, cooper, E s Front nr Pacific,

dwl 55 Minnie
Coffin Edward A. dwl 255 Kearny
Coffin George, stevedore, dwl E s Main bet Fol-

som and Mission
Coffin Jarvis B. book-keeper, with R. S. Eells,

& Co. dwl 30 i Minnie
Coffin John, bds Sansome House SW cor Battery

and Vallejo
Coffin J. W. drayman, dwl N 3 Broadway bet

Mason and Powell
Coffin Mary (widow) dwl R. Burdett E s Vassar

Place bet Second and Third
Coffin Reuben M. cooper. Front cor Chambers,

dwl Clay bet Powell and Mason
Coffinier Eugene, rag-picker, dwl N s Brannan

bet Fourth and^Fifth

Coflfroth, J. W. dwl Metropolitan Hotel

COFRAN GEORGE, mason, dwl S s Bush bet
Powell and Stockton

Cogan Catlierine Miss, dross-maker, dwl with
John Riley, Jessie nr First

Cogan Patrick, driver, for Heaney's Bakery SE
cor Dupont and Berry

COGGESIIALL JOSIAli H. druggist, SE cor
Stockton and Pacific, dwl Mason bet Broad-
way and Vallejo

Coggeshall Samuel, druggist, cor Stockton and
Pacific, dwl W s Mason bet Vallejo and
Broadway

Coghill A. Jackson {of Burke & Co. Sacramento)
ofl' 71 Front, bds 2G9 Stockton

Coghill J. H. & Co. {J. W. Clark & W. N. Cog-
hill) importers and jobbers groceries and
provisions, SW cor Front and Commercial

Coghill Thomas B. clerk 71 Front, dwl Powell
bet Clay and Washington

Coghill W. N. {J. H. Coghill & Co.) dwl Wash-
ington bet Taylor and Jones

Coghlan Thomas, clerk, NE cor Washington and
Battery

Coghlin Daniel C. shipwright, dwl W s Fremont
bet Folsom and Howard

Cogill John, teacher dancing, cor Jackson and
Stockton, dwl cor Union and Leavenworth

Cogswell Annie Miss, actress, Maguire's Opera
House

Cogswell Henry D. dentist, dwl S a Clark nr
Front

Cogswell James L. dentist 184 Washington, dwl
228 Dupont

Cogswell J. P. book-keeper 134 Davis, dwl Tay-
lor nr Clay

Cohea Edward U. in.spector Custom House, dwl
Vallejo nr Leavenworth

Cohen Benjamin C. steward with Mrs. E. C.
Winn, dwl IGO Kearny

Cohen David, dwl W s Dupont nr Union

Cohen David {Cohen Brothers) dwl 210 Kearny

Cohen Edward, clerk, dwl N s Post bet Mont-
gomery and Kearnj'

Cohen F. bds Benton House

Cohen F. cigars Commercial op U. S. B. Mint

Cohen Frederick, porter St. Francis Hotel, dwl
SW cor Dupont and Clay

Cohen H. ( C. M. Cohen & Co.) bds with Mrs. L.
Popper

Cohen Henry L. {Davega & C.) dwl Dupont bet
Union and Filbert

Cohen I. {Korniker & C.) dwl Broadway nr Du-
pont

Cohen Jacob & Co. {Alex. Ilenry) importers and
jobbers fancy dry goods 86 Sacramento

Cohen Jacob S. dwl N s Filbert bet Stockton and
Powell

Cohen Lionel, dwl W s Kearny nr Broadway .

Cohen Mendelssohn, laborer, dwl W s Dupont nr
Union

Cohen :^Iichael, Red Opera House, 79 Cora

Cohen Morris A. money-broker 52 Clay, res Ala-
meda

Cohen Samuel, clerk with Levine & Brother, 250
Stockton

Cohen Brothers {William and David Cohen)
clothing, 210 Kearny

SAN FRANCISCO [C] DIRECTORY.

Cohen William, waiter, Aldan's Dining-Saloon,

San so me
Cohn Abram, merchant, dwl 96 Dupont
Cohn Basth, ciij;ar-niaker, cor Sac and Leid
Cohn Bcnj. (^Pktkhek & Co.) 133 Commercial
Cohn Edward, cigars and tobacco, 173 Clay
Cohn Gabriel, clerk for Michael Cohn, NW cor

Jessie and Second
Cohn H. {of Cohn, Meyer k Co. Sonora) off 69

Sacramento, dwl cor Mission and Third
Cohn Henry, tailor. Pacific nr Kearny
Cohn {Henry) & Co. (//. Woodleaf k F. W. Rein-
hart) clolliing and hats, 7 Custom H. Blk
Cohn Henry M. merchant, dwl N s Filbert bet

Mason and Powell
Cohn Isaac, cigars, 179 "Washington
Cohn Isaac {of Cohn Bros. Chinese Gamp) dwl

SE cor Dupont and St. Mark's Place
Cohn James, tailor, N s Pacific bet Dupont and

Stockton
Cohn Louis, dwl SW cor Sacramento and Taylor
Cohn M. cigar-maker, cor Sacramento and Leid-

esdorff dwl S s Bush nr Kearny
Cohn Meyer A. variety store, 366 Second
Cohn Michael, fruits, E s Second nr Mission, dwl

NW" cor Jessie and Second
Cohn N. B. clothing, S s Jackson nr Davis
Cohn S. tinsmith, dwl with H. Herlitz S s Teha-
ma bet Second and Third
Cohn Solomon, dwl with Abraham Morris
Cohoesey George II. foreman Lyceum News,

dwl 228 Dupont
Coin Thomas, bds Miner's Home, Pacific
Coit Benjamin B. physician, 177 Clay
Cokely John, bar-keeper, dwl N s St. Mark's PI

bet Dupont and Stockton
Colan Eraile, sausage-maker, Merch nr Sansome
Colas Edward, butcher with Bazille & Co.Presidio

Road
Colborn Ann D. (widow) dres.s-maker, 31 Dup
Colburn Charles H. M. porter, Wells, Fargo &

Co.
Colburn M. bds Benton House
Colburn Richard, special policeman, dwl N s

Silver bet Second and Third
Colby A. D. Chace's Mills, cor Market and Beale
Colby Charles A. compositor. Christian Advocate

dwl Pratt Court nr California
Colby Cyrus F. waterman, dwl 1 Quincy Place
Colby Eben C. waterman, dwl E s Quincy Place

bet Kearny and Dupont
Colby Mathew H. waterman, dwl 1 Quincy PI
Colby Helen Mrs. dwl 286 Washington
Colby Henry S. with E. Johnson Presidio Road
Cole Benjamin, NE cor Cal and Montgomery
Cole Henry, carpenter, dwl SE cor Bush and

Mary Lane
Cole Henry, bar-keeper with Ed. Jellings
Cole Horace, broker, S s Clay bet Drumm and

Davis
Cole H. T. dwl 37 Clay
Cole John, boiler-maker, dwl with Richard Hor-

ton NW cor Second and Jessie
Cole John H. machinist, Murray Iron Works, dwl

45 Second
Cole John W. clerk, 122 Commercial
Cole Josiah L. machinist, American Theater, dwl

E s Second bet Natoma and Minnie

Cole Levi, boiler-maker, "Vulcan Iron Works

Cole R. Beverly, physician, 228 Washington, rear
dwl W s Mason bet Clay and Washine;ton

COLE {Rector E.) & BLAKE {Charles K) den-
tists, SW cor Clay and Kearny, resides Oak-
land

Cole S. H. hog-ranch. Western Addition nr Lone
Mountain

Cole William, laundry, SE cor Powell and Geary

Coleman C. F. sail-maker at Berwick & Burns,
dwl 213 Kearny

Coleman Christian P. liquors, 213 Kearny

Coleman David R. {Gardner k C.) dwl SW cor
Kearny and Yallejo

Coleman Edward, fancy goods, 86 Sacramento,
up stairs

Coleman James, bds with Mortimer Sullivan

Coleman James, calker, bds Barkley House

Coleman J. H. delivery clerk, U. S. Appraiser's
Store, dwl cor Green and Vallejo

Coleman Julius, tailor, 31 Sansome

Coleman Louis, laborer, dwl 1 Virginia Place

Coleman Michael, laborer for Geo. W. Smith, dwl
S s Folsom bet First and Fremont

Coleman Patrick, bds Pacific nr Sansome

Coleman Peter, lager-beer, dwl W s Trinity bet
Bush and Sutter

Coleman Philip, liquors, basement 128 and 130
Commercial

Coleman Thomas, dwl N s Bush bet Powell and
Mason

Coleman Thomas Jr. dwl E s Selina PI nr Cal

COLEMAN WILLIAM T. & CO. {Henry Carl-
ton Jr.) shipping and com mchts, NW cor
California and Front, res New York

Coles N. Willis, book-keeper. Sheriff's off bds 190
California

Colgan William James, real estate agent, W s
Powell bet Green and Union

Colibeau Pauline (widow) laundress, 215 Du-
pont

Colin Charles, bar-keeper, Jefferson Exchange
Saloon, 181 Commercial

Colin Josephine Madame, laundry, dwl S s Ev-
erett bet Third and Fourth

Collier Frederick ( G. N. Ferguson & Co.) dwl SE
cor Sacramento and Kearny

CoUigin Michael, soap-maker, dwl W s Ritch bet
Bryant and Fourth

Collins Benjamin, carpenter and builder, 191
California

Cohins C. E. Mrs. milliner, 210 Clay

Collins Chas. E. watch-maker and jeweler, 146
Montgomery dwl 210 Clay

Collins Dennis, job cartman, dwl S s Ver Mebr
bet Dupont and Kearny

Collins Henry, tailor, SE cor Sansome and Com-
mercial, dwl 185 Kearny

Collins Henry M. (col) steward, dwl W s Mont-
gomery bet Green and Union

Collins Isaac, dwl S s Geary bet Powell and
Mason

Collins .J. actor, Lyceum theater

COLLINS {James C.) & TIFFANY {Robert J.)
hat manufacturers and dealers, 171 Wash-
ington, dwl 109 Dupont

Collins Jeremiah, dwl S s Turk bet Mason and
Taylor

SAN FRANCISCO [ C ] DIRECTORY.

Collins J M. dwl S s Turk nr cor Taylor
Collins Joliu, laborer, dwl S 8 Stevenson bet

First and Second
Collins John, spado-maker, dwl 55 First
Collins John, (col) barber, 4 First
COLLINS JOHN A. impr and dealer beddinpr,
spring mattresses, etc. 98 Sansome, boards
Metropolitan Hotel
Collins Joseph, workman, 40 Commercial, dwl 2

St. Mary's
Collins P. watch-maker, 42 Montgomery
Collins Patrick, carpenter, dwl W s Second bet

Market and Mission
Collins Patrick, laborer, dwl Brown nr Bush
Collins Pauline Miss, dress-maker, 147 Sacra-
mento, dwl Green above Powell
Collins Peter, laborer, dwl Pac nr Leavenworth
Collins Richard, carpenter, dwl 191 California
Collins R. \V. wharfinger, Broadway Wharf, dwl

Natoma nr First
Collins Salvin P. (Porter & C.) dwl Sacramento

bet Sansome and Leidesdorff
Collins Savory W. merchant, dwl 265 Stockton
Collins Stephens, laborer, Fort Point
Collins S. \V. 55 Front, up stairs
Collischonn Chas. clerk with Abel Guy
Collison John A. brick-layer, dwl with G. W.

Thompson
Colman Abraham, {Colman & Bros.) dwl 159^

Washington
Colman Cohlman, (Colman & Bros.) dwl 1595

Washington
Colman Michael J. hostler with Poultney & Smith
Colman Morris, {Colman & Bros.) dwl 6 Custom

House Block
COLMAN (Solomon) & BROTHERS, (Morris,
Abraham and Cohlman,) clothing, SW cor
Montgomery and Washington, and 159A
Washington, dwl 6 Custom House Block
Colmer George, bricklayer, dwl Price op S. F.

Sugar Retiner3'
Colson Joseph, laborer, dwl W s Gaines near

Union
Colter Frank, painter, dwl Jonea bet California

and Sacramento
Colter Henry, clerk with James Vantine & Co.

cor Clay and Davis
Colter John, special policeman, dwl S s Sher-
wood Place bet Second and Third
Colvin James, scavenger, dwl 111 Kearny
Col well Andrew, porter, dwl 123 Pine, rear
Combier Angust, nurse, French Hospital
Comelis Matilda Madame, dwl Broadway bet

Stockton and Dupont
Comins P. B. gunsmith, 69 Jackson, dwl Broad-
way bet Taylor and Jones
Commescel H. L. salesman, 85 California, dwl W

s Mason nr Union
Compodonica L. fisherman, 8 Sacramento
COMPTON M. attorney at law, 7 Montgomery

Block, bds Oriental Hotel
Comstock Arnold M. broker, 97 Merchant, dwl

SW cor Dupont and Lombard
Comstock Esther A. (widow) dwl 113 Bdw
Comstock Mary (widow) dwl N a Pine bet Stock-
ton and Powell
Comyn Lawrence, carpenter, dwl S s Boston PI
bet First and Fremont

Comynn Mortimer, boarding, E s Sansome bet

Broadway and Pacific
Comyns E. S. Miss, assistant teacher primary

department L^nion Street School
Con Silvin, dwl 64 Sacramento
Conant Benjamin H. molder. Pacific Foundry,

dwl 129 Bush
Comboy Patrick C. waiter, dwl 28 Stevenson
Concklin Enoch, capt. stmr Cornelia, office Cal.

S. N. Co. dwl 229 Powell
Condon Thomas, boot-maker, dwl 333 Stockton
Condon Thomas P. special policeman
Condray John, hostler, 87 Pine
Condray Martin, laborer at S. F. Sugar Refinery,

dwl N s Minnie bet Second and Third
Coneghy James, brick-layer, boards 89 Bush
Coneht Hugh, plasterer, dwl W s Pinckney PI

nr Kearny
Conerty Peter, laborer, W s Mason bet California

and Pine
Coneto Martin, wheelwright, dwl Green near

Stockton, rear
Coney Alexander, furniture, S s Pacific nr Stock
Coniff Michael, dwl 260 Pacific
Conkeres Feder, dwl 146 Kearny
Conklin H. carpenter, bds Barkley House
Conklin John, clerk, bds Barklej' House
Conklin John J. clerk with Hutchings & Rosen-
field, bds with James S. Dennis
CONKLING GEORGE W. broker, dwl Steven-
son near Third
Conley F. M. waiter. Oriental Hotel
Conley Thomas, ship-carpenter, 8 Washington,

dwl Third
Conlin Ann Miss, dwl E s Stockton nr Francisco
CONLIN JOHN F. Exchange Saloon, SE cor

Clay and Kearny, dwl N 8 Stevenson bet

Second and Third
Conlin Terence, laborer, at S. N. Flour Mills, dwl

Sherwood Place
Conn James, tinsmith, bds Mechanic's Boarding

House, Market
Connaherns Herman, groceries and liquors, SW

cor Folsom and Third
Connar Battly, laborer, dwl N s Minnie nr Second
Connell James D. carpenter, dwl NE cor Kearny

and Vallejo
Connell John, porter, De Witt, Kittle & Co. dwl

cor Union and Sansome
Connell M. bds Benton House
Connell Thomas, ship-carpenter, dwl N s Silver

bet Second and Third
Connelly Bernard, deck-hand, dwl 67 Broadway
Connelly Cornelius, laborer. Fort Point
Connelly James, hostler, dwl 6 Brown's Place
Connelly John, treasurer Maguire's Opera House,

dwl Washington nr Stockton
Connelly Michael L. cabinet-maker, dwl S s Fol-
som bet Wood and Thome
Connelly Owen, butcher, dwl N s Howard bet

Fifth and Simmons
Connelly Thomas, bds New Orleans House
Connelly ( William) & O'Rourke (Hugh) liquors,

cor Davis and Jackson
Conner Edmon S. tragedian, dwl NE cor Sacra-
mento and Sansome
Conner George, carpenter, dwl S s Sherwood PI

bet Second and Third

SAN FRANCISCO [ C ] DIBECTORY.

Conner James, waterman, bds with Mrs. Hahn,

Antliony nr Jessie
Conner John, laborer, dwl Sansome nr Union
Conner Tlionias, billiard-maker, 182 Montgomery

dwl 180 Stockton
Conner William, molder, Pacific Foundry
Conuers David, laborer, 70 Montgomery
Connors John, blacksmith, dwl KU Mission
Connors Robert F. dwl S s Union bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny
Conners William, molder, bds St. Charles Hotel,

First
Connerton Patrick, NE cor Montgomery and

Washington
Connift' Nicholas, carpenter, dwl S s Bryant nr

Fifth
Connolly Barnard, shoe-maker, bds 18 Bush
Connolly Edward, miller, dwl Sutter nr Sansome
Connolly James, sailmaker, bds with Michael

Fagan
Connolly Michael, boiler-maker, dwl Ws Baldwin

Court bet Folsom and Howard
Connolly Thomas, butter, poultry, etc. 16 New

Market, dwl N s Howard bet Fifth and

Simmons
Connolly Thomas, carpenter, dwl NW cor Broad-
way and Montgomery
Connoly William, tinsmith, bds 46 Sansome
Connor Albert (colored) farmer, dwl 6 Virginia
Connor Hubert, teamster, dwl E s Taylor bet

Post and Geary
Connor J. mate stm Antelope, dwl 245 Vallejo
Connor John, tinsmith, at 134 Davis
Connor John, seaman, dwl N s Vallejo nr Mont
Connor John, groceries and liquors, dwl SW cor

Third and Stevenson
Connor Lawrence, brick-layer, dwlSs Stevenson

bet Second and Third
Connor Martin, laborer, dwl Stockton nr Filbert,

rear
Connor Michael, laborer, S. F. Sugar Refinery,

bds N s Folsom bet Harris and Simmons
Connor P. bds Benton House
Connor Peter, porter, NW cor Cal and Davis
Connor T. second officer steamship Senator
i ConoUy Edward, miller, dwl Sutter nr Sansome
Conoll'y William, with F Daly & Co. 18 Mont
Conrad Antonio, cabinet-maker, 99 Pine
Conrad J. watches and jewelry, 138 Montgomery

dwl 211 Clay
Conrad Mary Mrs. millinery, 211 Clay
Conro F. D. at Golden Gate Mills N a Pine nr

Kearny
Conroy Bernard, physician. Pacific nr Mont
CONROY {James (7.) & O'CONNOR {John R,

Michael J. and Thomas E.) importers and

dealers in metals, 25, 27 and 29 Front and
34 and 36 Pine, dwl 153 Dupont
Conroy Michael C. clerk, at J. W. Sullivan's, dwl

W s Scotland bet Filbert and Greenwich
Constabel Conrad, cook, 80 Montgomery
Constance Marie M'lle, millinery, 232^ Dupont
Constant Hubert {Fayard & C) dwl Express

Building
Constine Abram, furniture, 209 Washington,

dwl S s Vallejo nr Stockton
Contet {Alexander) & Plege (Louis) hatters, 228
Dupont

Convery Patrick, bds SE cor Oregon and Davis

Conway Edward, field-note clerk, U. S. Surveyor
General, dwl Leavenworth nr Pacific

Conway James, clerk, with P. Kelly S s Clemen-
tina bet First and Second

Conway Jame.s, engineer, with Hobbs, Gilmore &
Co. dwl 28 First

Conway James H. policeman, bds with Dr. John
R. Conway

Conway James W. soap-maker, bds SE cor Davis
and Oi'egon

Conway John, butcher, dwl S of Brannan Street
Bridge, Potrero

Conway John, laborer. Fort Point

Conway John R. warehouse department Custom
House, dwl W s Prospect Place bet Califor-
nia and Sacramento

Conway John R. Jr. laborer, U. S. Branch Mint,
bds with Dr. John R. Conway

Conway Julia Miss, cook, for Miss M. J. Williams
2 Belden's Block

Conway Michael, laborer, dwl NE cor Howard
and Simmons

Conway Michael, saddle and harness-maker, SE
cor Sutter and Kearny

Conway Morris, laborer, dwl W s Second bet
Minnie and Mission

Conway Philip, laborer, bds New Orleans House

Conway Thomas, laborer, bds Tennessee House

Con well Caroline Mrs. nurse, dwl 117 Bush

Coogan Richard, laborer, Empire Brewery, dwl N
s Lick Alley bet First and Ecker

Cook G. {A. Reeckman & Co.) dwl cor Clark and
Drumm

Cook Charles W. dwl Black Point

Cook D. D. bds Pacific Temperance House

Cook Eldridge G. {John Jones & Co.) dwl S s
Howard bet Third and Fourth

COOK ELI H. mason, dwl 138 Dupont

COOK ELISHA, attorney at law, 129 Montgom-
ery, dwl W s Mission bet Center and Corbett

Cook Fayette, mason, dwl N s Louisa bet Third
and Fourth

Cook Frederick, clerk, dwl N s Vallejo nr Dupont

Cook Ira, porter, with Macondray & Co.

Cook Isaac, ( Wetherbee & C.) dwl E s Second
opposite Jessie

Cook James, engineer, dwl S s Berry bet Du-
pont and Clara

Cook James, with Crosbee and Dibble, 111 Bat

Cook James, dwl N S Everett bet Third and
Fourth

Cook John, fireman, dwl 5 Jackson

Cook John H. game-dealer, 4 New World Mar-
ket, dwl Mason bet Clay and Sacramento

Cook Nelson (colored) porter, at Sather and
Church's, dwl cor Dupont and Green

Cook Pardon A. milk ranch. Bush St. nr Lone
Mountain

Cook Peter {Bouben & Co.) dwl SW corner Third
and Harrison

Cook Robert, assist, superintendent Lone Moun-
tain Cemetery

Cook Thomas, waiter, What Cheer House

Cook Thomas R. butcher, dwl S s Mission nr
Fifth

Cook William, painter, dwl S s Brannan bet Sec-
ond and Third

SAN FRANCISCO [ C ] DIRECTORY.

Cook William S. with S. H. Pritcliard & Bro. 97

Montjioinery
Cooke George ]}. stevedore, dwl 30 Minnio
Cooko James F. at Metropolitan Suloou, Mont-
gomery nr Washington
Cooke Robert, straw-hat pressor dwl S s Sutter

bet Kearny and Dupont
COOKE WILLIAM B. & CO. importing stationers
and law-blank publishers, NK cor Merchant
and Montgomery, dwl N s Harris bet Bran-
nan and Bryant (see advertisement)
Coolidge Joseph A. {Burnham& C.) dwl 48 Bush
Coombs Frederick, lecturer, GG Montgomery
Coon Frederick, bar-keeper, dwl N s Ilinkley nr

Kcarnv
COON HEis^RY P. {Farmer, Chase & Co.) and
Police Court Judge, office City Hall, dwl N
8 Folsom bet First and Second
Coon Jacob, blacksmith, dwl with Edw. Dorsey
Coon Nelson, helper, with Cofl'ey & Risdon
Coon T. jeweler, bds Franklin Hotel
Coon W. cigar-maker, bds Franklin Hotel
Coonen Michael, laborer, dwl S s Lick Alley bet

First and Ecker
Cooney Dominick, dwl E s Union nr Dupont
Cooney John, grocer, S s Union nr Montgomery
Cooney John porter and ale, dwl W s Powell bet

Post and Sutter
Cooney John, porter, dwl with Mrs. B. C.

Gallagher
Cooper Archibald, laborer, U. S. Branch Mint
Cooper Chas. seaman, dwl with John Demetrius
COOPER E. SAMUEL, physician and surgeon,
professor in medical department. University
of the Pacific, oflice N s Mission bet Second
and Third
Cooper Eugene T. clerk, 111 Battery, bds 205

California
Cooper, Henry, vegetables, 323 Dupont
Cooper Henry, engineer, dwl S s Pine cor Central

Place
Cooper John P. baker, dwl N s O'Farrell bet

Dupont and Stockton
Cooper M. bds Benton House
Cooper Mathias (colored) barber, 120 Merchant

dwl Pacific between Powell and Mason
Cooper Richard, cook, dwl 332 Dupont
Cooper Samuel E. clerk, at Niantic Hotel
Cooper William, bds Columbia House, Stewart
Cootey P. H. & Co. Pacific Oil and Camphene
Manufactory, 80 Front, dwl SE cor Post and
Mason
Copeland Charles D. wood-tumor, at Smith &

Freeman's
Copeland Isaac M. clerk, 81 and 89 Sansome,

bds Brooklyn House
Copeland Melvina Miss, sewing, dwl 399 Pow-
ell, rear
Copeland William M. capt. schooner S. D. Bai-
ley, bds with Thomas Blackmore
Copland Isaac, clerk, bds Brooklyn Hotel
COPP NATHANIEL P. fruits, SE cor Stockton

and Clay
Coppe James, wood and charcoal, cor Taylor and

Lombard
Coppe Victor, turner, dwl 192 Jackson
Coppinger John, dwl Hayes Valley
Coppler John, 12 Wash Market, dwl 181 Pacific

Cops Henry, Albany Brewery, Everett nr Third
Cora Amond, tinsmith, 112 Kearny
Corbell George, painter, dwl Brenham PI nr Clay
Corbett David E. grocer, SW cor Stockton and

Greenwich
Corbett James, liquors, SW cor Sacramento and

Leidesdorff dwl W s Clary bet Third and

Fourth
Corbett John, liquors, SW cor Sacramento and

Leidcsdorfl'
Corbett John C. supervisor 11th dist. dwl E s

Folsom bet Ellen and Brown
Corbett William, physician, dwl N s Center bet

Guerrero and Valencia
Corbett William, dwl cor Mission and First
Corbin C. P. miller, bds 18 Jessie
Corbit William, machinist, bds Barkley House
Corbitt Patrick, laborer, bds 90 Pine
Corbusier William, ( W. Meehan &, Co.) dwl NE

cor Commercial and Kearny
Corcoran Michael, laborer, dwl S s Howard bot

First and Second
Cordes AUrich J. F. grocer, SE cor Pacific and

Powell
Cordes Bertrand, Apollo Baths, Market opposite

Kearny
Cordes Claus H. tinsmith, dwl N s Perry bet

Second and Third
Cordes Herman, groceries, SE cor Battery and

Broadway, and liquor saloon cor Pacific

and Drumm
Cordier {Francis) & Co. (Henry Cordier) pro-
prietors Miners Lunch, NW cor Sansome

and Merchant
Cordier Henry ( Cordier & Co.) NW cor Sansome

and Merchant
CORDIER J. H & CO. proptrs Miners Restau-
rant, 129 Commercial dwl 234 Sacramento
Cordier Madame, dwl 187 California
Cordiner C. L. tailor, 62 Montgomery
Cords H. laundrj', cor Lombard and Taylor
Cordwell Alice (widow) dress-maker, 248 Clay
Corecon William, carpenter and contractor, bds

Philadelphia House
Corot Francois P. laundry, E s Simmons bet

Brannan and Bryant
Corey A. bds Benton House
Corey Thomas, laborer, Chelsea Laundry Third

near Harrison
Corkey Cornelius, laborer, bds 90 Pine
Corlett AVilliam, pilot stmr Antelope, dwl S 8

Green nr Montgomery
Corley James, waiter. Railroad House
Corliss Joseph F. stone-cutter, dwl E s Baldwin

Court bet Folsom and Howard
Cormick Michael, laborer, dwl cor Kearny and

Sutter
Cornfoot Henry, waterman, dwl NW cor Minnie

and Jane
Cornell Charles D. baker, bds SW cor Third and

Minnie
Cornell James, miller, American Flour Mills bds

Isthmus House
Cornell Richard, seaman, dwl S 8 St. Mark's PI

bet Dupont and Kearny
Cornell Robert, clerk, with John Taylor dwl E s

Powell bet Sacramento and California
Corneps Herman, dwl 3GG Powell

SAN FRANCISCO [C] DIBECTORY.

Cornet Kuscbc, com nierchnnt, dwl 188 Pine
Corniali Henry C. junk-shop, dwl E s Scott bet

Broadway and Pacific
Cornwall Arthur, clerk, stmr J. Bragdon
Cornwall William A. attorney at law, 101 Mer-
chant dwl Kearny nr Filbert
Gorrar Eugene, baths, N s Pacific nr Stockton
Corrigan J. P. Ill Washington dwl NE cor

\\'asl)ington and Dupont
Corrigen Eliza Mrs. wasliing, dwl E s Bannam PI
Corrinsou M. peddler, dwl 5 Green
Corrister W. D. musician, dwl 286 Washington
Corruthers George, carpenter, dwl E s Yerba

Buena bet Clay and Sacramento
Corse Willis, liquors, 140 Battery
Corsen Adolph, hatter, bds 151 Kearny
Corson John, special police officer, American

Theater
Cortes Benjamin Y. miner, dwl E s Chatham PI

near Bush
Cortes Manuel, barber, N s Pacific nr Kearny
Corihay Louis C. clerk, with S. P. Whitman dwl

Dupont nr Pine
Cory Eliza (widow) dwl 58 St. Mark's Place
Cory Lydia Miss, dress maker, dwl 119 Busb
Coryell J. R. physician, dwl SE cor Jackson and

Dupont
Cosgrove H. plasterer, dwl Greenwich bet Taylor

and Mason
Cosgrove John, machinist, bds Mechanics Board-
ing House Market
Cosgrove Patrick, fruits, dwl W s Third bet Fol-

som and Harrison
Cosgrove Peter, mason, dwl E s Sonoma Place
Cosgrove Philip, drayman, Pacific Foundry dwl

N s Silver bet Second and Third
Cosgrove William, porter, Dis. Court dwl U. S.

Court Building
Costello James, drayman, Union Foundry bds

South Park House
Costello John, laborer, dwl with Martin Kelly
Costello Thomas, peddler, dwl NW cor First

and Tehama
Costerauste Etienne [J. Guerin & Co.) dwl NW

cor Broadway and Kearny
Costigan {John and Thomas) & Leonard (Mark)

carriage shop, 103 Kearny
Costigan Thomas, (C. & Leonard) bds with John

Rodgers
Cosus Mary Mrs. dwl 1 Stone
Cotter Alice Mrs. dwl Fort Point
Cotter E. B. clerk, with W. H. Chevers U. S. Dis.

Court dwl X s Geary nr Kearny
Cotter John, collector, dwl 122 Bush
Cotter John, laborer, IG Sacramento
Cotter Pierce, plumber, dwl corner Third and

Townsend
Cotting Eben P. stevedore, dwl W s Montgomery

nr Filbert
Cottle Franklin D. contractor and builder. Pine

bet Sansome and Battery dwl Howard bet

Fifth and Simmons
Cotton Albert M. liquor-saloon, SE cor Green

and Stockton
Cottrell Edward M. salesman, with Wm. Meyer

& Co. dwl N s Green bet Powell and Mason
Couch John, express wagon, dwl E s Dolores nr

Center

Coughlin John, laborer, dwl S s Battery near

Sansome
Couthers Burdett. cabinetmaker, at Geo. 0. Whit-
ney & Co.'s dwl N s Sutter bet Taylor and

Jones
Coulon Edmund, tailor, 303 Dupont
Couison , laborer, cor Front and Pine bds

18 Bush
Coulter (James D.) & Burlieu {E. Nye) furniture,

135 Sacramento dwl Green nr Montgomery
Coursen John D. blacksmith, with T. 0. Shaw

dwl Montgomery bet Sutter and Post
Court Alexander G. seaman, bds 171 Front
Courtaine H. stage manager, Lyceum Theater
Courtis Thomas, real estate agent, 126 California

dwl 115 Stockton
Courts {John W.) & Co. (Morris D. Ahlenfeld)

fancy dr^- goods, 181 Clay
Courts William (colored) bds 132 Broadway
Cousins James C. shipwright, dwl 16 Clementina
COVERT, {Hiram C.) MOORES ( Wm. B. Jr.) &

CO. (John H. PurJdtt) proprietors Childs

Patent Elastic Roofing, off SW cor Califor-
nia and Mont, bds with Capt. S. Seymour
Cowan C. stage-carpenter, Lyceum theater
Cowan Hugh, baker, dwl S s Mission bet Second

and Third
Cowan John, hostler, 114 California
Cowell Charles, carpenter, bds 233 Kearny
Cowes James C. (colored) steward, stm Sonora,

dwl E s First bet Harrison and Folsom
Cowes John (colo'd) stmp Sonora, dwl with J: C.

Cowes
Cowes Robert (colo'd) ass't steward, stmp Sonora

dwl with James C. Cowes
Cowing Turner, artesian well-sinker, Leid nr

Pine, dwl XE cor Third and Brannan
Cowles Samuel (Gunnison, Parker & C.) dwl

McLaren Lane nr Folsom
Cowper William H. book-keeper, dwl 67 Jackson
Cox Anson (Moreho'use & Co.) bds What Cheer

House
Cox Edward, engineer, bds Sutter St. House
Cox Edward, dwl 269 Washington
Cox H. M. porter with Cox, Francis & Co. bds

Tremont House
Cox James, ship-steward, bds 5 Sacramento
Cox James W. dwl W s Powell nr Clay
Cox John, fireman, bds Philadelphia House, Da-
vis
Cox, (J. Warren} Francis & Co. storage, cor

Broadway and Battery, dwl Tremont H
Cox Mathew B. wharfinger, Folsom St. Wharf,

dwl S s Folsom bet Second and Third
Cox P. laborer, warehouse department Custom

House
Coyan Frederick, sail-maker, dwl Broadway bet

Stockton and Powell
Coye Hiram L. (Rockivell, C. & Co.) dwl cor First

and Tehama Place
Coyle E. teamster, dwl Post nr Taylor
Coyle Frank, butcher, cor Pacific and Mason
Coyle James, teamster, De la Rue & Schnepel
Coyle John, dwl "tOh Sutter
Coyle John E. (Cutter & C.) dwl NE cor Second

and Howard
Cozaurau Henry, bds 236 Clay
Cozzens Wm. brick-layer, dwl S s Bdy nr Jones

SAN FRANCISCO [C ] DIRECTORY.

Crabb Alexander, compositor, Bulletin, dwl SE

cor Harris and Howard
Cragan Wm. butcher, dwl 4 Spoffbrd
Craig Frederic \V. painter, at 147 Sansome
Craig James, waterman, dwl 1 Quincy Place
Craig James S. plivsician, dwl witL Alfred A.

Mix
Craig Joini, ship-joiner, dwl N s Bryant bet Third

and Fourth
Craig Paul, laborer, dwl Bay State Row
Craig (Pe&r) & Co. {Geo. Dougherty) shipTjoinors,

S s Pacific bet Davis and Drumni, dwl cor

Third and Bryant
Craig William, liquors, Dupont nr "Washington,

dwl N s Jackson bet Stockton and Powell
CRAINE WILLIAM, architect, 182 AV'ashiugton

up stairs (see advertisement)
Cram Klizabetli ilrs. midwife, dwl NE cor Bush

and Stockton
Cramer Henry W. professor of music, 3 Train-
ers Row
Cramer Joiin D. variety store, 23 Clay St. "Whf
Cramer John D. salesman, G8 Battery, dwl 223

Powell
Cramer Silas, farmer, dwl N"W cor Pine and

Kearny
Cramer Y. & Co. importers, 99 Battery, dwl 280

Mason
Cramsey J. clerk, bds 14 Sansome
Cramsie Octavius, GO California, up stairs
Craudall Charl«s D. cigars, NE cor Sacramento

and Leidesdorft'
Crandall Dwight, deputy naval officer Custom

House, dwl Leavenworth bet Pacific and

Broadway
CRANE CHARLES A. advertising agent, 63

Merchant, bds Tremont House (see adv)
Crane Charles H. {Pearson & C), dwl Harrison

nr Essex
Crane D. W. dwl 109 Sacramento
Crane E. A. drayman, 104 Front
Crane Erwin J. {J. B. Weir & Co.), bds with

Turner Cowing, NE cor Third and Brannan
Crane Henry A. {Crov:eU & C.) dwl 249 Kearny
Crane J. C. bds Hillman's Temperance House,

80 Davis
Crane John, S. F. Gas Co. dwl 279 "Washington
CRANE "^'ILLIAM W. Jr. atty at law, SE

cor Clay and Kearny
Craner Simon [Stolz & C.) dwl 147 Sacramento
Cranna William, clerk at 126 Sansome, bds cor

Lombard and Taylor
Cranston, A. B. bds AVhat Cheer House
Craumer J. F. carpenter, 31 Montgomery
Cravan Andrew J. (colored), liquors, 306 Stock-
ton, dwl cor Broadway and Mason
Craveri Frederick, dwl SE cor Dupont and Pacific
Crawford Andrew, sail-maker, 139 Front, dwl N

s Greenwich bet Stockton and Dupont
Crawford Samuel, carpenter, dwl 7 Central Place
Crawford ( William II.) & Barnes {David), liquor-
saloon, SE cor Vallejo and Stockton
Crawley George W. butcher, dwl N s Brannan

bet Third and Fourth
Creogh Michael, boot-maker, 88 Battery
Creamer Aaron, barber, 85 San, dwl 67 Howard
Creamer Caroline Mrs. dwl 14 Sansome
Creamer Charles, tinsmith, 140 Broadway

Creamer George, dwl 14 San.some
Creamer James, drayman, 150 Sansome
Creanon Michael, bar-keeper, dwl 103 Jessie
Creary Oliver B. coal, cor Broadway and Front,
dwl S 8 Washington bet Powell and ilason
Creedon Wm. boot-maker at 6 Commercial
Creely J. bds LTnion bet Kearny and Dupont
Croery Joshua J. clerk, dwl Brenham Place nr

Clay
Creig William, dwl S s Chesnut bet Stockton

and I'owell
Creigh John D. Jr. clerk, S. F. Gas Co.
Creigh Thomas, register-clerk S. F. Gas Co
Creigh S. William, clerk, stmr J. Bragdon
CREIGHTON FERDINAND, deputy Postmas-
ter, dwl S s John bet Powell and Mason
Creighton George, sexton Trinity Church, bds

with Charles A. Stemwood
Creighton Patrick C. bds NW cor Pacific and

Montgomery
Creighton R. 104 Montgomery, dwl Bush bet

Stockton and Powell
Crelley {James) & Palmer {James) groceries and
liquors, 92 Kearny, dwl S s Pine bet Kearny
and Dupont
CREMONY JOHN C. associate editor Herald,

dwl cor Washington and Stout's Alley
Cressy John, dwl NE cor Green and Stockton
Crevolin {F.) & Co. ( G. Nicholas) manufactory

syrups and cordials, 147 Jackson
Cristenson C. capt schr Angeline, Clay St. Wharf
Critcher Henry, 41 Commercial, dwl NW cor

Pine and Taylor
Critcherson John, dentist, bds 119 Pine
Critchcrson John C. machinist, bds at Hotel

International
Crittenden A. P. ( Crockett & C), dwl E s Taylor

nr Jackson
Crobor Jacob, porter, 20 California, dwl Sacra-
mento nr Drumm
Croce Peter E. watchcase-turner, 174^ Clay
Crocker C. A. dwl nr cor Pine and Yan Ness Av
Crocker G. D. waiter, What Cheer House
Crocker George H. bar-keeper with. Barry and

Patten, dwl American Hotel
Crocker Leonice H. Miss, teacher, dwl Pine nr

Yan Ness Avenue
Crockett Charles, drayman, 53 and 55 Front,

dwl 45 Sansome
Crockett George, driver Freeman & Co.'s Express

dwl N s Washington nr Powell
CROCKETT {Joseph B ) & CRITTENDEN {A.
P.) attys at law, office cor Montgomery and
California, up stairs, dwl S s Clay nr Powell
Crofton James, laborer, dwl N s Sansom nr Union
Croissant Frederick, works at Pioneer Fir Mills
Croke James Rev. asst pastor St. Mary's Cathe-
dral, dwl E s Dupont nr California
Croly John, boiler-maker, S s Jackson nr Davis,

dwl 4 Market '

CROMARTIE M. W. president Cal. Sugar Refi-
nery Co. office N s Battery nr Broadway,
dwl N s Post bet Powell and Mason
Cromer Henry, laborer, U. S. Branch Mint, dwl

S s.Folsom bet Third and Fourth
Cronan John, porter, dwl SW cor Union and

Montgomery
Cronan Mary Miss, bds Brannan House

SAN FRANCISCO [C] DIRECTORY

Crone Albert, clicinist, dwl 120 Market

Cronen Catharine (widow), dwl with Timothy

Donohue
Cronin Daniel, boot-maker, 106 California, dwl

Vallejo bet Powell and Mason
Cronin Michael, stone-cutter, dwl N s Howard

bet Second and Third
Cronin Timothy, mason, dwl S s St. Mark's Place

bet Dupont and Kearny
Cronise W. H. V. speculator, 45 California, dwl

N s Green bet Stockton and Dupout
Crook James, dwl cor Mason and Union
Crooks G. bds What Cheer House
Crooks John, stock-dealer, dwl N"W cor Kearny

and Sacramento
Crooks Mathew, dwl N s Townsend bet Third

and Fourth
Crooks Robert, drayman, 1 Clay, dwl Stevenson

ur Third
Cropper S. capt sloop James King of Wm. Clay

St. Wharf
Crosby ( C/(«5. W.) & Dibblee (Jlftert), commis-
sion merchants. 111 Battery
Crosby Daniel, lumber, dwl 132 Bush
Crosby E. 0. atty at law, dwl NE cor Kearny

and Yallejo
Crosby F. W. 100 Merchant
Crosby Nathaniel, dwl N s Tehama bet First and

Second
Crosby Porter, composition roofing, Bernard bet

Pacific and Broadway
Crosby Wm. S. carpenter, dwl S s Sacramento

bet Mason and Taylor
CROSKEY ROBERT, groceries and liquors, dwl

SE cor Third and Perry
Croskrey Robert, carpenter, Yulcan Iron Works
Crosley J. W. book-keeper, 33 Sacramento, dwl

Sutter bet Jones and Taylor
CROSS (Alexander) & CO. (John Wedderspoon &

Joseph Clark), commission merchants, 157

Battery, res Yalparaiso
Cross Horatio, miner, dwl S s Tehama bet Second

and Third
Cross Osborn, Major, U. S. A. dwl NE cor Pine

and Mason
Cross Richard', drayman, 82 Front, dwl 63 Bdy
Qfothers B. cabinet-maker with G. 0. Whitney

& Co. dwl Prospect Place
Crouch Daniel, molder, Fulton Foundry, dwl 42

First
Crouch James, cigar-maker at 198 Kearny, dwl

274 Stockton
Crougeillett Yictor, butcher, 1 New^Market, dwl

Sutter nr Dupont
Crouse John, clerk, bds Niantic Hotel
Crovat P. A. inspector. Custom House, dwl S s

Washington nr Dupont
Crowe John, bds with Mrs. A. T. Kenney
CROWELL (Dr. E) & CRANE (Henry A.)

wholesale druggists, SE cor Front and Clay,

dwl NE cor Second and Clementina
Crowell Geo. B. printer, with O'Meara & Painter
Crowell P. wharfinger, India Dock, dwl Filbert

nr Sansome
Crowell Sarah G. (widow) dwl E s Third bet

Folsom and Harrison
Crowell Zenas (D. D. Shattuch & Co.) dwl 128

Dupont

Crowen Francis, laborer, dwl SE cor Montgom-
ery and Vallejo
Crowley Cornelius, fruit store, S s Third bet Fol-
som and Harrison
Crowley David, laborer, dwl cor Battery and

Green
Crowley Florence, ship-wright, dwl S s Clemen-
tina bet First and Second
Crowley James, laborer, dwl with Timothy

Crowley
Crowley James, laborer, dwl N s Mission bet

Fourth and Fifth
Crowley Joanna Miss, dwl Union House 12 First
Crowley John, calker, bds Sansome House SW

cor Battery and Yallejo
Crowley John, express wagon, dwl S s Clem-
entina bet First and Second
Crowley John, laborer, dwl S s Minnie bet

Third and Fourth
Crowley Michael, steward, dwl 17 Green
Crowley Patrick, constable, 1st township, office

NE cor Pacific and Kearny, dwl Green ur

Yincent
Crowley Timothy, drayman, dwl S s Bryant bet

First and Second
Crown Edward, laborer, with P. A. Cook, Bush

nr Lone Mountain
Crown H. cigar-maker, dwl 334 Dupont
Cruise John, bds Columbia House, Stewart
Crumb John, ship-wright, Merchant bet East

and Drumm, dwl Sailor's Hpme
Crutchley Henry S. salesman, SE cor Sansome

and Commercial, dwl 197 Dupont
Cruthers Burdett, cabinet-maker, dwl W s Pros-
pect Place between Cal and Sacramento
Cruz Charles, coffee-stand, SW cor Folsom and

Stewart, dwi SW cor Folsom and Fremont
Cruze John, with Fonda & Gray, cor Clay and

Sansome
Cruziger Hugo, cabinet-maker, with J. G. Clark

& Co.
Cuck (Diedrich) & Merdel (Peter) saloon, NE

cor Mission and Stewart
Cudworth A. W. soda manufactory, Yallejo bet

Dupont and Kearny, dwl S s Yallejo near

Dupont
CUDWORTH (James W.) & PERHAM (James)

milk-ranch, Presidio Road
Cufi" Dennis, shoe-maker, dwl Dupout bet Sutter

and Post
Cuhrn Edward, clerk, 213 Washington, dwl Post

below Kearny
CuUeu Frank, retortman, S. F. Gas Company
Cullen Mary (widow) dwl with Thomas Cullen
Cullen Paul, plumber, bds 182 Pacific
Cullen T. gunsmith, 87 Battery, dwl SE cor

Commercial and Battery
Cullen Thomas, ball-alley, S s Market bet First

and Second
Cullen Thomas, bds Benton House
Cullerton William, with S. Benson & Co.
Culligan John, gardener, with R. E. Brewster,

dwl N s Brannan bet Third and Fourth
Culligan Michael, laborer, dwl W s Ecker bet

Clementina and Folsom
Culver WiUiam H. justice of 2d Township, office

101 Merchant, dwl N s Jackson bet Powell

and Mason

SAN FRANCISCO [ C ] DIRECTORY.

Culverwcll Joseph E. sash-maker, Market Street

Mills, bds S. S. Culvem-ell
Culverwell Stephen S. {Chittenden d: C.) dwlNs

Stevenson bet First and Ecker
Cuinminjrs Alexander, helper, Pacific Foundry,

dwl N s Mission bet Fifth and Simmons
Cumniiiigs Amelia M. Mrs. proprietress Bache-
lors' Hall, 39 Montgomery
Curaminffs C. importer clocks, etc. dwl 125

"Washinf^ton, up stairs
Cumminfrs Daniel G. express wagon, 153 Clay,

dwl 39 Montgomery
Cummings George, boatman, dwl N s Iloward

bet First and Second
Cummings George, foreman machine shop Vul-
can Iron Works, dwl N s Perry nr Tliird
Cummings (//. K.) & Swan (L.) vegetables

and fruits, 1 Washington Market, dwl 8

Quincy
Cummings James, fireman, dwl 38 Commercial
CUMMINGS W. B. & CO. importers and com-
mission merchants, 50 California up stairs
Cummings William, molder, Union Foundry, bds

18 Bush
CUMMINGS WILLIAM, proprietor Queen City

Hotel, Davis nr Chambers
Cummiskey Charles, farmer, dwl S s Hunt bet

Second and Third
Cummiskey Phebe Mrs. dwl SE cor Sacramento

and Leidesdorff
Cunar Fabien, at H. Casebolt & Co. dwl 157 Cal
Cundell Thomas, ship-master, dwl Battery bet

Green and Union
Cunnitf John, drayman, dwl 316 Powell, rear
Cunningham Andrew, bar-keeper, dwl NW cor

California and Webb
Cunningham C. 0. bds Benton House
Cunningham Hugh, waiter, Metropolitan Hotel
Cunningham James, laborer. Pacific Foundry,

dwl S s Jessie bet First and Second
CUNNINGHAM JAMES, produce, poultry,

game, etc. 55 and 57 Merchant, dwl Mission

nr Simmons
Cunningham Jane J. Mrs. private hospital N s

Chesnut nr Stockton
Cunningham John, carpenter, bds 92 Pacific
Cunningham John, engineer, dwl E s Yarrenne

Place nr Union
Cunningham John, drayman, dwl Orleans Ave-
nue bet Union and Green
CUNNINGHAM JOHN R. proprietor Oregon

House and boat-builder, cor Stewart and

Melius
Cunningham Richard, proptr Mechanics Board-
ing House, S s Market nr Sansome
Cunningham Samuel, engineer, American Flour

Mills, dwl S s Howard bet Second and Third
Cunningham Simon D. collector, 101 Merchant

dwl SW cor Priest and Wasliington
Cunningham Theodore B. Spanish translator and

land agent, 249 Clay
Cunningham Thomas J. bar-keeper, 35 Wash
Cunningham William, clerk, T. H. Selby & Co.

bds 263 Sacramento
CUNNINGWORTH J. B. druggist, N s Pacific

nr Davis

Curley James, cook, Alden's Dining-Saloon

Curley James, laborer, bds Brooklyn Hotel
- _

Curley John, dwl Union bet Jones and Leav

Curley P. C. boarding, E s Batterj- nr Pacific

Curley William, laborer, Fort Point

Curran Bernard ( Toy & C.) clothing, 79 Mont

Curran Patrick, laborer, Fort Point

Curran Patrick, laborer, S. F. Sugar Refinery,
dwl W 8 Hinkley bet Broadway andVallejo

Curran Thomas, employment office, 165 Kearny,
dwl Vallejo nr Powell

Curran Thomas, laborer, 5 Sacramento

Currie (John C.) & Richardson (A. B.) auction-
eers and commission merchants, 106 San-
some, dwl 13 Minnie

Currier Asa, laborer, bds at Perkins' Ranch, East
Union Race Course

Currier Charles (colored) dwl Miles' Place nr Sac

Currier Gorham, book-keeper, dwl 2G2 Jackson

Curry Charles, guns and sporting materials, 87
Battery

Curry Charles (colored) boot-black. Merchant nr
Kearny

Curry Charles H. (colored) porter, dwl 246 Clay

Curry Edward boatman, dwl W s Dupont near
Francisco

Curry Elias L. carpenter, N s Jackson bet Stock-
ton and Powell

Curry John, seaman, dwl W s Dupont nr Fran-
cisco

Curry John, eapt. schr Julius Pringle

Curry John P. engineer, bds Metropolitan Hotel

Curry N. bds Benton House

Curry Nath. salesman, 87 Battery

Curry William, bds Columbia House, Stewart

Curry William, engineer, bds with Simon Ham-
merschmith

Curt Louisa, (widow) furnished rooms, SE cor
Jackson and Dupont

Curtaz Benjamin, importer and manufacturer of
pianos, 186 Montgomery, dwl 216 Clay

Curtin C. produce merchant, office 32 Clay

Curtis C. bds What Cheer House

Curtis Catharine Mrs. furnished rooms, 242 Kear

Curtis Charles W. & Son (Charles W. Curtis, Jr.)
intelligence office, 138 Montgomery, upstairs

Curtis Charles W. Jr. ( ffurtis & Son) 205 Clay

Curtis E. S. (Scott, C. & Co.) dwl 39 Mont

Curtis George, jeweler, with Louderback & Bald-
win, bds New Orleans House

Curtis Goo. D. laborer, with Fifield & Bro. Broad-
way nr Gough

Curtis George W. sash-maker, bds 2 Belden's
Block

Curtis Henry K. (Gtishee & C.) dwl Howard bet
Second and Third

Curtis Jacob B. street-contractor, dwl 185 Mission

Curtis Jas. F. dwl Green bet ^Lason and Taylor

Curtis Jarvis B. broker, dwl N W cor Battery and
Jackson

Curtis L. bds What Cheer House

CURTIS (W. K)&, LANG ( Geo. W.) wood and
coal, N s Broadway bet Dupont and Stock-
ton, dwl rear

Curtiss Henry, book-keeper, with Frank Baker,
dwl SW cor Broadway and Powell

Gushing C. A. butcher 9 New World Market, dwl
E s Prospect Place between Pine and Cal

Cushing J. M. packer, East bet Washington and
Jackson

SAN FRANCISCO [ D ] DIRECTORY.

i Cusliini; Job, sliip-carpenter, dwl with Henry
I Miirgan

Cusliinp John, teamster, bde Philadelphia House

Cushin^r John J. homrepathic pliysieian, office 80
Kearny, dwl NW cor Caliibruia and Pros-
pect Place

Cushinjr John M. butcher, 9 New World Market,
dwl E s Prospect Place bet Pine and Cal

Cushinp Volney H. pilot steamer Helen Hensley
dwl 103 Dupont
I Cushman Freeman, tinman, at 9 and 11 Battery
' Cusick John, laborer, dwl S s Lick Alley bet
j First and Ecker

Cusick Thomas C. boiler-maker, dwl with John
Cusick
! Cusick William M. dwl with John Cusick
I Cutler Horace F. merchant, dwl E s Stockton
bet Post and Sutter

Cutler Rufus P. Rev. pastor First Unitarian
Church, dwl 198 Stockton

Cutter Charles E. driver for Cutter & Coyle, dwl
NE cor Howard and Second

CUTTER JAMES H. commission merchant, 87
Front, dwl cor Sutter and Hyde

Cutter Joseph, capt. schooner IPetaluma, Clav
St. Wharf

Cutter {Reuben S.) &, Coyle (JoTin i7.) proprie-
tors market NE cor Howard and Second

Cutter Francis {Baker & C) dwl Howard near
Fourth

Cypiot Ferdinand, clerk, with A. Austin & Co.
bds Metropolitan Hotel

CZAPKAY L. J. Medical and Surgical Institute,
SE cor Sacramento and Leidesdorff, dwl N
s Mission bet Second and Third

Czaykowski Leon cigar-stand, 191 Clay

Dabo Joseph, dwl 65 Kearny

Dabovitch N. fruits, E s Davis nr Jackson

Daprgert Simon, dwl S a Sacramento bet Stockton

and Powell
Daggett John R. clerk, with Newhall and Greg-
ory, dwl 157 Bush
Daggett Rollin M. {Brooks, D. & Foard) 151 Clay
Dagnell James, printer, dwl N s Lick Alley be't

First and Ecker
Dahiinger John, mattrasses, 88 Pacific
Dahlman Charles, clothing, 105 Commercial, bds

St. Nicholas
Dahlman J. clerk, bds St. Nicholas
Dahlman Nathan, clerk, 105 Commercial, bds St.

Nicholas
Dahsen [Geo. Y.) & Doescher, {Henry) groceries

and liquors, SW cor Jessie and Annie
Dake {Edmon G.) & Wood {H. F.) clothing, 145

Washington, dwl W s Mont nr Yallejo
Dakin Isaac (J/c<?/aM/?OT & D.) Davis bet Califor-
nia and Sacramento
Daly George, painter, dwl W s Ecker nr Market
Dall C. C. capt. stm Columbia, dwl 115 Broadway
Dall {Cornelius) & Westfall {John) carpenters,

dwl 42 Montgomery
Dall John H. contractor, 177 Clay, dwl 115 Bdy
Dall William L. capt. P. M. S. S. Northerner, dwl
S s Harrison bet First and Second

Dalleni Richard, dwl cor Francisco and Meiggs'
Wharf

Dalley William M. clerk, bds Tremont House

Dalliba Henry S. book-keeper, National, 78 Mer-
chant, dwl with W. Ford

Dally W. M. store-keeper, with Crosby and Dib-
blee, dwl 19GSansome

Dalton Daniel, laborer, dwl S a Brannan bet
Harris and Simmons

Dalton Edw. engineer, Chelsea Laundry, Third
nr Harrison

Dalton Edward, porter, Metropolitan Hotel

Dalton Eugene, stone-mason, dwl Bush nr Hyde

Dalton Hugh, waiter. What Cheer House

Dalton John, stone-mason, bds NW cor Ellis and
Market

Dalton Michael, painter, dwl NW cor Ellis and
Market

Dalton Patrick laborer, bda NW cor Ellis and
Market

Daltou Richard, steward, Oriental Hotel

Dalton William, boots and shoes, W s Davis nr
Pacific

Daly Daniel, tinsmith, with F. Daly & Co. bds 46
Sansome

Daly Felix & Co. {James Daly) stoves, 18 Mont-
gomery, bds Branch Hotel, Battery

Daly James {Felix Daly & Co.) bds cor Sansome
and Bush

Daly James, pilot, res Oakland

Daly John, laborer, dwl N s Folsom bet First
and Fremont

Daly John, watchman, dwl W s Sansome near
Filbert

Daly John G. dwl NE cor Harrison and Fremont

Daly Michael, porter, at North Point Dock Ware-
house, NE cor Chesnut and Montgomery

Daly Peter, laborer, dwl W s Ohio nr Broadway

Daly Rose (widow) washing, dwl 1 Albion PI

Daly Silas, laborer, dwl Chesnut nr Montgomery

Daly T. ship-carpenter, dwl NE cor Sutter and
Dupont

Daly Thomas, bds Columbia House, Stewart

Dalziel Robert, plumber, S. F. Water Works

Dam Alphonso, hair-dresser, dwl with George
W. Dam

Dam Cornelius, seaman, bds Contra Costa House
East nr Jackson

Dam George W. {dough &, D.) dwl SW cor
Sac and Larkin

Damas John, fruit stand, 199 Washington

DAMERON W. B. Surveyor U. S. Custom House
bds W 8 Powell bet Jackson and Washing-
ton

Damigo Joseph, fisherman, 8 Sacramento

Damon , capt sloop J. A. McLelland, Clay

Street Wharf

Damon F. bds What Cheer House

Damon George, ship-carpenter, dwl with Henry
Morgan

Damon George G. clerk, 137 Clay, dwl Bush bet
Dupont and Stockton

Damon James E. importer and jobber in books
and stationery, 102 Commercial

Damrell Daniel AY. assistant foreman Alta Cali-
fornia, dwl Tehama bet Fifth and Simmons

Dana G. S. {Haskell & Co.) Pacific Glue Factory,
dwl Larkin nr Green

SAN FRANCISCO [D] DIRECTORY,

Dana Henry P. {D. Brothers & Co.) dwl 128

Sansomo
DANA BROTHERS (William A. and Henry F.)

k CO. commission merchants, 128 Sansomo
DAXAlII':R(/'a<reVA; U.) & SCHMIDT (Theodore

E.) dr}' goods, 119 Mont, dwl Harris House
Daneal Francis, dwl NW cor Guerrero and Center
Dauforth Chauncey B. carpenter, dwl 10 Sansome
Danforth Edwin, [ScuU & D.) dwl cor Third and

Bryant
Danfortii William, watchman, at Chelsea Laundry

Third near Harrison
Dangerville James, cook, 5 Jackson dwl Pacific

near Dupont
Danglada Domingo, com merchant, 171 Sansome

dwl Sparks nr Guerrero
Dangler Andrew, lagcr-beer saloon, 220 Clay
Danliawyer M. tailor, 328 Dupont
Daniel John Rev. pastor Seamen's Bethel, dwl

178 Mission
Daniel Samuel, (Jones & Go.) dwl cor Third and

Folsom
Daniels Captain, dwl NE cor Sutter and Dupont
Daniels George, (Wm. Neioell & Co.) residence

New York
Daniels James, dwl Hayes' Valley
Daniels J. M. proprietor Pioneer Race Course
Daniels John B. bds with Daniel Damrell Tehama

bet Fifth and Simmons
Daniels Joseph, cashier Union Foundry, dwl N s

Powell nr Jackson
Daniels Martha Mrs. dress-maker, dwl with

Thomas Atkinson
Danielson B. liquors, G Jackson
Dankemayer Henry M. basket-maker, 92 Battery

dwl 4 Harriet
Dannenberg Emilj-- Mrs. embroideries, 164 Sac
Dannheimer Frederick, jeweler, with Reichel &

Koehler
Dany John, laborer, dwl NW cor Montgomery

and Vallejo
Danziger Henry, ( Woolf& D.) dwl S s Sutter bet

Stockton and Dupont
Danziger (Henry Jr.) & Co. {Philiii TFete) jewelry

and clocks, 83 Commercial dwl 230 Stockton
Darbc-y George, bds with J. L. Cobleigh cor

California and Van Ness Avenue
Darbyshire D. K. wagon-maker, at 123 Pine bds

119 Pine
Darche Fran9ois, Au Gourmand, 6 New Market
D'Arcy John, Metropolitan Bakery, Pacific bet

Battery and Front
Darcy Joseph, porter, NE cor Cal and Battery
Darden J. D. statistical clerk, C. H. bds Metro-
politan Hotel
Dargan William, porter, with Daniel Gibb & Co.
Dargon Leon, steward, 153 Commercial
Daring Sebastian, (Hoffman & D.) 299 Dupont
Dark Albert, Eclipse Market, cor East and Sac
Darling Richard, harness-maker, bds 99 Pine
Darling William A. com merchant and Sicilian

consul, 102 Battery dwl S s Lombard bet

Kearny and Dupont
Darlson John, boot-maker, with James H. Swain
Darnell Henry Y. clerk, with Whitcomb, Pringle

& F.'kon dwl E s Ritch bet Folsom and

Haiiison
Darro Hilary, bds Benton House

Darrow Henry, carpenter, dwl NE cor Powell

and Broadway
Dart Putnam C. dwl 177 Mission
Darty Michael, boot-maker, at 88 Battery
Dase John, porter, with Sonntag & Co. 187

Sansome
Dassett Joseph, cattle dealer, dwl Pacific bet

Leavenworth and Hyde
Dassman Henry, baker, with G. Middlehoff SE

cor Dupont and St. Mark's Place
Dastug Marcellus, baker, at Sutter Bakery Sutter

near Powell
Dastugae Gustavo, butcher, 4 Clay St. Market

dwl California nr Dupont
Daulton Eugene, stone-cutter, Fort Point
Daunet Augustus, carriage manuf S s Sutter bet

Kearny and Montgomery
Daunet Edward, dish-washer, 195 Kearny
Daunet Francis, dwl S s Sutter bet Montgomery

and Kearny
Daurs J. & Co. (C. D. Lusk) livery stable, 150

Sansome
Davega (B. F.) & Cohen (H. L.) dry goods, 140

Sac dwl Union bet Kearny and Montgomery
Davenport E. V. bds Tremont House
Davenport John, stevedore, dwl N s Natoma bet

Second and Third
Davenport Thomas, book-keeper, with Ross,

Dempster & Co. dwl W s Mason rir Clay
Davenport Thomas, laborer, with J. Nicholls

Presidio Road
Davenport Wm. H. office at Dana Brothers 128

Sansome dwl NW cor Third and Harrison
Davey Joseph, porter, with Treadwell & Co. bds

20 Sansome
DAVIDSON BENJAMIN, banker, and Sar-
dinian Consul, NW cor Montgomery and

Commercial dwl N s Sutter bet Powell and

Stockton
Davidson Donald & Co. com merchants, office 94

Montgomery
Davidson George, clerk, 161 Battery dwl Tre-
mont House
Davidson George, U. S. Coast Survey, bds Metro-
politan Hotel
Davidson James, seaman, bds at T. Young's "W s

Battery nr Vallejo
Davidson John, dwl N s Mission bet Third and

Fourth
DAVIDSON (John W.) & CO. (Raphael Weill)

fancy dry-goods, 137 Sacramento

Davidson Marx, stoves, 113 Kearny

Davidson Thomas, laborer, dwl N s Green nr

Sansome
Davidson Walter P. clerk, 161 Battery
Davidson ( William) & Allen (Myron W.) carriage

and wagon manufactory, 21 Bush
Davies John S. (Beers & 2^.) dwl N s Eddy bet

Mason and Taylor
Davies Siiadrack, cabinet-maker, 260 Clay dwl

N s Washington bet Leavenworth and Jones
Davies Stephen L. hackman, N s Plaza
Davis Alfred E. (Davis & Co.) at Dow's Distillery
Davis Alvin H. carpenter, dwl 219 California
Davis Andrew J. dwl 102 Merchant
Davis B. (colored) white- washer, 150 Washington
Davis B. F. carrier, Alta California
Davis Bridget Mrs. liquors, E s Mont nr Pacific

100

SAN FRANCISCO [D] DIRECTORY

Davis 13. W. book-keeper, witli Davis & Jordan I
dwl W s Second iir Stoveuson

Davis Caleb, lalwrer, with W. H. Boveo & Co.
dwl CliiitOD Tomperatice House

Davis Charles, teaiDstor, for Uenry Miller N s
Howard nr Fiftii

Davis Cliarks W. wood-worker, with T. 0, Shaw

Davis David, dwl NE cor Jackson and Mason

Davis David, butcher, dwl 19 Kearny

Davis D. "W". molder, with T. Ogg Shaw dwl
Jessie bet First and Second

Davis Edward S. (A. M. Oilman & Co.) dwl cor
Powell and John

Davis El win, clerk, with Crowell & Crane dwl Es
Stockton nr Clay

Davis Erwin, dwl 102 Merchant ^.v,

Davis Franklin, laborer, bds cor Mission and
Center

Davis George A. cabinet-rnaker, dwl NW cor
Bush and Kearnv

DAVIS ( George B.) & BOWERS {John B.) cloth-
ing, Quincy Hall 149 and 151 Washington
dwl cor Buena Vista and Sacramento

Davis George H. ticket clerk, Pacific Mail S. S.
Co. dwl 276 Clay

Davis Griffith, brick-layer, dwl 332 Dupont, rear

Davis Harriet E. Miss, dress-maker, dwl 112 Bush

Davis Henry, agent J. Davis, Sac dwl 79 Jessie

Davis Henry L. deputy sheriff. County Court dwl
N s Jackson above Powell

Davis Horace, purser P. M. S. S. Columbia

Davis {Isaac E.) & Jordan {A. P.) lime and ce-
ment, NB cor Front and Washington dwl N
8 Mission bet Fourth and Fifth

Davis Jackson, dwl E s Kearny nr Union

Davis James, dwl with Edwin Frodsham

Davis James, mason, dwl 229 Clay

Davis Job C. laundry, San Antonio, dwl SW cor
Dupont and St. Mark's Place

Davis John, bds 19 Jackson

Davis John, boat-builder, Drumm nr Clay

Davis John, carpenter, bds 89 Bush

Davis John, laborer, dwl W s Gaines nr Union

Davis John, ship-carpenter, dwl Broadway nr
Van Ne.ss Avenue

Davis John, laborer, dwl E s Scott bet Broadway
and Pacific

Davis John B. F. boots and shoes, dwl W s Sec-
ond bet Mission and Market

Davis John P. book-keeper with Ryan & Co. dwl
Tehama bet First and Second

Davis Levi, tinsmith, bds with M. Dobezensky

Davis Lewis, bar-keeper, SE cor Sacramento and
Battery, dwl N s Jessie nr Third

Davis Louis, tailor, 204 Clay

Davis Marks, clothing, 187 Pacific

Davis Morris, tailor, dwl W s Third bet Mission
and Stevenson

Davis Moses, butcher, dwl 19 Kearny

Davis P. A. southern coast messenger. Freeman
& Co.'s Express, dwl Second nr Stevenson

Davis Peter, laborer, dwl S s Sutter bet Stockton
and Powell

DAVIS R. D. W. auctioneer, SW cor Sansome
and California, dwl W s Stockton bet Green-
wich and Lombard

Davis Reynolds, physician, bds Brannan House

Davis Richard, bds Benton House

Davis Richard A. bds with Philo Doud

Davis {Saynu^d) & Co. (^1. E. Davis) hog-dealers,

Dow's Distillery
Davis Thomas, boarding, dwl S s Broadway nr

Front
Davis Washington, carpenter, bds 12 Sansome
Davis W. 11. oyster-saloon, 84 Montgomery, dwl

Pine nr Montgomery
Davis ( William) & Ilaller (Lucas) Turner's Me-
chanics Mills, SW cor Mission and Fremont,
dwl NW cor Pino and Hyde
Davis William, harness-maker, dwl SE cor Front

and Jackson
Davis William H. bds with James R. Paullin
Davis William J. carpenter, bds with Oliver Wy-

Davison John, liquor-saloon, N a Presidio Road

nr distillery
Davock M. E. salesman, 61 Sacramento
Davy James, second cook, Alden's Dining-Saloon

Sansome
Dawes James, laborer with G. D. Bliss, S s Pa-
cific nr Polk
Dawes John G. book-keeper, 74 California, dwl

with Samuel S. Sprague
Daws James, (C D. Lusk & Co.) dwl 150 San
Dawson George F. reporter National, dwl N s

Washington abv Kearny
Dawson Sarah Mrs. adjuster, U. S. B. Mint
Dawson S. A. Mrs. SW corner Pacific and Da-
vis
Dawson William, calker, bds Isthmus House, 36

First
Dawson William, miner, dwl S s Green bet Pow-
ell and Stockton
Day David G. dwl Mission bet Brady and Her-
mann
Day Dennis 0. laborer, dwl S s Vallejo nr Mont
Day James (colored) dwl 331 Stockton
Day Jane (widow) bds N. R. Herrick W s Sec-
ond bet Howard and Mission
Day John, painter, at 119 Washington, bds Co-
lumbia House, Pine nr Montgomery
Day Robert, bds Columbia House, Stewart
DAY THOMAS, importer gas-fixtures, cutlery,
etc. 188 Montgomery, dw^l cor Folsom and
Hampton Place (see advertisement)
Day William, carpenter, bds 119 Pine
Day William, painter, bds Columbia House
Day William H. with Lowell & Schetter, dwl 38

First
Day Willington F. (Schultz & Co.) dwl SE cor

Bush and Kearny
Days John M. tailor, at 20 Montgomery
Dayton John B. book-binder with A. Buswell, bds

229 Clay
Deacon Job, brick-layer, bds Bay State Row,

Sansome nr Pine
Deady Charles, bar-keeper. National House, Pa-
cific nr Broadway
Deady Cornelius, carriage-maker, 101 Kearny,

bds What Cheer House
Dean Benjamin D. bds What Cheer House
Dean Bradley R. oyster-saloon, 202 Clay
Dean James, paints and oils, dwl W s Kearny nr

Union
Dean Jane M. Mrs. 136 Montgomery
Dean Jean Mrs. bds Brannan House

SAN FRANCISCO [D] DIRECTORY.

101

Dean Porcius F. treasurer American Theater, bds

Ilotel International
Dean Samuel, painter, dwl Yerba Buena
Doaue James R. paints, 141 Koarny, dwl TV 8

Kearny bet Union and Filbert
De Angeles John, minstrel, dwl XW cor Bush

and Kearny
De Aruo L. Ponton, dwl Proppect Place
Deatterlo Julius, butcher, dwl 39 Kearny
Deaves Edwin, vocalist, dwl S s Jackson bet

Powell and Mason
Beblois George L. & Co. produce commission, 19

Davis, dwl 7 Geary
Deblois Thos. M. 92 Front, up stairs
De Boom Corneille, real estate, dwl 23 Court

Block-
Debris William, Albion Foundry, dwl 12 Minnie
Debrodt Charles, cooper with Baker & Cutting
DEBUS FR.VNCIS, speculator, dwl W s Dolo-
res nr Corbet t
De Camp John, commander U. S. N. inspector

light-house P. C. off Custom House
De Cassin Madame, fortune-teller, dwl 343 Stock-
ton
Decker Christian, gardener, with Joseph Rousch,

Folsom nr Toil-Gate
Decker {Iknry) & Co. (John U. Camp) groceries
and liquors, SW cor Pine and Montgomery,
dwl 43 Montgomery
Decker Jacob, messenger, Custom House, dwl N

s Howard bet Second and Third
Decker Jacob, wheelwright, dwl S s Geary nr

Dupont
De Costar John B. cook, 104 ilerchant
DE COURCILLON EUGENE, oculist and au-

rist, off and dwl Brenham Place
De Cray A. confectioner, dwl Hartman Place bet

Greenwich and Lombard
Deedev C. bds What Cheer House
DEETH DEXTER & CO. [E. W. Kingsley) In-
telligence Office, 205 Clay
ViQQi\\ (Jacob) & Starr (71 A",) Ship-Bread and

Cracker Bakery, 31 Sac, dwl 180 Mission
Defer Andre, assayer, H. Hentsch, dwl cor Sut-
ter and Dupont
Defet Prosper, barber, 268 Dupont
Defiebach Thomas B. (Agneiv & D.) bds Niantic

Ilotel
Defield Joseph, at distillery, Presidio Road
Defrees John, clerk, dwl NE cor Powell and

Washington
De Fremery James, com mcht, Consul for Meck-
lenburg Schwerin, Merchant nr Battery, res
Oakland
De Fremery Wm. C, B, with James De Fremery
De Freville Eugene, vegetables, 55 Kearny
Degear Geo. W. carpenter, 19 Leidesdorff
De Gong Ann Mrs. lodgings, SW cor Pine and

Sansome
De Groot Henry G. reporter, dwl Metropolitan

Ilotel
De Groole Leon, clerk, dwl with E. S. Mendels,

Berry nr Dupont
De Ilaan Meyer, dry-goods, dwl Vallejo nr Stock
Deiderickson William, foreman Bay City Brewery
Deidisheimer J. asst cashier, P. M. S. S. Co
Deingeleiser Frederick, butcher, bds SW cor
Geary and Dupont

Deiser N. cigar manufactory, cor Sacramento and
Front, dwl cor Pacific and Kearny

Dejonghe P. tailor, 125 California

Do Kosta Antonio, steamer steward, dwl N a
Yallcjo bet Montgomer}' and Sansome

Delabigne J. B. produce, 89 Clay

Delafout Pierre, Leopold & Co. imps wines and
liquors, 130 Wash, and Lafayette Brewery
Green nr Mason, dwl S s Green bet Powell
and Mason

Delahanty (John) & Skelly (Mchaet), proptrs Em-
pire Soda Works, N s Mission bet Second
and Third, res Petaluma

Delahoe John, pilot, dwl Jones bet Union and
Filbert

Delaiting Baptiste, barber. Pacific nr Davis

Delamater Theodore, laborer, Fifield & Bro.
Broadway nr Gough

De la Montagnie Joseph E. pier 18 Stewart, dwl
182 California

De La Montanya Hudson, stoves, N s Jackson nr
Batter}-, dwl 249 Kearny

De La Montanya J. plumber, S. F. W. Works

De La Montanya, {James) k Brother (Matlieio De
La Montanya), imp stoves, 82 Jackson

De La Montanya Mathew (De La Montanya &
Brother), bds 74 Jackson

Delande Stephen, variety-store, 23 Clay

De Lan Malvina H. Madame, fortune-teller, 6 St.
Mary

De Landres.se H. 123 Commercial

Delauey John, dwl Octavia bet Jackson and
Washington

Delaney Mary (widow) dwl with John Lawler,
Beale nr Br3'ant

Delaney Mathew, veterinary surgeon, S s Mar-
ket nr Kearny, dwl nr Lagoon

Delaney Patrick, well-borer, dwl N s Howard
bet Third and Fourth

Delange Conrad, washman, dwl E s Third bet
Mission and Howard

Delange Jacob, billiard table-maker, W s Dupont
nr St. Marks Place

Delany Charles McC. atty at law, 129 Montgom-
ery, dwl Mason nr Bush

Delany William D. ship-carpenter, dwl N s Silver
bet Third and Fourth

Delareuelle Gustave, cock-pit, 185 Commercial,
dwl cor Stone and Jackson

DE LA RUE (Eclyar) & SCHNEPEL (Coesar),
lumber, SE cor California and Davis, and
pier 2 Stewart St. Wharf, bds SW cor Du-
pont and Pine

Delatour Alexander J. boarding, 82i Bush

Delaunay II. painter, 213 Dupont

Delavan John, dwl nr cor Union and Jones

De Leon Francisco, dwl 173 Sansome

Deletra C. Madame, nurse, dwl 271 Washington

Delexe Louis,, wocks at City Laundry, dwl Ns
Howard bet Third and Fourth

Delhumeau Eugene, diamond-setter, bds William
Tell House, 79 Bush

Deliger (Frtderick) & Ilagemann (Frederick),
imps boots and shoes, 75 and 77 California,
dwl cor Second and Silver

Delia Torre Peter, (^Calhoun, Wise &, D. T.), U.
S. District Attorney, 4 U. S. Court Building,
bds Metropolitan Hotel

102

SAN FRANCISCO [ J) ] DIRECTORY.

DELLEPIANE JOSEPH, groceries nnd furnish-
ed rooms. NE cor Dupont nnd Jackson
De Lonjr Francis, office 68 Battery
Delong Francis, fisli-pcddler, dwlllS Dupont
Delonno Alfred, painter, 307 Dupont
Delouliry Jolin, miner, bds 4 St. Marks Place
De Luce George, musician, dwl 258 Dupont
Demarest Jacob D. physician, dwl 118 Pine
De Martigny H. Lemoyne, salesman at J. Guerin

& Co. bds Antique Castle
Demerest James H. mason, Fort Point, dwl Pre-
sidio Koad
Demetrius John, seaman, dwl rear Sutter Iron

Works
Demont Leonard, molder, Vulcan Iron Works,

bds Manhattan House
De Montreville Cyril, lithographer, dwl 182 Com-
mercial
Dempsey James, laborer, dwl W s Rassette PI,

No . 3 nr Ver Mehr
Dempster C. J. {jRoss D. & Co.), dwl Brown bet

Mission and Folsom
Dempwolft' Auguste, clerk, dwl SE cor Third and

Sherwood Place
Demu Joseph, laundry, cor Union and Dupont
Dengeliesen Frederick, 11 Washington Market,

dwl SW cor Dupont and Geary
Deniell Thomas, ship-carpenter, dwl W s Mason

bet Yallejo and Broadway
Deniels Joseph, book-keeper, dwl 343 Powell
Denike William, painter, dwl 242 Pacific
Denike William J. upholsterer, SW cor Stockton

and Pacific
Denis Napoleon, laborer, dwl 114 Dupont
Denison Dudley, asst light-house keeper, Point

Bonita
Denison James R. Inspector Custom House, bds

with Mrs. J. L. Hayden
Denison M. J. Mrs. dwl 343 Powell
Denison Thomas S. entry-clerk, warehouse dept

Custom House, dwl 343 Powell
Denman James, principal Evening School No. 1,

with W. W. Crane, Jr. bds Amer Exchange
Denmark Jacob, clerk, NW cor Green and Kear
Dennenberg Joseph, 164 Sacramento
Dennett Gardner, Pine Tree Saloon, NW cor

Kearny and Bush, bds 168 Bush
Denney Alexander, salesman, 146 Front, dwl SE

cor Powell and Broadway
Denney Joseph {Winall & D.), bds Battery St.

House
Dennis Gabriel, seaman, bds with Orrin Dennis
Dennis George, wire-maker, dwl W s Dupont ur

Lombard
Dennis George (colored), {Brown & D.) dwl cor

Sutter and Larkin
Dennis George W. livery-stable, dwl S s Filbert

nr Kearny
Dennis Gordon, laborer, dwl 160 Kearny
Dennis James S. clerk I. B. Purdy & Co. dwl W

s Dupont bet Geary and OTarrell
Dennis John, stone-cutter, Fort Point, dwl cor

Pine and Battery
Dennis Nelson, bds Columbia House, Stewart
Dennis Orrin, dwl E s Fremont bet Bryant and

Harrison
Dennis Samuel J. actor, dwl NW cor Bush and

Kearny

Dennis Thomas, wire-worker, dwl W s Dupont

nr Lombard
Dennis W. capt sloop Eureka, Pacific St. Wharf
Dennis Willaim E. contractor, dwl 167 Mission
Dennison D. W. C. 19 Commercial, dwl N s Te-
hama bet Fourth and Fifth
Dennison Isaac Y. dwl E s Dolores op Mission

Dolores Church
Dennison J. laborer, dwl with William P. Brooks
Dennison James G. dwl Dolores nr Center
Dennoe Alfred, clerk. National, 66 Merchant,

bds with Elizabeth Dennoe
Dennoe Elizabeth (widow), dress-maker S s

Jessie bet Second and Third
Denny Arneaud (Millou k, D.) 153 Sansome, dwl

NW cor Pacific and Sansome
Denny Charles, clerk for J. J. Denny
Denny Charles W. carpenter, dwl with Joseph

J. Denny
Denny Edward, clerk, G. B. Hitchcock, 109 San
Denny John W. house and sign-painter, 145

Sansome, dwl 263 Stockton
Denny Joseph, blacksmith, bds 28 Battery
Denny Joseph J. contractor, dwl W s Hawthorne

bet Folsom and Harrison
Denny William W. clerk with W. H. Wood &

Co. dwl with Jos. J. Denny
De Pass Mary A. (widow), adjuster, U. S. Branch

Mint, dwl Mason nr Union
De Place Emile, proptr Steamboat Point House,
works at Yulcan Iron Works, dwl S s
Townsend nr Third
De Prefontaine J. R. editor, dwl NE cor Kearny

and California
Derbec E. publisher Echo du Pacifique, 124 Sac-
ramento, dwl Yirginia
Derby Edward M. ofif 79 Front, dwl E s Powell

nr Washington
Derby John C. real estate agent, dwl E s Buena

Yista bet Sacramento and California
Derby 0. E. drayman, 8 Clay
Derby S. J. brass-finisher at 58 Halleck
Dereins Hypolite, butcher-stall, 2 Clay St. Mkt
Derham James, bakery, NE cor Yallejo and

Stockton
Derkheim Frank, book-keeper, Loning & Feuer-
stein, dwl E s Hawthorne bet Folsom and
Harrison
Dermody Michael, drayman, dwl W s Prospect

Place bet Pine and California
DE RO {Charles) & ELDRIDGE {J. Oscar) auc-
tioneers, SE cor Front and California, dwl
South Park
Derond Fran9ois, painter, E s Rassette Place,

No. 1 nr Sutter
De Rone Edward, blacksmith, bds 46 Sansome
Derrick Henry, bell-ringer City Hall, dwl Knick-
erbocker Engine House
Derrick Kate M. Mrs. cigars, 113 Washington
Derrick William H. liquors, 113 Washington, dwl

234 Washington
De Sagaud Charles, book-keeper, dwl W s Mont-
gomery nr Pacific
Descasco Luke, laborer, dwl 6 Spofford
Deschasnay, rran9ois, waiter Union Hotel, Plaza
Desenfant Eugene, washman. Third nr Steven-
son, dwl S s Tehama bet Fourth and Fifth
Desfarges Frederick, liquor-saloon, 68 Kearny

SAN FRANCISCO [ D ] DIRECTORY.

103

Deshields Louis, physician, dwl N s Folsora bet

Third and Fourtli
Desire Jean, sausage-maker, dwl 63 Merchant
Desman Felix, carpenter, dwl W s Mason bet

Vnllejo and Broadway
Desman >iicliael, carpenter, dwl W s Mason bet

Vallejo and Broadway
DESMOND PATRICK, boarding, 90 Pino
Desmond Patrick, laborer. Fort Point
Desprez Constant, groceries and liquors, SE cor

Dupont and Clay
Desroziers E. & Co. dealers in liquors and pro-
visions, 123 Commercial
Dessort Eugene (Favre, Pionneau & Co.) dwl "W s

Montgomery nr Pacific
De Tavel Achille, veterinary surgeon, 129 Pine
Detels Henry, clerk, with John Detels, NW cor

Sutter and Dupont
Detels John, groceries and liquors, SE cor Har-
rison and Main, and NW cor Sutter and

Dupont, dwl E s Fremont bet Bryant and

Harrison
Detels Martin, clerk, with John Detels dwl cor

Harrison and Main
Detrick Eddington, bag factory, S s Market nr

First, bds with Mrs. M. A. Washburn
Detrick Edward, bag factory, 58 Claj'^, dwl Kear-
ny bet Green and Union
Detrick H. bag-maker, dwl Kearny bet Green

and Union
Dettener George {Ulrich &, D.) dwl 156 Pacific
Detterding Henry C. clerk for Lewis Buck SE

cor Dupont and Geary
Dettle Max, cooper, with Adam Meyer
Dettlebach Morris, dwl 113 Folsom
Dettman Henry {Ityen & D.) SE cor Bush and

Sansome
D'Eu Alphonse, proprietor Sutter Bakery, S s

Sutter bet Stockton and Powell
D'Eu Company, office 93 Montgomery Block
Deubief liippolyte {Joseph Deubief & Co.) dwl

354 Stockton
Deubief Joseph & Co. [Ilij^polyte Deubief^ sauce

manufacturers 354 Stockton, rear
De Uprey Samuel, commission merchant, dwl N

s Berry bet Dupont and Clara
Deussing Otto, importer fancy goods, etc. 274

Stockton
Deutsch Jacob, bar-keeper, Louisiana Saloon
De Valke Henry, boarding, East nr Jackson
Devallason Oscar, dwl Annie bet Eddy and Ellis
Dovenny Terrence, drayman, dwl 11 Minnie
Devereaux Nicholas, hostler, dwl 125 Pine
Deviercy Eugene {Frontier & D. and A. Dubois

& Co.) dwl Isdel Place nr Bush
Deville Francis, baker, for Mrs. E. C. Winn, dwl

164 Commercial
Devine D. D. with M. Bernheim 104 Clay
Devine Dennis, confectioner, 25 Clay
Devine Dennis, liquors, 18-7 Montgomery, dwl

Pacific nr Montgomery
Devine Michael H. intelligence office, 130 Kearny
Devine William, dwl Yansen bet Lombard and

Greenwich
Devitt Edward, driver, Logue & Skelly, bds Mrs.

Margaret Lyons
Devlin Elizabeth Mrs. (widow) washing, dwl N

s Post bet Kearny and Montgomery

Devlin James, carpenter, bds with Arthur Kelly

Devlin John, hackman, bds with Mrs. A. T.
Kenny

Dcvney Joseph, ballaster, dwl 231 Kearny

Devoe Alexander, annealer, U. S. B. M. dwl 15
Albion Place

Devoe Benjamin 0. builder, dwl 270 Powell

DEVOE {James) & CO. {James Devoe, Jr. k
Samuel Dinsmore) proprietors S. F. Machine
Works, SW cor Market and Fremont, dwl
Sansome Street House

Devoe James Jr. {Devoe & Co.) dwl Sansome
Street House

Devoe Maria (widow) nurse, dwl NW cor Jessie
and Annie

De Yries George, clerk, dwl E s Selina Place nr
California

De Yries J. salesman, 74 Commercial, dwl Powell
nr Washington

Devries Jens C. dwl N s Folsom bet Third and
Fourth

Dewar {John) & Gehricki {0. F.) shipping and
commission merchants, cor Commercial and
East up stairs, dwl 64 Montgomery

Dewey Eugene, dwl Oriental Hotel

Dewey Samuel L. merchant, dwl NW cor Du-
pont and California

DEWEY S. P. & SON ( William P. Dewey) real
estate agents and auctioneers, 112 Mont-
gomery, bds Oriental Hotel

Dewey William P. {S. P. Deuey & Son) bds
Oriental Hotel

Dewhurst G. bds What Cheer House

DE WITT {Alfred) KITTLE {Nicholas G.) &
CO. (/. G. Kittle) shipping and commission
merchants, 189 and 191 Sansome, resides
New York

De W'itt Andrew, carpenter, dwl E s Fourth
bet Mission and Market

Dexter Charles H. driver for Wells, Fargo «&
Co. dwl 23 Central Place

Dexter Franklin, book-keeper, with Locke & Mon-
tague, bds 269 Stockton

Dexter Henry, dwl NW cor Stockton and Pa-
cific

Dexter Peter B. secretary Mechanics Institute,
dwl SW cor Sacramento and Stockton

De Young, Amelia (widow) dwl 122 Bush

De Zaido Ramon, dwl S s Center bet Guerrero
and Valencia

Dias Thomas, dwl 375 Stockton

Diaz Caroline Mrs. teacher of Spanish, 234 Wash

Dibbern H. clerk, 152 Kearny

Dibblee Albert {Crosby & D.) Ill Battery

Dicaud Joseph, grocer, cor Dupont and Vallejo

Dick David {W>n. Horr & Co.) dwl 39 Davis

Dick Stephen W. (TTm. Horr & Co.) dwl S s
Vallejo bet Stockton and Powell

Dickerman Lyman, Bay State Lodgings E s
Front bet Sacramento and Com up stairs

Dickerson David E. carpenter, 183 Montgomery,
dwl Chambers nr Front

Dickeson Amelia A. Mrs. (colored) washing,
dwl 2 Brooklyn Place

Dickeson Francis A. (colored) cook, dwl 2 Brook-
lyn Place

Dickey George S. Jr. druggist, 86 Montgomery,
dwl 252 Powell

104

SAN FRANCISCO [D] DIRECTORY.

Dickinson Clms. 11. boarding, G Beldon's Block,

Market
Dickinson Harvey, bag-maker, dwl 7 Virginia
Dickinson L. AV. stone-cutter. Fort Point
Dickinson 0. Jr. {11 E. Breuster & Co.) bds S s

Pacilic bet Stockton and Virginia
Dickinson Stanliope, painter, dwl SW cor Bush

and Trinity
Dickinan Elizabeth (widow) dwl with John

Levy N s Suttor bet Dupont and Stockton

Dicks James, bds Columbia PIousc, Stewart

Dicks Rolwrt, laborer, bds with Wm. Fitzpatrick

DICKSON (//. N.) DE WOLF & CO. {George

Camphell & Charles F. Lott) commission

mcrciiants S s Merchant nr Battery, resi-
dence London
Diedcriciisen Charles, proprietor Gorman Hall,

55 Montgomery
Diehl Christopher, barber, at "What Cheer House
Dieler Frederick, laborer, 201 Jackson
Diemar Francis, gunsmith, bds New York Hotel
Dierck Cliarles, melter, at 108 Battery
Dierck F. A. melter and refiner, dwl E s Mason

bet Lombard and Chesnut
Dierks John, bds S. F. Sugar Refinery
Dietrich (John) & Co. groceries, SE cor Mason

and Vallejo
Dietrich ( IV. E.) & Bowen {J. B.) pork, lard and

bacon, 5-4 Wash Market dwl 3 Virginia PI
Dietterle Christopher F. carriage-maker, N s

Market bet Sansome and Battery dwl SB

cor Mary Lane and Berry
Dietterlen (Julius) &, Co. (J. C. Lutz) butchers,

57 Kearny
DIETZ (A. G.) & CO. oil and camphene, office

132 Washington, factory Natoma bet first

and Second dwl 5 Perry
Dietz Adam, barber, dwl 346 Stockton
Dietz Samuel, superintendent camphene works,

48 Front bds with A. C. Dietz
Diffenderffer Joseph T. carpenter, bds S s Bran-
nan bet Simmons and Harris
Difley Peter, brick-layer, dwl N s Geary bet

Dupont and Stockton
Diggs William H. captain brig W. D. Rice, pier

20 Stewart
Dijean Garcia, carpenter, dwl Green nr Dupont
Dikeman D. S. dwl 162 Sacramento
Dilhorn (N. B.) & Co. gas-fitters, Mont nr Wash
DILLON GEORGE J. book-keeper, Southgate

& Mitchell dwl Tehama bet First and Second
Dillon James, shoe-maker, at 169 Washington

dwl Bailot Alley nr Vallejo
Dillon John H. secretary British Consul, 126

California
Dillon John P. clerk, for Thomas Dillon SE cor

Post and Kearny
Dillon Luke, dwl S s Bryant nr Third
Dillon Michael, laborer, dwl 350 Stockton, rear
Dillon Robert, clerk for Thomas Dillon, SB cor

Post apd Kearny
Dillon Thos. hardware, SE cor Post and Kearny
Dimon John, teamster, bds with John Couch,

Dolores
Dimon J. S. (7. B. Purely & Co.) res New York
Dimond Kate Miss, domestic, with R. C. Rogers

S s Brannan bet Second and Third
Dimond M. tailor, 77 Merchant

Dindrida Manuel, waiter, Stewart St. Restaurant
Diugee Charles M. ship-joiner, dwl N s Stevenson

bet First and Second
Dingle George R. engineer, stmr Sophie McLean

dwl S s Minnie bet Second and Third
Dingley Charles, captain schr Mary A. Evans

Washington Street Wharf
Dinglej' Thomas F. dwl N s Pine nr Dupont
Dingley William H. (Folsom & D.) dwl SE cor

Post and Kearny
Dinkelspiel L. (Simon & D.) dwl 66 Sansome
Dinsmore Samuel (Devoe & Go.) dwl 12 Sansome
Dios Sepulbada John, teacher, dwl 325 Dupont,

rear
Dirking Auguste, watch-maker, 40 Pacific dwl

cor Sansome and California
Dirks Teresa Mrs. New Texas House 33 Clay
Dissat Antoine, barber, with Fayard & Constant
Dittes Michael, at Cochituate Baths, 57 Snnsome
Ditty Samuel, furniture wagon, SW cor Clay and

Montgomery dwl N s Folsom bet Harris and

Simmons
Divid Elenore Madame, dress-maker, 166 Sac
Dixon Clement, liquors, 83 Sacramento dwl S s

Natoma bet Second and Third
Dixon Emma G. (widow) dress-maker,at248 Clay
DIXON (John) BROTHERS & CO. (Samuel

Dixon) imps and dealers in dry-goods, 113

Montgomery resides New York
Dixon Lucas, salesman, with Dixon, Brothers &

Co. dwl S s Clay bet Dupont and Stockton
Dixon Richard, engineer, dwl E s Stockton bet

Greenwich and Lombard
Dixon Robert, book-keeper, Dixon, Brothers &

Co. bds Metropolitan Hotel
Dixon Samuel, (D., Brothers & Co.) dwl E s

Dupont bet California and Pine
Disson Edward C. tailor, bds Niantic Hotel
Dizeny Paul, carpenter, bds 89 Bush
Doak Jas. at U. S. Bakery, bds with E. G. Doyle
Doane Albert, dwl N s Filbert bet Kearny and

Dupont
DOANE CHARLES, sheriff, city and county

San Francisco, office City Hall dwl N s

Minnie bet First and Second
Doane John 0. book-keeper, with Kerby, Byrne

& Co. dwl Kearny
Doane Mary W. (widow) dwl wnth Charles Doane
Dober Joseph, carpenter, dwl Third nr Folsom
Dobezensky Morris, stoves, gas-meters, etc.,

6 First
Doble Abner, (Nelson & D.) 89 Pine dwl Presidio

Road
Dobsen Henry, blacksmith, SW cor Beale and

Mission
Dobson Peter, ship-wright, dwl N s Perry bet

Second and Third
Dodd Robert, mattrcss-maker, dwl 116 Front
Dodge Arthur, (Kingsbury & D.) dwl SW cor

Broadway and Snnsome
Dodge Daniel, butcher, dwl NE cor Second and

Tehama
Dodge E. K. & Co. com merchants, 69 Clay
Dodge Francis, carpenter, dwl 52 St. Mark's PI
Dodge Franklin, with W. L. Richardson, dwl

Anthony
DODGE (H. L.) & SHAW (John) com merchants,

94 Front dwl SW cor Cal and Prospect PI

SAN FRANCISCO [ D ] DIRECTORY.

105

Dodgo Josiah, driver. City Laundry SW cor

Brannan and Tliird
Dodgo J. W. dentist, 172 Washington, bds 74

Jackson
Dodge William, clerk, bds SW cor Branuan and

Third
Dodge William K. {Hulhurt & D.) cor Tyler and

Lark in
Dodge William W. book-keeper, 54 Front dwl

Jackson near Powell
Dodson GrilSu (colored) waterman, 292 Pacific,

rear
Dodson S. bds Tremont House
Doe B. & J. S. importers doors, sashes and blinds,

junction Market and California, bds 22 San
Doe Charles F. book-keeper, with B. & J. S. Doe

bds with Luther Knight
Doe Johu S. {B. & J. S. I).) dwl cor Bush and

Sansome
Doe Luke, bakery, N s Mission bet Fourth and

Fifth
Doe Warren K. dwl 204 Stockton
Doeren William, dwl Auburn bet Jackson and

Pacific
Doermer Valentine A. boots and shoes, 85 Bush
Doescher Claus ( Van Glenn & D.) dwl NW cor

First and Stevenson
Doescher Henry [Dahsen & D.) dwl cor Jessie

and Annie
Doescher John, driver, for Delabanty & Skelly bds

with Michael Skelly
Doescher John, grocery, SE cor Sansome and

Jackson
Doherty George, ship-joiner, dwl N s Minnie bet

Second and Third
Doherty James, laborer, S. F. Sugar Refinerj dwl

S 8 Harrison bet Price and Harris
Doherty John, dwl Yansen bet Lombard and

Greenwich
Doherty John, laborer, S. F. Sugar Refinery dwl

S s Harrison bet Price and Harris
Doherty John C. furniture and bedding, 211 Clay

dwl S s Union bet Powell and Mason
Doherty Margaret (widow) furnished rooms dwl

186 Stockton
Doherty Michael, saddles and harness, 132 Kearny
Dolau James, laborer, bds Lewis Place bet Jones

and Taylor
Dolan James, laborer, Fort Point
Dolan John, vegetables, dwl N s Minnie bet

Third and Fourth
Dolan Margaret Mrs. (widow), dwl Lewis Place

bet Jones, Taylor, Sutter and Post
Dolan ilichael, appraiser's dept Custom House,

dwl N s Vallejo nr Montgomery
Dolan Michael, cab-driver, dwl W s Powell nr

Washington
Dolan Michael, clerk, dwl 215 Jackson
Dolan Michael, teamster, dwl 67 Pine
Dolan Michael, laborer, bds Lewis Place bet

Jones and Taylor
Dolan Patrick, laborer, dwl 67 Pine
Dolan Peter, clerk with P. Wade, bds St. Charles

Hotel
Dolan n; 'hard, Wade's Stables, dwl 126 Bdy
Doh'.i 1". 'lias, laborer, S. F. Sugar Eclinery
DoLii is F. brick-layer, bds with Arthur

Dolan William B. wood and coal, hay and grain,

E 8 Third bet Mission and Howard
Dole John S & Co. imjis boots and shoes, 68 Bat-
tery and 126 Conmiercial, dwl N s Union bet
Dupont and Kearny
Dolet Augusta, 18 New Market, dwl Pfeiffer nr

Stockton
Dolf Marcus, seaman, dwl W s Battery nr Pacific
Dolheguy B. imp wines and liquors, 119 Front,

dwl' 118 Front
Dolidon Eugene, copyist, dwl 182 Stockton
Doling P. F. capt stmr Guadalupe
D'Oliveira Emanuel, physician, 228 Wash, rear
Dolling Henry, boatman, dwl SW cor Fremont

and Folsom
DoUiver John, pilot, cor Washington and East
Dolphus William (colored), boot-black, dwl Bush

nr Montgomery
Dolson De Witt C. fishmonger, New World Mar-
ket, dwl cor Fifth and Market
Domenico Cometti, fruits, 332 Stockton
Domett Charles H. stables, S s Stevenson nr First,

dwl W s Domett Alley nr Bush
Domett William E. pilot, cor Washington and

East, bds with Walter 0. Henderson
Donahue Dennis, boiler-maker. Union Foundry
Donahue D. M. printer, 118 Mont, up-stairs
DONAHUE JAMES, president S. F. Gas Co.

dwl NW cor Beale and Harrison
Donahue James, baker with Geo. P]llis, dwl N 8

Jessie bet First and Second
Donahue John, laborer. Fort Point
Donahue Michael, liquor saloon, 192 Jackson
Donahue Patrick, painter, dwl 103 Kearny
Donahue Patrick, stone-cutter, dwl W s Dupont

nr Francisco
DONAHUE PETER, proplr Union Foundry,
NE cor First and Mission, dwl 58 Minnie
(see advertisement)
Donaldson John, proptr Oakley's Saloon, NE cor

Clay and Kearny
Donaldson Thomas P. bar-keeper with John Don-
aldson, dwl Market op Kearny
Donaldson W. bds What Cheer House
Donaldson William, boot-maker, dwl S s Steven-
son bet First and Second
Donavan Timothy, laborer, dwl E s Dupont bet

Market and Geary
Dondero B. gardener, dwl W 8 Wood bet Mission

and Market
Dondero Leonardo, gardener, dwl cor Dolores

and Tracy
Donegan Patrick, blacksmith, dwl 8 Milton Place
Donelly Thomas, fireman, dwl 38 Commercial
Donheimer F. jeweler with J. C. Herringer, dwl

S s Post bet Dupont and Stockton
Donlan Joseph M. watchman, Tehama House
Donlen James T. stone-cutter, 157 Sacramento
Donley John, laborer, bds 20 First
Donnellan Benjamin C. builder, dwl 1 30 Bush
Donnelly Andrew, toy-shop, 10 Kearny, dwl

Tyler bet Jones and Market
Donnelly Andrew, laborer, dwl 92 Jessie
Donnelly Cornelius, tailor, 210 Kearny
Donnelly Luke E. {Durning D. & Co!) dwl Me-
tropolitan Hotel
Donnelly John, Washington House, SE cor Ore-
gon and Davis

106

SAN FRANCISCO [D] DIRECTORY.

Donnelly Miclmcl, laborer, S. F. Sugar Refinery,

dwl S s Minnie bet Third and Fourth
Donnelly Patrick, waiter, Railroad House
Donnelly Peter, milkman, dwl cor Hyde and

Pacific
Donnelly Rosina (widow), dwl TT s Fifth bet

Natoma and Mission
Donner Peter, cook, 100 Kearny
Donnet {Peter) k Bartbolemy {Alexander), wheel-
wrights, N 8 Broadway nr Stockton
Donnoltz Mathew, brick-layer, bds 18 Bush
Donnovan Cornelius, boarding, X s Chambers

bet Battery and Front
Donnovan Jeremiah, laborer, bds with Owen

Hayes
Donnovan Michael, with Richard Carl
Donohoe Joseph A. {Eugene Kelly & Co.), dwl

"W s Powell nr Jackson
Donohue Cornelius, laborer, dwl with Thomas

Morony, Boston Place
Donohue Cornelius T. laborer, bds 90 Pine
Donohue Daniel, printer, Monitor OfSce, bds 46

Sansome
Donohue John, dwl N s Pacific bet Mason and

Taylor
Donohue Terrence, laborer, bds 46 Sansome
Donohue Timothy, laborer, dwl E s Dupont bet

Busli and Sutter
Donovan Anne Miss, dwl with Oliver L. Morrell
Donovan Bridget Mrs. washing, dwl S s Hinkley

nr Dupont
Donovan C. steward, American Exchange
Donovan Dennis, gardener, dwl E s Sansome nr

Pacific
Donovan Eugene, laborer, dwl S s Sutter bet

Powell and Stockton
Donovan James ( THY^-ey & Z>.), 70 Davis, dwl

cor Turk and Larkin
Donovan James, laborer, dwl Stockton nr Fil-
bert, rear
Donovan James, laborer, dwl S a Natoma bet

First and Second
Donovan James B. bds 229 Clay
Donovan John, groceries, S'W' cor Price and

Mission
Donovan Michael, laborer, TO Sutter
Donovan Timothy, boots and shoes, cor Sansome

and Jackson, dwl Hinkley nr Dupont
Donzel Amie J. clerk, stmr Guadalupe, bds with

Simon Hammerschmith
Donzelman John F. groceries and liquors, NE

cor California and Kearny
Donzelman John H. groceries, SE cor Bush and

Sansome, dwl 42 and 44 Bryant Place
Doolan Thomas, brick-layer, dwl'E s Jessie bet

First and Second
Doolittle W. G. teacher of penmanship, 88 Mont-
gomery, dwl N 8 Washington nr Mason
Dooley {Maurice J.) & Co. ofiBce N s Third bet

Folsom and Howard, res Stockton
Door Robert S. dsvl 10 Montgomery
Doran David, ship-carpenter," dwl E s First bet

Harrison and Bryant
Doran Peter, butchfer^ dwl S s Natoma, bet Fifth

and Simmons
Doran "William, watchman, Custom House
Dorcan William, turner, dwl 323 Dupont
DORE {Benjamin) & HAVENS {Henry T.) lum-

ber, cor Market and Spear, dwl E s First
bet Folsom and Howard

Dore Edward W. drayman, dwl S s Folsom bet
Third and Fourth

Dore {Maurice) & Co. (L. Girard) wholesale
wines and liquors, NW cor Battery and Mer-
chant, dwl SE cor Powell and Jackson

Dorland Henry, box-maker, with Hobbs, Gil-
more & Co.

Dorland James F. expressman, bds cor Corbett
and Dolores

DORLAND THOMAS, farmer, dwl cor Dolores
and Corbett

Dorm an Joel G. carpenter, S s Bush nr Kearny,
bds with Wra. Jenner

Dorman John, calker, dwl S s Stevenson bet First
and Second

Dormitzer L. book-keeper, with Adelsdorfer Bros,

Dorothy P. carpenter, dwl S s Union bet Powell
and Mason

Dorothy Thomas, stone-cutter, Oriental Rice Mills

Dorr Clarendon H. author, dwl NE cor Clay and
Dupont

Dorr J. A. ( Wilson & 2>.) dwl 48 Commercial

Dorr Jason B. stevedore, bds Am'can Exchange

Dorrington Daniel W. (colored) barber, S s Mar-
ket bet First and Second

Dorsey Edward, seaman, dwl W s Beale bet Fol-
som and Harrison

Dorsey James, plasterer, dwl Oak bet Post and
Geary

Dorsey John, laborer, dwl Union Alley bet Pow-
ell and Mason

Dort Cesar, cook. Metropolitan Hotel

Dort Harman, dwl W s Davis nr Yallejo

Doscher Henry, bds E s Fourth bet Market and
Mission

Doscher {Hermann) & Co. ( Clav^ W. Mahland)
groceries and liquors, NW comer Third and
Everett

Doscher John, groceries, SW cor Battery and
Broadway, dwl E s Fourth bet Market and
Mission

Doscher U. {Christian & D.) corner Union and
Gaines

Doschir John D. groceries, cor Front and Oregon

Dott {Andreiv) and Mitchell {James) liquors, 149
Battery, dwl Montgomery bet Vallejo and
Green

Doty W. R. book-keeper, 48 Battery, dwl S s
Harrison nr Third

Doud Aaron F. furniture, NE cor Pine and Mont-
gomery, dwl cor Bush and Sansome

Doud Philo, carpenter, W s Third bet Everett
and Hovrard, dwl N s Tehama bet First
and Second

Doud Rowland, newspaper-carrier, dwl S s Na-
toma nr Second

Dougart John, butcher, Clipper Market, Jackson
nr Drumm

Dougherty Bernard, clerk, with Benjamin S.
Brooks, dwl 163 Montgomery

Dougherty Bridget Miss, dwl "W s Dupont bet
Geary and O'Farrell

Dougherty George, engineer, Montgomery Baths,
dwl Sacramento bet Mason and Taylor

Dougherty George ( Craig & Co.) dwl cor Jane
and ilinnie

SAN FRANCISCO [D] DIRECTORY.

107

Dougherty Goorgo S. M. rigger, dwl W s Fro-

raout nr Harrison
Dougherty Hugh, dwl N s Commercial nr Drumm
Dougherty Hugh, bds with Michael McKenna,

SE Brannan Street Bridge, Potrero
Douglas Thomas U. clerk, with I. Friodlandor,

dwl N s Busli above Powell
Douglas William, speculator, dwl 36 Mont
Douglass Edward, dwl E a Powell bet Post and

Sutter
Douglass Ellen A. (widow) dwl E 8 Powell bet

Post and Sutter
Douglass Hannibal, dwl Davis nr Jackson
Douglass John Thomas, dwl E s Powell bet Post

and Sutter
Douglass Robert, drives for Logue <fe Skelly, dwl

with Terrence Biggey
Douglass William A. physician, NW cor Jackson

and Montgomery, dwl Virginia Block
Douglass William J. sailmaker, dwl XW cor

Pine and Powell
Douglass William P. boarding, 32 Natoma
Douglass William Y. capt police, dwl N s Geary

bet Dupont and Kearny
Doussan Jean B. dwl E s Fourth nr Folsom
Dove William, liquors, W s Front nr Tallejo
Dove William H. coach-painter, dwl Third near

Folsom
Dover Joseph, carpenter, dwl E s Ritch bet Fol-
som and Harrison
DOW {James G.) CHILDS {0. W.) & CO. (/. A.

Butters) wholesale grocers, 90 Front, dwl S

s Tehama nr Second
Dow John R. provisions, 41 Sacramento, bds Sec-
ond nr Harrison
Dow N. G. clerk, with J. R. Stewart & Co. bds

Carswell House
Dow Wm. H. merchant, dwl W s Second bet

Folsom and Harrison
Dowd John, laborer, dwl E s Sansome nr Pacific
Do well Jas. paper-hanger, bds Brooklyn Hotel
Dowland John, calker, bds 18 Sansome
DOWLING BART, editor Monitor, 113 Mont-
gomery, res Contra Costa
Dowling Francis, salesman, with Lockwood &

Hendrie, dwl Clary nr Ritch
Dowling Honoria Mrs. groceries, SE cor Union

and Stockton
Dowling James, at Gordon's Sugar Refinery,

bds Bryants Hotel, cor Mission and John-
ston
Dowling James, cabinet-maker, with Philo Doud,

Third nr Howard
Dowling M. W. cigars, 130 Montgomery
Dowling Richard, harness-maker, at 82 Battery
Downer Fenno, physician, office 126 Mont
Downer Frederick, carpenter, dwl W s Trinity

bet Bush and Sutter
Downer Thomas P. collector. Pacific Wharf, dwl

cor Pacific and Davis
Downer Richard, plasterer, bds 18 Bush
Downes Charles J. with Frank Baker, 112 Clay,

bds SW cor Post and Dupont
Downes Kate E. Miss, principal intermediate de-

partnient Greenwich St. School
Downe:- .^ ihn M. produci;, dwl S s Market near

^ Thi: ;

Downey .lames, clerk, bds with A. C. Dietz

Downey Patrick, carpenter, dwl SW cor Hyde

and Post
Downie James J. book-keeper, with A. C. Dietz

& Co. bds 5 Perry
Downing Morris, bar-keeper, Nightingale cor Cen-
ter and Mission
Downs Alva, teamster, for G. A. Meigs
Downs George W. clerk, dwl W s Johnston bet

Mission and Market
Downs Henry, porter, 41 Commercial
DOWS JAMES & CO. (John Dows and Jam£s

Mairs) distillers, 30 Front, dwl Oriental

Hotel
Dows John {James Dows & Co.) dwl Mission bet

Fourth and Fifth
Doyle Elizabeth Mrs. dwl W s Powell bet Green

and Union
Doyle Eugene G. dwl E s Beale bet Folsom and

Harrison
Doyle Hugh, dwl Pratt Court nr California
Doyle James, builder, dwl NE cor Powell and

Greenwich
Doyle James L. carpenter and builder, 254 Pa-
cific
Doyle {James R) & Anderson {Thomas) coal yard,

S s Jackson nr Stockton, dwl N s Jackson

bet Powell and Stockton
Doyle John, butcher, dwl Metropolitan Hotel
Doyle John, dwl N s Bryant bet Second and

Third
Doyle John, proprietor National House, Pacific

nr Broadway
Doyle Joseph, hack-driver, dwl 32 Montgomery
Doyle Mary Mrs. dwl cor Sacramento and Tay
Doyle Michael J. liquors, SW corner Third and

Minnie
Doyle Morris, blacksmith, at 27 Sansome, dwl S

s Jessie bet First and Second
Doyle ]\rorris, painter, dwl 260 Pacific, rear
Doyle Patrick, pressman, Alta California
Doyle Peter, laborer, S. F. Water Works, dwl 6

Spofford
Doyle Richard, carpenter, W s Mary bet Minnie

and Mission
Doyle, Richard, hatter, dwl NE corner Front and

Oregon
Doyle Thomas, painter, dwl 260 Pacific, rear
DOYLE THOMAS, liquors, 76 Kearny, dwl W s

Dupont nr Geary
Doyle Thomas, carpenter, bds New Orleans Hs
Doyle William R. porter, dwl with Martin Kelly
Drabe John, long-shoreman, dwl cor Clay and

East
Drahar Patrick, laborer, dwl N s Green bet Pow-
ell and Stockton, rear
Drain James, machinist, Sutter Iron Works, cor

Beale and Folsom
Drak Hellen, dwl cor Sacramento and Drumm
Drake E. B. field-note clerk, U. S. Surveyor-Gen-
eral 72 Montgomery Block
Drake G. W. {Uayivard & D.) dwl Presidio Road
Drake Josiah, dwl Sonoma Place nr Vallejo
Drapp William, saddler with Chas. Ilelke, E s

Third bet Mission and Coward
Drell Ida F. (widow) dwl W s Stockton bet Bush

and Sutter
Drescher Valentine, compositor, National, dwl E

s Dupont bet Post and Sutter

108

SAN FRANCISCO [D] DIRECTORY.

Drescher Sedonicr (widow) dwl E a Dupont bet

Sutter and Post
Dreniui John, proprietor Sutter St. House, N a

Suiter bet Kearny and Montj^omery
Dreonan John, carpenter, Ilawtliorno nr Folsom

dwl N 8 Sutter bet Mont and Kearny
Drcsel Emile (Kuchel & D.{ 174 Clay
Drew C. W. Sacramento messenger Freeman &

Co.'s Express
Drew Henry B. bds Columbia Hotel
Drew Henry P. grocer, bds 119 Pine
Drew John, clerk, dwl 18 Minnie
Drew Mary A. (widow) dwl 18 Minnie
Drews John H. laborer, S. F. Sugar Refinery,

bds N\V cor Folsom and Simmons
Dreyer Carl, clerk, NW cor Davis and "Washing-
ton
Dreyfous Edward, clerk, 137 Sacramento, dwl

A''allejo nr Powell
Dryfuse B. S. {Sanford &, Co.) 121 Sacramento
Dreypoelclier Frederic H. cabinet-maker, at 182

Mont, dwl Virginia nr Pacitic
Driefold Edward, dwl N s Vallejo bet Powell and

Stockton
Driffel F. Henry, Empire Bakery, N s Bush near

Powell
Driggs Joseph D. book-keeper and collector, 40

Washington
Drill Frederick Mrs. (widow) dwl W s Stockton

bet Bush and Sutter
Drinkhouse Henry S. student with R. Beverly

Cole, 228 Washington
Drinkhouse J. A. tobacco and cigars, 96 Front
Driscol Richard, mason, dwl E s Belden bet Pine

and Bush
Driscoll Charles, boatman, dwl E s Hodges Place

nr Vallejo
Driscoll Cornelius, laborer, dwl S s St. Mark's

Place bet Dupont and Stockton
DRISCOLL {Daniel) & STEVENS {H. D.) Dan's

Saloon, liquors and oysters, 138 Mont
Driscoll Dennis, laborer, dwl N s Hinkley nr

Kearny
Driscoll Frank, laborer, dwl S s Union bet Mont-
gomery and Sansorae
Driscoll James, laborer. Fort Point
Driscoll Jeremiah, gardener, dwl with Ed. Smith
Driscoll Johanna (widow) dwl N s Clary bet Ritch

and Fourth
Drisscol Jeremiah, carpenter, boards Mechanic's

Boarding House, Market
Drish John M. salesman with Lock wood, Ewell

& Co. dwl 105 Dupont
Droger Henry, (Thyarks & D.) SE cor Pine & Bat
Drouaillet Gustave, label lithographer, cor Kear-
ny and Washington
Drouet Joseph, lodgings, N s Pacific nr Stock
Drouet Victor (Praget & B.) dwl 402 Stockton
Drouilhat (John) & Leroux (Charles) billiard

manufactory, 108 Broadway
DRUCKER AUGUSTE, Eureka Baths, N s Pa-
cific nr Sausome, dwl Sausome bet Pacific

and Broadway
Drucker(£'.) Bottchlh (D.) & Co. groceries, N s

Green bet Kearny and Dupont
Drucker John, grocer, N s Vallejo nr Mont
Drufl'el Henry F. proprietor Empire Bakery, N

s Bush bet Powell and Mason

Drugan Samuel, plasterer, N s Jessie bet First
and Second

Druhe John H. groceries, NW cor Bush and Bat-
tery, and SW cor Montgomery and Jackson,
dwl Union bet Dupont and Kearny

Druinmoud David B. machinist, dwl SW cor
Brannan and Third

Drummond Joseph, boiler-maker, bds 10 San

Drury Charles W. merchant, 185 California

Du A'Mile Robert, chemist, oflice Stevenson nr
Second, dwl SE cor Sac and Davis

Duane William R. compositor. Spirit of the Times
and Fireman's Journal

Dubaskie Alexander, jeweler, dwl Green nr Du-
pont

Dubitjne' Dissere, dwl 243 Sacramento

DUBOIS A. & CO. {P. Frontier & E. Deviercy)
watch-makers and jewelers, 129 Montgome-
ry (see advertisement)

Dubois Auguste, dwl 132 Clay

Dubois James (Russell & D.) dwl American Ex-
change

Dubois James L. paying-teller, Mark Brumagim
& Co. dwl with'Edward P. Flint

Dubois Pauline Miss, with Peter Job, dwl cor
Clay and Saosome

Dubroca C. book-keeper, 127 Jackson

DUBROCA M. importer of wines and liquors,
127 Jackson

Dubroca M. Jr. clerk, 127 Jackson

Ducatel Agathe Loire (widow) vegetables. Clay
St. Market, dwl 63 Merchant

Ducastre John, cook, 35 St. Mary

Duchenberg Morris, furniture, E s Second nr
Market, dwl N s Jessie bet First and Sec

Duchesueau John C. blacksmith, bds with Fran-
cis Daunet

Ducker (C.) & Co. (Henry Seigmundt) groceries,
cor Stout Alley and Jackson

Ducong John, drayman, dwl W s Sonoma Place
nr Green

Ducroquet Hypolite, dish-washer, 195 Kearny

Dudley Eliza E. (widow) dwl S s Natoma bet
First and Second

Dudley Guilford L. agent for H. W. Bradley, dwl
182 California

Duer Beverly C. Deputy County Clerk, dwl cor
Third and Harrison

DUER WILLIAM, County Clerk, off City Hall,
dwl N s Harrison bet First and Fremont

Duff Henry J. millinery, SE cor Kearny and
Pine

Duff Isabella A. Mrs. millinery, SB cor Pine and
Kearny

Due James M. fruits, 235 Clay

Duff Thomas, porter, 110 Montgomery Block

Duffie Henry, waiter. What Cheer House

DufSeld George W. boatman, dwl S s Vallejo nr
Montgomery

Duffy Edward, carpenter, dwl Dupont nr Filbert,
rear

Dufl'y Hugh, upholsterer, N s Broadway bet Pow-
ell and Stockton

Duffy Hyacinth, dwl E s Sonoma Place near
Union

Duffy John, laborer. Pacific Glue Factory, Pre-
sidio Road

Duffy John, laborer, S. F. Sugar Refinery

SAN FRANCISCO [D] DIRECTORY.

109

Dufly Nicholas, carpenter, dwl W s Ecker bet

Folsom and Clementina
DuRy Patrick, boatman, dwl E s TIodRes Place
Dully Patrick, laborer, dwl SW cor Laikiu and

Geary
Dufly Pillip, laborer, dwl Frank Place nr Cal
Duft'y Thomas, blacksmith, bds with Hugh Ca-
meron
Duffy Thomas, tailor, with I.E. Purdy&Co.NW

cor Sansome and Commercial
Dugau Jeremiah, laborer, bds 90 Pine
Dugan M. bds Benton House
Dugan Mark M. boot-maker, at 98 and 100 Com,

dwl N s Mission bet Second and Third
Dugan Mortimer, hostler, with P. Hunt & Co.
Dugan Patrick, boot-maker. 116 Washington
DUGAN (Richard) & WALL {Joseph G.) North-
ern P^xpress, 64 Front
Dugan Thomas, boiler-maker. Union Foundry
Dugan William, machinist, Union Foundry, bds

18 Bush
Duhaent Constant, gunsmith, 205 Washington
Duhem Constant P'o// & Co.) dwl 197 Kearny
Duhne Dedrich, drayman, dwl NW cor Powell

and Filbert
Duhring M. bds What Cheer House
Duisenberg Charles A. C. (Melius, D. & Co.) Bre-
men Consul, 70 California, dwl cor Harris

and Harrison
Duisenberg Edward, acting Bremen Consul, 70

California, dwl SE cor Harris and Harrison

Duizeny carpenter, bds 89 Bush

Dulip Auguste, grocer, SE cor Broadway and

Dupont, dwl rear 96 Broadway
Dulip {John P.) & Waddington {Alfrecl) grocer-
ies, SW cor Broadway and Dupont
Dumartheray F. 88 Montgomery Block
Dume William, grocery, SW cor Leavenworth

and Pacific
Dumestre Alexis, butcher, 9 New World Market
Dumont Victor, harness-maker, dwl Vallejo

above Dupont
Dumpey William, waiter. What Cheer House
Dunirill James, dwl S s John bet Powell and

Mason
Dunavan Michael, dwl S s Sutter bet Stockton

and Powell
Dunbar J. K. broker, 65 California
Duncan Hilarion, with D. Gibb & Co. dwl 182

California
Duncan Isabella Mrs. dwl Duncan Court
Duncan James, .ship-joiner, dwl N s Bryant bet

Third and Fourth
Duncan James C. clerk, 144 Washington, dwl N

s Vallejo bet Powell and Mason
Duncan John (colored) job-cart, SW cor Front

and Clay
Duncan John, captain schr. Roscoe, Washington

Street Wharf, resides Vallejo
Duncan Joseph C proprietor Home Journal, and

Recording Clerk, Custom House, dwl S s

Greenwich nr Stockton
Duncan .L W. builder, dwl Union nr Larkin
Duncan Peter, clerk, with Eugene Kelly & Co.

NW cor Sansome and Sacramento
Duncan William L. real estate agent, NE cor

Montgomery and Merchant, dwl E s Dupont

bet -Greenwich and Lombard

Dundan Patrick, teacher, bds with Mrs. J.
Maume, cor First and Natoma

Dungan J. Shade, mailing-clerk, Post OfiDce, dwl
S s Green bet Leavenworth and Hyde

Dungee F. G. tailor, 64 Kearny

Dungee Francis, tailor, 62 Montgomery

Dunham Edward, painter, 46 Sansome

Dunham John, dwl E s Powell bet Jackson and
Pacific

Dunham Philip, oysters, Bank Exchange, Mont-
gomery Block

Dunham Woodruff, liquors, NW cor Dupont and
Clay

Dunlap Augusta Mrs. dwl 226 Powell

Dunlap Joseph S. clerk, bds with Henry B. Piatt

Duulap William C. ship-carpenter, bds W sBeale
bet Folsom and Harrison

Dunlap William G. {French, Wilson & Co.) 115
Sacramento

Dunn Barney, watchman, Red Stables, dwl Tele-
graph Hill

Dunn Benjamin H. cabinet-maker, dwl 150 San-
some

Dunn Cornelius, carpenter, N s Tehama near
Fifth

Dunn Daniel P. vegetables, W s Second bet
Minnie and Mission

Dunn Frank, laborer, dwl Lafayette PI nr Green

Dunn George, laborer, U. S. B. M. dwl Sonoma
Place nr Union

Dunn Harry K. bar-keeper, 84 Montgomery

Dunn James, teamster, dwl N s Tehama bet
Fourth and Fifth

Dunn John, boot-maker, Stockton nr Pacific, dwl
N s Mission nr Ridley

Dunn John, carpenter, dwl N s Minnie bet Se-
cond and Third

Dunn John B. tailor, dwl Vallejo nr Dupont

Dunn Laurence, machinist. Union Foundry, dwl
N s Minnie bet Second and Third

Dunn M. bds What Cheer House

Dunn Mary A. Mrs. nurse, dwl Filbert near San-
some

Dunn N. C. baker at 31 Sacramento, dwl cor
Jane and Natoma

Dunn Peter, dwl Kearny bet Broadway and
Hinckley

Dunn P. F. boots and shoes, 88 Battery, dwl
Stevenson bet Second and Third

Dunn Thoma.s, dwl Greenwich nr Dupont

Dunn Timothy, laborer, dwl NE cor Dupont and
Ver Mehr

Dunn William, machinist, dwl W s Domett Al-
ley bet Bush and Sutter

Dunn William C. plumber, dwl N s Minnie bet
Second and Third

Dunne Patrick, boot-maker, dwl S s Stevenson
bet First and Second

Dunne William, carpenter, dwl 26 First

Dunnell John H. agent for Singer's sewing ma-
chines, 151 Sacramento

Dunnigan Patrick {Brannan & Z>.) dwl 8 Milton
Place

Dunning John, calker, bds ^ith Samuel R.Hunt

Dunnovan Conrad, laborer, dwl N s St. Marks
Place bet Dupont and Kearny

Dunnovan James, laborer, dwl S s Hunt bet Se-
cond and Third

110

SAN FRANCISCO [ E ] DIRECTORY.

Dunpliy William, dwl N a Geary bet Dupont

and Kearuy
Dunsing Frederick, groceries and liquors, SW

cor Bush and Kearny
Dunsing William, waiter, What Cheer House
Dunstan Sarah Mrs. teacher, dwl S s Washing-
ton nr Stockton
Dupicrries II. physician, dwl S s Yallejo near

Dupont
Dupoucy Julius, professor San Francisco College,

N s Bush bet Mason and Taylor
Dupont J. li. boots and shoes. 232 Washington
Du Pratt J. J. assistant editor Prices Current and

Shipping List, dwl E s Kearny bet Yallejo

and Green
Duprett William (Spratt J. & R) dwl 12 Minnie
Dupuy {Btrnard & Pierre) &Cabbannes (Joseph

& John) butchers, 3 Clay Street Market, dwl

Laguna, Presidio Road
Dupuy Constant, blacksmith, Jackson nr Battery
Dupuy (Janies) Foulkes ( Thomas) & Co. ( Wil-

liain B. Ayard and William Meek) commission

merchants SW cor Pacific and Battery
Dupuy Pierre [D. &, Cahhannes) dwl Laguna,

P.residio Road
Duque Rose (widow) dwl 18 Virginia
Duqueray Alfred, barber, N s Jackson nr Davis,

dwl X s Broadway bet Kearny and Dupont
Durand Etienne, merchandise broker, bds W s

Third bet Market and Stevenson
Durand George, lather, bds 18 Bush
Durauchelle, Auguste (ULlemeur & Co.') dwl 219

Kearny
Durbrow Alfred, clerk, with D. Gibb & Co. dwl

with W. L. Dall
Durbrow Henry Jr. book-keeper, with Parrott &

Co. dwl W s Essex bet Folsom and Harri-
son
Durbrow Joseph Jr. with Parrott & Co. dwl

Essex near Folsom
Duren George G. carriage-maker, 88 Pine, bds

Geary bet Dupont and Kearny
Duret Marie Madame, comedienne, dwelling 7

Stevenson
Dureveau Felix, cook, 252 Dupont
Durfler Christiana (widow) dwl 2 Mary Lane
Durham B. baker, dwl cor Taylor and Filbert
Durham William, stmr Senator, dwl E s Scott bet

Broadway and Pacific
Durham William, blacksmith. Eureka Iron

Works
Durie W. Mrs. dwl N s Washington bet Mason

and Taylor
Durkan Edward, produce, dwl with Patrick

Durkan
Durkan John M. book-keeper, Tehama House
Durkan Patrick, laborer, appraiser's department,

C. H. dwl S s Howard bet First and Second
Durkee Caroline, (widow) dwl S s Sutter bet

Stockton and Powell
Durkee John L. policeman, ofiBce superintendent

streets, etc., dwl 3 Pennsylvania Avenue
Durkin Anthony, drayman. Empire Brewery 106

Jessie V

Durkin Edward, {Tally & D.) dwl Howard bet

First and Second
Durkin Patrick, U. S. A. Lieutenant, dwl How-
ard near Second

Durkin Thomas, waiter. Union Club Rooms, dwl

NW cor Montgomery and California
Durning, {Charles E.) Donnelly {Luke E.) & Co.

{John G. Ujighes) importers dry-goods, 100

Sansome, residence New York
Durning Thomas, pressman, 68 Merchant, dwl 8

Stone
Duryea J. R. cigar-maker, at 198 Kearny, dwl

Kearny near Pacific
Dusolier J. S. imp Havana cigars, 123 Jackson

up .stairs
Dussol G. book-keeper, with Abel Guy
Dutard Bernard, produce dealer, 61 Clay, dwl

Valparaiso bet Mason and Taylor
Dutard H. clerk, 61 Clay, dwl with B. Dutard
Dutch William, diamond-setter, dwl 113 Sac
Duteil Alphonse, French interpreter, dwl 2 St.

Mary Place
Dutertre Louis, brtcher, dwl S of Brannan St.

Bridge, Portrero
Dutton Cyrus H. (colored) barber 41 Kearny
Duiton Henry {J. B. Greenough & Co. and

Sherman &, D.) dwl SW corner Union and

Mason
Dutton J. Miss, Commercial Row Hoiise, 3 Clay
Duval Joseph, baker, dwl 317 Dupont
Duvirier Joseph A. tailor, dwl W s Montgomery

near Pacific
Duzman James, laborer, dwl S s Mary Lane bet

Berry and Sutter
Dwight George, with C. Storm & Co. 133 Clay

up stairs
Dwindle Samuel H. {Baker & B.) dwl cor Sutter

and Kearny
Dwyer Catharine Mrs. lodgings, Drumm near

Jackson
Dwyer Christopher, laborer, bds Dow's Distillery
Dwyer David, coal yard, 165 California, dwj N s

Ellis bet Powell and Mason
Dwyer David, tailor, at Quincy Hall 149 Wash-
ington, dwl Xatoma nr Second
Dwver James, saddler, 67 Jackson, bds Brooklvn

' Hotel
Dwyer Michael, street sprinkler, dwl Stevenson

bet First and Second
Dwyer Michael, raolder, dwl N s Hunt bet Second

and Third
Dyer Aaron, farmer, dwl NW cor Stockton and

Sacramento
Dyer Albert R. bar-keeper, 225 Dupont
Dyer Francis E. collector. Daily National dwl

cor Clay and Stockton
Dyer James P. (colored) soap and candles, W s

Mason bet Broadway and Pacific, dwl S s

John bet Powell and Mason
Dyer Richard, drayman, with Brennan & Co.

Clay near Drumm
Dyer William, cooper, bds Brooklyn Hotel
Dyer William, daguerreian gallery, 166 Clay, dwl

N s Green nr Kearny
Dyson Robert, clerk, with C. G. Fenner, dwl

W s Mission bet Center and Corbelt

Eader Henry, dwl N s Yallejo bet Powell and
Stockton

SAN FRANCISCO [ E ] DIRECTORY.

Ill

Eades William, Brooklyn Bakery, 44 First
Eagan Edward, blacksmith, dwl S s Natoma bet

Second and Third
Eagan John, boot-maker, 24 First
Eagan Michael, laborer, dwl E s Mary Lane bet

Berry and Sutter
Eagan Patrick, laborer, dwl N s OTarrell bet

Dupont and Stockton
Eagan Patrick, mason, dwl N s Bush bet Stock-
ton and Powell
Eagan Patrick J. laborer, dwl E s Anthony bet

Mission and Stevenson
Eagleson Thomas, marble-cutter, 91 Montgomery,

bds Bay State Row
Eakins Isaiah, jeweler, dwl Broadway bet Kearny

and Montgomery
Eakins Mary Mrs. dress-maker, dwl Broadway

bet Montgomery and Kearny
Earl I). W. & Co. (of Sacramento) oflBce 79 Front
Earl Halfor, book-keeper, SW cor Clay and Davis,

dwl with J. B. Taylor
Earl Peter, actor, Lyceum Theater
Earle John, seaman, dwl cor Mason and Pacific
Eason W. G. secretary Merchants Transportation

Company, office NE cor Clay and Battery,

dwl E a Dupont bet Cal and Sacramento
Eastburn Cleanthes R. clerk, dwl with T. L

Eastburn
Eastburn Theodore L. clerk. Smiley, Terkes &

Co. dwl N s Jessie bet Second and Third
Easterling Joseph H. carpenter, dwl SE cor

Stockton and Green
Eastham Henry F. dwl W s Fremont bet Har-
rison and Bryant
Eastham Henry S. seaman, dwl with H. F.

Eastham
Eastham William P. drug-clerk, dwl with H. P.

Eastham
Eastland Joseph G. Sec S. P. Gas Co. SE cor

Natoma and First
Eastland Van Leer, collector, S. P. Gas Co. bds

with Philo Doud
Eastman C. A., mariner, dwl S s Malvina Place

bet Mason and Yerba Buena
Eastman C. H. coal, cor Battery and Oregon, dwl

cor Sacramento and Prospect Place
Eastman Cyrus A. dwl Hawthorne nr Polsome
EASTMAN FRANK, Franklin Printing Office

111 Washington, dwl cor Sacramento and

Prospect Place
Eastman Harrison, engraver, 151 Clay, dwl E s

Taylor bet Clay and Sacramento
Eastman J. boiler-maker, bds 18 Bush
Eastman James, maltster, bds South Park House
Eastman Lorenzo, laborer, with George H.

Anderson, Presidio Road
Eastman Thomas S. {WiUey & E) bds 151 Bush
Eastman William H. carpenter, bds with Gardner

Elliot
Easton A. S. dwl 91 Pine
Easton E. J. steam laundry and mattress factory,

Presidio Road near Laguna
Easton George, laborer, bds at T. Young's W s

Battery near Vallejo
Easton Harvey S. superintendent Steam Laundry

Presidio Road near Laguna
Easton James, (E. & Brother), dwl St. Ann
Valley

Easton [John) & Brother {James Easton) cabinet-
makers, 51 Bush, dwl St. Ann Yalloy

Easton Oliver W. inspector and ro-packer pro-
visions, junction Pine and Market, dwl 18
Clementina

Eaton Alexander ( Clapp & E.) dwl Market nr
First

Eaton Cornelius J. broker. 187 Washington, dwl
W 8 Fremont bet Folsom and Harrison

EATON HARRY E. ( Wentworth & E.) dwl 252
Clay

EATON (7. F.) & BOSTWICK (7. D.) flour and
grain, agents for Vineyard Flour Mills, C4
Clay, dwl Pine cor Jones

Eaton I. Ward (J". L. Biddle & Co.) dwl E s Es-
sex bet Folsom and Harrison

Eaton Lemuel P. real estate and money broker,
dwl 169 Mission

Eaton William L. laborer, U. S. B. Mint, dwl S s
Broadway nr Mason

Ebbets {Arthur 31.) & Co. 60 California, dwl cor
Jones and Washington

Ebisher Brunot, laundry, W s Dupont nr Green

Echet Fran9oise, laundryman, dwl N s Pacific
nr Dupont, rear

Eck Florent, cooper, 313 Stockton

Eckel J. N. physician, 198 Washington

Eckenroth John, carriage-maker, dwl S s Kearny
bet Post and Sutter

Eckenroth Joseph, carriage-maker, Kearny nr
Post, dwl NE cor Ver Mehr and Rassette
Place No. 2

Ecker Geo. 0. watch-maker, 125 Montgomery

ECKFELDT (John M.) & GRAVES {Hiram T.)
Dennis Wire Works, 108 Clay, dwlS s Clay
abv Powell

Eckhart M. bds Benton House

ECKMAN JULIUS REV. editor and proprietor
Weekly Gleaner, 133 Clay, up stairs

Eckstein Leon, fancy goods, dwelling 6 Trainer's
Row

Eddy A. teacher dancing, Pickwick Hall, bds
Hotel International

Eddy E. W. {Neichall, Gregory & Co.) dwl SW
cor Stockton and Pacific

Eddy James F. jeweler, with R. B. Gray & Co.

Eddington George, bar-keeper, bds Sutter St.
House

Edealle Madame, dress-maker, dwl St. Charles,
bet Montgomery and Kearny

Edelen John S. bds John Shannon, NW cor Sec-
ond and Silver

Edelen Lemuel A. surveyor, bds John Shannon
NW cor Second and Silver

Edelen Raphael L. brick-layer, bds John Shan-
non, NW cor Second and Silver

Eder P. M. {A. Friedlander & Co.) 90 Califor-
nia

Edgar David A. rec clerk, 53 and 55 Front, dwl
cor Sacramento and Powell

Edgar Dr. ass't surgeon, U. S. A. at Barracks,
Presidio Road

Edgar Thomas, laborer, Vulcan Iron Works, bds
with John McComb

Edgerly Henry, drayman, 139 Front, boards
Sansome House, SW corner Battery and
Vallejo

Edgerly N. B. salesman, 139 Front

112

SAN FRANCISCO [E] DIRECTORY.

Edgertoii Geo. II. carpenter, with C. D. Kellum,
dwl SW cor Batter^' and Pine

Ed<i;ington Oco. M. bar-keeper, 138 Mont

Edmonds Wui. steward of stui Bragdou, dwl S s
Vallejo bet Powell and Stockton

Edmondson B. B. carpenter, dwl Sutter bet Jones
and Taylor

Edmunds Henry H. laborer, with Chas. H. Kelly
Presidio Road

Edouart Alexander, artist, 94 Montgomery

Edwards Alfred, porter, cor Front and Jackson

EDWARDS A. L. & CO. wholesale groceries,
81 Clay, dwl "Washington nr Kearny

EDWARDS A. S. & CO. wholesale liquors. Front
cor Washington, dwl N s Green bet Stock-
ton and Powell

Edwards Bridget (widow) washing, N s Howard
bet Second and Third

Edwards Charles, dwl 303 Powell

Edwards Edward, liquors, cor Jackson and East,
dwl S s Vallejo nr Kearny

EDWARDS FRANK G. paper-hanger and up-
holsterer, 186 Clay, dwl California above
Kearny (see advertisement)

Edward Henry, porter, 74 California

EDWARDS (E.F.)& BALLET {and Alex.Forhes)
com merchants, Front nr Vallejo, res Hong
Kong

Edwards J. C. clerk. 111 Battery, dwl Clay nr
Powell

Edwards James, physician and real estate agent,
off NE cor Montgomery and California, dwl
S s Everett nr Fourth

Edwards Lawrence B. dwl S s Clay bet Powell
and Mason

Edwards L. S. cooper, NE cor Washington and
Drumm, dwl cor Davis and Washington

Edwards Steph. steward, bds Manhattan House

Edwards Wm. P. license-collector, dwl S s Teha-
ma bet Second and Third

Edwin Sophie Miss, actress, Maguire's Opera
House

Eells Allen, carriages, dwl E s Fremont bet Fol-
som and Harrison

Eells Geo. N. drayman, with R. S. Eells & Co.
dwl with Allen Eells. Fremont nr Folsom

Eells John S. ( Giford & E.) dwl Tehama Place

EELLS, RUFUS S. & CO. {A. M. W. Ball) impor-
ters carriages and wagons, NW cor Front
and Pine, dwl Fremont nr Folsom

Efford Noah C. liquors. East bet Commercial and
Sacramento

Egan John, teacher, St. Ignatius School, S s Mar-
ket bet Fourth and Fifth

Egan James, cook, 138 Montgomery

Egel Ludwig, confectioner. Third bet Howard
and Folsom

Egen Patrick, stone-mason, dwl N s Bush bet
Stockton and Powell

Eger A. N s Green nr Stockton

Egert H. {Pretzel & E.) 83 Bush

Eggerraan Chas. butcher, cor Pacific and Mason

Eggers Adalbert, dwl N s Green nr Stockton

EGGERS {George H.) & CO. {G. U. Voigt &
Thos. Basse) wholesale grocers, G2 California
dwl W s Stockton bet Post and Sutter

Eggers John C. clerk, dwl NW cor Bush and
Dupont

l^'hler Daniel, clerk, with H. B. Ulhorn

Ehlcrs ( W/iienchen) & Rose {Frederick) groceries,
SE cor Pinckney Place and Hinckley

Ehmann George, proprietor Hamburg Bakery,
dwl Mission bet Third and Fourth

Ehmen John, boiler-maker, Lhiion Foundry

Ehrenpfort Andreas, dwl N a Broadway bet
Kearny and Duponi

Ehrenpfort Frederick, confectioner, with M. Bern-
heim, dwl N s Broadway bet Kearny and
Dupont

Ehrenpfort {William) & Volberg {Charles) up-
holsterers, 90 Mont, dwl N a Broadway bet
Kearny and Dupont

Ehret J. Michael, shoe-maker, S s Sutter bet
Kearny and Dupont

Ehrhard David, boot-maker, with Klumpke &
Pfeiffer, dwl cor Sac and Waverly Place

Ehrhart George, beer and billiard-saloon, base-
ment 123 Sacramento

Ehrhart George, shoe-maker, dwl W s Trinity
bet Bush and Sutter

Ehrhorn Adolphus, com mcht, 124 Cal, dwl S s
Ellis bet Stockton and Powell

Ehrlich Mayer {ReinJtart Brothers & Co.) dwl W
s Powell bet Green and Mason

Ehrlich Solomon, clerk, 223 Dupont

Ehrmann George, upholsterer, at 112 Clay, dwl
NE cor Pacific and Powell

Eichel Christian, cabinet-maker, with J. G. Clark
&Co.

Eickhoff Henry, tailor, 175 Pacific

Eidenmiller George, physician, dwl SW cor Pa-
cific and Dupont

Eidlemann Alexander, cigars, W s Mary Lane
bet Berry and Bush

Eidler Frederick, blacksmith, NW cor Sutter and
Kearny, dwl 24 Commercial

Eigenbrodt C. S. merchant, 132 Sansome

Einhardt Eugene, miner, dwl 233 Sacramento

Einstein Abraham, {Einsteiii Bros.) 61 Battery

Einstein Myer {Einstein Bros) 61 Battery

EINSTEIN BROS. {Zadock, Abraham & Myer)
importers boots and shoes, 61 Battery, dwl
N s Geary bet Kearny and Dupont (see ad-
vertisement)

Eisen Francis T. proprietor Pioneer Flour Mills,
S s Market op Oriental Hotel, dwl 147 Sac

Eisen George, miller. Pioneer Flour Mills

Eisenberg J ( Tobin & E. ) dwl NE cor Montgom-
ery and Washington

Eisenhaden Solomon, clothing, W s Stewart nr
Mission

Eisenworth Stephana (widow) dwl N s Natoma
bet Second and Third

Eisler Henry S. saddler, 268 Dupont

Eitel Charles, wood-sawyer with Hobbs, Gilmore
&Co.

Eitel Charles H. pilot, dwl S s Howard bet First
and Second

Eitel Henry, drug-clerk, dwl with Chas. H. Eitel

ELAM {Robert H.) & HOWES {E. K.), imps and
jobbers wood and willow- ware, 84 Clay, dwl
324 Powell

Elder William, baker, dwl W s Boale bet Folsom
and Harrison

Eldert Henry, watchman, bds N sTownsend bet
Third and Fourth

SAN FRANCISCO [E] DIRECTORY.

113

Eldred Robert, laborer, dwl S 8 Jessie bet First

anil Second
Eldredjte Natlianiel C. toys, 252 Dupont, dwl W

8 Dupont nr Pacific
KIdredge Thomas A. bds Columbia TTs, Stewart
Eldricli John, dwl W s Stocliton bet Bush and

Sutter
Eldridgo Albert S. Empire Warehouse, W s

Beale nr Market, dwl 14 Tehama
Eldridgo C. K. merchant, rooms 240 Washington
Eldridge J. Oscar (De liok E.), dwl 44 Minnie
Eldridge Joseph, liquor-saloon, 84 Davis, dwl St.

Cliarles but Pacific and Broadway
Eldridge Warren H. collection-dept Wells, Far-
go & Co
Eldridge Wilson, baker, dwl Brenham Place nr

Clay
Eleman William, carpenter, dwl NE cor Pacific

and Keariiv
Elfelt Ivlwin, dwl 186 Stockton
Elias Samuel, clothing, 21 Jackson, bds 80 Davis
Ellason James, laborer, dwl 133 Kearny
Ellay William H. stevedore, dwl S 8 Folsom bet

Main and Spear
EllerlK)rst Ilenr}-- D. groceries, NE cor Jackson

and Davis
Ellerliorst H. F. clerk, NE cor Davis and Jackson
Ellery Epes, Antiquarian Books, 162 Washing-
ton, dwl Washington bet Dupont and Stock
Ellett II. L. bds Benton House
Ellicott John, civil engineer, L. H. dept, office

Custom Rouse, dwl Bush nr Sausome
Elliot Augustus, newspaper-agent, bds Tremont

House
Elliot B. bds What Cheer House
ELLIOT (Washington) & BELL (Lucius), gro-
cers, SE cor Montgomery and California,

dwl 181 Mis-sion
Elliott B. molder, bds 119 Pine
Elliott Charles A. (Perkins & J?.) dwl NE cor

Jessie and Third
Elliott Charles 11. driver, with Elliot & Bell, bds

181 Mission
Elliott Gardner, carpenter, SE ecu California and

Qnincy, dwl 111 s Quincy nr California
Elliott George H., U. S. A. Corps Engineers, lieut

asst comm'g Fort Point, off Mont Block
Elliott Richard, imp hardware, 86 Batterv, dwl

319 Stockton
Elliott S. cashier Sailor's Home, W s Front nr

Pacific
Elliott S. F. physician, office 1 and 9 Court Blk,

bds Oriental Hotel
Ellis A. J. cor Montgomery and Sacramento, up

stairs, res San Antonio
Ellis Andrew D. (Alexander & Co.), dwl 82

Sacramento
Ellis C. B. surveyor, dwl Tehama House
Ellis Daniel H. wheelwright, 69 Pine
Ellis Edward, milk-ranch, Portrero SE Brannan

St. Bridge
Ellis George, proptr Second St. Bakery, W s

Second bet Stevenson and Jessie '
Ellis George E. at 76 Davis
Ellis Henry H. policeman, dwl N s Green nr

Mason
Ellis J. J. agent Boston Mastic Roofing Co. 172

Clay, dwl 218 California

Ellis John S. under-sheriff; dwl 23 City Hall
Ellis Joseph, bds with Valentine Ellis, Portrero
ELLIS MOSKS & CO. imps merchandise, 54

Front, dwl Folsom bet Second and Third
Ellis Russell, rentier, dwl 11 Bay State Row
Ellis Valentine, dwl Portrero SE Brannan St.

Bridge
Ellis William, groceries and liquors, NW cor

Sutter and Kearny, dwl Broadway
Ellison George, liquors, 230 Pacific
Elliston Mrs. washing, dwl N s Post bet Powell

and Mason
Ellmaker Frederick S. wood and coal, E s Second

bet Market and Stevenson
Ellsworth Frank, City Directory office, dwl 134

Bush
Ellsworth Henry M. with T. I-'llsworth, cor Mar-
ket and Stewart, dwl 107 California
ELLSWORTH TIMOTHY, Redwood Lumber-
yard, SE cor Stewart and Market, dwl 107

California
Elm Charles, machinist. Union Foundry
Elmore Abby C. Mrs. dwl Washington bet Pow-
ell and Mason
Elmquist John, blacksmith, dwl NW cor Bush

and Montgomery
Elston Samuel, chicken-ranch, SE Brannan St.

Bridge, Portrero
Elwell Frank, tailor, 52 Montgomery
Elwell Lott, metal-roofer, dwl N s Clary, bet

Ritch and Fourth
Elwell Wm. sail-maker, bds Mrs Amelia Patton
Ely Alexander, atty at law, 16 Wells' Building
Ely George, furniture-wagon, dwl NE cor Pine

and Prospect Place
Emanuel D. dwl 191 Pacific
Emanuel Isaac, teamster, dwl W a Kearny near

Filbert
Emanuel John, turner, cor Mission and Fremont,

bds 46 Sansome
Embury James W. insurance agt and commission

merchant. 87 Front up stairs, dwl 28 Pros-
pect Place
Emerson G. porter, 32 Clay
Emerson George T. book-binder and paper-ruler,

70 Merchant, dwl 53 Montgomery
Emerson Thomas, miller, S. N. Mills, bds with

Adam ileyer
Emerson William H. drayman, 136 Pine, dwl

128 Broadway
Emery J. B. harness-maker at 82 Montgomery
Emery J. S. office 85 Washington
Emery Robert, drug-clerk with Samuel Adams
Emery Thomas, calker, bds Isthmus House
Emmecli Chas. M. tinsmith at 124 Sansome, bds

California cor Quincy
Emmerson Wm. L. Draymans' Exch'ge, 75 Davis
EMMET C. TEMPLE, atty at law, NW cor

Commercial and Montgomery, dwl SE cor

Washington and Powell
Emmet Joseph, stone-cutter, dwl NE cor Folsom

and Second
Emmet Temple, clerk with J. B. Townsend, dwl

248 Clay
Emory Auguste, tailor, S s Jackson nr Kearny
Emory James, porter, dwl Ilinkley nr Kearny
Emory Joseph S. dwl N s Bush bet Powell and

Mason

114

SAN FRANCISCO [E] DIRECTORY.

Emory Tliatclicr, drayman, dwl S s O'Farrell bet
Mason and Taylor

Emory Tlionia:?, calker, 2 Sacramento

Emsk-e Jumes J. brick- layer, dwl cor Broadway
and Leavcnwortli

Engelberg Emil A. {Fahrhach & E.) dwl "W s
MontjTomery bet Pacific and Broadway

ENGKLBKKCUT {Herman) & MAYKISCH
BK06. (Adolph and Gintave). cigars and to-
bacco, 57 Front up stairs, dwl N s Howard
bet Third and Fourth

Engelbrecht Louis, foreman S. F. Sugar Refinery

Engelhard Caspar, boot-maker, Pacific bet Bat-
terj' and Front

Engelhiirdt Benjamin F. dwl 20 Stevenson

Engell Henry, boatman, dwl SW cor Market and
East

Engels Eugenie (widow), dwl SE cor Pine and
Mason

Engels Henry A. stoves and tinware, X s Mis-
sion bet Second and Third

Engert A. F. C. with Wigener & Schoenbar, dwl
3G8 Powell

England Thomas, architect, 140 Clay, dwl cor
Powell and Greenwich

Englander Aaron, confectioner, dwl XW cor
Xatoma and Jane

Englander Leopold, policeman, dwl E s Jane bet
Minnie and Xatoma

Englander "U'illiam, foreman D. Xorcross, dwl
232 Sacramento, rear

Englander Wm. M. drayman, dwl N s Hunt bet
Second and Third

Engler Frederick (Jlilkr & Co.), dwl Vhite Hall
Exchange, XW cor Spring and Summer

English James TT. wines and liquors, dwl N s
Howard bet Second and Third

English (Jtrome A.) & Lothrop (John J.), black-
smiths, 51 Sansome, dvrl X s Stevenson nr
Fourth

English Lawrence, baker, with "VTra. Horr & Co.

Eunen B. {Eanea & Brother), il.'^l SE cor Kearny
and Jackson

Ennen ( William) & Brother {B. Ennen), grocers,
SE cor Kearny and Jackson

Ennis James M. P. laborer, bds McLaren Lane
bet Ellen and Tracy

Ennis Samuel, tinsmith, bds E s Battery nr Pac

Enny Michael Mc. ship-carpenter, bds W s First
nr Mission

Enos Joseph, waterman, bds 11 Minnie

Enscoe John, phvsician, 52 Montgomery

EXSIGX GEORGE YL Spring Yalley TVater
Works, ofi'XW cor Merchant and Montgom-
ery, bds Oriental Hotel

Entoine Eugene, paperbox-maker, SE cor Kearny
and California

Enwright Daniel, laborer, dwl X s Yallejo bet
Dupont and Kearny

Enwright John, retort-man, S. F. Gas Co. dwl N
s Minna bet Third and Fourth

Ephraim Alexander B. dwl S s St. Marks Place
bet Dupont and Stockton

Epperson Peter, dwl 133 Bush

Erhard George, restaurant, X s Pac nr Stockton

Erkens William, {Lekens & Co.) dwl cor Broad-
way and Kearny

Erlandson Ernest A. broker, 3 Montgomery Bl'ck,

bds Sansome House, SW cor Battery and

Yallejo
Ernst Hermann, hides, skins and wool, storeship

Callao SE cor Beale and Mission, dwl X s

Brannan nr Simmons
Erskine John, washing, dwl W a Ecker bet Fol-

som and Clementina
Elrskins Mrs. bakery, 32 Montgomery
Ervin Henry J. dwl X s King nr Third
ERZGRABER {William) k GOETJEX (Yic7io-

tos) Union Pickle, Cider and Yinegar Manu-
factory, XW cor Sacramento and Davis, dwl

X s Minnie nr First
Esberg {JIunad) & Eutz {Gabriel) cigars, 75

Kearny
Escach Francis, butcher, XE cor Dupont and Pine
Escbe Otto, importer Russian produce, S s Jack-
son nr Montgomery
Escherich H. carpenter, dwl XE cor Mary Lane

and Berry
Esnult (Aiigmte) & Richit {Nicholas F.) Union

Restaurant, SW cor Wash and Dupont
Esper C. dwl S s Union bet Kearny and Dupont
Espiuola Bernard, dwl W a Oneida Place near

Sacrafllento
Estall Thomas, proprietor Terminus House, X s

King nr Third
Esterbrook Susan C. Miss, dwl 252 Clay
Esterly X. B. ( Wickman & E.) dwl East nr Clay
Estill James M. dwl W s Third bet Folsom and

Howard
Estrade P. with P. W. Shepheard, City Hall
Ettau Torneure, table d' bote, W s Montgomery

nr Pacific
Ettick John P. blacksmith, dwl S s Folsom bet

First and Fremont
Ettinger Mauritz, fringe and tassel-maker, dwl X

s Broadway bet Kearny and Dupont
Ettridge Edward, porter, with H. Webster & Co.

dwl Filbert bet Jones and Leavenworth
Euhirger Yalentine, fruits, 274 Dupont
Euler Julius, {Kreyenhagen, Kruse & Co.) dwl 153

Dupont
Euphrasine Elixes, Clay St. Market, dwl N s

Yallejo nr Stockton
Eushel Levi, tailor, Sullivan Alley nr Dupont
Evans Ann (widow, colored) dwl 218 Stockton
Evans Hale, junk store, N a Market bet Sansome

and Battery
Evans Hall Wm. blacksmith, dwl N s Perry bet

Second and Third
Evans John, liquors, cor Dupont and Pacific, dwl

X s Pacific bet Dupont and Kearny
Evans John, Xeptune Saloon, X s Jackson nr

Drumm, bds 19 Jackson
Evans John, tailor, E s Stockton nr Pacific
Evans Lucy Mrs. (colored) dwl 218 Stockton
Evans Patrick, fireman, bds Jackson Hs, Clark
Evans Thomas, {Pruner & E.) dwl 69 Pine
Evans {Thomas) & Moses {Daniel) boarding, 19

Jackson
Evans William {.Vills & E.) dwl Presidio Road
Evans William, blacksmith, Pacific Foundry
Evatt Daniel, machinist, dwl with Wm. Evatt
Evatt Edward J. bell-hanger, 54 Montgomery
Evatt Frank B. city e.xpress, cor Sacramento and

Leidesdorff, dwl Tehama nr Second
Evatt John M. molder, dwl with Wm. Evatt

SAN FRANCISCO [F] DIRECTORY.

115

Evatt William, hatter, dwl N s Tehama bet First
and Second

Eveillard (Francis) & Fredet (John) saddles and
harness, 130 Kearny

Evelelh Dwight, porter, 50 and 52 Front, dwl N
s Broadway bet Powell and Mason

Evenson J. bds llillman's Temperance House

EVERDING J. & CO. {A. Rammdsherg and R
B. Lovejoy) Pioneer Starch manufacturers
and commission merchants, 50 Clay, dwl
"Water bet Mason and Taylor

Everett Martin V. B. tinsmith, dwl with Samuel
J. Hopkins

Evers Charles D. porter, 5G Front

Evers Herman C. grocer, SE corner Montgomery
and Vallejo

Everson (James) & Robinson (JbsepA) boat-build-
ers. Chambers nr Davis

Eveson 'William (colored) waiter, dwl 9 Post

Evrard James, policeman, dwl 117 Broadway

Ewald Edward (Ciprico & E.) dwlSW cor How-
ard and Ellon

Ewald (Frederick) & Co. {WiUiam Joynt) var-
nishers, 238 Clay

Ewald John, chiropodist, at Montgomery Baths,
dwl 163 Montgomery

EWELL P. D. F. (Lockwond, E. & Co.) dwl S s
Greenwich bet Powell and Mason

Ewer Ferdinand C. Rev. Rector Grace Church,
dwl S s California nr Stockton

Ever Thomas, cook, at Niantic Hotel

Ezekiel Jacob, copying-clerk, Recorder's OflBce,
dwl S s Sacramento nr Stockton

FABENS {F. A.) & TRACY {Frederick P.) at-
torneys at law, 24 and 26 Montgomery Bl'k,
dwl lis Dupont
Faber Frederick, dwl Leidesdorff nr California
Faber Maria C. Mrs. Leidesdorff House, Leides-
dorff nr California
Fabin Jean, glazier, dwl 299 Dupont
Fabre Antionette Madame, dress-maker, dwl E s

Fourth nr Folsom
Fabre Edward, broker, dwl 212 Washington
Fabre Hector, wagon-maker, dwl E s Fourth nr

Folsom
Fabre Jean, boot-maker, 155 Kearny
Fagan John, milk ranch, dwl E s Jones bet Ty-
ler and Turk
Fagan Mary (widow) liquors, S s Market near

Second
Fagan Michael, driver, for Delahanty & Skelly,

dwl S s Jessie bet Second and Third
Eager Henry A. brick-layer, bds 205 California
Faget J. B. groceries, SE cor Green and Dupont
Fahrbach (Chrintian) k, Engleberg(£'?nt7. 4.) gro-
cers SE cor Montgomery and Pacific
Fahrenkrug William, bar-keeper, bds with Wm.

Bosslemann
Fairchild Hiram, reporter, Evening Telegram,

dwl 229 Clay
Fairchild John, dwl 2 Brandon Place
Fairchild John, scenic artist, American Theater
Fairtield George 0. (G. M. Josselyn & Co.) dwl
Market nr Stewart

Fairfield H. B. book-keeper, 32 Clay bds Rail-
road House
Fairfield Joseph, bds E s Fourth bet Folsom and

Harrison
Fairfowl Charles B. boatman, E s Second corner

Townsend
Fairman William B, special policeman, dwl 76

Clay
Faisandieu Emilc, collector, dwl 301 Dupont, rear
Faisandieu Loui.s, real estate agent, dwl 301 Du-
pont, rear
Falco, Alexander, -watch-case maker, at 174 J

Clay, dwl Mission
Falco John, wheelwright, at 147 Sansome, dwl

Mission nr Johnston
Falconer John, [Ross, Dempster & Co) resides

Xew York
Falconer Wm. H. carpenter, dwl 187 California
Fales Edward, agricultural Avarehouse, NE cor

Davis and Washington, dwl SE cor Stockton

and Market
Falk Adolph, book-keeper, 182 Kearny
FALKENSTEIX (IMry) & CO. (J/. Mexjeifield)

jobbers of cigars and tobacco,SE cor Commer-
cial and Battery, dwl N s Minnie bet First

and Second
Falkensteiu Julius, liquors, dwl 54 St. Mark's PI
FALKNER {Evelyn R.) BELL {James) & CO.

commission merchants and insurance agents,

128 California, dwl Union Club
Falkner James, pilot, steamer Helen Hensley,

dwl X s Green nr Kearny
Fallance W^illiam, bds Columbia House, Stewart
Fallon James, porter, 58 Front
Fallon M. M. teacher, St. Ignatius School, Sside

Market bet Fourth and Fifth
Fallows Lucy (widow) dwl 3 St. Mary
Falls Stephen D. bds 256i Stockton
Falls Wm. with J. Pershbaker, bds W s Third

bet Bryant and Silver
Fancher (Gilbert) & Gough (Richard J.) Pioneer

Livery Stable, XE cor Webb and California,

dwl 152 California
Fanning Edward, laborer, dwl Lombard nr Kear
Fans worth M. Miss, nurse, dwl 234 Sacramento
Fardon George R. daguerreian gallery and dwl

203 Clay
Fargo ( Ca/i/iH. F.) & Co. (J. C. Wilmerding) im-

porters liquors, 50 and 52 Front, dwl S s

Post bet Dupont and Kearny
Farines Louis, baker, dwl N s Caroline Place nr

Powell
Farland Patrick, waiter. Railroad House
Farley (Charles) & Welling (C/iarfe) liquors, XE

cor Pacific and Kearny
Farley Daniel, capt schr S. D. Bailey, Washing-
ton St. Wharf
Farley James, laborer, dwl X s Filbert between

Montgomery and Sansome
Farley James, clerk, with Goodwin & Beard, 38

First
Farley John, boarding, 182 Pacific
Farley John, laborer, dwl E s Mary Lane bet

Berry and Sutter
Farley John, laborer. Fort Point
Farley Patrick, laborer, bds 8 Sacramento
Farley Thomas, painter, dwl E s Scotland bet

Greenwich and Filbert

116

SAN FRANCISCO [ F ] DIRECTORY.

Farmer Kdward, bds Columbia House, Stewart

Fanner Henry, cigars, bds Jackson

Farmer John, waterman, dwl N 3 Natoma bet
Second and Tliird

FAKMKR (Mincelbti) CHASE (Robert P.)& CO.
(F.gJiert Judson, Henry P. Cvon and John L.
N. Slifpard) manufacturers and dealers in
chemicals, G4 Front

Farmer K. B. engineer, Alta California, dwl "W s
Stockton bet Greenwich and Lombard

Farnsworth K. S. mate, simp Golden Gate, bds
16 Sansome

Farnsworth Frank, box-maker, with Hobbs, Gil-
more & Co.

Farnsworth John D. clerk, with John Johnston
& Co. dwl S s Howard bet First and Second

Farnsworth Ledyard, carpenter, dwl with John
D. Farnsworth

Farnsworth Wm. 0. with Philip L. Brady

Farnum Jonathan B. engineer, Dow's Distillery

Farnum (IV. ^.) & Towusend {Moses D.) flour,
52 Clay, dwl W s Prospect Place bet Sacra-
mento and California

Farny Jacques, proprietor New York Hotel, 85
Kearny

Farr (Alonzo) & Bartlett {Jonathan D.) proptrs
Terminus House, Steamboat P't foot Third

Farr Alonzo, sup't of omnibus lines, dwl SW cor
Mission and Third

Farr James M. merchant, bds St. Nicholas

Farrall Michael, wood-yard, cor Jones and Geary

Farran Cbas. J. book-keeper, 38 Clay, dwl N s
Clementina bet First and Secoiid

Farran Samuel M. with Geo. R. Turner, dwl with
Chas. Farran

Farrar Albert, sawyer, with Hobbs, Gilmore &
Co. bds 119 Pine

Farrar "VT. H. (of Oregon) dwl Tehama House

Farrell Edward, laborer, dwl Sansome bet Union
and Filbert

Farrell Edward, carpenter, bds with John David-
son X s Mission bet Third and Fourth

Farrell James, laborer, 36 and 38 Battery, dwl
Clay nr Jones

Farrell James L. & Co. employment-office, 165
Kearny

Farrell Jno. D. deck-hand, bds with Jas. Hughes
E s Ecker

Farrell Marks, laborer, dwl 26 First

Farrell Michael, laborer, Bonded Warehouse, 20
Battery, dwl 26 First

Farrell Patrick, brick-layer, dwl "W s Scotland
bet Greenwich and Filbert

Farrell P. D. bar-keeper, American Exchange

Farrell Peter E. proptr Sarstield Hall, N W cor
Montgomery and Pacific

Farrell Simon, laborer, dwl N s Minnie bet Sec-
ond and Third

Farrell "Wm. (colored) clothes renovator, 105
Merchant, dwl X s Harrison nr Fourth

Farrell William, seaman, bds E s Battery nr Pa-
cific

Farrell TTm. J. harness-maker, 40 Sansome, dwl
S s Bush bet Kearny and Dupont

Farren Christopher, baker, with T. Ryan, Louis-
iana Bakery, Pinckney Place

Farren John W. carriage-maker, S s Market op
Oriental, dwl S s Howard bet First and Sec j

Farren Rob't, organ-b\iilder, dwl E s Third bet

Mission and Howard
Farrier M. bds Benton House
Farwell George {J. W. Gale & Co.) dwl N s Mis

sion bet Second and Third
FARWELL J. D. ship-chandler, 79 Clay, bds

Oriental Hotel
Farwell Oel. teamster, for Porter Webster
Farwell Willard B. editor Alta California, dwl

with S. D. Jones, N s Minnie bet Second

and Third
Fass Henry, washing, Turk nr Larkin
FASSETT N. C. mcht, off 92 Front, up stairs,

dwl 287 Washington
Father N. cutlery, SE cor Sansome and Wash-
ington, dwl cor Jackson and Davis
Faulhaber Frank, dwl S s Yallejo bet Powell and

Mason
Faulk Levi, tailor, 81 Jackson
Faulkner Geo. H. book-keeper. G. J. Brooks &

Co. dwl 153 Dupont
Faulkner Pierre F. {Hopper & F.) dwl E s Ritch

nr Harrison
Fauntleroy W. H. agent stm Surprise, cor Bat-
tery and Clay
Faures {F. C.) k Reynolds {WUUam') Custom H.

brokers. 111 Washington, dwl S s Lombard

nr Stockton
Favre {Romain) Pionneau {Pierre) Sc Co. {Eugene

Dessort) imps wines and liquors, 17-1- Wash
Fawcett Jane Mrs. dwl W s Tay bet Clay and

Sacramento
Faxon Wm. musician, dwl 7 Hardie Place
Fav Chas. butcher, dwl 7^^^ Milton Place
FAY (C. T.) & WILLIS {Horaiio P.) com mchts

61 and 63 California, up stairs, dwl with

Mrs. Butler, Bush nr Sansome
Fay Edward, engineer, stmp Golden Gate
Fay Harriette H. Miss, private school, X s Geary

bet Kearny and Dupont, dwl 198 Stockton
Fay John, miner, dwl S s Clementina bet First

and Second
Fay John, soap-manufactory, Chesnut bet Mason

and Taylor
Fay Patrick, soap-manufactory, W s Card's Al
Fayard {John B.) & Constant {Hubert) barbers

and hair-dres.scrs, 145 Montgomery
Fealy Dennis, bds 39 Jackson
Feast William, at Distillerv, Presidio Road
FEASTER JOHN J. & CO. scavengers, 67 Pine
Featherly Henry H. butcher, dwl S s Pacific bet

Mason and Taylor
Fee Arthur, butcher, bds with Jas. Mathews
Fee David F. blacksmith, dwl SE cor Yallejo

and Kearny
Feehan John, hay and grain and liquor-saloon,

NW cor First and Xatoma
Feehan William, packer, with L Krambach, dwl

cor First and Xatoma
Feeny James, brick-layer, dwl N s Yallejo nr

Dupont
Feeny James, bds 182 Pacific
Feeny Margaret, dress-maker, dwl Yallejo nr

Dupont
Feeny Patrick, butcher, dwl Presidio Road
Fegan John, laborer, U. S. B. Mint
Feige Robert, clothing, S s Pacific nr Drumm
Feix John, laborer, U. S. B. Mint

SAN FRANCISCO [F] DIRECTORY.

117

Feldbusli John F. grocer, NW cor Jackson and
Stockton, dwl cor Jncksoii aucl Sloue

Feldnieii (^ C ) & Co. (Louis Fddiutn) groceries,
cor Green and Calhoun

Feldmen Louis (C. FMmen & Co.) dwl cor Green
and Calhoun

Felippe John, painter, dwl "W s Stockton bet
Post and Sutter

Felix Joiin, U. S. B. Mint, dwl Greenwich bet
Mason and Taj'lor

Felker Leonard M. dwl SE cor Mason and Green-
wich

Fell ■\Villiam, merchant, dwl S s Natoma bet
Second and Third

Fella Placidus. book-stand, 62 J Kearny

Feller 13. dwl S s Powell bet O'Farrellaud Geary

Fellows David, bds with S. S. Tilton, Presidio
Road

Fellows Geo. "W. milk-ranch, Presidio Road

Felt J. J. lumber, pier 6 Stewart, dwl with Mrs.
Anne McLaughie

Felt I. W. clerk, at Ilaynes & Lawton, 128 San

Felton C. E. merchant, dwl Teliama House

Felton John B. ( Wliitcomb, Frmjle & F.) dwl
Union Hotel

Felton John G. drayman, dwl cor Hyde and
Washington

Fenderich Charles, artist, bds with Simon Ham-
merschmith

Fengellor Henry, cordwainer, NW cor Mary
Lane and Sutter

Fenn F. C. M. engraver, 17 Montgomery, dwl S
s Howard bet Third and Fourth

Fennall Michael, plumber, bds Jackson House

Fennell Michael, contractor, dwl First Avenue
bet Mission and Valencia

FENXER CIIANNING G. attorney at law, 140
Clay, dwl S s Howard bet Third and Fourth

Fenner Edward, bds What Cheer House

Fennian Patrick, watchman, Tehama House

Fennier Mary Mrs. liquors, NW cor Sacramento
and Drumm

Fenton Edward, machinist, L^nion Foundry

Feuton James, laborer, dwl SE cor Johnston and
Howard

Fenton Samuel, molder. Union Foundry, dwl
NW cor Sutter and Montgomery

Ferguson Charles, porter, SE cor Kearny and
Sacramento

Ferguson Clement, deputy city and county tax
collector, dwl with J. A. Gauley

Ferguson David, clerk. U. S. A. Dept, 44 Bush,
dwl 45 Bush

Ferguson (George K) & Co. (Fred CoUier & Ed-
ward Fulton) proptr of Tattersall's Stables,
SE cor Kearnj' and Sacramento

Ferguson Henry, plasterer, dwl NW cor Bush
and Montgomery

Ferguson Henry P. 'barber, at S. F. Baths, 182
Washington, dwl Webb nr Sacramento

Ferguson John, clerk, Bryant's Hotel, cor Mis-
sion and Johnston

Ferguson John E. actor, Lyceum Theater, dwl
122 Bush

Ferguson Mary Mrs. dwl cor Francisco and Mid-
way

Ferguson Thomas, ship-carpenter, bds 20 San

Ferguson William, laborer, dwl Com nr Drumm

Fermich Fortunate, bar-keeper, dwl 20 First
Feruald David L. & Co. blacksmiths, 27 Sansome,

dwl cor Sacramento and Leavenworth
Fernald E. P. Miss, principal primary dept Mis-
sion School
Fernandez Antoine, clerk, dwl 199 Washington
Fernandez, B. (Stfiora,) boarding, S s Pine bet

Dupont and Kearny
Fernej- Jarae.s, paiuter, at 96 California
Ferral John, storekeeper, U. S. Appraiser's Store
Ferrando Joseph, waiter, 61 Merchant
Forrell James, drayman, S s Clay bet Taylor and

Jones
Ferrer Manuel Y. guitarist, dwl S s Washington

nr Powell
Ferrinbach Herman, jeweler, 2G0 Dupont
Ferris David, stevedore, dwl with Wm. Robinson
Ferris David C. dwl with M. S. Martin
Ferris John A. dwl with J. W. Sayward
Ferron Margaret, (widow) dwl E s Fourth nr

Folsom
Ferry (Alram) & Veddey (D.) tailors, 55 Leid
Fest Nicholas, tailor, 127 Bush
Festei Eugene, waiter, restaurant, Sullivan's

Alley nr Dupont
Feucht Conrad, tinsmith, 95 Kearny
Feuerstein Rudolph, {Loning& F.)dw\ 81 Minnie
Feusier Edward, book-keeper, 96 Broadway
Feusier H. & Co. (Jostph Charpiot) dealers in

flour and grain, 96 Broadway
Feusier Louis, merchant, dwl 96 Broadway
Feustermacker Martin, dwl N s Sutter nr Mont
Field A. E. real estate agent, dwl SW cor Green

and Stockton
Field Albert, dwl 359 Stockton
Field Charles, carpenter, bds cor First and San
Field Charles F. at cor Beale and Fremont, dwl

Mission bet First and Second
Field Charles M. steward, Hillman's Temperance

House
Field Edward X. salesman, 149 Washington, bds

with Louis Davis, N s Jessie nr Third
Field (llamptMn E.) & Shepston (John A.) res-
taurant, Davis nr Clark, dwl W s Calhoun

nr Green
Field John, carpenter, bds cor Pine and Sansome
Field Lincoln M. molder, with Kimball & Co.

bds Columbia House, Pine
FIELD SILAS C. toll-collector, cor Folsom and

Price, dwl SW cor Bryant and Harris
Field Stora, dwl W s Calhoun nr Green
Field William A. (Hinckhy & Co.) dwl Fulton

Foundry, First nr Mission
Field William, tannery, W s Simmons nrBrannan
Fields John, seaman, bds S s Bdy nr Battery
Fienan Bart, boot-maker, 42 Montgomery
Fifer A. W. confectioner, Washington bet Kear-
ny and Dupont, dwl SE cor Mason and Eddy
Fifer Frederick, boot-maker, N s Pacific nr Front
Fifield Brothers (Ahram and Wint) dairymen,

Broadway bet Franklin and Gough
Fifield "U'int (Fifield & Brothtr) Broadway bet

Franklin and Gough
Fige Alexander, clothing, 19 Jackson
Figel (Joseph) & Brother (Sainuel Figel) clothing

"Eureka," 191 Clay, dwl N s John near

Mason
Figel Samuel (Figel & Brother) res New York

118

SAN FRANCISCO [F] DIRECTORY.

Figuera Louis R. clerk with G. 0. Whitney & Co.

dwl 125 California
File John, cooper, N s Oregon nr Davis
Filmore Thonnxa, boot-black, dwl E s Scott bet

Broadway and Pacific
Finance {Alemmler) &, Storck {Jacob) restaurant,

211 Dupont
Finberg Abraham, jeweler, 217 Kearny
Finch Duncan B. clerk, dwl S s Harrison bet

Beale and Main
Finch John H. hackman, dwl SsBush bet Mont-
gomery and Sansome
Finch William J. {H. A. George & Co.) dwl 128

Bush
Finch William H. clerk, with Holcombe Brothers,

bds What Cheer House
Finder Adolph, dry goods, 147 Sacramento
Finder Julius, clerk, 147 Sacramento
Findeisen August, carpenter, W s Clara bet Bush

and Sutter
FINDLA JAMES, wood and coal, NE cor Bat-
tery and Pine, dwl South Park near Third
Findla John, driver, with F. S. Ellmaker, Second

near Market
Finegan Julia Miss, house-keeper, Hillman's

Temperance House
Finegan Peter A. dwl 6 Prospect Place
FINEGAN THOMAS, wine and liquor saloon,

NE cor Sacramento and Leidesdorflf, dwl

Minnie bet Third and Fourth
Finerty Thomas, dwl N s Filbert bet Jones and

Leavenworth
Finigan Holmes, physician, 185 Kearny, dwl N s

Union near Dupont
Finigan {James) &, Brother {Peter Finigan) livery

stables, W s Battery nr Pine, dwl N s Min-
nie bet Third and Fourth
Finigan James C. tinsmith, dwl S s Minnie bet

First and Second
Finigan Owen, bds with Peter Finigan, N s

Minnie bet Third and Fourth
Finigan Peter, {Finigan & Brother) dwl N s

Minnie bet Third and Fourth
Fink Henry, merchant, dwl N a Berry bet Du-
pont and Clara
Fink James L. salesman, 141 Washington, bds

What Cheer House
Fink Julius {Brovming & F.) 198 Kearny
Finley Francis, clerk, dwl NW cor Post and

Kearny
Finley George, seaman, dwl W s Matthew Place

bet Post and Sutter
Finley Richard, stock-dealer, dwl cor Larkin and

Green
Finley Thomas E. clerk, cor Cal and Leidesdorff
Finn Augustus, printer, with O'Meara & Painter
Finn Cornelius, boots and shoes, Davis bet Clay

and Commercial
Finn David, dwl N s Vallejo bet Montgomery

and Sansome
Finn Edward, teamster, dwl SE corner Rassette

Place No. 2 and Sutter
Finn Jeremiah, drayman, for Tulcan Iron Works,

dwl S s Bryant bet Second and Third
Fkin Julia, (widow) dwl SE cor Rassette Place

No. 2 and Sutter
Fmn Patrick, retortraan, S. F. Gas Co. dwl S s

Howard bet First and Second

Finnall M. S. dwl Oriental Hotel
Finnenam Patrick, laborer, bds 182 Pacific
Finney C. G. & Co. (/. N. Mack) flour, C9 Clay,

dwl cor Sutter and Mason
Finney James, liquor-saloon, Meiggs Wharf

North Beach
Finney Josiah T. carpenter, dwl S s Francisco nr

Lombard
Finton Edward, machinist, bds St. Charles Hotel,

First
Fippinger Nicholas, shoe-maker, 70 Front
Fischer A. professor of music, dwl 84 Kearny
Fischer Anton, laborer, dwl 66 Kearny
Fischer Beuj. tinsmith, bds with Henry Bernard
Fischer Charles, com merchant, and Consul for

Austria and Tuscany, 157 Jackson, dwl 198

Pine
Fischer George, at Albany Brewery, Everett nr

Third
Fischer Herman, dwl 83 Bush
Fischer John, mauf jeweler, dwl N s Sutter near

Montgomery
Fish Benjamin P. Black Hawk Stables, Pine nr

San.some, dwl Wetmore Place bet Clay and

Washington
Fish E. P. printer, with O'Meara & Painter
Fish {Edward N.) & Co. {Simon Silvirberg) pro-
prietors Geary St. Market S s Geary bet

Dupont and Kearny
Fish, Franklin & Co. Intelligence Office, SE cor

Clay and Montgomery up stairs, bds What

Cheer House
Fish James H. wharfinger Jackson St. Wharf,

dwl Wetmore Place bet Clay and Wash-
ington
Fish William Henry, dwl Broadway near Mason
Fishback Harmon, {Fishback & Brother) dwl

NW cor Pacific and Mason
Fishback {John R.) & 'Qrolher {Harmon Fishback)

grocers, NW cor Pacific and Mason
Fishbourne R. W. draughtsman, U. S. Surveyor

General, dwl E s Ohio near Broadway
Fishbourne Sarah J. T. teacher, dwl E s Ohio nr

Broadway
Fisher Alfred K. bds 237 Clay
Fisher Augustus A. {Fisher & Co.) res New Tork
Fisher Benjamin A. wheelwright, at 67 Pine
Fisher Beriah, ship-carpenter, dwl N s Everett

bet Third and Fourth
Fisher Bernard, private school, NE cor Post and

Dupont
Fisher C. musician, Lyceum Theater
FISHER {Charles A.) & CO. {Augustus A. Fisher)

hatters, NE cor Montgomery and Commer-
cial, dwl Taylor near Washington
Fisher Charles Henry, dwl Adele Alley bet

Stockton and Powell
Fisher George W. book-keeper, with Crowell &

Crane, bds S s Pine near Dupont
Fisher Harris W. drayman, for Yerplanck &

McMullen, bds with A. D. McDonald
Fisher Henry E. mason, dwl S s Post bet Mason

and Taylor
Fisher Henry I. {Kuh & F.) dwl Taylor St. Wharf
Fisher Henry J. melter, with G. W. Bell, dwl

Auburn bet Jackson and Pacific
Fisher H. W. drayman, SE cor Front and Sac-
ramento, dwl Minnie bet Second and Third

SAN FRANCISCO [ F ] DIRECTORY.

119

Fisbor Hermann, cook, Metropolitan Hotel
Fialier J. G. (widow, colored) dwl N 8 Broadway

near Mason
FISHER LUTHER P. advertising and news-
paper agent, 171^ AVasbingtou (see adver-
tisement
Fisher L. \V. (John Simek, Co.) dwl Union Club

NW cor Montgomery and California
Fisher Malcolm, butcher, 12 "Washington Market,

dwl cor Pacific and Battery
Fisher Max, wheelwright, dwl IG-i Washington
Fislier Morris, hand-cart, dwl NS Clementina bet

First and Second
Fisher N. C. Washington Market, bds Tremont

House
Fisher P. II. dwl 213 Sacramento
Fisher Philip II. saddler, at 74 Davis
Fisher Rev. 0. bds Hillman's Temperance House
Fisher William, dwl with Marcus Kobn
Fisherman Frederick, shoe-maker, at 106 Cali-
fornia bds 63 Montgomery
Fisk Royal, broker, 6-i S'ront up stairs
Fiske Edward S. {U. G. & E. S. F.) dwl Mason

bet Pine and California
Fiske H. G. & E. S. metal-roofers, 190 Kearny
Fisler G. M. salesman, with Frank Baker, dwl

93 Dupont
Fisler Morris, with Frank Baker, dwl 93 Dupont
Fitch George, dwl 113 Broadway
Fitch George, drayman for A. W. Cudworth, bds

cor Powell and Broadway
FITCH {George K.) & RUTHERFORD (Thomas)

proprietors and publishers Prices Current

and Shipping List, 128 Sansome, dwl with

R. H. Waller
Fitch Henry C. waiter, 211 Washington
Fitch Henry S. real estate, 112 Montgomery, dwl

10 Ilardie Place
Fitch John, (colored) job-cart, 130 Sansome,

rooms E s Dupont near Broadway
Fite John S. carpenter, W s Stockton near Clay
Fite M. bds Benton House
Fitez A. M. Mrs. laundry. Merchant near East
Fits John, laborer, bds with George W. Smith
Fitzgerald C. brick-layer, cor Mason and Geary
Fitzgerald Charles, clerk, 85 Washington, bds

256^ Stockton
Fitzgerald Edward, clerk. United States Branch

Mint, dwl 4 Pennsylvania Avenue
FITZGERALD E. & CO. ( 0. M. Perkins and

Wm. G. Wendell) importers hardware, 112

Battery, bds American Exchange
Fitzgerald E. Jr. 112 Battery
Fitzgerald Francis, dwl S s Sutter bet Mason and

Powell ■
Fitzgerald George, farmer, dwl S s Sutter bet

Powell and Mason
Fitzgerald Henry, keeper County Jail, dwl N s

Pacidc near Taylor
Fitzgerald James, boatman, dwl W s Gaines near

Union
Fitzgerald James, laborer. Fort Point
Fitzgerald James T. boatman, bds Sansome

House SW cor Battery and Yallejo
Fitzgerald J. 0. laborer. Fort Point
Fitzgerald John H. at 85 Wash, bds 2oGh Stock
Fitzgerald John P. printer, SE cor Clay and

Sansome

Fitzgerald Martin, farmer, dwl S s Hunt bet

Second and Third
Fitzgerald Michael, carpenter, dwl S 8 Hunt bet

Second and Third
Fitzgerald Micliael, hostler, Logue & Skelly, dwl

SE cor Bush and Sansome
Fitzgerald Michael, laborer, dwl Bryant Place
Fitzgerald Michael, painter, bds 182 Pacific
Fitzgerald ilichael, dwl 4 Pennsylvania Avenue
Fitzgerald Morris, tinsmith, at 41 Battery, dwl

85 Jackson
FITZGERALD OSCAR P. Rev. editor Pacific

Methodist and Pastor Meth. Church South,

dwl Pratt Court nr California
Fitzgerald Patrick, laborer, dwl with William R.

O'Brien
Fitzgerald Stephen, laborer with L. L. Lawrence
Fitzgerald T. G. produce commission merchant,

46 Clay, dwl Sutter nr Powell
Fitzgerald William, dwl SE cor Front and Oregon
Fitzgerald William, machinist, Sutter Iron Works

cor Beale and Folsom
Fitzgibbon David, porter, 71 Front, dwl Jackson

bet Front and Davis
Fitzgibbon J. M. laborer, weigher's department

C. H.
Fitzgibbon John M. ship carpenter, dwl S s How-
ard bet First and Second
Fitzgibbon Michael E. compositor, dwl N s Sut-
ter bet Kearny and Montgomery
Fitzherbert Rose Miss, wines and liquors, 1 51 Cal
Fitzmorris George, teamster, dwl W s Powell

bet Pine and IBush
Fitzmorris Ulysses, plasterer, dwl S s Stevenson

bet Second and Third
Fitzpatrick Eagan, brick-layer, bds with Henry

Cooper
Fitzpatrick James, dwl 37 Clay
Fitzpatrick John, dwl 37 Clay
Fitzpatrick John, trunk-maker, 180 California,

dwl E s Scott nr Powell
Fitzpatrick John E. (Turner & Co.) dwl 128 Bdy
Fitzpatrick Mary (widow), dwl W s Powell near

Sacramento
Fitzpatrick Michael, Engineer Golden Gate Mills

dwl Central Place
Fitzpatrick Thomas, stevedore, dwl N s Green nr

Stockton
Fitzpatrick William (F. &, Heaney), dwl S s Clem-
entina bet Third and Fourth
Fitzsimraons Michael, shipwright, dwl E s Third

bet Mission and Howard
Flagg Lucius, merchant, bds with Mrs. Sarah A.

Peters
Flaglor Gilbert, dwl 21 Natoma
Flahaut James, furniture, 325 Stockton
Flaherty John, laborer, dwl William bet Post

and Geary
Flaherty Miles, laborer, dwl S s Minnie bet First

and Second
Flaherty P. printer, bds NW cor Pacific and

Montgomery
Flakefield Charles, carpenter, bds What Cheer

House
Flam Patrick T. porter, dwl N s Everett bet

Third and Fourth
Flanagan Daniel, hostler, with Logue & Skelly,

dwl S s Stevenson bet First and Second

120

SAN FRANCISCO [ F ] DIRECTORY.

Flanagan John & Co. {C. F. MacDermot), imps
and jobbers wines and liquors, 99 Front,
dwl K s Kearny nr Green

Flanagan Moses K. dwl 180 Jackson

Flanagan Patrick, blacksmith, 102 Kearny, bds
witli Patrick Eagan

Flanagan Thomas H. secretary Board Delegates
S. F. Fire Dopt, 29 City Hall, dwl 180 Jack

Flanders A Ivan ( W'a.ylthurn & F.) dwl NW cor
Stockton and California

Flanders C. bds "What Cheer House

Flanders Kpliraim W. calker, boards at Isthmus
House, First

Flanders J. C. printer, 151 Clay, dwl 53 Minnie

Flanders J. P. dravnian, with R. 11. Bennett & Co

Flannerly Miles, laborer, dwl 05 Minnie

Flannery Henry, agent, bds Eagle Hotel, Beale
nr Folsom

Flannery J. waterman, dwl 6 Brown's Place

Flannery Thomas, clerk with Dennis McCreith,
bds 44 First

Flatlcv Jolin, cook, dwl S s Mission bet Second
and Third

Flavel George, capt bark Jane A. Falkinburg,
pier 3 Stewart

Fleismann Charles, porter, bds 156 Pacific

Fleming Jerome, at Distillery, Presidio Road

Fleming John, laborer, bds with P. Fleming

Fleming John, laborer, with John Fay, Chesnut
nr Mason

Fleming John R. purser stmr Pacific, dwl 26
Minnie

Fleming Lewis S. laborer, bds Old Oak, N s Mis-
sion cor Ridlej''

Fleming Michael, laborer, dwl S s Sutter bet
Stockton and Powell

Fleming Patrick, laborer, dwl N s Howard bet
Second and Third

Fleming Patrick, Jr. boiler-maker, bds with P.
Fleming, N s Howard bet Second and Third

Fleming Samuel, printer Home Journal, dwl
Kearny l)et Sacramento and Pine

Fleming Thomas, carpenter, bds Golden Gate
Hotel, Jackson

Fleming William, ship-carpenter, dwl S s Clem-
entina bet First and Second

Fleming Wm. B. atty at law, NE cor Montgom-
ery and Commercial, dwl "W s Third bet
Brannan and Townsend

Flenner Thomas R. (Porter & F.) dwl 133 Kear-
ny

Flenry Adolphe, laborer, at Turner Bros

Fleres Antoine, hair-dresser, at 155 Clay, dwl W
s Oneida Place nr Sacramento

Fletcher A. K. newspaper carrier, dwl S W cor
Battery and Commercial

Fletcher Charles F. salesman, with Figel & Bro.
dwl EI Dorado Building

Fletcher J. dwl 4 Ty.son Place

Fletcher Philip, stone-cutter, Fort Point

Fleury Jean, dwl SW cor Stockton and "Wash

Fleury Jules, blacksmith, with Paul Fleury

Fleury Paul, blacksmith, N s Commercial bet
Kearny and Dupont

Flinsburg Ernst, boot and shoe-maker, dwl 90
Kearny

Flint Augustus P. insurance agent, 112 Mont-
gomery, bds with Jonathan Hunt

FLINT EDWARD P. {Flint,, Fealody & Co.),
dwl N 8 Harrison bet Essex and First

Flint Geo. dairyman. Mission Valley rear Church

FLINT {James F. & Fdv.ard F.), PEA BODY
{Alfred) & CO. (Geo. 11. Kellogg), commission
merchants, NW cor Front and Broadway,
res Boston. Mass

Flint Thomas P. painter, dwl SW cor Kearny
and Sutter

Flint Wm. C. Custom House Exchange, cor Bat-
tery and Washington, dwl cor Mkt and Kate

Flint William K. clerk, with Flint. Peabody &
Co. dwl Harrison bet Essex and First

Flintoft' Joseph, blacksmith, with O'Connor and
Caine, dwl N s Howard bet Second and Third

Flitcroft {Tlios.) & Swift [James F.), sail-makers,
SE cor Jackson and Battery, dwl SW cor
Washington aud Battery

Flood Christopher, dwl N s Jessie bet First and
Second

Flood Henry S. clerk, with Eugene Kelly & Co.
NW cor Sansome and Sacramento

Flood James, plasterer, dwl 36 Trinity

FLOOD {James C.) & O'BRIEN {Wm. S.) Auc-
tion Lunch, 125 Washington, dwl N s John
bet Powell and Mason

Flood John, laborer, dwl with Christopher Flood

Flood John, plasterer, dwl 36 Trinity

Flood John, purifier, S. F. Gas Co.

ilood Michael, Catholic book-store, 121 Kearny,
dwl S s Harlan PI bet Dupont and Stockton

Flood William, stone-cutter, dwl N s Clary bet
Ritch and Fourth

Flores George, laborer, dwl N s Hinkley bet
Kearny and Dupont

Flower Samuel, attorney at law, 2 Parson's Bdg,
boards with Mrs. A. M. Petit

Flowers Edward, engineer, stm Senator, dwl S s
Union bet Powell and Mason

Floyd S. H. dwl SE cor Mont and Jackson

Flye J. S. wood and coal, Dupont near Union

Flynn Edmond, Telegram Exchange Saloon, 18
Kearny

Flynn Ellen Miss, dwl with Michael O'Connor E s
Ecker

Flynn Hugh, bds Roxbury House, Pacific

Flynn John, carpenter, dwl S s Sutter bet Stock-
ton and Powell

Flynn John, laborer. Fort Point

Flynn John, laborer, dwl S s Hunt bet Second
and Third

Flynn John B. dwl S s Sutter bet Stockton and
Powell

Flynn Margaret Mrs. servant, 5 Sacramento

Flynn {Martin) & Pease {James II.) wood and
coal and capt stm Goliah, SW cor Market
and First, dwl N s Broadway bet Sansome
and Montgomery

Flynn {Miss Mary) & Burns {Miss Elizabeth) mil-
linery, 240 Dupont

Flynn Maurice, laborer. Pacific Foundry, dwl E s
Hubbard bet Folsom and Howard

Flynn Morris, laborer, dwl N s Stevenson bet
First and Second

Flvnn Patrick, porter, 69 Front

Flynn Patrick, hostler with P. Hunt & Co.

Flynn Patrick, clerk, SW cor Third and Everett,
bds with Richard Mogan

SAN FRANCISCO [ F ] DIRECTORY.

121

Flynn R. L. salesman, 88 Front, dwl Auburn bet

Pacific and Jackson
Flynn Thomas, blacksmith with Folsom & Ding-
ley, dwl 1G9 Calilbrnia
Flynn Thomas, laborer, dwl W s Dupont bet

Geary and O'Farrell
Flynn Thomas ('. shoe-maker, dwl S s Natoma

bet Second and Third
Flynn Timothy, laborer, dwl Greenwich bet Tay-
lor and Mason
Foa Julius S. dwl SW cor Broadway and Dupont
Foard J. McDonough, (Brooks, Diiyjdt&F.) dwl

180 Jackson
Foard Thomas J. foreman Golden Era, 151 Clay,

dwl Union bet Dupont and Kearny
Fobes George P. atty at law, 1 Naglee's Bdg,

dwl N 8 Howard bet Second and Third
Fobes James, variety store, W B Fremont bet

Folsom and Howard
Fogarty James, butcher, W s Second bet Market

and Mission
Fogarty James, with Wm. F. Walton & Co. bds

Mechanic's Boarding House, Market
Fogarty Mary, (widow) dwl E s Dupont bet Post

and Sutter
Fogarty John, boot-maker with James H. Swain
Fogarty Patrick, carpenter, dwl S s Stevenson

bet First and Secpnd
Fogarty T. C. bds Benton House
Fogarty William, laborer, dwl N s Stockton PI

near Dupont
Fogelski Morris, job cart, dwl S s Jessie bet First

and Second
Fogg Charles J. seaman, dwl 12 Bay State Row
Fogg E. C. hides and wool, NW cor California

and Davis, dwl S s Lombard bet Jackson

and Powell
Foley Daniel, boiler-maker, Sutter Iroii Works,

dwl N s Natoma bet Second and Third
Foley Daniel, dwl E 8 Third bet Folsom and

Harrison
Foley Daniel, laborer, bds with Wm. R. O'Brien
Foley F. 50 Front up-stairs, bds at Manhattan

Honse
Foley Frank, laborer, S. F. Sugar Refinery, bds

with Owen Casey
Foley John, laborer, Union Foundry, dwl S s

Natoma bet First and Second
Foley John, pressman, 68 Merchant, dwl 5 Mil-
ton Place
Foley Michael C. calker, bds Oregon House
Foley Patrick, boiler-maker. Union Foundry
Foley Patrick, polisher, 158 Pacific
FOLEY TERENCE, business manager Herald,

162 Montgomery, dwl Green nr Mont
Foley Timothy, boot-maker, 13 Clay, dwl corner

Commercial and Davis
Folger Francis B. {Moore & F.) dwl Black Point
Folger James A. with Bovee & Co. dwl N s

Green bet Mason and Powell
Folger James S. druggist, Davis nr Jackson, dwl

N 8 St. Marks PI bet Dupont and Stockton
Folger Peter, dwl with J. Hayes, Bush
Folger Setii, waterman, dwl W s Taylor bet

Jackson and Pacific
Folk S. at 80 Davis, dwl cor First and Tehama
Folkes Peter F. engineer, dwl N s Howard bet

Second and Third

Folkes Richard, dwl S s Vallojo nr Kearny
FoUert Louisa F. (widow) dwl 66 Minnio
Follct W. H. bds Benton House
Follnir Gustave, barber, dwl S s St. Mark Place

bet Dupont and Stockton
FoLsoni A. dwl S s Bu.«h bet Stockton and Powell
FOLSOM {Alhert) & DINGLEY ( Wm. II.) black-
smiths and carriage-makers, 38 Wel)b, dwl
90 Bush (see advertisement)
Folsom E. J. capt police, dwl N s Pine near

Larkin
Folsom Francis T. carriage-smith with Folsom &

Dingley, dwl 90 Bush
Folsom George T. book-keeper. Wells, Fargo &

Co. dwl 3 Chatham Place
Folsom J. L. ofBce estate of, 63 Montgomery

Block
Folsom M. bds What Cheer House
Folter Josephine Mrs. dwl E s Virginia
Fonce Nathaniel B. clerk, dwl 200 Clay
Fonda (Alfred) & Gray {John) groceries and pro-
visions, SE cor Clay and Sansome, dwl NE
cor Folsom and Third
Foran William, stone-cutter. Fort Point
Forbes A. J. cabinet-maker, at 140 Washington,

dwl E s Dupont bet Yallejo and Green
Forbes Alexander {Eduards & Balky) dwl 265

Clay
FORBES (Andrew B.) & BABCOCK [Wm. F.)
agents Pacific Mail S. S. Co. ofiice NW cor
Sac and Leidesdorff, dwl E s Essex bet Fol-
som and Harrison (see advertisement)
Forbes John, dwl cor Sansome and Union
Forbes John, engineer, bds Brooklyn Hotel
Forbes Thomas, boarding, 186 Sansome
Ford Charlotte L. (widow) bds with C. M. Cham-
berlain
Ford Frederick J. machinist, dwl 61 Mont •
Ford Henry, seaman, dwl Market nr Drumm
Ford J. C. imp and commission merchant, 60 Cali-
fornia, dwl Green nr Powell
Ford John, laborer, at S. F. Sugar Refinery, dwl

Price op Refinery
Ford John, upholsterer, bds with John M. Metz
Ford John, waiter, dwl Hinkley bet Kearny and

Dupont
Ford John H. (colored) laborer, dwl 115 Mer-
chant
Ford James N. liquor-saloon, S s Jackson bet
Drumm and Davis, dwl Jackson nr Drumm
Ford Lewis S. proptr malt-house, Stockton bet
Francisco and Bay, dwl N a Green between
Powell and Mason
Ford N. M. traveler, Freeman & Co.'s Express
Ford Patrick, laborer, with John Fay, dwl Ches-

nut bet Mason and Taylor
Ford Patrick, laborer. Fort Point
Ford R. laborer, dwl S s Market nr Main
Ford Thomas, laborer, Yulcan Iron Works, dwl

NE cor Third and Mission
Ford Thomas, printer, Golden Era, bds with W.

C. Butler
Ford W. groceries, 90 Davis, dwl Pine bet Stock-
ton and Dupont
Ford William, dwl S s Natoma bet First and

Second
Ford William T. bds with C. M. Chamberlain
Ford William W. contractor, dwl 314 Stockton

122

SAN FRANCISCO [ F ] DIRECTORY.

Forclliam Jolm X. book-kccpor, cor Front and

Jackson, dwl K s Saiisonie nr Broadway
FORKHAM (Hubert B.) JEXXINGS {David A.)

A CO. ( WiUiam F. Ilolsty) proccrs, corFrout

and Jackson, dwl S s Jackson nr Taylor
Forest Aiitliony. chancellor, French Consul, dwl

1 89 Stockton
Forester K. S. Mrs. teacher, dwl AV s Powell bet

Clay and Sacramento
Forester F. E. Mis.<?. assistant teacher intermedi-
ate dept Powell St. School
Forester Henry B. book-keeper, George F. Bragg,

& Co. dwi 231 Powell
Forester Thomas 11. (col'd) farmer, dwl NE cor

Pupont and St. Mark's Place
Formhals F. M. tinsmith, at cor Vashington and

Front
Forner J. B. policeman, dwl cor Dupont and

BroMdway
Forrest Curtis T., S s Market bet Third and Fourth
Forrester Peter, dwl Jones bet Filbert and Green-
wich
Forry William, with J. B. Manchester, dwl 124

Stockton
Forsaith Edward "VT. Cal produce, 49 and 50

Washington Mkt, dwl Anthony nr Mission
Forster Louise Madame, teacher, bds with Gr.

Yenard
Forster Peter B. {Ayres & Co.) dwl cor Geary

and Uupont
Fortemie J. fisherman. 8 Sacramento
Fortman Frederick {Foster & Co.) dwl NE cor

Tehama and Fourth
FORTMAN {Hmry) & CO. {SeaU Fortman)

groceries and liquors, NW cor Stockton and

Sacramento
Fortman Seabe, {Fortman & Co.) dwl NW cor

Stockton and Sacramento
Fortune Henry, book-keeper, 101 Battery, dwl

E s Powell bet Jackson and Pacilic
Fortune James A. salesman, with C. Hudson &

Co. 101 Battery, dwl NE cor Green and

Mason
Fortune M. bds Benton House
Fosbury Ann Miss, cap-maker, dwl 229 Clay
Foshay John, clerk, 131 Commercial
Foss Henry, laborer, dwl 37 Clay
Foster Abram, boiler-maker, with Coffey & Risdon
Foster Albert, pilot, dwl S s Harrison bet Fre-
mont and Beale
Foster Aldeu B. with Burnham & Coolidge, dwl

with Gilbert M. Burnham
Foster Benjamin F. compositor Alta California,

bds What Cheer House
Foster Caspar, boot-maker, with Charles Hauser,

dwl 290 Dupont
Foster Charles, ( W. C. Talbot & Co.) res Machias

Maine
Foster Daniel, ship-carpenter, dwl E s Maine nr

Folsom
Foster David H. with W..C. Talbot & Co. dwl

with W. C. Talbot
Foster Edward, engineer dwl E s Wetmore Place,

bet Clay and Washington
Foster Felix, gardener, Presidio Road, W of Val-
ley House
Foster Frederick A. com mcht, 30 Front, dwl

Minnie bet Second and Third

Mastic Roofing

Co.

Foster George, overseer, for John Center, NW

cor Center and Folsom
Foster George H. clerk, with R. H. Yance, bds

with Mrs. Tinimerman
Foster H. L. agent, Boston

172 Clay, dwl 218 California
Foster Isaac, blacksmith, at 16 Bush
Foster J. G. purser, stm Uncle Sam, ofiBce with

C. K. Garrison & Co.
Foster John, plumber, at 43 Clay
Foster John J. confectioner, with Charles H. Mer-
cer, dwl S s Greenwich bet Mason and

Taylor
Foster Joseph, saloon, NW cor Powell and Fran-
cisco
Foster R. W. Miss, assistant teacher grammar

dept Union Street School
Foster Samuel, machinist, Pacific Foundry, dwl

Clementina nr Second
Foster Wra. Henry, laborer, bds " Thistle," N s

Folsom bet Price and Harris
Foulkes Thomas, {Dupuy F. k Co.) dwl Europe
Foulksey Horatio, laborer, 100 Bush
Fountain Norman, surgeon dentist, SE cor Mont-
gomery and California, bds 119 Pine
Fouque Julius, carpenter, dwl 155 California
Fouque Touissant, club-rooms 210 Clay, dwl W s

Dupont bet Yallejo and Green
Fouratt Euos, pilot, stm New World, dwl N s

Yallejo nr Montgomery
Fous Miguel, fisherman, dwl 9 Sacramento
Fowler George 0. (of Fowler & Co., Port Town-
send, W. T.) forwarding and commission,

office with W. C. Talbot & Co.
Fowler Henry Y. wood-carver, dwl S 8 Everett

bet Third and Fourth
Fowler James L. dwl 53 Montgomery
Fowler {James W.) k Hammond {Thomas E.)

teachers fine arts, 66 Mont, dwl 251 Clay
Fowler John, {McLean & F.) dwl with H, P.

Coon
Fowler Mary A. Mrs. furnished rooms, 346 Stock
Fowler R. Jr. Stockton messenger. Freeman &

Co.'s Express
Fowzer Elizabeth Mrs. machine sewing, 330

Stockton
Fowzer James, segars and tobacco, 138 Battery

dwl 330 Stockton
Fox (£".) Rapp {Julius) and Schmidt, {Cliarles)

Washington Baths 174 Washington, dwl St.

Nicholas Hotel
Fox George, bar-keeper, NE cor Leidesdorff and

Commercial
Fox George, bds Tehama House
Fox H. Allen, gunsmith 112 Washington, dwl

112 Kearny
Fox Heimon, tailor, 84 Sansome, dwl 11 Mission
Fox Henry, liquors, dwl N s Greenwich nr

Dupont
Fox {Henry A.) k Melville, {John) wholesale

liquors SW cor Clay and Leidesdorff, dwl

Greenwich bet Stockton and Dupont
Fox Heyman, tailor, dwl S s Jessie bet First and

Second
Fox Horatio, carpenter, S s Mission bet Fremont

and First, dwl Merchant bet Drumm and

East
Fox L. bds St. Nicholas

SAN FRANCISCO [F] DIRECTOEY.

123

Fox Morris, tailor, dwl 26 First

Fox Riciiard, painter, dwl Paul's Court, rear 227
Dupont

Fox Thuiiias, coppersmith, dwl Pacific nr Front

Fox William, laborer, dwl with Kdw. Dorscy

Fox William C. hide-curer, bds W s lieale near
Folsora

Foy Charles E. sail-maker, dwl NW cor Ellis and
Stockton

Foye I. capt sloop F. W. Crawford, Washington
Street Wharf

Foye John, drayman, bds 6 St. Mark's Place

Foye William, groceries, W s Sausorae bet Green
and Filbert

Framboise Alphonse, butcher, 4 Clay St. Market,
dwl California nr Dupont

France Henry, laborer, with A. J. Easton, Pre-
sidio Road

Francis Abram (Cox, F. & Co.) NE cor Broadway
and Battery

Francis A. II. saloon. Clay, dwl Bush bet Jones
and Taylor

Francis D. B. salesman, 56 Front, dwl 104 Mont

Francis John, assistant engineer stm Pacific, dwl
NE cor Montgomery and Vallejo

Francis John H. boarding and lodging, S s Fol-
som bet Fremont and Beale

Francis J. AV. dwl Chesnut nr Powell

Francis Muunear, boots and shoes, E s Dupont nr
Vallejo

Francis S. furniture, 318 Dupont

Francis Willard, vinegar-maker, dwl NW comer
Dupont and California

Franck Frederick & Co. commission merchants
and consul for Wurtemburg, SW cor Front
and California, dwl Union op Plaza

Franco C. bds Benton House

Franco Charles, upholsterer, at 120 Sansome

Francois Reynaud, shoe-maker, S s Pacific near
Virginia

Francole Antonio, dwl 191 Pacific

Frank Albert, drayman, cor California and Front,
dwl Tehama bet First and Second

Frank Auguste, Frank's Market, NW cor Third
and Folsom

Frank Charles, baker, dwl 86 Kearny

Frank K. tailor, Pacific bet Battery and Front

Frank Fretz, laborer. Union Brewery, N s Mis-
sion bet Second and Third

Frank G. bds What Cheer House

Frank Henry & Co. {lltnry Wmtfeld) mattress-
makers, 20 Commercial

Frank Isaac, clerk, NE cor Sacramento and Bat

Frank James, waterman, William bet Jones and
Taylor

Frank John, packer. Commercial Flour Mills

FRANK JOSEPH & CO. {Rudolf Jordan) tobac-
co and cigars, 85 Clay, dwl 31 Minnie

Frank Joseph, clerk, NE cor Sacramento and Bat

Frank Jos. saddler and upholsterer, 272 Dupont

Frank Lewis, cigars, dwl 152 Bash

Frank M. (C. Slevem & Co.) dwl Green bet Du-
pont and Kearny

Frank Moses, clerk, 64^ Battery

Frank Otto H. consul for Hanover, SW cor San-
some and Pacific

Frank S. painter, 31 Montgomery

Frank Simon, laborer, warehouse dept, C. House

Frankel Solomon, hand-cartraan, dwl SE corner

Third and Jessie
Frankciiau San.uel, trader, bds with Joseph

Seller
Frankenthal Max, book-keeper, 112 Sacramento,

dwl Minnie bet Third and Fourth
Franklin Abram, dwl 10 s Powell bet Washing-
ton and Clay
Franklin Edward, Agent, office cor Sacramento

and Batter}', up stairs
Franklin G. clothing, Davis bet Clark and Pacific
Franklin Hugh, peddler, dwl E s Dupont bet Post

and Sutter
Franklin James, bds Columbia House, Stewart
Franklin John, pawn-broker, 207 Dupont, dwl

253 Powell
Franklin John, book-keeper, with B. C. Horn &

Co. bds S s Howard bet Third and Fourth
Franklin John, (X>. li. Jones & Co.) dwl Pulgas

Ranch
Frdnklin John H. GO California
Franklin Marx, hand-cartmau, dwl E s Dupont

bet Post and Sutter
Franklin Philip, dwl 96 Bush
Franklin Roderick P. blacksmith, 64 Sansome,

dwl 179 Mission
Franklin William, laborer, City Laundry, nr SW

cor Brannan and Third
Franklin William, fisherman, dwl Drumm near

Washington
Frannenhalz Phillip, brewer, at Bavarian Brew-
ery, N s Vallejo bet Dupont and Stockton
Frantzkee F. W. furrier, SW cor Mission and

Third
Frapolli Baptisto {Scalmanini & F.) dwl 23 Clay
Eraser Andrew, machinist. Pacific Foundry
Fraser Christoi)her. laborer, dwl with Mat. Burke
Fraser Simon, (Kittredge & F.) dwl cor Chambers

and Battery
Fraser Thomas, porter, 48 Battery, dwl W a Third

nr Harrison
Fraser William, shipwright, 2 Sacramento
Frasier Alexander, stevedore, boards Columbia

House, Stewart
Frasier Robert, bds Columbia House, Stewart
Fray John, shoe-maker, dwl 292 Pacific
Frazee Charles, drug-clerk, 143 and 145 Clay
Frazer M. bds Benton House
Frazer William, ship-carpenter, dwl Ws Stewart

nr Mission
Frazer William H, calker, bds Oregon House
Frazier James, assistant engieeer stm J. Bragdon
Frazier M. Carrie Miss, dwl with Geo. W. Tyler
Frazsier Fred, cook, Hillman's Temperance Hs

80 Davis
Freaner John, dwl 209 Washington, rear
Freaner W. B. inspector, Custom House
Freanor James, laborer, \J. S. Branch Mint
Freck Louis, upholsterer, dwl E s Mary Lane bet

Bush and Sutter
Frederick Frederika (widow) teacher, 245 Wash
Fredericks James C. book-binder, dwl NE cor

Washington and Dupont
Fredet John {Eveillard & F.) dwl 130 Kearny
Fredman J. furniture-wagon, cor Clay and San-
some, dwl cor Sacramento and Leavenworth
Fredrick Morris {Fredrick & Brother) dwl 171^

Washington

124

SAN FRANCISCO [F] DIRECTORY.

Fredrick {Solotnon) &, Brother (J/orris Frttlrkk)
iinporlers watches and jewelry, 17 li "Wash-
ington, resides New York

Freds Joseph, waiter, 160 Kearny

Free William, machinist, dwl 245 Kearny

Freeborn Hugh, lapidarj-, with Louderback &
Baldwin

Freeborn James, merchant, 59 Front, dwl Ori-
ental llotel

Freechy J. 0. light-house keeper. Fort Point

Freelon '1 honias W. {Byrne & F.) dwl Clay below
Powell

Freelon AVilliara. gardener, Presidio Road

Freeman Benjamin li. {Simth & F.) dwl E s
Quincy nr Pine

Freeman Charles E. clerk, dwl California above
Dupont

Freeman Chas. "W. (Rollins & F.) bds 11 Geary

Freeman Elisha, capt schr Flying Dart, bds with
Thomas Blackmore

Freeman George, carrier Morning Call

Freeman George, merchant, dwl 4 Milton Place

Freeman George F. clerk. SW cor Broadway and
Front, dwl SW cor Broadway and Davis

Freeman Jacob, stoves and tinware, 18 Kearny,
dwl S s California bet Dupont and Stockton

Freeman John, bds Columbia House, Stewart

FREEMAN &, CO. New York and California
Express, office NE cor Montgomery and
California (see advertisement)

FREEMAN JOHN M. president Freeman &Co.'s
Express, office NE cor Montgomery and
California, bds Oriental Hotel

Freeman Mary (widow) proprietress American
Eagle, N s Folsom bet Simmons and Harris

Freeman S. B. bds Benton House

Freeman Thomas, seaman, dwl "W s Baldwin
Court bet Folsom and Howard

Frees Daniel M. machinist, Albany Foundry

Frcese John E. miner, dwl N s Mission bet Sec-
ond and Third

Freie {Henry) & "Waterman (George) groceries
and liquors, SE cor Sac and Dupont

Freitas Isaac, fishmonger, dwl with James Lan-
dis

Fremont John C. dwl N s Mission bet Ridley
and Tracy

Fremy Michel, porter, with Fretz & Ralston, dwl
St. Charles nr Kearny

French A. inspector. Custom House

French Arthur, mate stmp Northerner, dwl Clay
Avenue nr Clay

FRENCH, (Charles C.) "WILSON (Enoch H.) &
CO. (Wm. G. Dunlo]}) imps clothing, 115
Sac, dwl Prospect PI bet Clay and Sac

French Francis, waiter, dwl S s Mission bet Har-
ris and Price

French M. bds "V\'hat Cheer House

French IL A. dwl 39 Montgomery

French Nancy G. (widow) dwl 221 Sacramento

French R. B. produce-broker, 52 Clay, dwl 16
Tehama

French Robert, drayman, bds S s Ritch bet Fol-
som and Harrison

rench "Wheeler, drayman, dwl S s Ritch bet
Folsom and Harrison

Frese Emil, agent for Charles H. Holling, im-
porter drugs, 51 Commercial

Fretigny Victor (Cande & F.) dwl NE cor Eddy

and St. Ann
Fretz Ann (widow) furnished room.s, 249 Clay
FRETZ (B. S.)&. RALSTON (W. C.) bankers,

S"W cor Battery and "Washington, dwl S"W

cor Dupont and Harlan Place
Freudenlhal Robert, clerk for "Wm. Kjoning
Frey AVm. A. salesman, 82 Commercial
Fricker J. H. tailor, St. Charles, ly Kearny
Friedberg C. H. clerk, dwl S"W cor Commercial

and Kearny
Friedberg Chas. clerk, 104 Clay
Friedberg M. carpenter, dwl E s Dup nr Union
Friedel Henry, book-binder and blank-book man-
ufacturer, 63 Merchant
Frudcrn Isaac, fruit-dealer, dwl 299 Dupont
FRIEDLANDER (A.) & CO. (P. M. Eder) imps

furnishing goods, 90 California, dwl N s

Yallejo bet Powell and Mason
FRIEDLANDER ISAAC, com mcht, 59 San-
some, dwl South Park nr Third
Friedlander M., (S. Goldstone & Co.) res New

York
Friedlander Wm. I. 95 California
Friel Eunice Miss, seamstress, 207 Clay
Friel P. waiter, 18 Bush
Friel "William, stoves and tinware, Drumm bet

Clark and Jackson, dwl 92 Kearny
Friend Philip, peddler, dwl 110 Sacramento
Friermouth George, stoves and tinware, Jackson

nr Drumm, dwl Bush nr Kearny
Friethofer August, cooper, bds 89 Bush
Frink Bernard, expressman, dwl 256 Pacific
Frink Emma Mrs. (widow) dwl S s Sacramento

bet Dupont and Stockton
FRINK GEORGE "W. proprietor Tehama House

N"W cor California and Sansome
Frisbie John B. real estate, 163 Montgomery, res

Yallejo
Frisbie Levi C. real estate, 163 Montgomery, res

Yallejo
Frisbie Lyman P. manager Pacific Museum, dwl

239 Washington
Frisbie "William, dwl N s Jackson bet PowelJ and

Mason
Frisch J. C. wines and liquors, 109 Clay, dwl N

s Union bet Powell and Mason
Frisch (John W.) & Co. (Feter Stelling) groceries,

S'W cor Mission and Fifth
Frisius Anton (J/. Frisius & Co.) dwl N s Folsom

bet Third and Fourth
FRISIUS (Martin) & CO. {Anton Frisius) imps

and com mchts, S s Market bet Beale and

Fremont, dwl N s Folsom bet Third and

Fourth
Fritch George, clerk, dwl E s Kearny nr Union
Fritsch Jacob, 31 Morey Alley bet Broadway and

Yallejo
Fritz D. H. blacksmith, at 43 Pine
Fritz P. H. baker, dwl cor Yallejo and Battery
Fritz John, baker, dwl Bailey's Al nr Bush
Fritz Nicol, washing, 404 Stockton
FrizellJ. R. shoe-maker, dwl S s Pacific bet

Jones and Taylor
Frodsham Edwin, miller, Am. Flour Mills, dwl

S s Jessie bet First and Second
Frodsham John, watch-maker, 214 Dupont, dwl

7 Yarenne Place

SAN FRANCISCO [Gl DIRECTORY.

125

Frohjing John {Kohler F. & Bauck) res Los An-
geles

Frohling Lewis, clerk -with Koliler, Froliling &
Bauck

Frohni Cliarles E. Leidesdorfl' nr California

Fromcnt Eugene {Ltinoiue F. & Co.) resides San
Jos6 ,

FRONTIER {Pder) & DEVIERCY (Eugene)
manufiicturing jewelers and lapidaries, S s
Isdel Place 81 Bush, rear

Frontier Peter (A. JJubois & Co.) Isdel Place nr
Bush

Froomberg Isaac, clerk, 87 Commercial

Froomberg Samuel, clothing, 87 Commercial

Frost H. John, clerk, with Baker & Cutting, dwl
Howard nr Fourth

Frost (Horatio) & Richards (Ca/t7>i) dealers paints,
and oils, 98 Battery, dwl S s Broadway bet
Taylor and Jones

Frothingliam Geo. carriage-painter, dwl cor Sal-
mon and Broadway

Frothingliam John, pattern-maker. Union Foun-
dry, dwl SW cor Mission and Jane

Frothingliam Peter, clerk, Mission Creek Distil-
lerj' nr Union Race Course

Fruchtnicht John {Wright & F.) saloon, NW cor
Mission and Stewart

Fry B. D. entrance and clearance clerk, C. H.
bds Metropolitan Hotel

Fry J. D. special U. S. P. 0. Agent, bds Metro-
politan Hotel

Frye Jackson B. mcht, dwl N s St. Mark's Place
bet Dupont and Stockton

Fuchs Herman, jeweler, dwl 51 Montgomery

Fulir Paul, boots and shoes, 139 Kearny

Fuhr Powell, boots and shoes, 142 Kearny, dwl
141 Kearny

Fulda Martin, dwl Hayes Valley

FuUard Wm. shipping-merchant, cor Market and
East, dwl S s Sutter bet Powell and Stock-
ton

Fallen John, laborer, bds N s Mission bet First
and Second

Fuller Alexander, haud-cartman, NW cor Mont-
gomery and Merchant

Fuller Benjamin C. waiter, What Cheer House

Fuller Chas. H. laborer and bds Dow's Distillery

Fuller Edward, carpenter, 90 Clay

Fuller James, real estate, dwl 152 California

Fuller Joel W. musician, dwl 54 St. Mark's PI

Fuller Orlando, furniture, 130 California

Fuller Silas, agent Cooso Bay Coal Co. junction
California and Market

Fuller Wm. shoe-maker, bds Mechanic's Board-
ing House, Market

Fullerton Samuel {Rogers & F.) dwl S s Green-
wich bet Mason and Powell

Fullmer George L. builder, bds E s Ritch bot
Folsom and Harrison

FuUum Edward, assistant melter, Yulcan Iron
Works

Fullum Mercy (widow) dwl with Chas H. Dick-
inson

Fullum Thomas, paper-maker, dwl N s Tehama
bet First and Second

Fulmer J. C. at 108 Clay, dwl 152 Battery

Fulton Adonia, 68 Battery

Fulton Alonzo, cook. Railroad House

Fulton Edward {G. N. Ferguson & Co.) dwl SE

cor Sacramento and Kearny
Fulton John B. rope-maker, dwl Johnson bet

Brannan and Br3'ant
FULTON JOHN J. tannery, leather belting and

hose manufiictory, E s Simmons nr Brannan

dwl N 3 Townsend bet Second and Third
Fumiston Lewis, SW cor Sac and Davis
Fungan David, E s Jones bot Pine and Bush
Funkenstein {J.) & Co. {F. Phillips) wines and

liquors, 99 Cal, dwl St. Mark's Place
Furber T. I. carpenter, dwl Sutter bet Taylor

and Jones
Furbush Ellis, clerk, Allen & Speir, dwl 109

Broadway
Furbush Moses, Phoenix Iron Works, dwl 109

Broadway
Furger Mary A. (widow) variety store, S 8 Mis-
sion bet Second and Third
Furlcy John F. gold-beater, W s Brenham Place

dwl 8 Yarrenne
Furley John F. Jr. gold-beater, dwl 8 Yarrenne
Furman Matthew H. attorney at law, 140 Clay,

dwl 181 Stockton
Furney John P. gold-beater, dwl 8 Yarrenne PI
Furney Patrick, slaughter-house, cor Larkin and

Pacific, dwl cor Bdy and Yan Ness Avenue
Furon Adolpho, laborer, dwl 187 California
Furstentbal G. R. traveling agent, for Isaac S.

Josephi
Furter Samuel, machinist, at 90 Battery dwl

Bush bet Montgomery and Kearny
Fusilier John, {JieinJiardt & F.) dwl 30 St. Mark

Place
Fusilier William, boarding, 59 Jackson

Gabbs William H. ship-carpenter, dwl W s Main

bet Folsom and Mission
Gabeldue Samuel, imp iron tubes, bds 89 Bush
Gabriel Delilah Miss, nurse, dwl 234 Sacramento
Gacquot Constant, waiter, dwl W s Spoflbrd nr

Washington
Gadsert Bailey, bds 28 Battery
Gaetz Daniel, boot-maker, AV s Davis nr Pacific,

dwl cor Dupont and Greenwich
Gafl'any Patrick, laborer, bds 5 Sacramento
Gaffany Thomas, laborer, bds 5 Sacramento
Gafl'ney James, laborer, San Francisco Gas
Company, dwl Jessie bet First and Second
Gaffne)'^ M. liquor-saloon, SW cor Jackson and

Front, dwl St. Francis Hotel
Gagmetti Siro, liquors, Bartlett Alley nr Pacific
Gagneur Emille, cook, Union Restaurant, SW

cor Washington and Dupont
Gaidon John, boot-black, dwl 1G3 Kearny
Gaidon Mark, hatter, dwl W s Third bet Market

and Stevenson
Gailhard Brothers, ( Charles, Gabriel and Pierre)
proprietors Caliibrnia Hotel, SE cor^Dupont
and Commercial
Gailhard Gabriel, {Gailhard Brothers) dwl Cali-
fornia Hotel
Gailhard Pierre, {Gailhard Brothers) dwl Cali-
fornia Hotel
Galacar Charles, bookseller, dwl 151 Stockton

126

SAN FRANCISCO *[ G ] DIRECTORY.

Galo {J. W.) & Co. (George Farwell) fruits, 99

and 101 Davis, dwlN s Howard bet Second

and Third
Galo Geor^a* II. attendant, Pacific Museum
Gale M. bds What Cheer House
Galeiipo Angelo, washing, N s Washington near

East
Gall Theodore, A^olks Garden, NW cor FoLsom

and Second, dwl S s Berry bet Dupont and

Clara
Gallagher Anne, Miss, domestic, Union Club
GALLAGHER BERNARD, carriages and

wagons, 1 6 Bush
Gallagher Bernard, laborer, at Willow Glen

Nursery. Brown bet Mission and Dolores
Gallagher Bridget C. Mrs. (widow) dwl W s

Powell bet Post and Sutter
Gallagher Charles, dwl NE cor Commercial and

Kearny
Gallagher Charles, plumber, San Francisco Sugar

Refinery
Gallagher Edward, boots and shoes, 6 Commercial
Gallagher {Echvard A. 7!) & Co. ( Charles E. Gihhs)

inspectors and re-packers of provisions, E s

Beale bet Mission and Market, dwl E s

Fremont bet Harrison and Bryant
Gallagher Hugh, cooper, 43 Washington, dwlNE

cor Davis and AVashingtou
GALLAGHER HUGH P. Rev. pastor St. Mary's

Cathedral, dwl E s Dupont adjoining church
Gallagher James, blacksmith, at 16 Bush
Gallagher James, washing and ironing, dwl 181

Stockton, rear
Gallagher James, St. Mary's Hospital
Gallagher James, real estate, dwl NW cor Pi«e

and Kearny
Gallagher John, laborer. United States Branch

Mint, dwl N s Jessie near First
Gallagher John, {Breen & G.) dwl S s Louisa nr

Fourth
Gallagher Joseph A. Rev. assistant pastor, St.

Mary's Cathedral, dwl E s Dupont adjoining

church
Gallagher Joseph M. book-keeper, at James

Plielan's, dwl Montgomery near Sutter
Gallagher Martin, dwl N s Green nr Montgomery
Gallagher Michael, watchman. United States

Branch Mint, dwl N s Filbert bet Kearny

and Dupont
Gallagher Thomas, {McKewen & G.) dwl 16 Na-

toraa bet First and Second
Gallagher Thomas J. clerk, dwl Stockton near

Sacramento
Gallagher William R. clerk, 160 Sacramento, dwl

with Henry R. Haskin
Gallatian I. dwl 277 Pacific
Gallegino Francis, commission merchant, dwl

Union, near Dupont, rear
Gallichan Matthew, blacksmith, N s Center bet

Dolores and Guerrero
Galligen Charles, porter, 91 Front, dwl corner

Mason and Clay
Gallin* Jean, carpenter, dwl W s Second bet

Mission and Howard
Galling R. bds What Cheer House
Gallo Michael [Louis & G.) dwl Jackson nr East
Gallot [Isidor) & Herbert (Echelle) liquors, SW

corner Pacific and Dupont

Galloup J. B. agent. Pacific Pottery 34 Clay,

dwl cor Third and Stevenson
Galloway Hito & Co. (of Marysville) office R. E.

Brewster & Co.
Galloway J. actor, Lyceum Theater
Galloway Joseph, captain, steamer Martin White
Galloway Joseph, lumber, 22 Stewart, dwl W s

Powell bet Broadway and Vallejo
Galloway William, pilot, dwl S s Stevenson bet

Third and Fourth
Galusha W. B. dish-washer, 202 Wa.shington
Galvin J. boiler-maker, with Coffey & Risdon
Galvin Jeremiah G. clerk, with Wm. Hessler,

dwl S s Pacific bet Stockton and Dupont
Galvin John, carpenter, dwl 10 First
Gambert Felix, (Lemoine Froment & Co.) resides

San Jose
Gambill Andrew J. dwl S s Mission bet Brown

and Ellen
Gamble James, superintendent and secretary,

State Telegraph Company, dwl 175 Mission
Gamble W. H. printer, SE cor Clay and Sansome,

dwl Mission bet First and Second
Game Mathew T. clerk. Superintendent Public

Instruction, dwl SW cor Stock and Wash
Gamey Thomas, carpenter, dwl Bryant Place
Gammans George B. {Hasten & G.) dwl 202

Washington
Gammans Martin B. carpenter, bds Gothic Hall

House
Gammans S. P. drayman, 75 Front
Gande Mathew W. Auctioneer's Lunch, 52 Com-
mercial, dwl 22 Trinity
Gangloff Francis, stoves and tinware, 95 Kearny,

dwl Brown's Place
Ganglofl:' Joseph, tinsmith, dwl E s Clara bet

Bush and Sutter
Ganion Martin, laborer, dwelling S s Berry bet

Dupont and Clara
Gannon James, laborer. United States Branch

Mint, dwl N s Green near Montgomery
Gannon John, farmer, bds with Nathaniel Bassett
Gannon Peter, waiter, 160 Kearny dwl St. Mary

Place
Gans Isador, butcher, dwl 199 Kearny
Gans Samuel, Pennsylvania Market, 127 Jackson
Gans Solomon, butcher, 199 Kearny
Gansberg George, cook, Golden Eagle Hotel, 59

Kearny
Gant Benjamin, bds Columbia House, Stewart
Gant William A. (colored) boot-black, 81 Mer-
chant, dwl 10 Dupont
Garbade Charles, clerk, dwl SW cor Third and

Mission
Garbi Alexander, surveyor, 126 California
Garcia Francisco, bar-keeper. Bank Exchange,

dwl 6 Central Place
Garcia Jesus, laborer, dwl Vallejo bet Kearny

and Dupont
Garcia J. S. capl brig Pride of the Seas, Long

Wharf
GARCIN L. P. & CO., machinists, 34 Mont
Gardener Auguste, (Eorbach & (?.)dwl St. Louis

Hotel bet Battery and Front
Gardiner Antonio, dwl S s Mission bet Brown

and Ellen
Gardiner Ellen M (widow), dwl S s Mission bet

Brown and Ellen

SAN FRANCISCO [G] DIRECTORY.

127

Gardiner G. Clinton, surveyor, dwl Tehama

House
Gardiner George E. painter, dwl St. Charles nr

Moiitfjomery
Gardiner James J. surveyor, dwl S s Mission bet

Brown and Ellen
Gardiner John II. salesman, 50 Battery
Gardiner Samuel, Sazerac Saloon, 215 Clay
Gardiner S. C. bds 16 Sansome
Gardiner Stephen E. with Silas Selleck, dwl 163

Clay
Gardner Bartholomew, blacksmith, dwl SW cor

Filbert and San.some
Gardner Cliaudier B. stevedore, dwl E s Main

bet Folsom and Mission
Gardner George E. clerk, dwl N a Turk bet Tay-
lor and Mason
Gardner George M. (Lang & G.) dwl S s Broad-
way bet Montgomery and Kearny
Gardner Flenry, bds Columbia House, Stewart
Gardner (Jared M.) & Coleman {David Ji.), ship-
smiths, 173 Front, dwl 217 Stockton
Gardner J. H. registry clerk, C. H. bds Hotel

International
Gardner John H. salesman, dwl 39 Montgomery
Gardner J. P. shipsmith, dwl 317 Stockton
Gardner J. W. painter, dwl Broadway bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny
Gardner Phineas, dwl cor "Wash and Kearny
Gardorus Antonio, fisherman, dwl 9 Sacramento
Gareau Joseph, broom-maker, Drumm nr Sac
Garfield Susan, (widow) boarding, 6 St. Mark's

Place
Gargan Laughlan, ballaster, dwl S s Filbert nr

Sansome
Gargne Ciiarles, silversmith, dwl SE cor Kearny

and California
Garin Henry, basket-mjiker, 188 Clay, dwl Clara

nr Bush
Gariot Jules, ironer, 219 Washington
Garland George, seaman, dwl SW cor Jones and

Sutter
Game Patrick, boiler-maker, bds 10 Sansome
Garner Jas. C. groceries, cor Filbert and Sparks
Garner Samuel, works Coffey & Risdon's, bds S

s Clary bet Ritch and Fourth
Garnery F. Franco-American Restaurant, 252

Dupont
Garnett A. Somerville, clerk, U. S. B. Mint, dwl

NE cor Stockton and California
Garnett Louis A. melter and refiner, U. S. B. M.

dwl NE cor Stockton and California
GARNISS JAMES R. com mcht, 60 California,

dwl 269 Stockton
Garrater Mark, cook, dwl St. Charles nr Kearny
Garratt Joseph ( Wm. T. & J. Garratt) dwl W s

Taylor bet Sutter and Post
GARRATT WILLIAM T. & JOSEPH, brass

and bell founders, nr SW cor Market and

First, dwl E s Ecker nr Market
Garraud John, dentist, 203 Clay
Garrett James, driver, Logue & Skelly, dwl with

P. Brumagim
Garrigan Thomas, street contractor, dwl N s St.

Charles nr Kearny
Garrioch Alexander, {McKinlay G. & Co.) dwl S

s Geary bet Powell and Mason
GARRISON C. K. &. CO. {William R. Garri-

son) agents New York and San Francisco

Steam Ship Co. oflico SE cor Sacramento

and Leidesdorff, dwl W s Third near Teha-
ma, (see advertisement)
Garrison S. J. printer, Towne & Bacon, dwl cor

Clay and Montgomery
GARRISON WILLIAM R. {C. K. Garrison &

Co.) dwl W s Third nr Tehama
Garrity John, with Delahanty and Skelly, N s

Mission bet Second and Third
Garrity Patrick, laborer, with Geo. W. Fellows,

Presidio Road
Garrity Patrick, miner, dwl 37 Trinity
Garrone Felix, liquors and billiards, 134 Clay,

dwl Bush bet Jones and Taylor
Garrsen 0. G. sailmaker, dwl E s Scotland bet

Greenwich and Filbert
Garstner Antonio, butcher, dwl E s Baldwin

Court bet Folsom and Howard
Gartalman {Daniel) & Co. {II. Ho/erkamp) gro-
ceries and liquors, NW cor Pine and Dupont
Garthom Charles, book-keeper, with Hobart &

Brother
Garthwaite H. book-keeper. Empire Warehouse,

dwl NW cor Sacramento and Leavenworth
Gartlay John, Roxbury House, N 8 Pacific bet

Sansome and Baiter}'-
Gartlay Patrick, bds Roxbury House, Pacific
Gartmann Richard, harness-maker at 145 San
Garve}- Christopher, notar}"- public, conveyancer

and real estate agent, 102 Merchant, dwl W

8 Third bet Silver and Bryant
Garvey J. B. Purcell, clerk 102 Merchant, dwl

with C. Garvey
Garvey John, carpenter, dwl O'Farrell bet Mason

and Powell
Garvey Peter, fireman, dwl S s Greenwich nr

Dupont
Garvey Wm. laborer, dwl W s Ohio nr Broadway
Garvey Wm. V. clerk, dwl with C. Garvey
Garvin James, porter, with Parrott & Co. dwl

Jane nr Minnie
Garvin Phelius Eldridge, carpenter, dwl W s

Wetmore Place bet Clay and Washington
Garwig Constant, {Boucher &, G.) dwl 298 Stock
GARWOOD ( Gem-ge M.) & AMBROSE {Samuel)

proptrs Merchant Street Market, 65 Mer-
chant, bds Oriental Hotel
Garwood Joseph S. lumber, Stewart, dwl 91 Pine
Gasavodi M. {D. Mersich & Co.) 117 Washington
Gasavodi Stephen, at 117 Washington
Caspar Joseph, (colored) barber, Niantic Hotel
Gaspard William, (col) barber, dwl 218 Stockton
Gasquet Rose, (widow) dwl S s Post bet Dupont

and Kearny
Gassert ( William) & Co. {John P. Mayer) liquor-
saloon, 35 Kearny, dwl NE cor California

and Davis
Gassi Philip, poultry, dwl 63 Merchant
Gasthall Peter, ship-carpenter, bds with John

McComb
Gately John, laborer, Fort Point
Gately Michael, carpenter, bds N s Everett bet

Third and Fourth
Gately Thomas J. contractor, dwl N s Everett

bet Third and Fourth
Gately William, carpenter, bds N s Everett bet

Third and Fourth

128

SAN FRANCISCO [ G ] DIRECTORY.

GATES HORATIO S. physician, 68 Merchant,

up stairs
Gathiii Ann Miss, bds 5 Sacramento
Gatz Daniel, boots and shoes, dwl W a Dupont

bet Filbert and Greenwich
Gatz Martin, maltster, Stockton bet Francisco

and Bay
Gauchet Alphonse T, bds S s Louisa bet Third

and Fourth
Gauchet Ennna Madame, laundry, dwl S s Louisa

bet Third and Fourth
Gauchet Henry, laundry, S s Louisa bet Third

and Fourth
Gauchet Marie A. laundry, S s Louisa bet Third

and Fourth
Gaughegan Thomas, baker, dwl S s Jessie bet

Second and Third
Gaulain Ffau9ois, barber, N s Jackson nr Dupont
Gaulay James A. real estate broker, 97 Merchant,

dwl "\V s Stockton bet California and Pine
Gauley Joseph, carpenter, dwl E s Mason bet

O'Farrell and Geary
GAUXE BLAISE, proptr Croix Federale Hotel

132 Clay
Gauntlet John, laborer, dwl S a Ver Mehr near

Kearny
GAUTIER FREDERICK, French Consul, office

and dwl 277 Stockton
Gautier Jaqnes, tailor, 303 Dupont
Gautier L. 13. physician, 133 California, dwl N a

Ellis, bet Powell and Mason
Gauvreau Lewis B. 0. clerk, St. Francis Hotel,

SW cor Dupont and Clay
Gavagan Thomas, laborer, bds 182 Pacific
Gaven D. broker, NE cor Montgomery and Com-
mercial, up stairs
Gavigan William, {Roper & G.) dwl S s Folsom

bet First and Second
Gawley Joseph W. commission merchant, dwl

Stockton op Virginia Block
Gawley William H. agent for G. A. Meig's Pier

1, Stewart, dwl S s Harrison bet First and

Fremont
Gay Albert C. coach-maker, dwl S s Mission bet

Sparks and Tracy
Gay Alfred, carpenter, dwl N s Tehama bet

Fourth and Fifth
Gay Charles, with John C. Bell, dwl Sacramento

near Leavenworth
Gay Emily Madame, liquors, Cafe Foy, 183 Com-
mercial
Gaylord Horace 0. broker, 150 Montgomery
Gayner Michael, laborer, bds Pacific nr Sansome
Gayner Mathew, driver, L. L. Lawrence, dwl St.

Charles nr Kearny
Gazan Amie, musician, dwl W s Sonoma Place
Gazlay Daniel, clerk, 11 Clay
Gazlay David M. clerk, IT Clay
Geddes Charles, carpenter, S s Summer bet Kear-
ny and Mont, dwl S s Stevenson nr Third
Geddes John S. {Ring & G.) 57 and 58 Wash-
ington Market
Gedge George, wharfinger, Greenwich Dock, dwl

W s Ritch bet Third and Fourth
Gee Lewis, at Towne & Bacon's, dwl Wetmore

Place
Geggus Charles, Charles' Market, dwl NW cor

Third and Howard

Geggus George, butcher, bds with Chas. Geggus
Gehan John, laborer, S. F. Sugar Refinery, dwl

Toll Gate nr Price
Gehardy Philip, butcher, dwl 88 Kearny
Gehricki 0. F. {Deuar & G.) dwl N s Vallejo bet

Dupont and Stockton
Geigax Samuel, bag-maker, 80 Davis
Geiger Charles, dwl NW cor St. Mark's Place and

Kearny
Geils Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Sut-
ter and Kearny
Geisel Frank, barber, N s Pacific nr Sansome
Geist William, jeweler, 209 Kearny
Gelcich V. physician, dwl California Hotel cor

Commercial and Dupont
Gelien Gustave, fruits, 284 Washington
Gelow John, seaman, dwl E s Montgomery nr

Broadway
Genard Fran9ois, preserved fruits, W s Second

nr Mission
Gender E. T. at 117 Washington
Geneve {Louis) & Berger ( Gabriel), carpenters,

N s Commercial bet Kearny and Dupont,

dwl W s Dupont bet Clay and Washington
Genella Charles, clerk, 180 and 182 Montgomery,

dwl 184: Montgomery
GENELLA JOSEPH, imp crockery and glass,

180 and 182 Montgomery and 106 Battery,

dwl 184 Montgomery
Genoly Antoine, cook, dwl 132 Clay
Gensler {Michael) & Co. {James Piatt), tailors,

113 Merchant
Gensoul Adrian, collector French Hospital, dwl

S s Post bet Mason and Powell
Genung Amanda M. Mrs. dwl Tay bet Clay and

Sacramento
George Daniel W. expressman, dwl Terminus

House, Mission Dolores
George Ellen, Mrs. principal Spring Valley Pri-
mary School, Presidio Road, dwl cor Jack-
son and Stockton
George Henry, printer, at 211 Washington
GEORGE HENRY A. & CO. ( William J. Finch)

livery-stable, NW cor Kearny and Bush,

dwl S s Hardie Place
George James S. carpenter, dwl Stockton nr Clay
George John, bds Columbia House
George Mrs. laundress, NE cor Mary Lane and

Berry
George Peter, painter, dwl E s Belden nr Pine
George Robert, grain-broker, NW cor Front and

Commercial, dwl 343 Powell
Georget Ernest, musician, 181 Commercial
Geraghty B. laborer, weigher's dept Custom H.
Gerard George, willow-ware peddler, dwl S a

Stevenson nr Second
Geraue William, carver and gilder, dwl SE cor

Sacramento and Davis
Gerber Antoine, dwl W a Third bet Howard and

Everett
GERBERDING C. 0. & CO. {James W. Sim.on-

ton), pubrs and proptrs Evening Bulletin,

oflf SE cor Merchant and Montgomery, dwl

N s Clay bet Taylor and Jones
Gerdis C. bar-keeper, SE cor Sac and Drumm
Gerdis D. liquor-saloon, SE cor Sac and Drumm
Gerima Josephine Mrs. proprietress South Park

Hotel, cor Brannan and Third

SAN FRANCISCO [G] DIRECTORY.

129

GERKE HENRY, farmer, office 165 Kearny,

dwl W 8 Mason nr lOddy
Gerken George, grocer, SW cor Union and La-
fayette Place
Gorken Peter, liquor-saloon, NW cor Powell and

Union
Gerlach Conrad, boots and shoos, shop and dwl

83 Kearny
German Henry, laborer, dwl N s O'Farrell bet

Powell and Mason
Gerrein Heinrich, willow-ware manufactory, XE

cor Howard and Second
Gerres George, cabinet-maker, W s Dupont nr

Broadway
Gerrin Peter, butcher, S s Pacific bet Dupont and

Stockton
Gerrison C. sail-maker, dwl Mason bet Lombard

and Greenwich
Gerrity B. laborer, dwl Turk nr Larkin
Gerrily John, Salmon, bet Broadway and Pacific
GERRY SAMUEL R. visiting physician and

surgeon City and County Hospital, office 237

Washington
Gerstle Arnold, clerk, with Godchaux Bros, dwl

40 Post
GERSTUNG HENRY, wholesale grocer, 93

California, dwl S s Union op Plaza
Gerstung Hermann, merchant, dwl S s Union

bet Stockton and Powell
Gervais Prosper, groceries, 258 Dupont
Gesing (^Bernard) & Co. {Frederick SeidenstrecJcer)

proptrs Harmony Hall Saloon, NW cor

Kearny and Sacramento
Gesnoi Louis, gardener, dwl Mission Valley nr

Market
Gessel Eulie Madame, furnished rooms, 144 "Wash
Getchell John C. plumber, "Washington near

Drumm, dwl SB cor Davis and Sacramento
Getleson H. (of H. Getleson & Bro. Shasta) off

65 California, dwl 171 Clay
Getz Daniel, dwl SW corner Harrison and Sim-
mons
Getzendanner Salathiel, brick-layer, bds 205

California
Geunley Joseph, carpenter, dwl S s Geary bet

Mason and Powell
Geurrero Manuela Sefiora, dwl 2 Com'rcial Row
Geyser John, cabinet-maker, with J.G.Clark & Co.
Gheringhelli Eli, distiller, dwl SE cor Stockton

and Filbert
Gheurer John, picture-frame-maker, bds Pliila-

dclpliia House
Ghirardelli D. imp and manufacturer syrups and

coffee, 123 Jackson, res Oakland
Giandoni Giovanni, saloon, SE cor Third and

Hunt
Giannini Peter A. watchcase-maker, 174i Clay
GIBB DANIEL & CO. {Wm. Gibb.), merchants,

SW cor Front and Vallejo, dwl Chesnut nr

Kearny
Gibb James, bar-keeper, N s Stockton nr Pacific
Gibb William {Daniel Gibb & Co.), dwl Chesnut

nr Kearny
Gibbons Alfred, clerk, wnth C. Morrill
Gibbons John, butcher, S s Jackson nr Davis
Gibbons Rodman, agent Dupont's Powder, 68

Battery, res Oakland
Gibbons Theodore, dwl Tremont House
- _

Gibbons Thomas, bar-koeper. Monro's, 378 Stock
Gibbons Thomas, SUite Bakery, 248 Dupont
Gibbons William A. book-keeper, 22 Battery,

dwl Harris House
Gibbs A. S. clerk, 25 Bush
Gibbs Charles E. merchandise broker, 68 Front

and {Gallagher & Co.), dwl 14 Xatoma
Gibbs C. V. S. merchant, 54 California, dwl S 8

Jackson bet Powell and Mason
Gibbs George W. ( George C. Johnson & Co.),

dwl 108 Dupont
Gibbs Joseph (colored ), brick-maker, dwl 6

Virginia
Gibbs John, lumber, bds S s Clark nr Front
Gibbs Jolin S. lumber, pier 13 SteAvart, bds with

A. M. Stetson
Gibbs Mifflin W. {Lester & G. colored) res Victo-
ria, V. I.
Gibbs Robert, oyster-stand, NE cor Commercial

and Kearny
Gibbs Warren J. boat-builder, S a Merchant nr

Drumm, dwl 3 Sansorae **

Gibler Theodore, tinsmith, dwl 120 Dupont
Giblin Michael, mason, dwl E s Mason bet Val-
lejo and Broadway
Giblin Thomas, plasterer, dwl W s Scott near

Broadway
Giblin Timothy, liquors, Sacramento nr East
Gibney Margaret (widow), dwl 116 Dupont
Gibon Paul, waiter, dwl 224 Sacramento
Gibson George L. merchant, dwl 259 Powell
Gibson Laura A. (widow), dwl 11 Geary
GIBSON LEWIS, commission merchant, 24 and

26 Battery
Gibson Moses (colored), steward stmp Sonora,

dwl 3 Brandon Place
Gibson 0. B. dwl N s Sacramento bet Taylor and

Jones
Gibson Richard Mrs. boarding, W s Front bet

Pine and Market
Gies August {Mayer & (?.), dwl SW cor Bush

and Kearny
Gies {John) & Brother {Kilian Gies), hair-dressers

Hotel International, Jackson ,
Gies Kilian {Gies & Brother), dwl Hotel Interna-
tional
Giffin n. E. ( 0. F. Giffin & Bros.\ res N. York
Gitfin Isaac, plasterer, bds 89 Bush
Giffin John, tinsmith, NW cor Cards Alley and

Stockton
GIFFIN 0. F. & BRO. {H. E. Giffin), imps and

jobbers fruits, nuts, etc. 89 Front, dwl S s

Post nr Montgomery
Gifford {P. J:)& Eells {John S.), retail dry-goods,

22 Mont, dwl cor Fremont and Bryant
Gifford Stephen B. cooper, dwl 5 Spear
Gignoux Henry G. broker, dwl 40 Post
Gilbert Geo. S. manf. Pacific Oil and Caniphene

Works, 80 Front, dwl cor Post and ^lason
Gilbert G. S. bds Hillman's Temperance House,

80 Davis
Gilbert James A. dwl 118 Montgomery Block
Gilbert J. C. miss, assistant teacher grammar de-
partment. Spring Valley School
Gilbert Julia C. Miss, assistant Spring Valley

School, Presidio Road nr LTnion
Gilbert M. V. bds What Cheer House
Gilbert Victor, barber, E s Stockton nr Pacific

130

SAN FRANCISCO [G] DIRECTORY.

Gilbertson Alice Miss; paper box-maker, bds
with James Hufrlies, K m Ecker

Gilberlf<oii Emma Miss, paper box-maker, bds
with Jas. llu;;hes, E s Ecker

Gilchrist James H. bar-keeper, dwl cor Jackson
and Drumm

Gilchrist John G. books and stationery, 127
Montjfoiiiery

Gilchrist {John G.) & Ross (II. F.) book-binders,
127 Montgomery

Gildcmeester Adrian fl. merchandise broker, Con-
sul for Nueva Granada, 116 Battery, dwl 15
Tehama

Gildemeesler J. P. H. Consul for the Netherlands,
ofl" IIG Battery

Giles F. N. carpenter, at 137 Jackson

Giles Jabez G. carpenter. 137 Jackson, dwl 229
Clay

Giles James, cabinet-maker, dwl 267 Stockton

Giles Newell, carpenter, at 137 Jackson, dwl 62
Montgomery

Giles Solomon S. {A. P. Bessy & Co.) dwl Min-
nie bet Second and Third

Gilfeather Owen, upholsterer, bds Chambers bet
Battery and Front

Gillillan Owen, cabinet-maker, with J. G. Clark
&Co.

Gill Andrew, Phoenix Saloon, Folsom St. Wharf

Gill H. B. coal-yard, Front ur Tallejo, bds Sau-
some House, SW cor Battery and Yallejo

Gill James, retort-man, S. F. Gas Co.

Gill Owen, bar-keeper, with Andrew Gill

Gillbrade Edward, laborer, bds with Mrs. Mary
O'Brien

Gille Lorenz, boots and shoes, 110 Kearny

Gillon Patrick, laborer, 79 Jackson

Gillespie Archibald, blacksmith, with Henry
Hewitt & Co. dwl Sherwood Place

GILLESPIE CHARLES T. searcher of records,
off 212 Washington, dwi NW cor Kearny
and Chestnut

Gillespie James, broom-maker, dwl SE cor Sac-
ramento and Drumm

Gillespie Patrick, laborer, dwl 3 Tarenne Place

Gillespie William, drayman, bds SE cor Front
and Oregon

Gillin Patrick, mason, dwl S s Union bet Stock-
ton and Powell

Gillis Angus, Custom H. inspector, dwl S s Bran-
nan bet Price and Harris

Gillis John, cab-driver, dwl 182 Commercial

Gillis Samuel, capt sloop Ceylon, Washington St.
Wharf

Gillis Stephen E. compositor. National, 66 Mer-
chant, dwl cor Price and Brannan

Gillmor John B. compositor. Daily Times, dwl
50 Stockton

Gilmor Anna A. Mrs. teacher, W s Waverley
Place nr Clay

Gillon Bernard, bar-keeper, dwl 258 Pac, rear

Gillott David, laborer, dwl 136 Pine

GILMAN A. M. & CO. {E. S. Davis & Frederick
Smith) importers and jobbers of wines and
liquors, 82 Front

Gilman John, drayman, bds 18 Bush

GUman Joseph Jr. boat-builder, S s Market bet
Main and Spear, dwl 143 Mission

Gilman Newell G. scavenger, dwl 111 Kearny

j Gilman T. C. builder, SE cor Battery and Bdy
I Gilmer Joseph, carpenter, bds 89 Bush
j Gilmore Charles, porter, 6 California Block
Gilmore George W. {II<Ms, G. k Co.) dwl E s

Second op Jessie
Gilmore J. W. A. broker, 46 Front, up stairs, dwl

W s Mason bet Jackson and Pacific
Gilmore M. bds Benton House
Gilmore Mary Miss, milliner, dwl 152 Sac
Gilmore Stephen D. (Ilohhs, Gilmore & Co.) dwl

N 8 Folsom bet First and Second
Gilogly Christopher, bar-keeper, dwl SW cor

Jackson and Kearny
Gilroy Thomas, carpenter, dwl N s Minnie bet

Second and Third
Gilson G. W. dwl 259 Powell
Gilwright Edward, laborer, Fort Point
Gincosta Antonio, cook, dwl cor Sacramento and

East
Gingee Charles, M. ship-joiner, 114 Washington,

dwl N s Stevenson nr Ecker
Ginn Edward, dwl Railroad House
Ginoli Antonio, dwl N s Jackson nr Stockton
Giomard Ion, at Henry Gauchet's laundry, dwl

S s Louisa bet Third and Fourth
Giorgiani A. wholesale fruits, 115 Washington
Girard Antoinette Madame, laundry, 51 Mont
Girard Caroline Mademoiselle, dwl 51 Mont
Girard Caroline Mademoiselle, laundry, 61 Mont
Girard Fran9ois, carrier, Le Phare, dwl 61 Mont
Girard John, with Ritter & Co. dwl S s Sacra-
mento bet Stockton and Dupont
Girard L. (Dore & Co.) dwl Union Club
Girard Louis, laundry, 51 Montgomery
Girard Marguerite Mademoiselle, laundry, 51

Montgomery
Girard Stanislaus Madame, dwl 61 Montgomery
Giraud Eugene, clerk, 140 Washington, dwl S s

Yallejo bet Montgomery and Kearny
Giraux Adelaide, nurse, 298 Stockton
Girondet Leon, confectioner, dwl 118 Dupont
Gisel Henry, baker, dwl NE cor Mason and Clay
Gizault Madame, dwl cor Dupont and Yallejo
Gladding A. J. pound-master, E s Larkin nr Sac
Gladding Allen I. dwl SE cor Larkin and Cal
Gladwin Wm. H. merchant, 41 Sacramento, dwl

298 Jackson
Glary Hannah Mrs. house-keeper, 89 Wash
Glasby Jesse K. foreman for Wm. Castro, bds 14

Sansome
Glass Jacob (SchocJcen & Co.) dwl 256 Dupont
Glassell (Andyew) & Leigh {Benjamin W.) attys

at law, 26 and 27 U. S. Court Building, dwl

N s Clementina nr Second
Glassgow J. R. brick-layer, dwl 139 Sansome
Glatz Felice Madame, dress-maker, 198 Cal, rear
Glay Joseph, pattern-maker, Fulton Foundry, E

s First
Glaze L. L. New World Market, bet Clay and

Commercial
Gleason Daniel, bds Mechanics' Boarding House,

Market
GLEASON H. B. carriage and wagon stock, 47

Battery
Gleason Patrick H. liquor-saloon, 69 Commercial
Gleeson Bridget B. Miss, dress-maker, 207 Clay
Gleeson Susan T. (widow) Bower Saloon, NW

cor Kearny and Commercial

SAN FRANCISCO [ G ] DIRECTORY.

131

GLEN WILLIAM, dwl Telegraph Hill

Gliddon C. E. lield-note clerk, U. S. Surveyor-
General

Gllddiiig Cliarles, surveyor, bds with E. Conway,
Leavenworth nr Pacific

Gliddon George, constable, . dwl S s McLaren's
Lane nr Folsom

Glinden James, blacksmith, with P. Hunt & Co.
dwl N s Ritch nr Harrison

Glover Dorman H. (Stombs & G.) dwl W s Sec-
ond bet Minnie and Natoma

Glover Frederick B. comedian, Maguire's Opera
House, bds Hotel International

Glover John, planing-mill, dwl N s Market bet
Kearny and Montgomery

Glover Williani H. with M. P. Brown, bds S s
Sacramento nr Prospect Place

Gluyas George K. proptr Sutter Iron Works, cor
Beale and Folsom, dwl S s Silver bet Third
and Fourth

Gluyas Reese "W. clerk, with R. S. Haven, bds
wiili George K. Gluyas

Glu3^^s Wm. B. book-keeper, 102 Montgomery,
dwl Silver bet Third and Fourth

GLYXN JAMES, liquors, 76 Merchant, dwl S s
Lombard nr Stockton

Glynn Mary Mrs. dwl rear E s Lafayette Place
near Green

Gobbee Joseph, pattern-maker, Sutter Iron Wks,
dwl S s Folsom bet First and Second

Gobener Ernst, grocer, SW corner Third and
Brannan

Gobener Henry, book-keeper, cor Clay and East

Gochey Thomas F. fruits, 32 Montgomery

GODCIIAUX BROS. {Adolph and Joseph) impts
dry goods, 82 California, dwl SW cor Du-
pont and Pacific

Godchaux Joseph, (Godchaux Bros.) 82 Cal

Godchaux Lassard, dry goods, NE cor Mission
and Second

Godchaux Samuel, grocer, SW cor Dupont and
Harlan Place

GODDARD, (ElnathanB.) HANSCOM (Tsaiah)
& RANKIN {Ira P.) proptrs Pacific Foun-
dry, E s First bet Mission and Natoma, dwl
N s Bush bet Powell and Mason

Goddard George E. purser, P. M. S. S. John L.
Stephens

Godeau Alexi, washing, dwl 106 Broadway

Godefroy Alfred, 141 Clay, up-stairs, dwl 225
California

Godens John D. washing-fluid manufacturer, bds
N s Tehama bet Third and Fourth

Godet Louis, washman, dwl S s Howard bet
Fourth and Fifth

Godfrey Charles, gardener, dwl Presidio Road

Godfrey George, laundry, dwl S s Tehama bet
Fourth and Fifth

Godfrey Joseph, dwl E s Virginia bet Pacific and
Jackson

Godfrey Nathaniel A. (colored) barber, 127, Com-
mercial, dwl Auburn bet Jackson and Pa-
cific

Godfrey William, at Bovee & Co. dwl Broadway
near Powell

Godfrey William L. dwl N s Broadway bet Pow-
ell and Mason

Godieris Juan, miner, dwl 18 Post

Godkin Thomns, blacksmith, dwl SW cor Broad-

waj"^ and Kearny
Godley Montgomery, with Parrott & Co. dwl N s

Market bet Stockton and Powell
Goel Albert M. clerk, G4 Battery, dwl S 8 Green

bet Powell and Mason
Goetjen Nicholas {Erzgruber & G.) dwl N 8 Min-
nie nr First
Goetjen (Nirhnkis) & Brummer {Henry) Eclipse

Saloon, SW cor Folsom and Stewart
Gogarty Owen, carpenter, dwl S 8 Tehama bet

First and Second
Goger Charles, tinsmith, dwl W s Kearny bet

Bush and Pine
Goger Martin, brewer, dwl 70^ Sutter
Goger William, fisherman, dwl Commercial near

Drumm
Goilopin Francis, washing, dwl E 8 Mason near

Jackson
Gold A. cigars. Commercial op U. S. Branch

Mint
Gold Able, drj -goods, 310 Dupont
Gold Louis, tailor, dwl W 3 Davis bet Broadway

and Vallejo
Goldbach Solomon {Blen & G.) dwl 2G0 Dupont
Goldbarg H. clothing. Pacific bet Battery and

Front
Golden Christopher, laborer, boards Mechanics'

Boarding House, Market
Golden Edward, cellar-man. Empire Brewery,

dwl 106 Jessie
Golden John, pattern-maker, boards St. Charles

Hotel, First
Golden Martin, moulder. Pacific Foundry
Golden Thomas, messenger, U. S. Appraiser's

Office, dwl 8 Dupont
Golden Louis, clerk, 86 and 88 Clay
Goldman E. A. clothing, California bet Sansome

and Batterj', dwl Chesnut bet Mason and

Taylor
Goldman Isaac, boots and .shoes. 149 Kearny
Goldman Joseph, waterman, dwl Powell bet El-
lis and O'Farrell
Goldman Solomon, boots and shoes, cor Sacra-
mento and East, dwl 5 Sacramento
Goldner Herman, dwl W s Powell bet Filbert and

Greenwich
Goldrich John, pattern-maker, Fulton Foundry,

E 3 First
Goldschmidt Isaac, dry-goods, dwl 203 Clay
Goldschmidt Nathan, dry-goods, 203 Clay
Goldsmith A. book-keeper, 56 Front, dwl 8

Minnie
Goldsmith Isaac, boot-maker, basement Plaza

Hotel
Goldsmith Delos C. carpenter, dwl with Jon. G.

Goldsmith
Goldsmith J. dwl W s Stockton bet Bush and

Sutter
Goldsmith Jacob, {S. L. Jacobs & Co.) residence

New York
Goldsmith {Jonathan G.) k Winnie (Jacob V.)

Wing and Wing Saloon, SW cor Market and

Stewart, dwl S s Harrison bet Fremont and

Beale
Goldsmith Joseph, dwl S 3 O'Farrell bet Hyde

and Larkin
Goldsmith Moses, dwl 8 Minnie

132

SAN FRANCISCO [ Q ] DIRECTORY.

Goldsmitli William, drayman, SE cor Clay and

Davis, dwl Pacific near Larkin
Goldsmith William E. engraver, 129 Montgom-
ery, dwl O'Farrell bet Hyde and Larkin
Goldstein A. S. stoves and tin-ware, 253 Dupont
Goldstein Emanuel L. dwl N s Mission bet First

and Second
Goldstein Samuel, dwl 253 Dupont
Goldsticker Michael, butcher, 2tt4 Sacramento,

dwl 243 Sacramento
Goldstono Louis, merchant, dwl N s Mission bet

First and Second
GOLDSTONE S. & CO. {^f. Friedlander) imptrs

and manufacturers clothing, 82 Sacramento,

dwl W 8 Mission bet First and Second
Golenor Henry, bar-keeper, East nr Clay
Goliner M. tailor, N s Pacific nr Sansome
Gomo John, stone-cutter. Fort Point
Gondoui J. NE cor Hunt and Third
Gonsalvez S. A. Miss, assistant teacher, primary

department, Greenwich Street School
Gonzalez Benj. washing, dwl 325 Dupont, rear
Gonzalez Dominick, builder, S s Howard bet

Third and Fourth
Gonzalez Frank, porter, with Daniel Gibb & Co.
Gonzalez Michel, restaurant, N s Pacific near

Front
Goodale S. P. NW cor Cal and Battery, up stairs
Goodall Charles, capt steam tug Hercules, dwl N

8 Tehama bet First and Second
Goodchild {Edward) & May {Hamilton J.) liquor-
saloon NE cor Green and Stockton, dwl 367

Stockton
Goodenough ( Atomzo) & Co. (Tliomas H. Ambrose)

photographic gallery, 201 Clay
Goodfellow Milton J. dentist, dwl N a Silver bet

Second and Third
Goodfrieud Isaac, peddler, bds with L. Steiner,

N s Jessie bet Second and Third
Goodhue {John) & Lewis {Nathan) jewelers, 250

Dupont
Goodman Chas. S. book-keeper, bds St. Nicholas
G^iodman David, {A. Strasser & Co.) resides

Santa Clara
Goodman {Frederick) & Lindner, {Max) clothing,

69 Kearny
Goodman George {colored) house cleaner, dwl

Miles Place nr Sacramento
Goodman G. S. book-keeper, 60 California, bds

St. Nicholas Hotel
Goodman James P. steward, stm Panama, dwl

28 St. Mark's Place
Goodman Jacob, merchant, dwl E s Stockton bet

Post and Sutter
Goodman J. & M. importers dry goods, 64 Bat-
tery, dwl cor Stockton and Post
Goodman Joseph T. printer, at 151 Clay, dwl 8

Milton Place
Goodman M. {J. & J/i Goodman) 64 Battery
Goodman Simon, merchant, dwl 172 Bush
Goodrich Chas. F. ofiF 14 Clay, bds Railroad Hs
Goodrich Ezra W. physician, 83 Bush
Goodrich {Jeremiah) & White {J.) Neptune

Bathing House, North Beach"
Goodridge Ellen E. (widow) teacher, 159 Stock-
ton
Goodridge George, clerk, 90 Front, dwl SE cor
Broadway and Scott

Goodridge William E. accountant, dwl with Capt.
H. A. Cheevers

Goodrum George, mariner, dwl E s Brown bet
Mission and Howard

Goodsell D. C. M. ship-yard, Beale bet Market
and Mission, dwl E s First bet Harrison and
Bryant

GOODWIN {Charles H.) & BEARD {George)
Faneuil Hall Market, 38 First

GOODWIN {Charles R.) & CO. {Moses B. Almy
and J. D. Hawks) wholesale grocers, 53 and
56 Front, dwl 151 Dupont

Goold E. L. attorney at law, dwl SW cor Stock-
ton and Washington

Goold Gardner, with Burnham and Coolidge, bds
Columbia House

Gooley Robert, laborer, dwl Pacific bet Leaven-
worth and Hyde

Goosens Jean J. waiter, dwl Stout Alley

Gordon Auguste, dwl N s Vallejo nr Stockton

Gordon Benjamin, blacksmith, with O'Connor &
Caine, bds Warren Exchange, Jackson

Gordon F. R. bds Tremont House

GORDON GEORGE, S. F. Sugar Refinery, off

59 and 61 Sansome, dwl 25 South Park
Gordon George (colored) barber, dwl Kearny nr

Sutter
Gordon George W. (colored) hair-dresser, dwl 60

Minnie
Gordon Harriet Mias, dwl Leidesdorff nr Cal
Gordon Isabella F. Mrs. (colored) dress-maker,

60 Minnie

GORDON {John) BROOKS (John W.) BACKUS
( Oscar J.) & TAY ( George H.) importers of
stoves, metals and hardware. Front corner
Washington and 160 Battery, dwl cor Du-
pont and Greenwich

Gordon Samuel, pipe-layer, S. F. Gas Co. dwl "W
s Ecker bet Folsom and Clementina

Gordon Sheldon S. 3d Assistant Engineer S. F.
Fire Department, dwl 80 Montgomery

GORDON THOMAS & CO. gent's furnishing
goods, SW cor Montgomery and Clay, dwl
128 Bush

Gordon William (colored) boot-black, dwl Plaza
Hotel

Gore Benjamin B. cashier S. P. Sugar Refinery,
59 and 61 Sansome, dwl SE cor Montgomery
and California

Gorevan James, porter, with Parrott & Co. dwl
E s Jane bet Minna and Natoma

Gorfinkel Aaron, dry goods, W s Tliird bet Ev-
erett and Howard

Gorfinken A. dwl Green nr Dupont

Gorham M. bds Benton House

Gorham James S. painter, dwl W a First bet
Mission and Jessie

Gorham William R. baker, dwl E s Powell near
Broadway

Gorman Bernard, coachman, with J. B. Haggin,
(^1 W s Powell bet Jackson and Pacific

Gorman George, laborer, dwl W a Powell bet
Green and Union, rear

Gorman George B. 1st officer atm Senator

Gorman John, drayman, dwl N s Vallejo bet
Mason and Taylor

Gorman Lewis, machinist, 62 Sansome, dwl 22
Trinity

SAN FRANCISCO [ G ] DIRECTORY.

133

Gorman Patrick, carrier, dwl Union bet Stockton
and Dupont

Goruiley Michael G. feed store, bds 119 Pine

Gornell John, fireman, dwl S s Pacific nr Davis

Gorton John H. stair-builder, bda with Benjamin
H. Freeman

Gosinsky S. bda St. Nicholas

Goslinsky Elias. {Levi & G.) 110 Sacramento

GOSTOKFS L. B. com mcht, 70 Bat, upstairs

Gotteubush Adolph, furniture, 226 Dupont

Gottsclialk Charles, liquors, dwl N b Ilinkley nr
Kearny

Gotz John, hand-cart, dwl SW comer Bush and
Trinity

Goud G. L. with Gordon, Brooks, Backus & Tay,
dwl 234 Washiufiton

Gough C. H. contractor, dwl cor Bdy and Kearny

Gough Dora Mrs. dress-maker, dwl 76 Bush

Gough H. 0. contractor, Phoenix Block, Clay bet
Kearny and Montgomery, dwl Broadway nr
Kearny

Gough Kate Miss, dress-maker, dwl 4 Spofiford

Gough John, steward, dwl 76 Bush

Gough Richard J. {Fancher & G.) dwl Harris
House

Gould [Alfred S.) & Co. {Riram C. Covert) patent
gas burners and collector Alta California, 168
California, dwl SW cor Mason and Cal

Gould E. bds Metropolitan Hotel

Gould Francis, liquors, 5 Clay Street "Wliarf^ dwl
8 Geary

Gould Hannah E. Mrs. dress-maker, N s Geary
bet Dupont and Kearny

Gould James, with Graves & Williams, dwl Me-
tropolitan Hotel

Gould John, dwl 25 Bush

Gould William B. dwl 302 Stockton

Gourgue Gustave, bar-keeper, dwl 213 Sac

Goux Jean B. French dyer, 201 Clay, dwl Sacra-
mento above Stockton

Goux Madame & Co. clothes renovators, S s Sac-
ramento bet Stockton and Powell

Gove Andrew J. ^vharfinger, Clay Street Wharf,
dwl cor East and Merchant

Gove John H. deputy wharfinger, Clay Street
Wharf dwl S s Clay above Jones

Govory M. bds Benton House

Grabs Henrj-, carpenter, 110 Dupont

Grace John, waiter, dwl 168 Clay

Grace William, cabman, dwl SW cor Market and
First

Gracier Francis J. bung-maker, dwl 24 First

Grady Augustus, salesman, with Lockwood,
Ewell&Co. dwl 178 Clay

Grady James, clerk, with Lockwood, Ewell k Co.
dwl 178 Clay

Grady James J. laborer. Pacific Glue Factory,
Presidio Road

Grady John, fireman, bds 8 Sacramento

Graf Julius, carpenter, dwl S s Folsom bet Third
and Fourth

Grafe W. furniture, 156 Sansome

Graft Henry, cooper, bds 33 Webb

Graham A. J. printer, National, 66 Merchant,
dwl SE cor Broadway and Montgomery

Graham Anthony, blacksmith, Fort Point

Graham [George H.) & Van Tassel, {John F.) car-
penters, 193 Sansome

Graham James R. boot-maker, Pacific nr Battery
Graham James S. bds with Mrs. J. L. llayden
Graham Lavina, (widow, colored) dwl 148 Com
Graham Mary 11. (widow) dwl E 8 Taylor bet

Clay and Sacramento
Graham Patrick, machinist, Fort Point
Graham Patrick, blacksmith, dwl E s Powell bet

Post and Sutter
Graham Richard, boarding, N s Chambers nr

Front
Graham Thomas, carpenter, dwl 2 Beldcn's Block
Graham Thomas, laborer, dwl SW cor Jessie and

Annie
Graham William Hicks, State sealer of weights

and measures, 69 Front, dwl Presidio Road

opposite Valley House
Grain Frederick, artist, NE cor Jones and Wash-
ington
Grammont Antoine, blacksmith, 129 Pino
Grant Adam, {Eugene Kelly & Co.) bds 269 Stock
Grant Augustus, butcher, dwl 220 Stockton
Grant Charles B. stone-cutter, dwl N s Fremont

bet Folsom and Harrison
Grant George W. shipwright, Merchant bet East

and Drumm, dwl cor Sac and Dupont
Grant Gilbert A. attorney at law, 24 and 26

Mont Block, dwl W s Prospect PI nr Clay
Grant Jacob, asphaltum, dwl ISO Jackson
Grant James, liquor saloon, SE cor Kearny and

California, dwl SW cor Bush and Dupont
Grant James, laborer, for G. W. Smith, dwl S s

Folsom bet First and Fremont
Grant John, calker, bds Barclay House
GRANT JOHN, marble yard 91 Montgomery,

dwl S s Townsend bet Second and Third
Grant Joseph A. Tehuantepec S. S. office, dwl

N s Clementina bet First and Second
Grant Mary M. (widow) dwl 9 Geary, rear.
Grant William M. shoemaker, bds 6 St. Mark's

Place
Grantham J. M. assistant entry clerk, C. H. dwl

E s Virginia nr Jackson
Grassi Urbanus Rev, (S. J.) assistant pastor St.

Ignatius Church, S s Market bet Fourth and

Fifth
Grasshoff Frederick, carpenter and cabinet-ma-
ker, 368 Powell
Grattan William H. house hardware, 135 Sacra-
mento, dwl 188 Kearny
Graves Augustus B. chief adjuster U. S. B. Mint,

dwl 321 Stockton
Graves Benjamin, commission and brokerage, N

W cor East and Sacramento, dwl cor Mason

and Pacific
Gr&ves {Edmund S.) & Smith {Charles K) cop-
persmiths, 80 Jackson, dwl 321 Stockton
Graves Garret, at distillery, Presidio Road
Graves Hiram T. {Eckfeldt & G.) dwl 321 Stock
GRAVES (James) & WILLIAMS {Henry F.)

fruit and commission merchants, 67, 69 and

71 Merchant, dwl S s Harrison nr Fremont,

(see advertisement)
Graves Margaret A. (widow) boarding, 144

Mission
Gray Asaph {J. L. Taggard & Co.) dwl 129 Stock
Gray Bernard J. employee, U. S. B. Mint
Gray Charles G. book-keeper, bds with Wm. H,

Oakes

134

SAN FRANCISCO [G] DIRECTORY.

Gray Dnniol. drayman, dwl S s O'FarrelJ, bet

Mason and Taylor
Gray Elizabctli, bda with Robert Stitt N s Ever-
ett bet Tliird and Fourth
Gray Fhncher M. drayman, dwl S a O'Farrell bet

Mason and Taylor
Gray Giles H. attorney at law, 40 Montgomery

Block, dwl XW cor Clay and Prospect Place
Gray Henrietta Mrs. dwl 288 Jackson
Gray Henry M. physician ofiBce and dwl SE cor

Clay and Dupont
Gray John A. Mrs. milliner W s First bet Na-

toma and Minnie
Gray J. J. office 92 Bat, bds Hotel International
Gray Joel, carpenter and builder, dwl E 8 Powell

bet Bush and Pine
Gray John, butcher at William Boynton, Davis

nr Pacific, dwl W s Haywood nr Fourth
Gray John, (Fonda & G.) dwl 200 Stockton
Gray John B. blacksmith, dwl W s First bet

Xatoma and Minnie
Gray (Mathias) & Herwig, {William) music and

mu.«ical instruments, 176 Clay, dwl SE cor

Montgomery and Jackson
GRAY NATHANIEL, undertaker, 155 Sacra-

meiito, dwl NW cor Clay and Prospect Place
GRAY ROBERT B. & CO. importers and man-
ufacturers of jewelry, 100 Merchant
Gray Samuel, drayman, for J. & R. Morton, dwl

S s O'Farrell bet Mason and Taylor
Gray Walter, drayman, dwl S s O'Farrell, bet

Mason and Taylor
Gray William, butcher, dwl S s Stevenson bet

First and Second
Gray William J. dwl 288 Jackson
Greany Michael, dwl S s Brannan bet Price and

Harris
Greate William, (colored) boot-black, cor Front

and Commercial
Greaves Benjamin {Sivain, Bunker & Co.) dwl

NE cor Pacific and Mason
Greaves William C. (Gregory & G.) dwl W a

Sonoma Place nr Vallejo
Greely James, laborer, dwl E s Dupont bet Bush

and Sutter
Greely Robert F. Golden Era, bds with W. C.

Butler
Green Adam T. (Taaffe, McCahill & Co.) bds

American Exchange
Green Alfred A. & Co. attorneys at law and land

agents. Union Hotel
Green Asanath, Mrs. washing, dwl S 8 Green-
wich near Dupont
Green Augustus R. (Green, Brothers & Co.) dwl

376 Stockton
Green Benjamin P. clerk, 126 California, bds

with Thomas Courtis
Green Catherine, (widow) dress-maker, bds with

Edward Eagan
Green Charles, laborer, dwl N s Filbert bet

Montgomery and Sansome
Green Edward, seaman, dwl Vallejo bet Mont-
gomery and Sansome
Green Frederick, {Samuel Price & Co.) dwl Third

near Market
Green Frederick P. commission merchant and

agent Sacramento packets, 64 Front, dwl

30 Natoma

Green F. Walter, builder, dwl SW cor Geary

and Hyde
Green George W. butcher, 17 and 18 Washington

Market, dwl S s Mission near Fifth
Green Harris, tailor. 315 Stockton
Green Henry E. (Pickett k G.) dwl 150 Clay
Green James, cook, bds 5 Sacramento
Green James W. sash-maker, bds 22 Sansome
GREEN BROTHERS (J. de Puisaye and Au-
gustus R.)& CO. commission merchants, and
agents Lloyds, 60 California up stairs, dwl

376 Stockton
Green John, dwl E s Dolores near Center
Green John, clerk, bds Brooklyn Hotel
Green John, laborer, bds 92 Pacific
Green Lyman F. machinist, dwl Vallejo near

Laguna
Green Maria, (widow, colored) dwl W s Stockton

bet Clay and Washington
Green Mary A. (widow) dwl NW corner Union

and Montgomery
Green ( Thomas) & Lynn (JacoV) Jackson Brewery

E s First bet Howard and Folsum, dwl rear
Green William, agent Sonoma packets, 28 Clay,

dwl S s Natoma bet First and Second
Green William, rigger, bds Columbia House,

Stewart
Green William, furniture, 272 Dupont
Green William A. real estate, dwl N s Market

bet Stockton and Powell
Green William A. carpenter, bds S s Folsom bet

Third and Fourth
Green William G. bds Toll House, Mission bet

Price and Harris
Greenburg Henry, dwl 264 Pacific
Greenberg Leopold, salesman, withL. Krambach,

dwl 377 Stockton
Greenberg (Morris) & Smith ( G. E.) Eagle Brass

Foundry, 45 Bush, dwl S s Harrison bet

Second and Third
Greene Duane M. printer, Bulletin office, dwl

Clay near Mason
Greene L. M. Mrs. boarding-house. Merchant

near East
GREENE (Samuel H.) HEATH (Richard W.)

& ALLEN (Henry K) com merchants, and

importers tobacco, consulate Costa Rica and

Guatemala, 56 Front, dwl 263 Sacramento
Greene (W. E.) & Nelson (Jeremiah) importers

butter, etc. 46 Front, up stairs
Greene William, musician, dwl Ashland Place

bet Wood and Potter
Greene William Jr. lessee Mission Plank Road,

dwl Ashland Place bet Wood and Potter
Greene William G. clerk, bds Ashland Place bet

Wood and Potter
Greenebaum Herman, (of Greenebaum & Bros,

Sacramento) office 71 California, dwl 147

Mission
GREENEBAUM (Jacob) & CO. importers fancy-
goods, 7 Custom House Block, dwl Mission

bet First and Second
Greenfield J. gardener, dwl 125 California
Greenham Frederick, porter, California Steam

Navigation Co. NE corner Front & Jackson
Greenough (John i?.) & Co. (Henry Button) hay

and grain, S s Market junction California,

dwl S s Sutter bet Dupont and Stockton

SAN FRANCISCO [G] DIBECTORY.

135

Greenwiild S. oflBce with "Wormser Brothers, dwl

21 Minnie
Greenwood Elizabeth Mrs. dwl 347 Stockton
Greenwood James, bag faolorj' and salt mills,

SW cor Davis and Washington, dwl 111

Broadway
Greenwood John, carpenter, dwl N s Folsom bet

Johnston and Thome
Greenwood Monroe, telegraph repairer, bds with

Joseph Wood
Greenwood William M. broker, office 60 Cali-
fornia, bds Metropolitan Hotel
Greflbz Julian, watch-maker, dwl 159i Sac
Gregoiro Louis, clerk, 120 iloutgomery
Gregoire {Louis) & Co. Cafe de Lyon Saloon, 169

California
Gregoire P. laborer, San Francisco Water Works
Gregory (Davis S.) & Greaves ( William C.) car-
penters, W 8 Webb nr California, bds with
■ William C. Greaves
Gregory F. P. newspaper carrier, dwl 3 Laura PI
Gregory Henry, {Keichall, G. & Co.) dwl Howard

bet Third and Fourth
Gregory J. carpenter, E s Sonoma PI nr Vallejo
Gregory James, captain, schr European, Wash-
ington Street Wharf
Gregory Paul, laborer, dwl N s Hunt bet Second

and Third
Gregson Henry, boiler-maker, Sutter Iron Works,

bds New Orleans House
Gregson James, boiler-maker, Sutter Iron Works,

bds New Orleans House
GREIF J. San Francisco Baths, 182 Washing-
ton, dwl NE corner Post and Dupont
Greif John, cabinet-maker, dwl S s Greenwich

near Dupont
Grellet (Charles) & Co. (Isadore Chambariere and

JohnM. i??/rne) liquors, 13 6 and 138 Jackson,

dwl N s Union bet Dupont and Stockton
Grelley Frank, waiter, Martin's Restaurant, dwl

140 Sacramento
Grelley Mary, dress-maker, 140 Sacramento up

stairs
Grelley A^'irginia, milliner, 140 Sacramento, up

stairs
Gremat John P. washman, at F. P. Corets, E s

Simmons bet Brannan and Bryant
Gremke Henry, (Lcvike & G.) dwd NW cor Front

and Pacilic -^
Grenouilleau Numa, baker, dwl 92 Broadway
Grenthal Morris, tailor, dwl 85 Kearny
GREY CYRIL V. attorney at law, office 6 Court

Block, dwl SW cor Taylor and Eddy
Grey Hugh, pattern-maker, Pacific Foundry
Grey Thomas, dwl Filbert bet Jones and Taylor
Grey W. {£oland& (?.) 27 Bush
Greyser M. bds Benton House
Grief John A. carpenter, 99 Pine, dwl S s Gouch

near Dupont
Griere Pierre, porter, with Tallant & Wilde, bds

Benton House
Griesmann Joseph, speculator, dwl with Joseph

Ackerraan
Griffen J. W. commission merchant, NE comer

Jackson and Sansome
Griffen Lynch & Co. (John F. RoUnson) smoked

and dried fish, 83 Davis, dwl Vallejo near

Green

Griffin Benjamin P. Boomerang Saloon, 191
Kearny, dwl 185 Kearny

Griffin (Btujavdn J\)& Harrison (John) Boomer-
ang Branch, cor Dupont and Washington,
dwl 185 Kearny

Griffin Charles, dwl cor Taylor and Green

Griffin Charles E. salesman, 146 Washington,
dwl 154 California

Griflin Hannah Mrs. fancy-goods, dwl 210 Stock

Griffin H. E. bds What Ciieer House

Griffin John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Du-
pont and O'Farrell

Griffin Jno. bds Benton House

Griffin John, dwl 4 Brown Place

Griffin John W. gilder, dwl Sutter bet Leaven-
worth and Hyde '

Griffin Margro Miss, boarding, NE cor Broadway
and Montgomeiy

Griffin M. B. salesman, 142 Sacramento, dwl N
s Everett bet Third and Fourth

Griffin Michael, laborer, bds Mechanics' Boarding
House, Market

Griffin Morris, laborer, dwl N s Stevtnson bet
First and Second

Griffin Patrick, laborer, S. F. Sugar Refinery,
dwl N s Jessie bet First and Second

Griffin Thomas L. seaman, dwl 59 First

Griffin Wm. waiter. Railroad House

Griffin William, pilot, dwl Jones bet Lombard
and Francisco

Griffin William, physician, dwl 323 Stockton

GRIFFING FREDERICK, warehouse, cor Bat-
tery and Filbert, res New York

Griffing George I. at Griffing's Warehouse, dwl
269 Stockton

Griffiths Jesse, laborer, 116 Dupont

Griffith J. W. gilder, at 82 Montgomery

Griffith Milieu ( Wdls & G.), dwl SW cor Harrison
and Stanly Place

Griffith William, boiler-maker. Union Foundry

Griffiths E. bds What Cheer House

Griffiths James, boiler-maker, dwl Ns Stevenson
bet First and Second

Griffiths Jesse, laborer, dwl 116 Dupont

Griffiths J. F. bds Metropolitan Hotel

Griffiths John, laborer, dwl W s Baldwin Court
bet Folsom and Howard

Griffo Julian, jeweler, with Barrett & Sherwood,
dwl 151 2 Sacramento

Grimback Louis, cook, 140 Kearny

Grimes George T. commission merchant, NW cor
Front and Commercial, dwl 27 Bush

Grimes James, laborer, dwl S s Green bet Stock-
ton and Powell

Grimes J. M. bds What Cheer House

Grimes John E. clerk, dwl 180 Stockton

Grimes Lyman, commission merchant, NW cor
Clay and Front, dwl 27 Bush

Grimes Mary II. Mrs. dwl 27 Bush

Grimes Patrick, blacksmith, dwl E s Powell bet
Post and Sutter

Grimm Chas. Butchers Home, Pacific nrLarkin

Grimm Ferdinand, hog ranch, dwl S s Folsom nr
Johnston

Grimwood Adolphns D. ( WiMe & G.), dwl Bush
abv Stockton

Grinnell John Q. teamster, for Heywood & Har-
mon, dwl S s Minnie, bet Fifth and Simmons

136

SAN FBANCISCO [G] DIRECTORY.

Grisnr Emilc, dwl 373 Powell

Grisel C. Mrs. furnished rooms, SW cor California

and Sansome
Griswold Henry. Waabington Market, dwl N s

Yallojo nr Montgomery
Griswold J. bds Benton House
Griswold John C. clerk, Supt Streets, etc. dwl

cor Dupont and Greenwich
GriswoklJonathan, painter, with R. S. Eells & Co
Groat Richard V. atty at law, 17 U "Washing-
ton, dwl with Samuel L. Hallowell
Grob Trautraan, artist, 138 Montgomery, dwl S

s Jessie nr Third
Grogan Alexander B. real estate agent, NW cor

Sansome and Jackson
Grogan Michael, blacksmith, dwl N s Clementina

bet First and Second
Grogenger G. commission merchant, 76 Jackson,

dwl Stevenson bet Third and Fourth
Grom Andrew, laborer, dwl NW cor Ver Mehr

and Rassette Place No. 1
Grondona E. (widow) dwl NE corVallejo & Mason
Groner Ferdinand, engraver, dwl Vallejo nr Kear
Groom Henry, dwl 248 Clay
Groom Lydia Mrs. dress-maker, 248 Clay
Groomes Isaac (colored), barber, with George

Wood, dwl 10 Broadway
Groomes Samuel, (colored), bds 132 Broadway
Gros Alfred, clerk, SW cor Dupont and Pacific
Gros John, dwl E s Mason bet Greenwich and

Filbert
Grosetta John, fruit-stand, 158 Kearny
Grosetta Martin, coffee-stand, cor Sac and East
Grosh {Samuel) & Rutherford (Thomas L.) com-
mercial Flour Mills, NE cor Natoma and

First, dwl E s Third bt Folsom and Harrison
Groslicht Charles, dwl W s Dupont bet Broad-
way and Pacific
Gross Edward, dwl 213 Sacramento
Gross E. S. commission merchant, NW cor Front

and Clay, dwl NW cor Jackson and Wash
Gross Frank W. bds NW cor Jackson and Wash
Gross George, liquors, 258 Dupont
Gross Joseph, cigar-maker, 198 Kearny, dwl E

s Montgomery bet Broadway and Yallejo
Gross Paul, butcher, SE cor Dupont and Union
Grosse E. Mrs. vegetables and fruits, 23 Wash

Market, dwl Merchant bet Montgomery and

Sansome
Grosse Martin, vegetables, 24 Wash Market, dwl

63 Merchant
Grosso Constantine, blacksmith, W s Mission nr

Center
Grossschupff W. book-keeper, with Kreyenhagen,

Kruse & Co. bds with S. Hammerschmith
Grotjan Adolph, druggist, bds 195 California
Grotjan George W. with S. P. Goodale, bds 195

California
Groult Charles, cook, 221 Dupont, dwl Sullivan
Grover E. cabinet-maker, Davis bet Clay and

Washington, dwl 4 Bay State Row
Grover Elijah, botanic physician,Third nr Howard
Grover Morgan S. carpenter, dwl Bay State Row,

Sansome bet Bush and Pine
Grover William A. physician, 323 Stockton
Grozinger George, dwl N s Stevenson bet Third

and Fourth
Gruber Frederick, naturalist, 110 California

I Gruber Henry, finisher, dwl 394 Powell
Gruber Jacob F. baker, dwl 394 Powell
Gruber Peter, shoe-maker, dwl 394 Powell
Gruenhagen M. salesman, with Janson, Bond &

Co. dwl E s Dupont N Greene
Grunenwald Andrew, tailor, N s Pac nr Dupont
Grunhagen Joachim, dwl Dupont bet Filbert and

Greenwich
Griinwald Renzo, director German Theater, 101

Merchant, dwl E s Stockton nr Sacramento
Grymes J. Edgar, clerk, dwl 186 Stockton
Gudopp R. drayman, dwl W s Sansome nr Filbert
Gueran A. liquors, E s Pacific nr Stockton
Gueriu J. carrier, Le Phare
GUERIN (John) & CO. {Etienne Costerauste and

Ludovic PoUier), imps French dry-goods,

105 Montgomery, res Paris
Guerin (Michael) & Turney (Eugene P.), boots

and shoes, cor Commercial and Battery, dwl

cor Third and Bryant
Guerinaud B. B. Justin, butcher, SE cor Dupont

and Clay
Guerinot P. works for F. Moigneu, S s Sutter bet

Kearny and Dupont
Guerker William, produce, dwl Market nr Third
Guesuee Melainie (widow) saloon, NW cor Bran-
nan and Ritch
GufSn J. A. druggist, NE cor Montgomery and

Sutter
Gugelbarg Charles, sauces, 354 Stockton, rear
Gugnina Nicholas, coffee-stand, SB cor Mission

and Stewart
Guichney John, grocer, cor Virginia and Pac
Guide Joseph A. fishmonger, SE cor Sacramento

and Drumm
Guilbert Honore, clerk, 25 Washington Market,

dwl Adele Alley
Guilford John, sail-maker, W s Stewart bet Mis-
sion and Market
Guillemiu Ernest, laborer, with Eugene Guille-

min
Guillemin Eugene, laundry, 103 Third
Guillott Jacques, tailor, E s Dupont nr Bdy
Guinde E. painter, dwl cor Green and Dupont
Guion Almira Mrs. (widow) dwl 153 Dupont
Guion George, ship-carpenter, bds W s Third bet

Brannan and Townsend
Guirn Thomas, laborer, dwl S s Vallejo nr Mont
Gullickson Severin (/. C. E. Klepzig & Co.) dwl

212 Washington
Gulliver Harriet (widow) liquors, SE cor Center

and Dolores
Gullixon August, dwl S s Jessie bet Second and

Third
Gullixson (Henry') & Nelson (John) carpets, 94

Kearny, dwl S s Jessie bet Second and Tliird
Gummer Fredrick, with J. J. LeCount, bds 269

Stockton
Gummer Sarah Mrs. boarding, 269 Stockton
Gundlach Jacob, proptr Bavaria Brewery, N s

Vallejo bet Dupont and Stockton
Gundlach (Max) & Co. (Joseph Wassennann)

boots and shoes, 7 8 Montgomery
Gunn Felix, engineer, Pacific Foundry, dwl 24

Minnie
Gunn John, cooper, 150 Battery, res Alameda
Gunn John, dentist, 126 Montgomery
Gunn Peter, laborer, with Wm. Tittel

SAN FRANCISCO [ H ] DIRECTORY.

137

Gunn R. cooper, 150 Battery, dwl 123 California
Gunn William, cooper, 150 Battery, dwl Union

bet Kearny and Montgomery
Gunning James {Johnson & G.) dwl cor East and

^[e^c•llallt
GUNNISON. {Andrew J.) PARKER (Samuel

H) & COWLES (Samuel) attys at law, 98

Merchant, dwl S s Silver nr Third
Gunter Elizabeth Mrs. (widow) dwl Jackson

bet Mason and Taylor
Gunther Jacob, laundry, cor Hyde and Ellis
Gunther Joseph, groceries, NTV cor Dupont and

Union
Gunther Lawrence, boots and shoes, 109 Kearny
Guutrom John B. liquors, basement 128 aud 130

Commercial, dwl 392 Powell
Guatrum Cornelius, dwl Paul Court 227 Dupont,

rear
Gurme Henry L. feed, 370 Stockton
Gurmendez Barbara Madame, dress-maker, dwl

234 Sacramento
Gurmendez Eloi, restaurant, dwl 234 Sac
Guscetti Alphonso, fruits, 311 Dupont
Gushee Frederick A. bds N s Bernard
GUSHEE (Horace) & CURTIS (HeJiry K.) pro-
duce and com mchts, 139 Washington, dwl

W s Montgomery bet Yallejo and Green
Gustus Carlo, musician, dwl 63 Dupont
Gustus Taliferro, (colored) waiter, dwl 9 Post
Guthrie Claude, carpenter, 161 Sacramento
GUTHRIE G. W. proptr National, 78 Merchant

and Deputy Surveyor, C. H. dwl N s Jack-
son bet Stockton aud Powell
Guthrie Jonathan, carpenter, dwl 6 Brooklyn

Place
Gutte Isidor, 123 Sacramento
Guttman A. tailor, 209 Kearny
Guvitt Charles, dwl W s Lafayette PI nr Green
Guvitt Robert, (colored) boot-black, 172^ Clay
Guy Abel, banker and com mcht. Wash op P. 0.

dwl N 8 Sutter bet Powell and Stockton
Guyant N. C. printer. Evening Telegram
Guyot Julian, watch-maker, dwl NW cor Dupont

and Vallejo
Guzena Marcus, fruit-stand, E s Dupont bet Clay

and Commercial
Gwin E. bds What Cheer House
Gwin John R. book-keeper, 115 Clay, bds Am.

J)xchango
Gwin Wm. M., U. S. Senator, dwl N s Jackson

bet Stockton and Powell
Gyer Henry, dwl 226 Powell

Haas Charles, painter, dwl 45 Kearny
Haas Charles, jeweler, dwl Stone nr Jackson
Haas S. A. L. cigars, NE cor Battery aud Wash,

dwl cor Dupont and Broadway
Haas Samuel, mcht, N s Sacramento nr Sansome,

dwl N s Minnie bet Third and Fourth
Haas (Solomon) & Rosenfeld (Julius) fancy goods

86 California, dwl N s Minnie bet Third and

Fourth
Haase (Frederick) &, Schumacher (Frederick)

groceries and liquors, NE cor Beale and Fol-

som

Haberlin Christian, cabinet-maker, with J. G.

Clark & Co.
Haberuicht F. clerk, 83 California, dwl S s Green

bet Stockton and Powell
Habersham William W. real estate agent, 88

Montgomery
Hackett Jeremiah, hostler, with P. Hunt & Co.
Hackett Oliver G. laborer, at Chelsea Laundry,

Third nr Bryant
Hackett Patrick, bds with Benjamin H. Freeman
Hackett Thomas, engineer, at Blethen & Bros's

Factory
Hackett Thomas S. clerk with Cummings &

Swan, bds 8 Quincy
Hackett Thomas W. wharfinger, Lombard Dock,

dwl Union bet Taylor and Jones
Hackett Wm. F. waiter, Union Club Rooms, dwl

NW cor Montgomery and California
Hackley S. bds What Clieer House
Hadelen John, groceries and liquors, NW cor

Green and Powell
Hadlar Harry, laborer, bds Columbia House,

Stewart
Hadlock Wm. waterman, bds 28 Battery
Haehnlen Jacob F. ganger's dep't, C. H. dwl SW

cor Rassette PI No. 2 and Sutter
Haehnlen Louis A. ship-carver, 192 Jackson, bds

with J. F. Haehnlen, SW cor Ras.sette PI

and Sutter
Haetting Conrad, tailor, bds with John M. Metz
Hafermeyer Frederick (Houck & Co.) 42 Webb
Haff William, bds Columbia House, Stewart
Hafky Isaac, dwl SW cor Bush and Kearny
Hagan Austin, blacksmith, bds 99 Pine
Hagan B. book-keeper, 80 Cal, dwl 379 Stockton
Hagan Bernard, dwl E s Mason nr Jackson
Hagan James, dwl 37 Minnie
Hagan John, with S. F. Gas Co.
Hagar Margaret E. Mrs. boarding, 247 and 249

Powell
Hagan Peter, coppersmith, bds with Mrs. Hagan
Hagedorn H. C. architect, 88 Montgomery, dwl

346 Powell
Hagemann Frederick, (Deliger & H.) dwl 90

Kearny
Hagemann (P.) & Co. (J. B. Peterson) commission

merchants, 74 Jackson
Hagen G. soap manufactory, N s Mission bet

Wood and Potter
Hagen Henry, bds W s Mason bet Vallejo and

Broadway
Hagen Jacob, bds W s Mason bet Yallejo and

Broadway
Hagen Mrs. boarding, W s Mason bet Yal-
lejo and Broadway
Hagen Peter, paper-hanger, dwl S s Cards Alley
Hagen Peter, bda W 8 Mason bet Yallejo and

Broadway
Hagen Robert, druggist, 124 Sacramento, dwl

107 Broadway
Hagener William, bar-keeper, Terminus H. Third

nr King
Hager G. D. Albion House, 38 Montgomery
Hager George 0. salesman, I. B. Purdy & Co. N

W cor Sansome and Commercial
Hager John S. judge Fourth District Court, City

Hall, dwl Union Hotel, Plaza
Haggerty C. bds What Cheer House

138

SAN FRANCISCO [ H] DIRECTORY

Haggorty Daniel, cooper, dwl First bet Howard
and Natoma, rear

Ilagsiolt Thomas, dwl E s Ohio nr Broadway

Hag^'in Bernard, painter, dwl Washington bet
Mason and Taylor

HAGGIN JAMES B. attorney at law, 1 and 2
Court Block, dwl SW cor John and Powell

Hagthrop Edward, stoves and tinware, 124 San-
some, dwl S 8 Bush bet Mason and Taylor

Hahn Henry, groceries, cor Clay and Wetmore
Place

Hahn John, with Oscar Amy, 144 Sacramento,
dwl Prospect Place

Hahn John C. saloon, dwl E s Anthony bet Mis-
sion and Jessie

Hahn Oscar, clerk, dwl NW cor Prospect Place
and Clay

Hahn "Wilhelmina Mrs. private boarding, E s
Anthony nr Jessie

Hahndelin Felix, watchman, What Cheer Rouse,
dwl S s Sherwood Place bet Second and
Third

Hahne Augustus, clerk, bds with A. J. Plate

HAIGHT FLETCHER M. & HENRY H. attor-
neys at law, 176 Clay, dwl S s Jackson bet
Ma>on and Taylor

Haight Harrison, carpenter, dwl 4 Quincy Place

Haight Henry, 112 Montgomery, bds Metropoli-
tan Hotel

Haight Henry B.. (F. If. & K K HaigU) dwl
NE cor Mason and Pacific

Haight Lafayette F. 104 and 106 Kearny, dwl
237 Clay

Hailer ( Christian) & Co. (John Bruns) proprietors
German Brewery, 81 Bush

Hailer Henry, at Hailer k Co.'s Brewery, dwl 81
Bush

Haine Arthur, book-keeper, Yulcan Iron "Works
Co. dwl Musical Hall

Haine Joseph, physician, 228 "Washington

Haker "\Yilliam, salesman, 150 Kearny, dwl N s
Sutter bet Kearny and Dupont

Hale A. M. dwl cor Taylor and Market

Hale D. W. (Janson, Bond & Co.) NW cor Bat-
tery and Clay

Hale Henry, commission merchant, 85 "Washing-
ton, dwl cor Taylor and Sacramento

Hale Henry M. (Bond & ff.) dwl NE cor Bryant
and Second

Hale Mathew, wood and coal, 38 "Washington,
dwl St. Ann's Yalley

Hale "William H. sail-maker, cor Pacific and
Davis, dwl E s Prospect Place bet Sacra-
mento and California

Haley Dennis, dwl cor Broadway and Leaven-
worth

Haley Eliza, (widow) dwl S s Louise nr Fourth

Haley James, carriage-maker, at H. Casebolt &
Co. bds 25 Bush

Haley Jeremiah, laborer, 85 Jackson

Haley John, wood and coal, SE cor Broadway
and Kearny, dwl NE cor Yer Mehr and Ras-
sette Place, No 3

Haley John, cook, St. Charles Hotel, 21 and 23
First

HALEY (^John J.) & BARCLAY {George E.)
proprietors Hotel International, N s Jack-
son bet Kearny and Montgomery

Haley Joseph, laborer. Fort Point

Hal«y Margaret Miss, dress-maker, bds with Jas.

Hughes, E s Ecker
Haley Mathew, bds 10 Stevenson
Haley Michael, with S. F. Gas Co. dwl S s Ste-
venson bet First and Second
Haley Michael F. oysters, dwl 148 Commercial
Haley Patrick, scavenger, dwl S s Mission bet

Second and Third
Haley Robert, capt, steamship Pacific, dwl S s

Green bet Stockton and Dupont
Haley Thomas, bds 10 Stevenson
Haley "William, laborer, dwl Bdy nr Leavenworth
Haley "William H. cabinet-raaker, with J. G.

Clark & Co. dwl 150 California
Halger John, laborer, bds at T. Youngs', "W s

Battery nr Yallejo
Hall Abraham, calker, dwl S s Silver bet Third

and Fourth
Hall Andrew "W. flour and grain, dwl S s Bush

bet Powell and Mason
Hall Barnabas, wharfinger, cor Commercial and

East, bds St. Nicholas Hotel
Hall Charles, dwl cor Leavenworth and Clay
Hall Charles, coach-maker, dwl 103 Jessie
Hall Charles, N s "Washington bet Drumm and

East, dwl cor Clay and Leavenworth
HALL CHARLES R. boarding, 68 Mont
Hall David "W. painter, bds Folsom bet Fiflh and

Simmons
Hall Edward, {Henry Johnson & Co.) dwl 280

Stockton
Hall Edward, engineer, S. F. Machine "Works, S

W cor Market and Fremont
Hall Edward, liquor saloon, NW cor Front and

Chambers
Hall Edward B. clerk, 136 Sacramento
Hall E. L. dwl SE cor Jackson and Stone
Hall Elbridge G. broker, dwl W s Taylor bet

Sacramento and Clay
Hall Eldredge, dwl SW cor Stockton and Pacific
Hall Elisha, carpenter, dwl NE cor Broadway

and Jones
Hall Eliza, (widow) furnished rooms, El Dorado

Building, cor "Washington and Kearny
Hall F. S. bds What Cheer House
Hall George D. laborer. City Laundry, SW cor

Third and Brannan
Hall George E. special policeman
Hall G. M. (Loomis, Rail & Co.) res Sac City
Hall Hamilton, bds withD. Dwyer, dwl N s Ellis

bet Powell and Mason
Hall Harvey, capt schooner Charles L. Case,

Washington Street Wharf
Hall Henry A. clerk, bds with Joseph F. Hall
HALL (Isaac M.) & CO. (S. M. Balch) produce,

fruit, etc. 41, 42 and 43 Washington Market,

dwl N s Bryant bet Second and Third
Hall James, saw-repairer, dwl W s Baldwin Court

bet Folsom and Howard
Hall James (colored) miner, dwl N s Pacific nr

Mason
Hall Jefferson, capt sloop Phillip Horn, Wash-
ington St. Wharf
Hall John, printer, California Christian Advocate,

dwl cor Front and Chambers
Hall John A. merchant, dwl NW cor Waverley

Place and Clay

SAN FRANCISCO [H!] DIRECTORY.

139

Hall John C. laborer, dwl New Texas House
Hall .Toliii F. stencil-plate cutter, 64 Front
Hall Joseph, furniture, 140 Mission
Hall Joseph F. proprietor City Laundry, dwl E s

Third bet Folsom and Harrison
Hall Josiah S. book-keeper, with De Ro & El-

dridge, dwl 194 Mission
Hall Milton, capronter, 21 Leidosdorff, dwl 128

Dupont
Hall Mortimer J. forwarding department, Welle,

Fargo k Co.
Hall Peter P. coack-maker, dwl 37 and 39 Webb
Hall Phillip J. drayman, dwl NE cor Townseud

and Second
Hall Q. A. carpenter, S s Summer above Mont-
gomery, dwl Laura Lane nr Montgomery
Hall R. & Co. (C and A. J. Langley) wholesale

drugs, 143 aud 145 Clay
Hall R. A. & W. H. (colored) Athaeneum Hall,
273 Washington, dwl Mason bet Broadway
and Vallejo
Hall Robert, bds Columbia House, Stewart
Hall Samuel, miller, dwl Brenham PI nr Clay
Hall Samuel, capt sloop Pynthia, Washington St.

Wharf
Hall Samuel M. laborer, U. S. Branch Mint
Hall Thos. J. Looinis H. & Co.) dwl 277 Vallejo
Hall Thomas L. dwl N s Folsom nr First
Hall W. ir. (/?. A. & W. U. H. colored) dwl N s

Vallejo nr Dupont
Hall William, drayman, dwl Brenham PI nr Clay
Hall Wm. laborer, bds with Mrs. Mary O'Brien
Hall Winslow, carpenter, res Sutter bet Mont-
gomery and Sansome
Hall Winslow, calker, bds S s Silver bet Third

and Fourth
HALLKCK {H. W.) PEACHY {A. 0.) & BIL-
LINGS {Frederick) attorneys at law, 47
Montgomery Block, dwl SW cor Folsom
and Second
Haller Lucas (Davis & K) dwl SE cor SansOme

and Market
Haller Thomas, blacksmith, bds with Wm. Reh-

nert, Fremont nr Folsom
Hallett Atwood, clerk, bds 233 Kearny
Hallett George, laundry, dwl 126 Bush
Hallett W. P. attorney at law, 45 Mont Block
Hallidie {Andreiu S.) & Co. (Thos. G. Bradford)

wire-rope manufacturers, 179 Stockton
Halligan John, butcher, dwl 220 Stockton
Hallinan Nathaniel, blacksmith, dwl with James

Brady
HALLOCK J. Y. & CO. (E. G. Parker, Miles B.
Carpenter and C. Gliristiansen) importers of
Hardware, 99 Sansome, dwl W s Powell bet
Jackson and Washington
Hallowell George R. carpenter, dwl 108 Sutter
Hallowell Samuel L. merchant, dwl 168 Bush
Halls John, dwl 227- Dupont, Paul's Court
Halphen Alexander, dry goods, 197 A Kearny
Halsey Charles, attorney at law, NE cor Mont-
gomery and Commercial, dwl cor Hyde and
Greenwich
Halsey William F. (Fordham, Jennings & Co.)

resides Horsetown
Halstead David, carpenter, dwl 273 Wash, rear
Halstead James, dwl 273 Washington, rear
Halstead Richard, dwl 273 Washington, rear

Halsted Eminel P. attorney at law, with Steb-

bins & Tompkins, bds Metropolitan Hotel
Ham Edward A. printer, at California Farmer,

dwl cor California and St. Mark's Place
Ham I. II. (L'yan & Co.) dwl Third nr Folsom
Ham J. Harris, salesman, with Frank Baker,

112 Clay
Hamann John D. porter, with Peck, Rodgers &

Co. dwl U. S. Court Building
Hambly M. Clayton, clerk, with C. L. Kellogg

& Co. bds 64 Broadway
Hambly Samuel, clerk, 86 Montgomery
Hambly Thomas C. attorney at law, office NE

cor Montgomery and California, dwl NE cor

Powell and Clay
Hambly William, printer,.dwl NE cor Clay and

Powell
Hambord Charles, ballaster, dwl SW corner San-
some and Filbert
Hamburg Adam, upholsterer, with J. G. Clark &

Co. dwl N W cor Third and Howard
Hamburg Charles, job cart, dwl N s Union nr

Dupont
Hamburg Valentine, upholsterer, with J. G. Clark

& Co. dwl NW cor Third and Howard
Hamburger Baruch, dwl 9 Minnie
Hamburger Brothers (Bernard and David) fancy

dry goods. 111 Sacramento, dwl 9 Minnie
Hamburger Charles L. carpenter, dwl S s Jessie

bet First and Second
Hamburger David {Hamburger Bros.) Ill Sac
Hamel Anatole, teacher, dwl Broadway nr Stock
Hamilton A. job printer, 130 Washington, dwl N

s Spring nr California
Hamilton Alfred (colored) dwl S s Broadway bet

Kearny and Dupont
Hamilton ( Chas. F. ) & Co. (R. F. Layering) photo-
graphic gallery, 113 Mont dwl W s 'Third nr

Silver
Hamilton Isaac, dwl Adele Alley bet Stockton

and Powell
Hamilton James, bds 18 South Park
Hamilton James E. merchant, bds N s Folsom

bet Third and Fourth
Hamilton John, seaman, bds 32 Natoma
Hamilton Joseph, harness-maker, with Main &

Winchester, dwl N s Folsom bet Third aud

Fourth
Hamilton Robert, plasterer, dwl S s Minnie bet

Fifth and Simmons
Hamilton W. F. real estate, bds Union Hotel
Hamilton W. H. actor, American Theater
Hamilton William, blacksmith, at 64 Sansome
Hamlin Francis J. clerk, with Smiley, Yerkes &

Co. dwl SE cor Third and Howard
Hamm Joseph T. accountant, dwl Clay Avenue

nr Clay
Hamman Jno. H. (ffeinschne & Co.) dwl 242 Clay
Hamman J. T. bds Benton House
Haramar John W. NE cor California and Mont
Hammell Bros. {F. J. & L. A.) boots and shoes,

112 Commercial
Hammell L. A. Hammell Bros.) 112 Commercial
Hammer Edward H. clerk, with T. H. Selby &

Co. dwl SW cor Kearny and Union
Hammers L. F. {Qmllen&. H.) dwl 305 Stockton
Hammerschmidt John, shaving-saloon, E s Third

bet Howard and Mission

140

SAN FRANCISCO [HI DIRECTORY.

Hamtnersclimilh Jeanette Mrs. coffee and con-
fectionery, 120 Kearny, dwl E 8 Dupout bet
Sacramento and California
Haniraorsclimitli John E. clerk, dwl E s Dupont

bot Sacramento and California
HammorscUinitli Simon, furnisiied rooms, E s

Dupont bet Sacramento and California
Hammersmith W. paper-hanger, dwl E 3 Pinck-

uey Place bet Kearny and Hinkley
Hammed Philip, watch-maker, bds with Rodolph

Luedke
Hammill J. watchman. Union Fovindry
Hammill John, teamster. Fort Point
Hammill William, editor Monitor, dwl near cor

Pacific and Van Ness Avenue
Hammond Andrew E. carpenter, Union between

Montgomery and Sansome
Hammond Jas. capt sloop Rhode Island, Wash-
ington St. Wharf
Hammond James, clerk, dwl 20 Harlan Place
Hammond James jr. clerk, 146 Sacramento, dwl

Harlan Place
Hammond John, blacksmith, at 21 Drumm, dwl

Post bet Kearny and Dupont
Hammond John, office 23 California
Hammond Joshua, clerk, 23 California
Hammond La Fayette, cashier, U. S. B. Mint,

dwl 263 Sacramento
Hammond Mary Miss, boarding, Bush op Metro-
politan Hotel
Hammond Robert (William & R. Hammond) dwl

20 Harlan Place
Hammond Thomas E. (Fowler & K) dwl 66

Montgomery
Hammond W. physician, bds Metropolitan Hotel
HAMMOND WILLIAM, & ROBERT, gents fur-
nishing goods, 146 Sacramento, dwl 20 Har-
lan Place
Hampshaw William H. liquor-saloon, 43 Com-
mercial
Hampton Robert, groceries, NW corner Clay
and Mason, dwl Taylor bet Greenwich and
Filbert
Han Adolph, dwl S a Vallejo bet Mason and

Powell
Hancock John, foreman Daily Times, dwl E s

Mason bet Greenwich and Filbert
Hancock Samuel, dwl 17 Second
Hancock William, wood and coal, 124 Jessie
Hand Charles T. treasurer, T. Maguire, bds Ho-
tel International
Hand Stephen H. clerk, cor Front and Jackson,

dwl N s Jackson bet Front and Battery
Hand W. M. clerk, with A. L. Edwards & Co.
Hands John, waiter, 211 Washington
Handy James, teamster, dwl W s Stockton bet

Filbert and Greenwich
Handy (Lucien) & Co. (Francis Arnold) coopers,
N s Oregon nr Battery, dwl Bush bet Mont-
gomery and Sansome
Handy Wm. L. (Newman & H.) dwl S 8 Green-
wich bet Dupont and Stockton
Haney Edward, at S. F. Gas Co. dwl with Jas.

Stoddard
Haney James, drayman, dwl corner Pacific and

Davis
Haney Thomas H. contractor, dwl N 3 Brannan
bet Price and Harris

Haney William (Meeker & Co) dwl 205 Kearny

HANEY WM. W. proptr Gem Saloon, NE cor
Front and Sacramento, dwl 25G Stockton

Haney William W. Mrs. millinery, 256 Stockton

Hanford Benj. T. policeman, dwl 107 Broadway

Hauford Robert, dwl cor Taylor and Filbert

Hanford William, auctioneer, dwl 6 Brandon PI

Hangary Henry, ship-carpenter, dwl E s Zoe
Place nr Folsom

Hanks Henry G. painter, at 185 Montgomery,
bds Benton House

Hanley George W. stevedore, dwl Sacramento
near East

Hanley J. dwl N s Market bet Taylor and Jones

Hanley Michael, laborer. Fort Point

Hanley Thomas, carpenter, dwl Polk Lane near
Stockton

Hanlon P. J. proptr Benton House, Commercial
bet Kearny and Montgomery

Hanlon Valentine, drayman, dwl N s Union nr
Montgomery

Hanna Christina Miss, dwl with P. Rich'd Hanna

Hanna John, Dept County Clerk, dwl W s Tay-
lor bet Clay and Sacramento

Hanna John Jr. imptr hops, cement and plaster,
57 Clay, dwl 345 Powell

Hanna Levi, capt schr Ann R. Forbes, Washing-
ton St. Wharf

Hanna P. Richard, ship-carpenter, dwl S s How-
ard bet First and Second

Hanna Thomas, 5 Sacramento

Hannagan William, employee, U. S. B. Mint

Hannah Harriet Mrs. nurse, dwl 388 Powell

Hannah James, dwl 388 Powell

Hannah Robert, merchant, dwl N s Washington
bet Mason and Taylor

Hannavan Patrick, driver for Metropolitan Ba-
kery, dwl 44 Pacific

Hannen John, porter, with R. E. Brewster & Co.

Hannfin Jeremiah J. liquors. Pacific nr Drumm

Hannigan Patrick, carpenter, dwl N s Jessie bet
First and Second

Hannon John, dwl NE cor Chamber and Bat-
tery

Hanrahan John, plasterer, boards with William
Roach

Hanrahan P. bar-keeper, 122 Sacramento

Hanretty James, Philadelphia House, NE corner
Oregon and Davis

Hansbrough W. B. dwl 97 Montgomery Block

Hanscom Isaiah ( Goddard, H. & Rankin) resides
Mare Island

Hanscom John 0. book-keeper. Pacific Foundry,

dwl SE cor Bush and Sansome
Hansel! Charles, ship-carpenter, bds 89 Bush
Hansen Geo. D. teacher of languages, 148 Mont
Hansen Peter, laborer, dwl 176 Mission
Hansing Otto, cigars, dwl 379 Powell
Hanson Alexander, ( Winard & Co.) dwl N a

Harrison nr Third
Hanson Andrew G. blacksmith, cor Sacramento

and Davis, dwl 32 Montgomery
Hanson Charles, dwl SW cor Vallejo and Davis
Hanson (John C.) & Sayburan (John) block,

pump and spars, 3 California
Hanson Louis, harness-maker, 37 Sansome
Hanson Peter, capt sloop Vigilance, Clay Street
Wharf

SAN FRANCISCO [ H] DIRECTORY.

141

Hanson Stephen 13. drayman, dwl with Mrs.

Olivia B. Johnson
Hanson T. bar-keeper, for Michael O'Brien, dwl

SW cor Vallejo and Davis
Uanson Thomas, bds Columbia House, Stewart
Hanson Thomas, capt sloop Sea Uorse, "Wash-
ington St. Wharf
Hansmanu Henry, com merchant and con.'iulate

Prussia and Oldenburg, office 76 Jackson
Hantford W. T. 102 Battery
Haraszthy Charles, assayer, dwl S s Jessie bet

Second and Third
Harber Thomas, roofer, dwl SE cor Rassette PI

No 3 and Sutter
Harberger W. bds What Cheer House
Harbord William, capt sloop Surprise, Clay St.

Wharf
Harby Horace, dwl S s Sutter bet Stockton and

Powell
Harden Benj. drayman, SE cor Front and Wash-
ington, dwl Clara
Harders G. F. grocer, SE cor Bdy and Powell
Hardie {B.) and Rutenberg (J. II.), imps dry-
goods, 85 Sacramento, dwl S s Bush bet

Powell and Mason
Harding (John) & Linekin (Ira W.) sail-makers,

55 Front up stairs
Harding Samuel C. collector, Frank Baker, dwl

W s Stockton bet Filbert and Greenwich
Ilardison John, calker, dwl with Henry Morgan
Hardwick J. capt schr Osceola, Pacific St. Wharf
Hardy Benjamin F. physician and surgeon, 14 and

16 Montgomery
Hare Alexander, plasterer, dwl cor Hyde and

Bush
Hare Charles, ship-tackling, S s Folsom nr Spear
Hare George W. laborer, U. S. Branch Mint, dwl

W s Prospect Place bet California and Sac
Hare P. butcher, S s Jackson nr Davis
Hare Thomas, pattern-maker. Union Iron Works,

dwl S s Francisco nr Stockton
Harey Henry bar-keeper, dwl 180 Jackson
Harford Hosea, calker, bds 18 Sansome
Harford James H. calker, bds E s Sansome bet

Bush and Market
Hargedan Patrick, plasterer, dwl S s St. Mark's

Place bet Dupont and Stockton
Harges Dedrich {Lewis <fc Co.), cor Francisco

and Midway
Hargitt Godfrey, carpenter, dwl E s Kearny bet

Union and Green
Harker J. W. commission merchant, 92 Front,

dwl Green nr Leavenworth
Harker William, dwl N s Sutter bet Kearny and

Dupont
Hark in Bernard, laborer, dwl W s Jane bet

Mission and Jessie
Harking George (Koopman & H.) dwl 38 Pacific
Harkins Margaret Mrs. washing, dwl NW cor

Mission and Stewart
Harkins Robert L. dwl Portrero, SE Brannan

St. Bridge
Harkness John J. bds Railroad House
Harloy Charles, rags and junk. Commercial below

Davis, dwl Howard cor Harris
Harley Daniel, waiter. Railroad House
Harley Francis A. driver ice-wagon, S s Broad-
way bet Front and Davis

Harley James, tinsmith, at cor Washington and
Front, dwl Mission Dolores

Harley Janet, (widow), dwl NE cor Howard
and Harris

Harloy Jo-^eph, molder, Fulton Foundry, First

Harley Patrick, carpenter, dwl S s Broadway nr
Gough

Harlock Margaret Mrs. midwife, dwl S s Hunt
bet Second and Third

Harlock Robert, mason, dwl S 8 Hunt bet Sec-
ond and Third

Harlock Thomas, boiler-maker, with Cofiey &
Risdon, dwl S s Third bet Mis and Howard

Harlow James 0. capt schr Rianca, Washington
St. Wharf

Harlow Marcus, capt schr Black Prince, Wash-
ington St. Wharf

Harlow Mathew, machinist, bds 119 Pine

Harmes Henry, dwl cor Kearny and Union

Harmon George, drayman, dwl Brenham Place
nr Clay

Harmon Henry, salesman, 145 Washington, dwl
W s Montgomery nr Vallejo

Harmon J. A. driver. Eclipse Bakery, E a Dupont
nr Union

HARMON (John B.) & LAB ATT {Henry J.)
attys at law, SW cor Commercial and Mont-
gomery, dwl Oakland

Harmon Samuel H. {Heyivood & H.) dwl 34 Clem-
entina

Harmondy Frederick, Stockholm Saloon, East nr
Jackson

Harms Claus, clerk, for Louis Meyer, bds NW
cor Harrison and Fremont

Harnan Michael, produce, dwl E s Dupont bet
Post and Sutter

Harnden Frederick A. clerk, banking dept Wells,
Fargo & Co. dwl 23 Natoma

Harnden Sarah W. (widow), dwl 23 Natoma

Harnden William H. clerk, express dept Wells,
Fargo & Co. dwl 23 Natoma

Harnett Michael, wood and coal, 100 Bush, bds
Philadelphia House

Harney Daniel, laborer. Fort Point

Harper Catherine (widow), washing, dwl W a
Brooks bet Market and Geary

Harrigan Andrew, dwl NW cor Yallejo and
Powell

Harrigan Cornelius, dwl W s Scott bet Pacific
and Broadway

Harrigan David, atty at law, dwl Francisco nr
Dupont

Harrington {Alexander E.\ & How {George R.),
saloon, SE cor Howard and Third

Harrington Benjamin, stone-cutter, dwl S s Clay
bet Mason and Taylor

HARRINGTON CHESTER L. commission mer-
chant, 64 Clay, dwl 134 Bush (see adver-
tisement)

Harrington Dennis, bar-keeper, 187 Montgomery,
dwl Pacific nr Montgomery

Harrington E. B. messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.
dwl 39 Montgomery

Harrington, Jeremiah, stone-cutter. Fort Point

Harrington John, seaman, dwl 7 Albion Place

Harrington John F. Rev. asst pastor St. Francis
Church and asst teacher SL Thomas School,
Mission Dolores

142

SAN FRANCISCO [ H ] DIRECTORY,

Ilarrinpton Owen, laborer, S. F. Sugar Refinery,

bcis with John Broderick
Harrington Peter, laborer, dwl Montgomery nr

Broadway, rear
TTarrington Phineas, farmer, dwl 27 Buph
Harrington W. jeweler, with Louderbaek &

Baldwin
Harris Abraham H. accountant, 84 Sacramento

and 181 Clay
Harris Alexander, clerk. S s Jackson nr East
Harris A. E. waiter. Railroad House
Harris Alfred R. teamster, 127 Sacramento
Harris Avery T. book-keeper, with City and Co.

Tax Co'llector, dwl W s Stanly Place near

Harrison
Harris Benjamin, gun and lock-smith, Leidesdorflf

bet Sacramento and Commercial, dwl Third

nr Harrison
Harris C. capt schr Cornelia Terry, Washington

St. "Wharf
Harris Catharine (widow), dwl with John Harris
Harris Charles, with N. Deiser, dwl 336 Dupont
Harris Daniel, butcher, dwl 88 Kearny
Harris David, tailor, 1 64 Battery
Harris Edward, clothing, 109 Commercial
Harris Edwin, clerk, W. T. Coleman & Co
Harris Ellen Mrs. lodgings, Harris H. 91 Pine
Harris E. R. stevedore, dwl 95 Pine
Harris George, SE cor Mont and Commercial
Harris George, dwl Jones nr O'Farrell
Harris George, drayman, dwl 91 Dupont, rear
Harris George, tailor, 164 Battery
Harris George A. book-keeper, with Sitka Ice

Co. dwl 368 Powell
Harris H. dwl 336 Dupont
Harris {E.) k, Marchand {D.) assayers, 105 Sac
Harris Hannah, (widow) dwl 75 Jessie
Harris Herman, tailor, 134 Mission
Harris Isaac, clothing, 127 Davis
Harris J. bds at Railroad House
Harris Jane Mrs. second hand furniture, "W s

First bet Mission and Minnie
Harris Jane Mrs. dress-maker, dwl 258 Clay
Harris [J. F.) & Weaver {Henry Jr.) butter,

fruit, etc. 51 "Washington Market, dwl W s

Taylor bet Bush and Sutter
Harris J. L. ( Otis V. Sawyer & Co.) bds Minnie

bet Second and Third
Harris John, mate, stmr Cortez, dwl E s Ecker

bet Stevenson and Jessie
Harris John, bar-keeper, with J. T. Jones, 132

California
Harris Joseph L. clerk, dwl with W. F. Whittier
Harris Lemuel, dwelling W s Stanly Place near

Harrison
Harris Lewis, furniture, 284| Dupont
Harris Lewis W. {Bennett &'H.) N s Folsom bet

Price and Harris
Harris Marks, tailor, cor Pacific and Virginia
Harris Marks, clothing, 180 Kearny
Harris Marx, cap manufactory, 164 Commercial
Harris Michael, intelligence office, dwl E s

Rassette Place No. 1, near Sutter
Harris Michael G. tailor, 249 Clay
Harris Moses, hand-cartman, dwl S s Jessie bet

First and Second
Harris piloses H. molder, dwl SE cor Sacramento

and Davis

Harris Samuel, commission merchant, dwl W s

First bet Mission and Minnie
Harris Simon, merchant, dwl 49 St. Mark's Place
Harris Thomas, store-keeper, steam-ship John L.

Stephens, dwl W s Mason bet Jackson and

Washington
Harris Timothy, machinist, dwl 258 Clay
Harris Udolph, boot-maker, cor Commercial and

East
Harris William, locksmith, W s Montgomery nr

Jackson
Harrison Andrew, ship-carpenter, bds with John

McComb
Harrison Charles H. pilot, dwl S b Francisco nr

Dupont
Harrison Christopher, boards Columbia House,

Stewart
Harrison George L. dwl Tehama House
Harrison Isabella, (widow) dry-goods. 183 Kearny
Harrison James Y. book-keeper, dwl N s Clay

bet Ritch and Fourth
Harrrison John, engineer, San Francisco Sugar

Refinery
Harrison John, ( Griffin & K) dwl cor Dupont

and Washington
Harrison Peter, carriage-maker, dwl N s Mission

bet Tracy and Sparks
Harrison Randolph, U. S. Ganger, Custom House,

bds 263 Sacramento
Harrison William J. clerk, dwl 183 Kearny
Harrison William S. composition ornaments, dwl

NE cor Third and Folsom
Harriss Charles, laborer, dwl Drumm near Wash
Harrod William J. carpenter, bds N. Y. Hotel
Harrold James (i?. E. Breicster & Co.) dwl N s

Greenwich bet Dupont and Stockton
Harrold John, {Lyon & Co.) dwl 106 Jessie
Harrop John, assist engineer, at Chelsea Laun-
dry, dwl S s Clary bet Ritch and Fourth
Harrop Samuel, boiler-maker, with Coffey &

Risdon
Hart Charies B. clerk, with J. B. Hart, dwl Clay

near Powell
Hart David, clerk, dwl 179 Pine
Hart Daniel, laborer, dwl Broadway nr Sansome
Hart Jesse, brick-layer, dwl NW cor Bush and

Montgomery
HART JESSE B. attorney at law, 101 Merchant,

dwl N s Clay near Powell
Hart John, blacksmith, 105 Kearny, dwl 10

Brown's Place
Hart John, proprietor Sacramento Street Hotel,

between Drumm and East
Hart Lawrence C. San Francisco Sugar Refinery,

dwl 18 Sacramento
Hart Louis, sauer-kraut manuf, 18 Sacramento
Hart Michael, wood and coal, E s Powell bet

Jackson and Pacific, dwl Bryant Place
Hart Patrick, at Bay Warehouse, NW cor Lom-
bard and Montgomery
Hart Prince S. house and sign painter, 55 Wash
Hart Richard store-keeper, bds 92 Pacific
Hart Samuel, dwl S s Bush bet Stockton and

Powell
Hart Samuel {A. Strasser & Co.) 6 and 8 Clay

Street Market
Hart Thomas, molder, bds 182 Pacific
Hart Thomas, scene-shifter, dwl with Allen Eells

SAN FRANCISCO [HI DIRECTORY.

143

Hart Thomas, waiter, What Cheer House

Hart Williatn, laborer, dwl W s Yerba Buena bet

Sacramento and Cahfornia
HART ( William) & STEVENSON {Jonathan D.)
attorneys at law, 87 Merchant, dwl near
Sans Souci House
Harteveld Adolphus, clerk, dwl 133 Bush
Hartlbrd John, laborer, dwl E a Ohio near Bdy
Hartjen Ernest, tailor, dwl "W s Second between

Market and Mission
Hartley Catherine, (widow) furnished rooms, 4

Brown's Place
Hartley William, brick-layer, bds 18 Bush
Hartley William H. currier, with Lyman K.

Smith, Laguna near Presidio Road
Hartman Eugene, liquors, S s Pacific nr Stockton
Hartmau Henry, dwl cor Lombard and Mason
Hartman J. attorney at law, boards Metropolitan

Hotel
Hartman Jacob, molder, bds with Chas. Wochatz
Hartman William, groceries, NW cor Kearny and

Jackson
Hartmann Charles, laborer, dwl NW cor Clay and

Davis
Hartmann J. bds What Cheer House
Hartmaun Jacob, hats and caps, 151 Kearny
Harlnatt Morris, vegetables, 57 Jessie
Hartnell Henry, gardener, Mission Nursery,

Market near Dolores
Hartnet John, miner, bds 46 Sansome
Hartnett Michael, retortman, S. F. Gas Company
Hartshorn B. M. coal, cor Battery and Front, dwl
N s Broadway bet Montgomery and Sansome
Hartshorn Samuel, Bank Exchange, Mont Block
Hartuug Theodore, jeweler, with John Fischer
Harty Peter, {Prayer & Co.) dwl 207 Kearny
Harty William, mariner, dwl Union bet Jones

and Taylor
Hartzell Charles A. painter, at 119 Washington,
dwl E s Dupont bet Broadway and Vallejo
Harvey James C. painter, Montgomery bet Jack-
son and Washington, dwl Clay bet Powell
and Mason
Harvey Julian, clothing, dwl NW cor Clay and

Stockton
Harvey W. H. compositor. Daily Times, dwl 230

Clay
Harwey Charles, carpenter, dwl Green nr Stock-
ton, rear
Harwood Henry, drayman, with Masten & Gam-
mans
Harwood Thomas, carpenter, dwl N a Green-
wich nr Kearny
Harwood William S. carpenter, bds 119 Pine
Hasbach Otto, C. H. Broker, U. S. Court Build-
ings, Battery near Washington, dwl 170
Sansome
Hasekiel Myer, merchant, California bet San-
some and Battery, dwl 247 Powell
Haseltiue Charles E. stevedore, dwl SW cor

Front and Pine
HASELTINE HAZEN & CO. shipstores and

provisions, 76, 78 and 80 Commercial
Haseltine Hazen, Jr., 80 Commercial, dwl Fol-

som nr Second
Hashagan {John) & Co. {Henry Gossans) NW

cor Stockton and Broadway
Haskell B. dwl E s Powell nr Broadway

Haskell D. H. dwl Oriental Hotel

Haskell George S. & Co. family groceries, 14
Montgomery, dwl 7 Tehama

HASKELL LKONIDAS & CO. hides, wool, etc.
W s Davis nr California, dwl Black Point

Ha.skell {Ltonidas) k Co. {G. S. Dana) Pacific
Glue Factory, Laguna nr Presidio Road

Haskell Waldo F. cutler, dwl Market bet Stock-
ton and Powell

Haskin Henry R. compositor. Daily Times, dwl
Harlan Place

Haslan Henry, at 82 Jackson, dwl cor Pine and
Jones

Hassan Moses, watch-maker, dwl 201 Clay

Hassett James H. bds with Henry L. Dodge

Hassett Malachi R. bar-keeper, dwl NW cor
Commercial and Kearny

Hassey Frank A. clerk, with Kellogg & Hum-
bert, dwl 227 California

Hasson James C. freight clerk, C. S. N. Co. dwl
144 Washington, room 5

Hasson William, blacksmith. Pacific Foundry,
dwl E s Hubbard bet Folsom and Howard

Haste Eliza, (widow) furnished rooms, dwl 186
California

HASTE {John H.) & KIRK {Christian) coal
yard, 149 California, dwl N s Ellis bet Mason
and Powell

Hastings James, butcher, W s Taylor bet Clay
and Sacramento

Hastings John, carpenter, dwl 3 Bay State Row

Hastings John, physician, 186 Washington

Hastings Samuel A. dwl N s Yirginia Place bet
Pine and California

Hastings S. Clinton, attorney at law, 98 Mer-
chant, resides Benicia

Hastier Davis, glazier, dwl cor Sacramento and
East

Hasty I. C. Miss, assistant teacher primary
department, California Street School

Haswell John C. printer, 151 Clay

Haswell M. bds Benton House

Haswell Thomas, laborer, bds S s Chambers bet
Front and Battery

Hatch A. D. commission merchant, 44 Washing-
ton Mkt, dwl Sutter bet Hyde and Larkin

Hatch A. J., U. S. D. S. bds Tremont House

Hatch Arthur, stevedore, dwl N s Sacramento
bet Mason and Taylor

Hatch Charles, steward, Hillman's Temperance
House

Hatch Laura Mrs. dress-maker, W s Stockton
bet Clay and Washington

HATCH T. H. & CO. {R. M. Brangon) commis-
sion merchants, 44 Washington Market,
dwl N s Sutter bet Hyde and Larkin

Hatfield Kate M. (widow) dwl E. S. Mason bet
O'Farrell and Geary

Hathaway A. L. book-keeper, 8 Clay, bds Cen-
tral Place

Hathaway Albert, brick-yard, NE cor Filbert
and Dupont

Hathaway Andrew H. works for Bull, Baker &
Co. dwl 8 Clay

Hathaway B. W. physician, dwl 148 Montgom-
ery

Hathaway Charles B. stevedore, dwl E s Selina
Place, nr California

144

SAN FRANCISCO [H] DIRECTORY.

Hathaway (-S". T) & Co. produce commission
merdiauls, 8 Clay, bds Ceutral Place bet
Kearuy and Dupont

Hathawaj' L. B. laborer, with James M. Ray-
mond, cor Pine and Van Ness Arenue

Hatiiorne Henry W. commission merchant, dwl
•with D. C. McRuer

Hatman George, gardener, dwl Presidio near
Union

Haubert Jacob, "W s Third bet Folsom and Har-
rison

Haubold (F.) & Martenstein (J.) boots and shoes,
88 Montgomery

Hauck Louis (G. E. Ball & Co.) dwl SE cor
Jackson and Montgomery

Hauff Susan A. (widow) dwl 50 Post

Haugherty James, tailor, at SW cor Commercial
and Sansome, dwl 144 Sacramento

Hauser Charles, boot and shoe manufacturer,
163 Washington

Hauser David, shoes, 204 Dupont, dwl E s Du-
pont nr Green

Hauser J. Cassimere, book-keeper, Bavaria Brew-
ery, dwl N 8 Vallejo bet Dupont and Stock-
ton

Haussmann Adolph, commission merchant, dwl
. 239 Clay

Havelock Henry, compositor, Alta California,
dwl 251 Kearny

HAVEN J. P. & JOHNSTON, W. B. insurance
agents and proctors in admiralty, 106 Mont-
gomery, dwl 397 Powell

HAVEN R. S. insurance agent. Underwriters
Rooms, U. S. Court Building, Battery nr
"Washington, dwl S s Clay bet Mason and
Taylor

Haven William S. purser P. M. S. S. Golden
Age

Havens Francis D. butter, eggs and fruit, 4
Washington Market, dwl cor Mission and
Jane

Havens Henry T. {Dore &, K) dwl S s Tehama
bet First and Second

Havens Wickham S. clerk with Dore & Havens
dwl with H. T. Havens

Haviland Benjamin, agent, Hill's Air Light, 37
Kearny

Hawes Charles M. carpenter, dwl Portrero, SE
Brannan St. Bridge

HAWES HORACE, attorney at law, office 176
Clay, dwl NW cor Stock and Greenwich

Hawkins Ann L. Miss, seamstress, dwl with
Mrs. E. Hawkins

Hawkins Arthur, molder. Union Foundry, bds
St. Charles Hotel, First

Hawkins David D. (colored) barber, bds 132
Broadway

Hawkins David H. (colored) laborer, bds N s
Harrison nr Fourth

Hawkins Elizabeth, (widow) seamstress, dwl N
s Minnie bet Second and Third

Hawkins Henry, laborer, U. S. B. Mint, dwl
Harrison nr Fourth

Hawkins James, machinist. Union Foundry

Hawkins John P. saddler, at 74 Davis, bds Na-
tional Hotel

Hawkins Michael, machinist. Union Foundry,
bds New Orleans House

Hawkins William, machinist. Union Foundry,

bds New Orleans House
Hawkins William, laborer, S. F. Gas Co. dwl

W s Baldwin Court bet Folsorn and Howard
Hawkins William, at H. Casebolt & Co., dwl 157

California
Hawkins Wm. Jr. machinist, at Donahue's

Foundry, W s First bet Mission and Jessie
Hawkins W. J. dwl 119 Broadway
Hawks Egnes, machinist, Union Foundry
Hawks J. Davis (Goodwin & Co.) dwl N s Mis-
sion bet Third and Fourth
Hawley Chae. A. salesman with Hawley & Co.

dwl E s Second nr Folsom
HAWLEY CHARLES J. & CO. family groceries,

SB cor Mission and Second
Hawley Christopher, bds 280 Stockton
Hawley David N. {Hawley & Co.) dwl Park PI

bet Essex and Second
Hawley Ebenezer R. proptrs City Laundry, nr

SW cor Brannan and Third
Hawley George, engineer, bds Brooklyn Hotel
Hawley George T. {Hatuky & Co.) dwl Park PI

bet Essex and Second
Hawley Jacob C. clerk, C. J. Hawley & Co. dwl

E s Mason bet Union and Green
Hawley ( Walttr N.) & Co. {David N. & George

T. Hawley) imps hardware, SE cor California

and Battery, res Marysville
Hawley Wm. H. & Co. (of Marysville) off with R.

E. Brewster & Co.
Haws Ebenezer, laborer, dwl Stockton nr Filbert,

rear
Haws Madison, dwl NW cor Taylor and Pine
Hawxhurst E. Miss, assistant teacher, Hyde St.

Mixed School
Hawxhurst Robert {Hawxhurst & Son) dwl 29

Clementina
HAWXHURST {Walter) & SON {Robert Hawx-
hurst) wooden- ware, brooms, etc. 39 Sacra-
mento, dwl 29 Clementina
Haxter Bernard, farmer, dwl 6 Minnie
Hay A. bds What Cheer House
Hay Alexander, ship-carpenter, bds with Wm.

Baldwin
Hay Alex, miller at Salt Mills, SW cor Davis and

Washington
Hay Auguste, laundry, dwl W a Dupont near

Green
Hay J. McHardy, salesman, with J. Bryant Hill,

dwl N s Tehama nr Third
Hayden Grenville G. dentist, 113 Montgomery
Hayden Henry, dwl NW cor Clay and Prospect

HAYDEN HENRY C. ag't for Wheeler & Wil-
son's sewing-machines, SW cor Montgomery
and Sacramento, dwl 212 Washington

Hayden Ira, butcher, at 56 Washington Market,
bds Sansome House

Hayden James H. with H. C. Hayden, dwl S s
Washington above Plaza

Hayden J. Leonora (widow) dwl S s Minnie bet
Second and Third

Hayden John, bds 92 Pacific

Hayden John J. hair-cutter, 163 Clay, dwl 127
Kearny

Hayden U. P. clams and oysters, S s Chambers
nr Davis

SAN FRANCISCO [ H ] DIRECTORY.

145

Hiiyes A. II. printer, dwl 7 Waverley Place
Hayes Conrad, laborer, dwl Rassette Place No. 1

nr Sutter
Hayes Daniel D. drayman, dwl 41 i Minnie
Hayes E. N. Mrs. dwl 259 Stockton
Hayes E. R. jeweler, with R. B. Gray & Co.
Hayes George, painter, dwl SW cor Mary Lane

and Bush
Hayes George, driver, Loguo & Skelly, dwl S s

Market op Sansorae
Hayes George, bds Columbia House, Stewart
Hayes Geo. W. ( Wbrthington &H.) dwl cor Bush

and Mary Lane
Hayes Henry, broker, bds Sutter St. House
Hayes {Henry S.) &■ Skidniore (James) Milk-
man's Exchange Saloon. 159 Kearny
HAYES (James) & PRITCHARD (James E.)

marble yard, 166 California, dwl S s Bush

bet Dupont and Stockton
Hayes James, laborer, dwl S a Natoma bet First

and Second
Hayes James, bds Columbia House, Stewart
Hayes John, laborer, dwl N s Dupont Place nr

Dupont
Hayes John, laborer, dwl with Timothy Hayes
Hayes Kate Miss, dwl 190 Sacramento
Hayes Michael, fireman, dwl SE cor Lombard

and Montgomery
Hayes Michael, dwl Hayes Valley
Hayes Owen, laborer, dwl W s Rassette Place

No 1 nr Sutter
Hayes Patrick, blacksmith, at 67 Pine, dwl Sut-
ter bet Montgomery and Sansome
Hayes Patrick, laborer, dwl 12 Clara
Hayes Richard, liquors, W s Dupont nr Union
Hayes Robert, marble-cutter, 166 California, dwl

Sonoma Place
Hayes Rose Mrs. (colored) washing, dwl S a

Trinity Court nr Trinity
Hayes Thomas, S. F. and Mission R. R. off 94

Merchant, dwl Yan Ness Av bet Hayes and

Fell
Hayes Thomas R. book-keeper, 82 Battery, dwl

128 Dupont
Hayes Timothy, laborer, dwl E s Rassette Place

No. 3 nr Sutter
Hayes William (Stanley & H.) dwl N a Post bet

Stockton and Powell
Hay ley James, carriage-maker, at cor Market

and Third
Haynes [Benj. ) & Lawton ( 0.) imps crockery and

glassware, 128 Sansome
Haynes George, waterman, bds with Henry Corn-
foot
Haynes John, clerk, 109 Commercial
Haynes John W. com mcht, 37 California, bds

NW cor Mission and Fourth
Haynes N. captain schr Kossuth, "Washington St.

Wharf, dwl SE corner Taylor and Sacra-
mento
HAYNES THOMAS J. & CO. com mchts, 37

California, dwl 49 Bush
Hays Cornelius, teamster. Fort Point
Hays David, drayman, 64 Front, dwl 41 i Minnie
Hays Donald T. laborer, bds with Patrick T.

Hays
Hays John, blacksmith, dwl S 3 Natoma bet

First and Second

Hays Patrick G. hostler, 104 and 106 Kearny-
Hays Patrick T. laborer, at Alviso Flour Mills,
dwl W s First bet Natoma and Minnie

Hay ward (B.) & Drake (G. W.) milkmen, Presi-
dio Road

Hayward F. Bank Exchange

Hayw'ood George B. with Alfred Rix, dwl 25
Bush

Haywood Joseph, dwl S s Clay bet Powell and
Mason

Haywood Luther, wood-yard, NE cor Front and
Pine, dwl W s Front nr Pine

Haywood Reuben, drayman, dwl S s O'Farrell
bet Mason and Taylor

Haywood Samuel, piano-maker, dwl E a Dupont
bet Post and Sutter

Haywood Wm. (colored) job-cart, dwl Miles PI
nr Sacramento

Hazard' Michael, liquor-saloon, 43 Montgomery

Hazard Patrick, potatoes, dwl 14 Bay State Row

Hazard Philip F. dentist and professor of dancing
dwl S s Ellis bet Stockton and Powell

Hazelquist Louis, grocer, SE cor Jackson and
Virginia

Hazeltine (B. P.) & Jones (Joseph H.) commis-
sion merchants, 79 Front, dwl 135 Wash-
ington

Hazeltine Charles E. stevedore, dwl Front near
Market

Hazeltine C. M. weigher, C. S. N. Co. Front near
Vallejo, dwl cor Battery and Front

Hazeltine William, dwl 67 California

Hazleton John, dwl Virginia Block, Stockton

Heagan H. H. Miss, assistant teacher primary
department. Mission Street School

Heal Caroline (widow) dress-maker, dwl N s Mis-
sion bet Second and Third

Healey Michael, waiter. Oriental Hotel

Heaney Bernard, bakery, SE corner Dupont and
Berry

Heaney Edward, retortman, S. F. Gas Co.

Heaney (John) & Barclay (James) oyster-saloon,
S s Jackson nr East, dwl East bet Jackson
and Washington

Heaney Thomas H. (Fitzpatrick & E.) dwl N a
Brannan nr Harris

Heaney William, laborer, S. F. Gas Co.

Heard Charles, bds SE cor Front and Oregon

Heath Elander H. B. carpenter, with Hobbs, Gil-
more & Co. dwl 103 Jessie

Heath (James) & Bailey (Morris) photographic
gallery, SE cor Clay and Kearny, dwl S a
Bush bet Stockton and Dupont

Heath Jemima Mrs. nurse, dwl W a Dupont nr
Filbert

Heath Richard W. (Greene K & Allen) consul for
San Salvador, 56 Front, res Oakland

Heatley, E. D. office 141 Clay, up stairs

Heavey James, laborer, with William Green, Jr.
Ashland Place bet Wood and Potter

Heavy Martin, laborer, City Laundry, nr SW cor
Third and Brannan

Heavyhand Edmond, stone-cutter. Fort Point

Hebers Elizabeth (widow) dwl 138 Bush

Hebert Echelle (Gallot & E.) dwl S W cor Du-
pont and Pacific

Heblon John F. E. laborer, dwl NW corner Alta
and Sansome

146

SAN FRANCISCO [ H] DIRECTORY.

Hecht Brothers {Isaac & Jacob II.) & Co. dry

goods. G Custom House Block, dwl Gi. Cal
Hecht J. 11. (//. Bros. & Co.) dwl 64 California
Hecht T. boots aud shoes, bdj* St. Nicholas
Hecker Ciiarles, laborer, S. F. Sugar Refinery,

bds X\V cor Folsom and Sinuuons
Hecker Frederick, boots aud shoes, Commercial

nr Front
Hector "William, laborer, dwl S s Green nr San
Hedge William, machinist. Pacific Foundry
Hedges J. M. book-keeper, 105 Front
Hedler Henry, bds Columbia Houae, Stewart
Hee Chi Tong (Chinesa) drug store, 197 Sac
Heeder Francis A. dwl cor Eddy and Mason
Heflclmann Theodore, fruit, 31 Montgomery
Heffley William, commercial academy, 172 Wash
Heflley William Mrs. dwl N s Pine bet Stockton

and Powell
Heflner Ciiarles, brewer, bds New York Brew-
ery, S s Post bet Dupont and Kearny
Heiberger L. tinsmith, bds 14 Sansome
Ileider Ciiarles. carpenter, bds 89 Bush
Heighe William H. clerk, with Wells, Fargo &

Co. dwl 91 Pine
Heilborn Charles, laborer, with L. Krambach
Heim Oscar, book-keeper, 69 Battery, dwl Sutter

bet Dupont and Kearny
Heimburg, E. W. boarding and liquors, SE cor

Drumm and Jackson
Heineberg Abraham, dwl W s Anthony bet Mis-
sion and Jessie
Heinemann Michel, physician, NE corner Mont-
gomery and Jackson, dwl 257 Kearny
Heins Herman, groceries, KE cor Battery and

Chambers
Heinschne {Jacoli) & Co. {John H. Eamman) gro-
ceries and liquors, 242 Clay
Heinse Joseph, cabinet-maker, with J. G-. Clark

&Co.
Heinz Augustus, liquors, 67 Kearny
Heinzenberger I. A. carpenter, dwl Union Alley

bet Powell and Mason
Heisner, Franz, carpenter, dwl 45 St. Mark's PI
Heitmann Henry, laborer, bds NW cor Folsom

and Simmons
Heitmann Nicholas, drayman, dwl N s St. Mark's

Place bet Dupont and Kearny
Heitmeiller Ferdinand, blacksmith, 4 Kearny
Heitzeburg Paul {A. H. Rajyp & Co.) dwl N s

Union nr Kearny
Heizman John, watchmaker, 72 Commercial
Helbeng Aug'tus, elk. dwl with A. Wassermann
Held George, hair-dresser, at Montgomery Baths

dwl Broadway bet Green and Yallejo
Hele M; L. with Britton & Co. NE cor Montgom-
ery and Commercial
Helgoth Henry, plasterer, dwl S s Everett bet

Third and Fourth
Helke Charles, saddler, E s Third bet Mission and

Howard
Hell James, stevedore, dwl S s Union bet Mont-
gomery and Sansome
Hell William, cook, Keystone House
Hellenschmidt Frederick, butcher, with Henry

Miller, N s Howard nr Fifth
Heller K. dwl 243 Kearny
Heller Louis S. cook, bds E s Stewart nr Folsom
Heller Martin (J/o5es Heller k Br o.) 88 California

Heller Moses & Bro. {Martin Ilelkr) dry and

fancy goods, 88 California, dwl Geary bet

Kearny and Dupont
Heller William {L. and M. Sachs & Co.) resides

New York
Hellerman Henry, tailor, dwl S 3 St. Mark's PI

nr Kearny
Hellraan Adolphus {IleUman Bros. & Co.) 124 Cal
Hellman E. {Hellman Bros. & Co.) 124 California
Hellman Max, clerk, with J. Seligman & Co.,

dwl Green bet Stockton and Powell
HELLMAN BROTHERS {Richard, Adolphus

and E.) & CO. com merchants, 124 Califor-
nia, dwl O'Farrell bet Dupont and Stockton
Hellwegen Henry, oysters, NE cor Front and

Sacramento, dwl 18 Jackson
Helmken John T. {Lakeman & K) dwl S s Clay

bet Mason and Taylor
Helpen James L. clerk, with Conroy & O'Connor
Helsier Joseph, mason, Fort Point
Helwig Auguste, musician, dwl W s Trinity bet

Bush and Sutter
Hemenway L. E. dentist, dwl 187 Clay
Hemenway Sylvester, com merchant, 57 Front,

dwl E s First bet Folsom and Harrison
Hemphill Thomas, clerk, with Smiley, Yerkes &

Co. dwl SE cor Green and Montgomery
Hemprich Louis, {Sichel & H.) dwl 149 Kearny
HEMPSTEAD CHARLES H. superintendent

U. S. Branch Mint, ofBce Commercial oppo-
site U. S. B. M. dwl S s Union bet Taylor

and Jones
HEMPSTEAD DAVID B. notary public, 97

Merch, bds S s Union bet Taylor and Jones
Henarie D. Y. B,, SW cor Sansome and Jackson,

dwl E s Montgomery nr Broadway
Henarie S. K. printer, dwl E s Montgomery near

Broadway
Henche Michael, carpenter, bds E s Battery near

Pacific
Hencke William {Tauhnan & Co.) bds with Mrs.

Ida F. Drell
Hencken Martin, clerk, 93 California, dwl NE

cor California and Kearny
Hencken William H. groceries, NE cor Third

and Perry
Henderson Benjamin, farmer, dwl 54 Natoma
Henderson F. wholesale dry-goods, 61 Sacra-

ramento, dwl 160 Sacramento
Henderson John, seaman, dwl 38 Commercial
Henderson John, laborer, 136 Pine
Henderson John, seaman, dwl W s Baldwin Court

bet Folsom and Howard
Henderson John, carpenter, N s Howard bet

Second and Third
Henderson John, Plaza Coal Yard, Brenbam PI,

dwl E s Brown nr Mission
Henderson Milton T. coach-maker, 37 and 39

Webb, bds What Cheer House
Henderson Samuel, dry-goods, 158 Sacramento
HENDERSON ( Walter 0.) & BROWN {Richard)

proptrs Cochituate Baths, 57 Sansome, dwl

N s Howard bet Second and Third
Henderson William P. butcher, with George W.

Green, dwl S s Mission between Fourth and

Fifth
Hendley Aaron C. (D. D. Shattuck & Co.) dwl

Prospect Place nr Clay

SAN FRANCISCO [ H ] DIRECTORY.

147

Hendren James R clerk, S. F. Suf?ar Refinery,
dwl \V 8 Tay bet Clay and Sacramento

Ilenclricks Elizabeth (widow) fancy-goods, 35
Montgomery

Hendricks 'William, proptr Jackson llouse, Clark
near Front

Hendricks William, waterman, bds 119 Pine

Hendrickson Bon. A. proptr Alta Flour Mill, dwl
W 8 Belden bet Pine and Bush

Hendrickson H. W. special police, dwl 76 Com-
mercial

Hendrickson S. 1G Commercial

Hendrie John, seaman, dwl 38 Commercial

Hendrie John W. {Lockwood & //.) dwl 176 Clay

Hendrie Robert, plasterer, dwl KE corner Union
and Kearny

Hendry William M. blacksmith, dwl N s Natoma
bet Second and Third

Hendy James, drayman, 115 Clay, dwl W s
Stockton bet Greenwich and Filbert

Henken Claus, {W. Muhleiibrink & Co.) dwl NE
cor Powell and Vallejo

Henley G. W. store-keeper warehouse depart-
ment Custom House, dwl 155 Dupont

Henley J. Barclay, dwl 155 Dupont

Henley Michael, plasterer, dwl S s Minnie bet
Third and Fourth

HENLEY THOMAS J. late Supt Indian Affairs,
office and dwl 155 Dupont

Hennell Frederick, supt Industrial School, Up-
per City Hall

Hennessey Lawrence, laborer, S. F. Sugar Re-
finery, bds with Owen Casey

Hennessey Patrick, laborer, bds 156 Pacific

Henniug 0. cooper, cor Chestnut and Taylor

Henriot Estelle (widow) dress-maker, 213 Wash-
ington

Henrique Pierre, clerk, dwl SE cor Dupont and
Pine

Henry Alex. (Jacob Cohen & Co.) dwl 179 Pine

Henry Andrew (S. A. Stone & Co.) dwl 167
Sansome

Henry Augustus K printer, dwl S s Pacific nr
Stockton

Henry Brice M. surveyor, dwl cor Union and
Cadel's Alley

Henry Charles, cigar-maker, at 198 Kearny, dwl
Kearny nr Pacific

Henry Charles, vocalist, boards with Mrs. H.
Lovely

Henry Fanny (widow) dwl 15 Kearny

Henry H. A. Rev. dwl SE corner Powell and
Green

Henry Isaac, dwl 15 Kearny

Henry James, drayman, with Loomis, Hall & Co.
dwl NE cor Pacific and Davis

Henry Lewis, Monumental ICngine keeper, dwl
255 Pacific

Henry Samuel, furniture, 250 Pacific

Henry William, bds with Mrs. H. P. Rogers

Henry William Jr. clerk, with Jas. W. Embury,
dwl 28 Prospect Place

Henry William (colored) cook, 5 Jackson

Henry William W. broom-maker, Drumm near
Sacramento

HENSCHEL (H. L) & MAURICE (E.) ship and
custom-house brokers, E s Battery nr Ore-
gon, dw'. SE cor Filbert and Stockton

Henshaw Joshua S. book-keeper, 50 and 52

Front, dwl 148 Commercial
Hensing Otto, cigars. GO Kearny
HENSLEY SAMUEL J. Prest Cal S. N. Co.

office XE cor Front and Jackson, resides at

San Jose
Henson George, shoe-maker, 292 Pacific
HENTSCH HENRY, banker and assayer and

consul Switzerland, 120 Montgomery, dwl

SW corner Pine and Dupont (see advertise-
ment)
Hentze Isaac, clotliing, 45 Sansome
Hepburn H. P. attorney at law, 124 Montg'y
Hepburn Jas. naturalist, dwl Union Club Rooms
Heppe Charles, tailor, 220 Kearny
Herbert Richard B. clerk

dwl N s Pacific bet Mason and Taylor
Heroata Madame, teacher French School, corner

Bush and Kearny
Heringer John C. jeweler, with R. B. Gray «fe Co.

dwl S s Post bet Dupont and Stockton
Heringer John C. Jr. with R. B. Gray k Co.
Heritage John, at Golden Gate Mills, dwl S s

Stevenson, bet Second and Third
Herked John, gun-smith. Pacific bet Front and

Davis, dwl N s Pacific nr Davis
Herland C. W. bds Niantic Hotel
Herling L. locksmith, at 45 Battery, dwl N s

Mission nr Second
Herlitz Henry, dwl S s Tehama bet Second and

Third
Hermann H. H. tailor, with Waller & Tompkins,

dwl Front nr Washington
HERMANN LUCIEN, agent Tehuantepec Co.

off SE cor Mont and Jackson, dwl 369 Stock
HERMANN SAMUEL, notary public, SW cor

Montgomery and Merchant, dwl W s Powell

near Washington
Hermann William, with Pioche & Bayerque, dwl

W 8 Powell nr Washington
Hermier M. (widow) embroidery, dwl S s Yal-

lejo bet Powell and Vallejo
Hernandez Pauli^ie, liquors, N s Pacific near

Kearny
Heme Jeremiah, clerk, 137 Sacramento, dwl

Kearny
Hernster George, tailor, dwl 350 Stockton
Herold Rudolph, musician, 265 Clay, dwl 149

Bush
Heron John, book-keeper, Alta California, dwl

Stockton bet Greenwich and Lombard
Herr Michael, teamster. Fort Point
Herrenghi Benjamin, importer jewelry, dwl 45

Natoma
Herrenseschmidt Caroline Mrs. proptr White Hall

P^xchange, cor Summer and Spring
Herrera Francisco, editor El Eco del Pacifico,

dwl NW cor Second and Bryant
Herrera Mary Mrs. Young Ladies' Seminary,

NW cor Second and Bryant
Herrick H. P. milkman, dwl Clay nr Polk
Herrick Nelson R. machinest, dwl W s Second

bet Mission and Minnie
Herrick William A. boat-builder, N s Clark bet

Davis and Drumra
Herrick William F. wood-engraver and secretary

Savings' and Loan Society, dwl Riley above

Taylor

148

SAN FRANCISCO [ H ] DIRECTORY.

Herring Joscpli, engineer, dwl 301 Dupont
Herring AVilliani, clerk, Clay nr Kearny, bds 14

Sausonie
Herrlich Augustus {Stallman & K) dwl Mission

bet Price and Johnston
Herrmann Sigmund & Co. imps dry-goods, 99

Buttery, dwl E s Stock bet Fost and Sutter
Herrmaus Si. jeweler and watcli-maker, 130 Mont
Herrold Charles, miner, dwl 256 Pacific
Herron John, dwl Taylor bet Green and Mason
Herrueth Samuel, cabinet-maker, 123 California
HERSKE GEORGE, {Biggs & H.) Columbia

House, Stewart
Hersst Charles, wagon-maker, 39 Sansome bds

American Hotel, Montgomery
Herstmann Henry, cabinet-maker, with G. 0.

Whitney & Co. dwl Virginia
Hertel Augustus C. Rev. pastor German Meth.

Church, dwl N s Pine bet Stock and Dupont
Hertel George (Seiden & K), dwl 9 Clay
Herteman Eugene, restaurant, Sullivan's Alley,

nr Dupont
Herting Ernest A. clerk, dwl corner Hyde and

Chestnut
Hertz Adolph, wood-turner, bds with Hermann

Hertz
Hertz Alexander, elk, dwl with Hermann Hertz
Hertz Henry, musician, dwl E s Powell nr Bdy
Hertz Hermann, butcher, N s Stevenson bet

First and Ecker
Hervagault Albert, clerk, bds with Adrian Gen-
soul
Hervagault Emile, seaman, bds with Adrian

Gensoul
Hervagault Marie Madame, laundry, S s Post

bet Mason and Powell
Herve Eugene, quartz-cutter, with Edward Ron-
del, Sutter bet Hyde and Larkiu
Herwig William {Grmj & iZ".) dwl 12 Harlan PI
Herz M. porter, NW cor Sacramento and Battery
Herzberg J. dwl Greenwich bet Mason and Taylor
Herzer Hermann, proptr City Brewery, SW cor

Kearny and St. Mark's Place
Herzo John, office 32 Clay
Herzo Stephen, office 32 Clay
Herzog Christian, blacksmith, S s Broadway nr

Stockton, dwl S s Greenwich nr Dupont
Hesketh Joseph, blacksmith, dwl Montgomery

bet Filbert and Union
Heslam Henry, porter, bds Pine bet Jones and

Leavenworth
Heslep Augustus M. atty at law, 24 Naglee's

Building, dwl Jones nr Pine
Heslep Editha W. Mrs. dwl with Charles A. Elli-
ott, cor Jessie and Third
Heslep Ferdinand, molder. Union Foundry
Heslep Philander C. at Donaliue's Foundry, dwl

with Chas. A. Elliott, NE cor Jessie and

Third
Hess Andrew J. carpenter, dwl Brenham Place

nr Clay
Hess Charles, optician, 116 Kearny
Hess Francis Mrs. dwl Dupont nr Green
Hess Frederick & Co. {Theodore G. Kohler and
Aloys Brauer), proptrs German Democrat,
SE cor Sacramento and Montgomery, dwl
SW cor Green and Dupont
Hess George, cooper, dwl Brenham PI nr Clay

Hess George B. bar-keeper, Telegraph Saloon,

Brenham Place
Hess Joseph S. drayman, P. M. S. S. Co. dwl E

s Second bet Mission and Stevenson
Hess Levi, merchant, dwl NE cor Post and Stock
Hesse Eliza (widow), adjuster, U. S. Branch

Mint, dwl NE cor Washington and Dupont
Hesse J. H. policeman, dwl 20 City Hall
Hession Michael, laborer. Fort Point, dwl S s

Howard bet First and Second
Hessler William, American Bakery, S s Pacific

bet Dupont and Stockton
Hester M. bds Benton House
Hester Robt. A. special policeman
Hester William, laborer, Alden's Dining Saloon,

Sansome
Hetherington Henry, laborer, bds with John

Carson
Hettinger Nicholas, musician, dwl 113 Dupont
Hetzfelt Herman, drayman, dwl N s Vallejo bet

Dupont and Stockton
Heuck Herman, cigars, 68 Kearny
Heur Philip {Reines «& S.), dwl cor Greenwich

and Yansen
Heverin Michael, stone-cutter, dwl Bay nr Dupont
Hewlett J. C. bds at Railroad House
Hewitt Charles H. mate, stmp Sonora, dwl NE

cor Tehama and First
HEWITT {Henry) & CO. {EoUs, Gilmore & Co.)

manufs Willard's Improved Patent Seed

Sower, etc. S s Market nr Beale, dwl S s

Stevenson nr Third
Hewitt Henry Jr. dwl with Dr. H. Hewitt, S s

Stevenson bet Second and Third
Hewitt Henry F. clerk, 89 Front, dwl Stevenson

bet Second and Third
Hewitt R. dwl N s Jack bet Mason and Taylor
Hewston John Jr. chemist, with Kellogg & Hum-
bert, 108 Montgomery
Hey John, baker, 160 Pacific
Hey John {Wendt & Co.) dwl NE cor Folsom

and Third
Heydenfeldt Ann Mrs. adjuster, U. S. Branch

Mint, dwl Virginia Block
Heydenfeldt Solomon, {Shaffers, Park & ff.) dwl

N 8 Greenwich bet Stockton and Dupont
Heyfron Matthew, wood and coal, dwl S s Perry

bet Second and Third
Heyfron Patrick, wood and coal, bds S s Perry

bet Second and Third
Heyfron Peter, wood and coal, N s Folsom bet

Third and Fourth, dwl S s Perry nr Third
Heyl George, butcher, junction Market and San-
some, bds 63 Montgomery
Heyl William S. dwl 190 Sacramento
Heymann Morris, furniture-store, 56 Kearny
Heymann S. cigars, bds Eagle Hotel, Beale nr

Folsom
Heynemann {Leonard), Pick {Morris) & Co. imps

dry-goods, 89 and 91 California, dwl 209

Stockton
Heynemann Martin, book-keeper, 89 and 91 Cal-
ifornia, dwl 209 Stockton
Hey wood Calvin, flour-merchant, dwl N s Green

nr Dupont
Heywood Frank, clerk with Heywood & Har-
mon, bds with Z. B. Heywood
Heywood (Ztm?a B.) & Harmon \^St^muel R.),

SAN FRANCISCO [EL] DIRECTORY.

149

lumber dealers, 10 California and pier 4

Stewart, dwl SW cor Ilinckle3' and Kearny
Hibbetts, John R. engineer, at Foimiaiu Head

Water Works, bds 2 Belden's Block
Hichbourn A. C. drayman, 54 Front
Hichbourn John E. teamster, with McEwen &

Holmes, bds with John B. Holmes
Hichens Edward, drayman, 112 Battery, dwl

cor Second and Jessie
Hickey James, wholesale wines and liquors, 72

Jackson, dwl W s Stockton bet Lombard

and Greenwich
Hickey John, stone-cutter. Fort Point
Hickey Patrick, laborer, bds N s Pacific nr Front
Hickey Patrick J. mercliant (Salt Lake), dwl S s

Mission bet Second and Third
Hickox Georjre C. cashier Freeman & Co.'s Ex-
press, dwl N s Ellis bet Stockton and Powell
Hicks Hiram, mason, dwl 243 Siicramento
Hicks Richard, dry-goods, 145 Mission
Hickson Henry, clerk, with R. F. Flynn & Co.

dwl cor Larkin and Pacific
Hider Christian, baker, at bakery Ns Mission bet

Fourth and Fifth
Hidman Edmond, dwelling NE cor Jackson and

Virginia
Hiester Amos C. compositor, Alta California
HiQVon Thomas, teamster. Fort Point
Higgins Asa, captain sloop Martha & Elizabeth,

Clay Street Wharf
Higgins C. S. general superintendent, Freeman &,

Co.'s Express, office NE cor Montgomery

and California, bds Oriental Hotel
Higgins {Daniel) & Co. (Carlton J. Morrison)

wood and coal, S s Market opposite Battery,

dwl SE cor OTarrell and Geary
Higgins Daniel, merchant, dwl 263 Sacramento
Higgins PJlisha, wood yard, cor East and Jack-
son, dwl N s Greenwich bet Stockton and

Dupont
HIGGINS GEORGE E. gold pen manufactory,

1 48 Montgomery, dwelling N s Jackson bet

Powell and Mason
Higgins James, liquors, W 8 Davis, nr Broadway
Higgins James S. seaman, dwl N s Greenwich

near Stockton
Higgins John, grocer, 290 Pacific dwl 321 Powell
Higgins Mark, laborer, dwl Bryant Place
Higgins Michael, cabinet-maker, with J. G. Clark

&Co.
Higgins Michael J. tailor, dwl W s Trinity bet

Bush and Sutter
Higgins Patrick, boarding, Broadway nr Davis
Higgins Rufus M. clerk, stm Antelope, dwl 203

Washington
Higgins Solomon, teamster, dwl SW cor Jessie

and Ecker
Higgins T. M. hostler, with Lyman Clark, N s

Jack.son near Sansome
Higgins William L. notary public, 162 Mont-
gomery, dwl 263 Sacramento
Higgins William Morris, apothecary. City and

County Hospital, SW corner Stockton and

Francisco
Higgins Wilson, dwl W s Ritch bet Folsom and

Harrison
Higgs Henry, p' or, dwl cor Leavenworth and
Turk

Highbergcr Lebbens, tinsmith, bds 14 Sansome
Highlander Charles W. works for Hathaway &

Co. dwl 8 Clay
Ilight Bolivar, asst engineer stmr J. Bragdou
Highton H. E. reporter. Herald, dwl 185 Cal
Highton H. P. dwl LIB Dupont
Uiland Michael, clerk, NW corner Sansome and

Merchant
Hildebrandt Alexander, musician, dwl NE comer

Kearny and Summer
Hildebrandt Carslen, groceries, S s Folsom bet

Third and Fourth
Hildebrandt ( Carsttn) & Knop (Uenry) grocers,

NE cor Hinckley and Pinckney Place
Hildebrandt Conrad, cooper. San Francisco Sugar

Refinery, bds with Miles J. Maron
Hildebrandt Fabien, clerk, with Charles Battles
Hildebrandt Martin, clerk, NE cor Kearny and

California
Hildebrandt Nicholas, grocer, SW cor Brannan

and Harris
Hilderbrech Jacob, dwl Polk Lane nr Stockton
Hildrcth Henry P. dwl 211 Stockton
Hildreth Luther S. dwl 211 Stockton
Hildreth Richard, laborer, at Chelsea Laundry,

Third bet Harrison and Bryant
Hilgardner Philip, hand-cart, dwl SW cor Bush

and Trinity
Hilken John, bowling alley, 316 Powell
Hill A. B. physician, dwl Tehama House
Hill Albert, dwl SW cor California and Sansome
Hill Anthony D. dwl 42 First
Hill Benjamin, shipwright, dwl SE cor Townsend

and Second
Hill Benjamin, sailmaker, at 105 Front, bds cor

Sacramento and Davis
Hill Charles, cigars. Hotel International, dwl

California near Dupont
Hill Charles E. porter, 47 and 49 California, bds

with E. D. White
Hill E. P. printer, Evening Telegram
Hills Fordyce F. tinsmith, bds with Henry H.

Wood
Hill G. R. bds What Cheer House
Hill James, cook, with Christian Seitz, dwl SW

corner Mission and Second
Hill John, S s Cards Alley bet Vallejo and Green
Hill John, blacksmith, 101 Kearny
Hill John, blacksmith, with Coffey & Risdon,

dwl S s Clary bet Fourth and Ritch
Hill John, deputy sheriff, dwl Card's Alley near

Stockton
Hill John, (colored) tailor, 3 Virginia Place
Hill J. Bryant & Co. {Lewis Lillie) produce and

commission merchants, 63 Merchant, dwl

E s Yerba Buena near Clay
Hill Margaret P. dwl cor Kearny and Lombard
Hill Michael, laborer, dwl Green, rear
Hill R. H. bds What Cheer House
Hill Richmond, foreman, with Wm. Horr & Co.
Hill Samuel, steward. Bank Exchange, Mont-
gomery Block
Hill T. C. bds Railroad House
Hill William, dyer, dwl N s Vallejo nr Kearny
Hill William, bds Columbia House, Stewart
Hill William, boot-maker, 24 First, bds with

William R. O'Brien
Hiller A. boards St. Nicholas

150

SAN FKANCISCO [ H ] DIRECTORY.

Hillcr John R. carriage-maker, with Folsom &

Diriglev, dv\i N s Vallejo near Montgomery
HILLKH \VILLIAM P. camphene and oils,

dwl 107 Broadway
Hilliard Benjamin F. Assistant United States

Appraiser, residence Oakland
Hillman II. grocer, cor "William and Geary
Hillyer i[anson C. {E. T. Pease & Cu.) dwl S s

Natonia bet First and Second
Hilton George K. printer, National, dwl "W s

Powell bet Bush and Pine
Hilton Joshua, book-keeper, Clinton Temperance

House
Hilton Nathaniel, ship-wright, dwl S"W comer

ilission and Second
HIMMKLMANN ANDREW, broker, llo

Washington, dwl N^Y cor Powell and Bush
Hinchman J. A. postmaster's secretary. Post

Office, dwl Metropolitan Hotel
HINCHMAN {T. W.) & CO. importers cigars,

112 Cahfornia, dwl Dupont near Francisco
Hinchman TV. northern coast messenger, Free-
man ct Co.'s Express
Hinck John H. clerk, dwl NE cor Sacramento

and AYaverley Place
Hincken Casson, grocer, SW cor Folsom and

Simmons
Hincken Claus, [Luden k H.) dwl NW comer

Mission and Second
Hincken Martin, porter, 93 California
Hinckley Charles E. with "William H. Keith &

Co. 137 Montgomery
HINCKLEY {Daniel B.) & CO. {William E.

Worth and WiUiam A. Field) proprietors

Fulton Foundry, E s First near Mission, dwl

SW corner Tehama and First
Hinckley George E. druggist. Pacific Clinical

Infirmary. N s Mission bet Second and Third,

dwl S s Minnie near Third
Hinckley H. cabinet-maker, with J. G. Clark & Co.
Hinckley Henry, painter, bds E s Battery nr

Pacific
Hinckley Lewis H. blacksmith, at 21 Bush
Hinckley Mark F. stevedore, dwl cor Leaven-
worth and Geary
Hinckley Wm. C. dwl 1 Milton Place
Hinders Henry, boot and shoe-maker, dwl 90

Kearny
Hinds A. clerk, Flint, Peabody & Co. dwl cor

Sacramento and Stockton
Hines Valentine, cabinet-maker, dwl 323 Dupont
Hing Hong. (Chinese) washing. Pacific nr Stock
Hinkle Charles, carpenter, dwl W s Clara bet

Bush and Sutter
Hinman L. M. book-keeper, with St. Losky,

Levy & Co. dwl N s Mission Road
Hinold {Jolui) & Burckhard {Christian) bakery,

372 Stockton
HINTON WILLIAM M. & CO. proprietors

Evening Telegram, SW cor Clay and San-
some, dwl N s Mason nr Union
Hintz Augustus H. driver, for W. Erzgraber, dwl

SE cor Market and Ecker
Hird T. bds What Cheer House
Hiron Victor, carpenter, dwl 1 14 Dupont
HIRSCH ADOLPH, crockery, 152 Kearny, dwl

SW cor Montgomery and California
Hirsch Bernhard, clerk, with Truett, Jones &

Arrington, dwl S s Union bet Stockton and

Powell
Hirsch Henry, bar-keeper, Franklin Hotel
Hirsch Leopold, dry goods, 276 Dupont
Hirscbfield Joseph, clerk, with C. Stevens & Co.

Masonic Hall
Hirschman Moses, {H. Hofman & Co.) dwl 122

Sacramento
Hirsch Adam, blacksmith, at 39 Sansorae
Ilirstel E. H. {Leouy & H.) dwl 177 Dupont
Hitchcock Andrew H. attorney at law, 140 Clay,

dwl E s Third bet Folsom and Harrison
Hitchcock Charles M. physician and examiner of

drugs C. H. office 42 Bush
Hitchcock George B. stationery, 109 Sansome,

bds 247 Powell
Hitchings Edward, drayman, Oliver & Buckley,

dwl W s Second bet Market and Mission
Hitchings Edward W. upholsterer, dwl N s Pine

bet St. Mary and Kearny
Hittell John S. law reporter, Alta California, dwl

N s Vallejo nr Powell
Hittell Theodore H. reporter. Evening Bulletin,

dwl N s Vallejo nr Powell
Hittrick John, clerk with Elliot & Bell
HIXON WILLIAM M. carpets, oil-cloths paper,

etc. 162 Clay
Hoag Charles P. messenger. State Telegraph

Company, dwl 146 Montgomery
Hoag Horace, house and sign painter, dwl 42

First
Hoar Michael H. blacksmith, dwl E s Webb bet

California and Sacramento
Hobart {B.) & Brother {Joseph) importers boots

and shoes, 6 California Block
Hobart Joseph, {Hohart & Co.) bds Oriental H.
Hobbie Ross L. Our Opera Saloon, 163 Washing-
ton, dwl Washington nr Stockton
Hobbie Theodore, dwl Washington nr Stockton
HOBBS {Caleb S.) GILMORE {George W.) &

CO. {Ste2)hen D. Gilmore) S. F. Planing

Mill and Box Factory, S s Market bet Beale

and Main, {and of K Hewitt & Co.) dwl N s

Jessie bet First and Anthony
Hobe A. A. dwl N s Vallejo nr Mason
Hobe ( George A.) & Weibe ( C. Augustus) cigars,

NE cor Washington and Dupont, dwl N s

Vallejo above Mason
Hoben Michael, laborer, bds 182 Pacific
Hobert John, bds SW cor Stockton and Pacific
Hobron Wm. bds 32 Natoma
Hobson Abram, boot-maker, 141^ Kearny, dwl

NE cor Prospect Place and Broadway
Hobson J. capt schooner Alfred Adams, Pacific

Street Wharf
Hoburg Wm. H. merchant, dwl 1S2 California '
HochkofiQer Rudolph, acting consul for Chile,

office NW cor California and Front, dwl S s

Main bet Stockton and Powell
Hochmer H. Michael, baker, dwl N s Sutter

bet Kearny and Montgomery
Hochyurtel Nicholas, liquors, 208 Kearny
Hock D. brick-layer, dwl 53 Montgomery
Hock Thomas, brick-layer, bds 63 Montgomery
Hodes A. Mrs. cigars and cutlery, 22 Com
Hodes John & Co. {S. P. Jlillett & C. P. Ches-

ley) cigars, cutlery and fancy goods, NW

cor Commercial and Davis

SAN FRANCISCO [ H ] DIRECTORY.

151

Uodgdon Joseph B. liay and wood, dwl SW cor

Sucramciito and Larkin
llodge Charles, druggist, 134 Kearny
lIOJHiE {.John G.) & WOOD, {Frank S.) im-
porters stationery and cheap publications,

ll(j Clay, dwl 53 Montgomery
Hodge Mathew, laborer, dwl E s Calhoun nr

Union
Ilodge Michael, porter, dwl SW cor Union and

Montgomery
Hodgeboom L. V. assistant engineer steamship

Pacilic, California S. N. Company
Hodgton Ann, (widow) dwl W a Spofford nr

Clay
Ilodgkins P. messenger. Wells, Fargo & Co.
HODGKJXS WILLIAM, liquors. Metropolitan

Hotel
HODGES E. H. attorney at law, 144 Washing-
ton, rooms 1 and 2
Hodges John, dwl E s Hodges Place nr Yallcjo
Hodges Willard, wholesale grocer, 41 Sacra-
mento, dwl 10 Hardie Place
Ilodnett Jeremiah, laborer, S. F. Sugar Refin'y
Hoduett Michael, miner, bds Branch Hotel
Hoberlein Jacob, dwl NW cor St. Mark Place

and Kearny
Hoeg George C. capt bark Madonna, dwl Green-
wich bet Powell and Stockton
HOELSCHER (AjtgvM) WIELAND {John) &

CO. {Iltriry Myers) proprietors Philadelphia

Brewery, W s Second bet Tehama and Fol-

som, (see advertisement)
Hoelzl Carl, physician, 150 California
Hoeberlin Hugo, gardener, at Sontag'a Nursery,

cor Folsom and McLaren Lane
Hoerschuer Cliristian, bar-keeper, dwl 302 Du-

pont
HOESCH {Henry) & CO. {Benjamin Iverger)

coHee saloon and restaurant, 168 Clay
Hoey Thomas, bill-poster, dwl 15 St. Mary
Hoferkamp Herman, {Gartalman & Co.) dwl N

W cor Pine andi Dupont
Hoff John, dwl Sutter nr Jones
Hoir Wm. C. dwkS s Center nr Mission
Ilofllin J. & Co. {Xathan Ilofflin) importers boots

and shoes, 81 Battery
Hoffliu Nathan, {J. Ilvfflin & Co.) res Baltimore
Hoffman A. dry goods, 254 Stockton
Hofliuan Babzac, laborer, dwl Green nr Stock,

rear
Hoflman Bendix, merchant, dwl N s Howard nr

Fifth
Hoffman Chas. bar-keeper, 53 Sangome
Hoffman Christian, tailor, with J. Assion, res

Martinez
Hoffman Christian, carpenter, dwl 100 Post
Hoffman George, painter, bds 63 Montgomery
Hoffman II. F. W. with L. P. Fisher, dwl with

F. P. Tracy
Hoffman John D. clerk, with U. S. Surv'r-Gen'l,

dwl N s Green bet Stockton and Powell
Hoffman {Mvrris) & Co. {Isadore Myers) boots

and shoes, E s Dupont nr Broadway
Hoffman Ogden, judge U. S. District Court, dwl

S s Broadway nr Stockton
Hoffman {Peter) and Daring {Sebastian) cigar

manufecturers, 299 Dupont dwl cor Powell

and Broadway

Hoffman Phillip, baker, Alden's Dining Saloon,
Sansome

Hoffman S. clflfc 254 Stockton

Hoffman ( V.) .^ooser, ( 11'.) architects 94 Mont-
gomery, dwI'.J50 Bush

Hoffman William F. book-keeper, Genessee Flour
Mills, Gold nrSansome, dwl Sansome Hook
and Ladder Hfil

Hoflmire Wm. coppersmith, dwl Auburn bet
Jackson and Pacific

Hoflsmitt F. upholsterer, with G. 0. Whitney
&Co.

Hofman IT. & Co. (J/. Hirschman) cigars, tobacco,
etc. 122 Sacramento

Hogan Eugene, laborer, dwl Davis bet Sacra-
mento and California

Hogan George, cor Mason and Sutter

Hogan James, laborer, bds with George W.
Smith

Hogan John, importer liquors, 175 Sansome,
dwl Oregon ur Front?

Hogan John, machinist, bds with Chas. Kellet

Hogan Mathew, porter, dwl SW cor Union and
Montgomery

Hogan Michael, Jaborer, dwl Davis bet Sacra-
mento and California

Hogan Michael, -seaman, dwl SEjCor Green and
Kearny ^ "*"

Hogan Patrick, painter, bde 46 Sansome

Hogan Patrick, waiter, dwl 37 Trinity

Ilogan Thomas, butchei^fc^or Leavenworth and
Pacific «

Hogan W. H. engineer,Vp. M. S. S. Columbia

Hogan William H. carpenter, dwl S s Tehama
Place near First

Hogan William J. bds cor Pine and Sansome

Hoge (Joseph P.) & Wilson {Samuel M.) attys at
law, 4 and 5 Montgomery Block, dwl 275
Stockton

Hoge Theodore, baker, 202 Washington

Hogeboom Lawrence Y. engineer, dwl N s Clem-
entina bet First and Second

Hoger E. & Co. {C. Kratzenstein) grocers, 137
Washington, dwl 146 Bush

Hogg Augustus, druggist", dwl E s Mission bet
Tracy and Sparks

Hogg James, dwl E s Mission bet Tracy and
Sparks

Hogg Walter, clerk, with M. O'Connor, dwl cor
M^on and Lombard

Hohenschild George, clerk, with Geo. Hughes,
dwl NW cor Clay and Sansome

Hoit G. H. printer, 151 Clay

Holan Thomas, butcher, S s Jackson nr Davis

Holbrook Charles M. dwl 256 Stockton

Ilolcombe Atkinson, {Uolcombe Bros.) bds Hotel
International

HOLCOMBE BROTHERS {Samuel E. and Atkin-
son) imptrs and jobbers boots and shoes, 98
and 100 Commercial and NW corner Wash-
ington and Kearny, dwelling Hotel Inter-
national

Holden Francis P. dwl N s Pacific' near Leaven-
worth

Holden Hannah Mrs. milliner, Stockton bet Val-
lejo and Green

Holden James, gardener, dwl E s Mission bet
Tracy and Sparks

152

SAN

FRANCISCO [H] DIRECTORY.

Holdcn Jnnies B. book-keeper, corner^ East and

Meri'baiit, bds Rineon HowSe /
Holden John P. dijuiinUn, dm^s^TToward bet

First and Sccona
Holden Martin, luioHnaker,

■ riace, dwl lO'aOvcn
Holden William, pUe-driv
Place
' Holdcn Wm. foreman Unii
tropolitan IIo^ u
loldcrness S. & S.^F^om mcKts, '7p'Front,..dv«

cor Broadway'and Montgomery .
Holderness S. M. (& & aS. M. H.) TO'^ront .■

Pine and L^ra
dwl E s Baniiam
Foundry, bds Me-

,/>" Holes John, shoe;niaker, dwl';287 Pacific
^/Jiolitzsky Ma(rame."^idwife,'JL29 Kearny

//Holje {Henry) & Kimj (T'e<ej;|' liquor-saloQH, cor
'V Clay and East ^ ,' ^

f HOIJrADAY BEN, stock-de'aler, SE'cor Sacra-
„ ' >^ento and Leidesdorff, xjh, New York
^^oUaday Jolin M. c£^rk at/ffilynn & Miutum's
> ^ Coal Yard, dwl dp Broaaiyay

HOLLADAY {Sam^l W.) &1;ARY {James C.)
attys at law, XW cor Montgomery and Mer-
chant, dwl E s Hawthorne nr Folsom
a^lland Aaron, waiter, WhatCheer House
m)lland C. bargeman, C. H. W
HWlpnd Edtward M. with Crbel
' 'SW coi\^roadway and 9i^k\\

Dibblee, dwl

s Rojmis Place nr Union
nter, dwl N s ''Francisco

oon, NE COT

ar Powell <^

^ti

Clay and

NW cor Battery and

Jlbllf^nd Henry, dw
" Holland John"^. c

^near Du|(^n
Holland Joseph,' Jiqu

Kearny, dwl
Holland Martin, gro

Pacific

Holland Michael, brick -layer, dwl N s Pacific bet
Mason aad Taylor ^ '

HOLLAND ^ATHAipffii, attorney at law, NE

cor Jackfion andl^CTitgomery
Holland P. jforthern Light Saloon, cor Powell

and Lon(jJfcrd . / /

Hollenbeck J(.^C. wholesale grocer, 119 'I^ont,
estnut and Taylor
turner, bds 14 Sansome^

Holmes Ahira, principal grammar department,

Union St. School, dwl 252 Powell
Holmes Daniel W. cigars, G2 Montgomery
Holmes Edward, molder, Vulcan Iron Works
Jlolmes Ellis H. High School, dwl W s Prospect

Place bet Clay and Sacramento
Holmes Henry, painter, dwl 48 Bush
Holmes James, capt brig Glencoe, oflSce with L.

L. Lawrence
Holmes John B. {McEwen k H.) dwl Market bet

First and Second
Holmes Margaret (widow), boarding, 229 Clay
Holmes Richard T. salesman, with R. S. Eells &

Co. dwl W s Stockton bet Clay and Wash
Holmes Thomas, teamster, bds 14 Sansome
Holmes William, cattle-dealer, dwl NW cor

Third and Mission
Holstein Isadore, book-keeper, 95 California, bds

S s Vallejo bet Stockton and Powell
Holt Sylvanus W. clerk, NW cor Dupont and

Clay
Holt Thomas G-. fruits, 13 Second
Holt William, carpenter, dwl 286 Washington
HOLT Z. broker, 100 Merchant
Holton John, porter, with E. T. Pease & Co. dwl

Natoma bet First and Second
Holton Lewis A. clerk, dwl S s Natoma bet First
,^ and Second
''^olton P. H. coasting, dwl S s Green bet Powell

dwl cor
Holler Georgi
Hollimer Patri
HOLLING (

importer
Holling Willi

dwl N s
Hollinpeck J;
Hollinsead Ji

bet Her
Hollub Adolp

71 Califb:

and Stocktm

dwl 28 CalifijIFnia
{E. Frese,' agent)
'Commercial
with Bradshaw & Co.
Mason and Powell
Hestnut and Lombard
ttr, dwl N i^^ission
nn and Itfdley ' *

\s JI. (oKJIollub & Isaacs, ^asta,)
dwl ,ar^ Sutter bet ^Du^pont

Holm Henry, painter, 84 Bush ^

Holm John, elk, dwl SE cor Sutter and Stockton
Holan Thomas, grocer, dwl SE corner Sutter and

Stockton
Holman Francis A. visiting-physician and sur-
geon, City and County Hospital, office 226
Washington, dwl 269 Stockton
Holman F. S. at Orrick Johnson's, res Oakland
Holmberg John, wood, Vallejo St. Wharf, dwl

Post bet Taylor and Jones
Holmes A. & Co. ( W. Wliiting) produce commis-
sion merchants, 38 Clay, dwl W s Mason
bet Bush and Sutter

and Mason
Holtz Augusta, dwl E s Dupont nr Union
Holtz William {Venker & Co.), dwl NW cor

Howard and Third
,Holz G. SW cor Battery and Commercial
Holz John, cigars. Long Wharf, dwl N s Broad-
way bet Mason and Powell
Holz Louis, clerk, 131 Sansome, bds St. Nicholas
Holzhauer Herman, music-teacher, dwl 249 Kear
Homberz Valentine, cabinet-maker, with J. G.

Clark & Co.
Homich George, carpenter, bds with Mrs. Mar-
garet O'Keefe
Hondard August, boot-black, 213 Washington
Honette Constant, sausage-m^aker. Merchant nr

Sansome
Hong Lee (Chinese), washing, 305 Dupont
Hon Mon (Cjiinese), painlfe'r and carver, 196 Sac
Honnet B^jamin, clerl/j with Adolph Sutro &

Co. dwl m Pine ,
Honore Guilbert, dwl Adele Alley, bet Stockton

and Powell
Honore M. barber, dwl 7 Brandon Place
Hood Henry, drayman, dwl 342 Dupont
Hoogs ( Odavian) & Madison {John E. ) agents and

collectors, 110 Montgomery, dwl NW cor

Ellis and Mason
Hoogstend William, seaman, dwl cor Sacramento

and Drumm
Hook Ai^ (widow), boarding, SW cor Clemen-

tmajknd Ecker
Hooke William H. {Amos, Phinney & Co.), dwl

149 Mission
Hooker James Col., dwl Tehama House
Hooper E. N. clerk, with Alsop & Co.
Hooper F. P. lumber dealer, NE cor California

and Drumm, dwl N s Clay bet Powell and

Mason
Hooper James, bds 309 Stockton

SAN FRANCISCO [H] DIRECTOliy.

153

Hooper John A. lumber dealer, NE cor California

and Drumm, dwl cor Sansome and Bush
Hooper William, secy Commissioners Funded

Debt 1851, 100 Merchant, dwl E a Taylor

bet Washington and Jackson
Hoover Ira W. bds Brooklyn Hotel
Hop, Kee&Co. (Chinese), merchants, 171 Dupont
Hopkins C. T. {McLean & Fowler), NE cor Clay

and Battery, dwl S a Filbert nr Powell
Hopkins E. G. painter, S. F. Sugar Refinery, bda

First bet Harrison and Bryant '

Hopkins E. J. drayman, dwl S a Natoma bet

First and Second
Hopkins George W. painter, Fuller nr Kearny,

• dwl 3 Auburn
Hopkins Jesse P. box-maker, dwl with H. J. M.

Trout. Mission nr First
Hopkins. N. P. trader, dwl 109 Sacramento
Hopkins Obed, former, dwl 155 Bush
Hopkins R. C. archive clerk U. S- Surveyor-Gen-
eral, bds Metropolitan Hotel
Hopkins Samuel J. lumber and lime, 40 Wash-
ington, dwl N s Folsom bet First and Second
Hopkins S. C. salesman, 71 Front, dwl 209

Stockton
Hopkins Sterling A. dwl 129 Dupont
Hopkins S. U. merchandise book-keeper, ware-
house dept Custom House, dwl N. Y. Hotel
Hopkins Theron R. (^Kennedy & U.), dwlGold^nr

Sansome
Hopkins Warren L. teamster, bds John Couch,

Dolores
Hopkins W. book-binder with A. Buswell, 133

Clay
Hopkins Wert, farmer, dwl with Saml J. Hopkins
Hopp John, dwl 305 Dupont, rear
Hoppe W'. grocer, l^W cor Green and Kearny
Hopper [G. 11.) & Faulkner (P. F.), liquors, cor

Pacific and Davis
Hopping Thomas N. carpenter, 45 Battery
Hopping William E. butcher, bds 230 Clay
Hoppitz George, musician, dwl NE cor Kearny

and Summer
Hopps ( C/mrfes) & Kanary {David), house and

sign painters, 143 California, dwl cor Geary

and Mason
Hop Wo Co. (ChinesqO, merchants,, 173 Dupont
Horahan Jeremiah, teamster, Fort Point
HORAN J. C. & CO. imps and jobbers wines

and liqyors, 95' Front, bds Virginia Block,

Stockton nr Pacific
Horan Patrick, hostler, 104 and 106 Kearny
Horan Patrick, blacksmith, Union Foundry, dwl

149 Mission
HORBACH (Albert) & GARDENER {August),

St. Louis Hotel, Pacific bet Bat and Front
Horber John, watches and jewelry, 30 Mont
Horn B. C. & Co. {George A. Parke^, imps and

jobbers cigars and tobacco, Front cor Clay,

dwl S s Harrison bet Second and Third
Horn Eph. minstrel, bds 234 Kearny
Horn Jabez S. clerk, for B. C. Horn, bds with B.

C. Horn
Horn Joseph P. hay, grain and feed, S s Market

nr First, dwl cor Natoma and Second
Horn 0. melter, at 108 Battery
Horn Thomas L. & Co. imp cigars and tobacco,
61 Front, dwl E s Second nr Harrison

Horn William, bds Columbia House, Stewart
Home Barney, butcher, dwl ValUjo nr Hyde
Horner RoberL seaman, djv.l N W cor Greenwich

and StocWon
Horner Robert H. capta\n steamship Cortez, ofiF

C. K! Garri/on & Ca*
Hornet Benjamin, dwl 177 Pine
Horning A. F. {I^hrmeister &, Co.) SW cor Conj-

mercial and Davis
Horr Behjamip, physicjan, dwl E s First bet»

. Harrison and Bryant
HORR BENJAMIN D. cooper, SW cor Market'%.

and Beale, dwl Front nr Market
Horr ( milium) & Co. {Di^nid and S. W. Dirk),^

Steam Cracker pakery, 37 and 39 Davis,J^
'.dwl Ss VaNcjo nr Powell ^

Horrigan D. bds SE cor Front and Oregon \

Horrigan Matthew, drayman, bds with John J.

Murphy
Horrocks E. Mr^ dwl S's Union nr Kearny ^
Horrocks George, painter, dwl S s Union nr

Kearny
Horrocks Richard, dwl S a Union nr Kearny
Horrocks William, dwl 213 Sacramento
Horrocks William, painter, dwl 11 Union ^j
Horstmann ^J. (Kvl E a Virginia bet Pacific and

Jackson., .

Horstmann Joltn {Kohnann & Co.) dwl NW cor

Powell and Bu.sh ^
Horswitl Frederick, mason, dwl 286 Wash.
Hort Samuel, with C. Adolphe \,o\v & Co. dwl

5 s Bush bet StocKton and Powell
Horton' Daniel B. car'^jiter, bds Isthmus House
Horton George, carpenter, bds with Francis Mc-

Kenna
Horton George F. carpenter, dwl N a Green nr

Sansome \ ,

Horton Henry L. gard^er, dwl .N a Jessie bet

First and Second,' rear ^
Hqrtpn John, hostler, 161 California
Hopton Richard, policepan, dwl N W cor Second

N and Jessie ,

Horton Richard Jr. bottler, dwl with Richard

Horton \

Horton Thomas R. (Jf^rhn & K) dwl 108 Du-

Horton William, hosiery, 99 Battery, dwl Jack-
son nr Montgomery *>

Hoskins Joseph, tinsna.ith, at 43 Clay, bds New
Texas House . >

Hoslly W^illiam, witff Cudworth & Perhara

Hosjner Charles, {Loud, R & Co.) dl Front

Hpsmer Grenville,^W^ishington Market, dwl SW
• cor Jackson ana Powell

HOSSEFROSS GEO. H. sup't sts and highways,
ofi" City Hall, dwl SW cor Clay and Kearny

Hoawell William B. salesman, 98 and 100 Com-
mercial, bds What Cheer

Hotaling Anson P. imp liquors, NE cor Sansome
and Jackson

Houck James M. 19 Commercial, dwl Bush bet
Sansome and Montgomery

Hough James F. book-keeper, with E. H. Par-
ker, dwl Clementina nr First

Houghey Frank, laborer, dwl S s Broadway bet
Battery and Front

Houghtaling A. J. photographer, with Hamilton

6 Co.

154

SAN FRANCISCO [ H ] DIRECTORY.

Houlalmne Ricliard, laborer, dwl E s Lafayette
Place iir Grccii, rear

Houseley Joseph W. toppersmitk dwl 183 Mis-
sion

Houseman James, ship-carpenter, dwl S s Fol-
som bet Main and Beale

Houseworth Thomas (Laurerice & H.) res New
York

Houston A. H. contractor, off 110 California, dwl
Rincon Place nr First
. Houston Uenry Frank, dwl SW cor Green and
Mason

Houston [Richard T. colored) & Co. {George E.
' Ktilsey) tailors, 117 Merchant

■ Houston Wm. J. printer, dwl Sutter nr Kearny

Hovcn Lao, cigars, X\V cor First and Jessie

Hovey George, carriage-smith, with Kimball &
Co. bds 206 Stockton

Hovey John R. brick-layer, 129 Sansome

How Geo. R. {Harrington & R) dwl SE cor How-
ard and Third

Howard Benjamin C. {Pool & K) dwl S s Mis-
sion nr Fourth

Howard Charles A. policeman, Maguire's Opera
• House, dwl 6 St. Mary r

Howard Chas. Webb {Blackmany H. & Co.) dwl
cor Jackson and Montgomery

Howard Daniel S. {Benton & ^i) dwl .38 Natoma

Howard E. H. accountfent with Conroy & O'Con-
nor, dwl 53 Montgomery

Howard George, drayman, dwl E s Selina Place
nr California

Howard George, laborer, bda S s Pac nr Davis

Howard George E. dwl 75 Davis

HOWARD GEORGE H. real estate, 137 Mont-
gomery, dwl SW cor Stockton and Pacific

Howard Harry, N. Y. dep't Freeman & Co.'s Ex-
press, bds 227 Dupont

Howard Henry 0. deputy wharfinger, Central
Wharf dwl 137 Montgomery

Howard Irvine, molder, Yulcan Iron Wor^s,
dwl N s Silver bet Second and Third

Howard James, boarding, 53 Broadway

Howard John, bds with Doct. Thos. Bennett

Howard John, with Blake & Moffitt, 70 Merch

Howard .John, boot-maker, 204 Kearny

Howard John, hostler, Red Stables, dwl 16 St.
Mary '

Howard Michael, teamster. Fort Point

Howard Richard, laborer,-. SE cor Sacramento
and Davis

HOWARD YOLNEY E..atty at law, NE cor
Montgomery and California

Howard William, gas-fitter, bds Manhattan H.

Howe Abiram R. tinsmith, 166 Commercial

Howe C. E. B. dwl 73 Pacific

Howe Elizabeth (widow) dwl with J. W. Gale,
E s Hubbard bet Folsom and Howard

Howe George L. with Howe & Co, cor Sansome
and Clay

Howe George W. printer, SE cor Clay and Mont-
gomery dwl Kearny bet Green and Yallejo

Howe Joseph S. dwl SW cor Bdy and Powell

Howe Marcels, stevedore, bds 185 California

Howe W. dwl S s Bush bet Mason and Taylor

HOWE {Wm.) & CO. wholesale and retail gro-
cers, cor Sansome and Clay, dwl Bush bet
Mason and Taylor

Howes E. K. {Elam & 77.) dwl 280 Clay

HOWES ( George) &. CO. {Jahez Iloicea) com
mchts, 155 Sansome, dwl 280 Clay

Howes Henry, weighman, 79 Davis

Howes Jabez {Hotves k Co.) dwl 280 Clay

Howes P. S. apothecary, 9 Clay, bds E s Pros-
pect Place bet Clay and Sacramento

HOWELL E. S. agent eastern manufacturers, 46
Battery

Howell Joseph L. carrier Bulletin, dwl S s Ellis
bet Powell and Mason

Howell L, Y. H. {K Rexjnolds & Co.) dwl E s
Wood bet Mission and Market

Howell Orrin, porter, with Verplanck & McMul-
len, bds with A. D. McDonald

Howell Thomas, tinsmith, at 82 Sansome, dwl
123 Pine, rear

Howland A. .bds What Cheer House

Howland Rufus, ship carpenter, dwl with Henry
Morgan

Howland Stephen, engineer, dwl S s Howard
bet Fourth and Fifth

Howland W. F. P. clerk, 22 Montgomery

Howland W. H. quartz owner, dwl S s Howard
bet Third and Fourth

Howlett Charles, agent Quaker City Sewing Ma-
chines, 168 Montgomery

Howlett John, feed, coal and wood, SW cor Pa-
cific and Powell

Howley Ann Mrs. seamstress, dwl cor Broadway
and Montgomery

Howston William S. barber, Tremont House,
dwl Broadway

Hoxie Geo. laborer, Am. Flour Mills, bds Jessie

Hoy Alexander, stoves and tinware, 221 Jackson,
dwl Leavenworth nr Pacific

Hoyer Cornelius, U. S. Branch Mint, dwl SW
cor Prospect Place and California

Hoyer G. F. & Co. {G. Kratzenstein) groceries,
137 Washington

Hoyt Calvin D. Market St. Water Works, S s
Market opposite Montgomery

Hoyt Calvin S. stevedore, dwl E s Main bet Fol-
som and Mission

Hoyt Cyrus D, foreman P. Hunt & Co.'s stables

Hoyt John, clerk, with John C. Hoyt, bds Ori-
ental Hotel

HOYT JOHN C. agent for underwriters, and U.
S. inspector of hulls, office NE cor Battery
and Washington, bds Oriental Hotel

Hoyt Sylvanus, dairy-ranch, San Jose Road near
Frank's Hotel

Huard Alexander, physician, NE cor Washing-
ton and Dupont

Hubash Joseph, jeweler, 140 Sacramento, up
stairs, dwl SW cor Pine and Sansome

Hubbard Catherine (widow) dwl N s Folsom bet
Third and Fourth

Hubbard Diamond {Hubbard & Co.) dwl 208
Montgomery

Hubbard George D. broker, 35 Front, dwl SW
cor Harlan Place and Dupont

HUBBARD {Horace P.) & CO. {Diamond Hub-
bard) stoves and tinware, 117 Sansome and
111 Wash, dwl cor Anthony PI and Second

Hubbard H. T. bds Niantic Hotel

Hubbard John, drayman, 236 Dupont, bds Lou-
isiana Restaurant

SAN FRANCISCO [ H ] DIRECTORY.

155

Hubbard John C. house-painter, dwl N s Tehama
Place near First

Ilubbard Rodolplius, book-keeper, 155 Sacra-
mento, bds with Natlianiel Gray

Hubbard Samuel, clerk, P. M. S. S. Co. bds with
Jonathan Hunt

Huber Edward A. harness-maker, SE cor Front
and Jackson

Huber Francis X. bar-keeper, boards with F.
Kraus

Huber Frederick, cook, dwl 211 Kearny

Huber Henry, real estate, dwl NE cor Sansome
and Market

Hubert Numa, attorney at law, 106 Montgom-
ery, dwl NW cor Union and Dupont

Hubler James N. wood and coal, 326 Dupont,
dwl W s Lafayette PI bet Green and Union

Huchet Paul A. book-keeper, 61 Sacramento

Huck John, groceries and liquors, NE cor Stock-
ton and Clay

Huck {John) & Co. {Fred. Eafermeyer) grocery
42 Webb

Huck Joseph, laborer, dwl N s Howard bet Third
and Fourth

Huck Valentine, barber, with J. Hammerschmidt

HUCKS {John J.)t LAMBERT ( William) man-
ufacturers patent axle grease, N s Xatoma
bet Second and Third (see advertisement)

Huddleson James, carpenter, dwl N a Green bet
Stockton and Dupont

HUDSON C. & CO. {H. Hudson and Thomas Mc-
Farland) importers and jobbers, boots, shoes
and leatlier, 101 Battery, res New York

Hudson David, produce commission merchant,
1 Clay, dwl S s Perry nr Third

HUDSON GEORGE, attorney at law and justice
Fifth Township, office cor Second and Mar-
ket, dwl "W s Anthony nr Mission

Hudson George A. with C. Hudson & Co. dwl
S\V cor Second and Brannan

Hudson George B. clerk, 87 and 89 Sansome

Hudson Henry (C. Hudson k, Co.) res New York

Hudson Henry C. manufacturer of mustard and
spices, SW cor Front and Pine, dwl SE cor
Front and Pine

Hudson Henry D. calker, dwl N s Minnie nr
Third

Hudson Henry S. book-keeper, with D. Gibb &
Co. dwl N s Silver bet Second and Third

Hudson James, salesman, 74 Commercial, bds
St Mark's Place

Hudson John, plumber, 33 "Webb

Hudson Nelson, with C. Hudson & Co. dwl E s
Powell bet Jackson and Pacific

Hudson P. Jr. clerk, 145 Battery, dwl N s Min-
nie nr Third

Hudson Phineas, ship-carpenter, dwl N s Minnie
nr Third

Hudson Samuel, drayman, 11 Gordon's Block
"Washington

HUENKRT F. AUGUSTUS, cigar manufactory,
227 Dupont

Huerne Prosper, architect, NW cor Sacramento
and Kearny, dwl Montgomery bet Pacific
and Broadway

Hueslis Charles, engraver, Montgomery between
Jackson and Pacific, dwl Auburn bet Jack-
son and Pacific

Hueston Samuel, dwl XW cor Sacramento and
Stockton

Hufl' Oliver B. (Cammet & K) dwl 105 Dupont

Hullnor Willinni, reporter, German Democrat,
dwl W s Stockton bet Post and Sutter

Hug ( Charles) & Portman {J. U. C.) soap man-
ufacturers, E 8 Fourth between Mission and
Market

Hug Joseph, saloon, SE corner Clay and Mont-
gomery, basement, dwl corner Howard and
third

Hugg Henr}', mcht, dwl with "W. M. Huntoon

Hughes Abraham, laborer, dwl W s Lafayette
Place bet Green and Union

Hughes Arthur, drayman, dwl N s Pacific near
Sansome

Hughes Bernard, waiter, with James Hughes, E
s Ecker

Hughes Charles G. pressman, Alta California,
dwl E s Jane bet Natomaand Minnie

Hughes Charles J. attorney at law, 175 Clay, dwl
4 Trainer's Row, Kearny

Hughes David, contractor, dwl N s Stevenson
bet Third and Fourth

Hughes Francis, laborer. Fort Point

Hughes Francis J. physician (odic) 113 Mont-
gomery, bds 151 Bush

Hughes George, fruits, NW cor Clay and San-
some, dwl Simmons nr Folsom

Hughes H. bds Benton House

Hughes Henry, importer of English, French and
German fancj' goods, 99 Battery, dwl N s
Lombard bet Dupont and Kearny

Hughes Hugh, harness-maker, at 130 Sansome

Hughes James, boarding, E s Ecker bet Market
and Stevenson

Hughes James, waiter, Oriental Hotel

Hughes James, shipwright, dwl N s Commercial
nr East

Hughes John, bds Miners Home, Pacific

Hughes John, laborer, S. F. Sugar Refinery

Hughes John, molder. Union Foundry

Hughes John G. (Durning, Donnelly & Cb.) dwl
100 Sansome

Hughes John M. clerk, with Eugene Kelly & Co.
NW corner Sansome and Sacramento

Hughes John P. engineer, dwl 251 Sacramento

Hughes John R. boots and shoes, 147 Mont-
gomery, dwl N s Stevenson above Third

Hughes Lawrence, porter, 131 California, bds
N s Chambers bet Battery and Front

Hughes Matthew E. agent for Phelan's billiard
tables, 182 Montgomery, dwl S s Union
near Montgomery

Hughes (P. A.) & Hunter {A. A.) ship-brokers,
U. S. Court Building, Battery nr Washing-
ton, dwl N s Bush near Mason

Hughes Peter, dwl NE cor Commerce and Battery

Hughes Robert J. stone-mason, dwl Battery near
Union

Hughes (Samuel H.) & Snider (Nelson) wood and
coal, N s Washington bet Drumm and East

Hughes Thomas A. Custom House broker, dwl
N s Bush, bet Mason and Taylor

Huin Alfred, bds cor Harrison and Simmons

Hulbert H. P. capt stm Peytona, Suisun City Line

Hulburt (Hiram) k Dodge ( Wm,. K.) hog-ranch,
corner Tyler and Larkin

156

SAN FRANCISCO [ H ] DIRECTORY

Hulburt James L. saddler, cor Third and Market,

dwl SW cor Turk and Larkin
Hulelian Mary (widow) dwl S s Stevenson bet

First and Second
Hulin Norman A. carpenter, dwl NW cor Sacra-
mento and Kearny
Hull Benjamin, messenger. Wells, Fargo & Co.
Hull Edward, (of Hull & Lohman, and D. "W.
Earle & Co. Sacramento) office 79 Front,
dwl 263 Stockton
Hull George S. book-keeper, T, H. Selby & Co.

dwl 18 Tehama
Hull M. J. wood-worker, with T. Ogg Shaw, dwl

Rincon Point
Hulscher Ernest, carpenter, dwl E s Dupontnear

Filbert
Hulse J. C. inspector, Custom House
Hulsemanu Henrj', clerk, with Von Glahn & Co.

SW cor Rassette Place No. 1, and Sutter
Humbert Augustus, {Kellogg & H.) dwl S s "Wash-
ington bet Dupont and Stockton
Humbert John, paper-hanger, 60 Kearny
Humborg N. upholsterer, dwl Kearny nr Bush
Humbung Augustus, upholsterer, dwl 109 Bush
Hume William, carpenter, bds 119 Pine
Hume William W. hat-presser, at 67 California,

bds Columbia Hotel, Pine
Humistou C. bds What Cheer House
Hummel John, carpenter, dwl N s Union, near

Dupont
Humphrey Benjamin P, roofer, dwl N a Sutter

bet Kearny and Dupont
Humphreys A. N. porter, 71 Front
Humphreys Julius, dwl E s Prospect Place bet

Pine and Cahfornia
Humphreys J. bds Metropolitan Hotel
Humphreys Leavitt, with Raymond & Co. dwl

SE cor Stockton and Broadway
Humphreys M. A. Miss, asst teacher, primary

department, Washington Street School
Humphreys Rachel Miss, dress-maker, dwl with

Gilbert J. Robinson
Humphreys William, restaurant, W s Stewart

bet Mission and Market
Humphreys William P. surveyor, dwl Brenham

Place near Clay
Hungerford M. bds Benton House
Hungerford McWhorter, salesman, 102 Com
Hung Lee (Chinese) washing, S s Jackson near

Davis
Hunnewell A. A. bds with W. C. Butler
Hunt -Ann Mrs. washing, dwl E s Brooks bet

Market and Geary
Hunt Ann J. (widow) dancing academy, Naglee's

Building, SW corner Mont and Merchant
Hunt Carrie L. Miss, first asst teacher, interme-
diate department, Stockton Street School,
dwl S s Jackson above Powell
Hunt Charles, calker, dwl with Samuel R. Hunt
Hunt Charles A. & Co. flour and grain, 67 Clay,

dwl 7 Hardie Place bet Sutter and Bush
Hunt Chester L. special police, dwl 8 Central PI
Hunt Daniel A. gardener, Presidio Road
Hunt Daniel 0. milkman, dwl Mission Dolores

Church, rear
Hunt David W. windmill builder, dwl 25 Second
Hunt Edward, with M. Brumagim & Co. bds with
Jonathan Hunt

Hunt Edmund G. map agent, at Hutchings &

Rosentield
Hunt Edwin, clerk, with Park & White, dwl with

G. H. Morrison
Hunt Edwin 0. feed store, dwl 25 Second
Hunt George E. P. dwl with D. W. Hunt 25

Second
Hunt James S. calker, pier 11 Stewart
Hunt John, cor Pine and Laura Place
Hunt John, dwl N s Union near Stockton
Hunt John, carpenter, boards Columbia House,

Stewart
Hunt John D. hardware, NE cor Clay and Bat-
tery, dwl S s Jackson bet Powell and Mason
HUNT JONATHAN, City and County Tax Col-
lector, office City Hall, dwl NW cor Califor-
nia and Powell
HUNT P. & CO. proptr city omnibusses, N s Third

nr Folsom, dwl NE cor Quincy and Pine
Hunt Samuel R. ship-wright, dwl S s Harrison

bet Beale and Main
Hunt S. M. Miss, assist teacher, intermediate

department, Union Street School
Hunt William, bds with Jonathan Hunt
Hunt William, app machinist, dwl with Mrs.

Ann Hunt
Hunteman C. A. dwl N s Green bet Powell and

Mason, rear
Hunter A. A. {Hughes & H.) dwl W s Stockton

near Clay
Hunter Andrew M. asst light-house keeper, Fort

Point
Hunter Charles C. flour merchant, NW cor Front

and Jackson, dwl 74 Jackson
Hunter David, carpenter, dwl 79 Sutter
Hunter James, laborer, ganger's department.
Custom House, dwl Filbert bet Jones and
Leavenworth
Hunter John, dwl with James A. Wright
Hunter Lewis C. clerk, with Scott, Curtis & Co.

dwl Jackson bet Stockton and Powell
Hunter Samuel C. machinist, Pacific Foundry,

dwl W s Fourth bet Mission and Howard
Hunter William, stage driver, with P. Hunt & Co.
Huntington Calvert L. lodgings, 106 Commercial,

up stairs
Huntington Thomas, capt steamship Uncle Sam,

office with C. K. Garrison & Co.
Huntoon William M. general merchandise, dwl

E s Second bet Howard and Tehama
Huppert Thomas, cabinet-maker, with J. G.

Clark & Co.
Hunzen William, clerk, dwl NE cor Waverley

Place and Clay
Hurdis {Samuel) & Morrill {E. A.) paint-shop,

SW cor Sacramento and Dupont
Hurlbutt A. S. broker, 176 Montgomery, resides

Oakland
Hurlbutt Charles, dwl NE cor Sac and Sansome
Hurlbutt James N. harness-maker, with Kimball

& Co.
Hurley Charles, boot-maker, at 88 Battery, dwl

Broadway bet Sansome and Montgomery
Hurley C. bds What Cheer House
Hurley Charles, salesman, 117 Montgomery, dwl
W s Kearny bet California and Sacramento
Hurley Daniel, laborer, dwl S s Sutter bet Du-
pont and Kearny

SAN FRANCISCO [I] DIRECTORY.

157

Hurley Daniel, laborer, bds Guerrero bet Sparks
and Center

Hurley Miciiael, laborer, S. F. vSugnr Refinery,
dwl N s Fourth bei Howard and Folsom

Hurley Samuel G. bag-maker, at 62 Clay, dwl
Tyson Place

Hurley William, carpenter, bds Manhattan House

Husirig Albert, clerk, with John Bruns cor Mar-
ket and Turk, dwl NE cor Market and Mason

Husing Henry, clerk, bds SW cor Folsom and
Simmons

Huslng Henry & Co. (John D. liming) groceries
and liquors, SW cor Second and Howard

Husing John D. {Hmry Htidng & Co.) SW cor
Second and Howard

Huss John, laborer, dwl S s Merchant near
Drunun

Hussej' Frank, drayman, bds Sansome House,
SW cor Battery and Yallejo

Hussey Joseph, tailor, 167 California, dwl Mont-
gomery bet Union and Filbert

Hussey Simon, laborer, dwl Montgomery bet
Union and Filbert

Hussey William M. mason, dwl 136 Dupont

Uussniann Arnold, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Second and Jessie

Hussmann Henry, clerk, for A. Hussmann, SW
cor Jessie and Second

HUTCHIXGS {James M.) & ROSENFIELD
{Anthony) book-sellers and publishers Cali-
fornia Magazine, 14.6 Montgomery, dwl Ar-
mory Hall

Hutcliins F. bds "What Cheer House

Hutchinson A. J. & D. milk-ranch Presidio Road

Hutchinson Alvin E. farmer, dwl Lake House

Hutchinson Andrew, drayman, Clay cor Drumm

Hutchinson Christopher, & William H. carpen-
ters and block-letter makers, 44 Sansome,
dwl N s Natoma nr Third

Hutchinson Eliza F. Mrs. dwl with Edgar Briggs

Hutchinson Hannah M. Mrs. dress maker, 44
Sansome

Hutchinson James S. cashier, of Sather & Church,
dwl N s Harrison bet First and Second

Hutchinson Joseph C. engineer, at Mission Creek
Distillery, bds with W. 0. Andrews

Hutchinson Myron, farmer, dwl San Jose Road
4 miles from City Hall

Hutchinson Thomas H. pilot, dwl with Chas. H.
Domett

Hutchinson Thos. W. pilot, cor Washington and
East

Hutchinson T. R. clerk, 105 Battery, dwl cor
Stockton and Market

Hutchinson William, laborer, with Wass, Uznay
& Co. Metallurgical Works, bds SW corner
Brannan and Third

Hutchinson William, dwl Sansome nr Greenwich

Hutchinson William H. ( C. & W. U. U.) 44 San

Hutchinson William L. drayman, dwl N s Fol-
som bet First and Second

Hutchinson William T. asst engineer stm Helen
Honsley

Huth Ciiarles, boot-maker, N s Green nr Dupont

Hutin John, groceries and liquors, SE cor Du-
pont and California

Hutton Henry, butcher, dwl Greenwich bet Ma-
son and Taylor

Hutton H. S. reporter Evening Bulletin, dwl

Green nr Leavenworth
Hutton James, drayman, cor Clay and Drumm

dwl Larkin nr Green
Hutton John, wood-yard, dwl S s Broadway bet

Jones and Taylor
Hutton William, laborer, Pacific Museum, NE

cor Clay and Kearny
Huxley Charles, ganger, dwl 255 Kearny
Huxley J. Mead, oftice Slate Ganger 64 Front,

bds Oriental Hotel
Hyams George, bds with Harris Woods
Hyams Leopold, physician, 79 Montgomery, dwl

Clay Avenue nr Clay
Hyde Christopher C. dentist, 203 Washington,

dwl E s Dupont nr Union
Hyde Harvey, drayman, dwl N 8 Sutter bet

Kearny and Dupont
Hyde Henry C. with Sanders & Brent, dwl 254

Powell
Hyde Isaac, bds What Cheer House
Hyde James T. physician. Front nr Pacific, dwl

Tehama House
Hyde Michael, boarding, N s Pacific nr Front
Hyde W. F. (widow) dwl 254 Powell
Hyde William C. book-keeper, Washburn & Co.

dwl 254 Powell
Hyde William II. carpenter, dwl E s Mission bet

Sparks and Tracy
Hyland John, blacksmith, dwl S s Harrison bet

Second and Third
Hyland {Michael) & Ward {Patrick F.) butchers,

NW cor Tehama and First
Hyles David, driver, Logue & Skelly, dwl with

Terrence Biggey
Hyman M. book-keeper, 88 California, bds N. T.

Hotel
Hyman Xathan J. clerk, with Joseph Brothers,

dwl 149 Montgomery
HYMAN P. C. & CO. brokers, NW corner Cali-
fornia and Front, dwl S s Union nr Stock
Hyne Ernest, dwl Clay nr Hyde
Hynes M. C. dwl 75 Davis

ICKE J. upholsterer, with Geo. 0. Whitney & Co.

dwl Pacific nr Powell
Ickleheiraer Herman, painter, 129 Kearny, dwl

S 8 Stevenson bet Third and Fourth
Ide James A. dwl N s Union nr Montgomery
Ide J. E. dra3'man, dwl Annie nr Mi.ssion
Ide John, blacksmith, Sansome nr Pacific
Igo Mary Mrs. dwl S s Clementina bet First and

Second
Ilby Sine, dwl SE cor Sac and Leidesdorflf
lis Frank, salt-water baths, Meiggs AVharf, North

Beach
lis John G. stoves, 176 Washington
Use W^m. chemist, U. S. B. Mint, dwl S s Silver

nr Third
Imhaus Lewis, cigars, dwl Mason bet Lombard

and Chestnut
Ince Annette Miss, tragedienne, bds Hotel Inter-
national
Ince Caroline Miss, actress, bds Hotel Interna-
tional

158

SAN FRANCISCO [ J ] DIBECTOEY.

luce Geo. 11. theatrical agpnt, bda Hotel Inter-
national

Inches Robert, drayman, dwl E s Prospect Place
nr Sacramento

Ing Andrew D. clerk with Jcseph Boston, dwl
N\V cor Chestnut and Jones

Inge Samuel W. attorney at law, dwl N s Cle-
mentina bet First and Second

Ingelstone Isaac, boot-maker, S s Jackson nr
Drumm

Ingham Thomas, cook, for Mrs. E C. Winn, dwl
160 Kearny

Ingles Morgan L. carriage-trimmer, 45 Pine

Ingrahara Almira Mrs. dwl NW cor Green and
Calhoun

Ingraham John, coachman, with Alsop &, Co.

Ingraham William, saloon, cor Commercial and
Davis

Inslee George, cigar-maker, at 198 Kearny, dwl
87 Montgomery

Inwood George, dwl 399 Powell, rear

Iredale Alfred S. (Moot & /.) dwl S s Mission bet
Fifth and Simmons

Ireland Lewis F. book-keeper, with Isaac S.
Josephi, dwl 309 Stockton

Ireland Samuel, calker, dwelling S s Rincon near
Main

Irons Amos A. teamster, with C. L. Place, "W s
Beale bet Market and Mission

Irons William, machinist, dwl SW cor Ellis and
Powell

Ironsides Susan Mrs. boarding, SE cor Bush and
San some

Irvin James, hog- ranch, N s Folsom bet John-
ston and Thorne

Irvin Wm. clerk, with J. H. Widber, bds 233
Kearny

Irvine David, tailor, dwl N s Post bet Mason and
Taylor

Irvine {James) & Co. wholesale grocers, 58 Front

Irvine James, liquor-saloon, 123 Sacramento

Irvine Walter, salesman, 119 Montgomery, dwl
159 Bash

Irving H. P. {Thompson, I. & Fate) dwl 233
Kearny

Irving James D. clerk, dwl with Isaac Cook

Irving Robert, butcher, bds E s Ritch bet Fol-
som and Harrison

Irving Samuel, salesman, with Janson, Bond &
Co. cor Battery and Clay

Irving Wm. J., Irving Bakery, NE cor Lick Alley
and Ecker

Irwin Ann E. Mrs. dress-maker, 396 Stockton

Irwin George H. cigars, dwl 296 Stockton

Irwin James, manager Pacific Club, 161 Com

Irwin William, clerk, NE cor Kearny and Wash

Isaac Aaron, hand-cartman, dwl 27 Jessie

Isaac Albert, tailor, 203 Kearny

Isaac Benjamin, dwl Hartman Place, bet Green-
wich and Lombard

Isaac Marcus, peddler, dwl Adler nr Dupont

Isaac Michael, tailor, 85 Bush

Isaac Morris, tailor, 36 Montgomery

Isaac Wolf, express-wagon, dwl NW cor Geary
and Dupont

Isaacs Benjamin, book-keeper, 118 Sacramento

Isaacs Charles, dwl 127 Dupont

Isaacs Frank, bds St. Nicholas

Isaacs Henry J. liquor-saloon, SE cor Sacra-
mento and Battery
Isaacs John, bds NE cor Market and Sansome
Isaacs Joseph, stationery, 131 San, res Oakland
Isaacs Morris, boots and shoes, 2624^ Dupont
Isaacs S. 59 and 60 Washington Market
Isaacs Samuel, peddler, dwl E s Virginia bet

Pacific and Jackson
Isenring Charles, ( Oliver & /.) dwl cor St. Mark

Place and Kearny
Israel Jacob, dwl E s Virginia
Israeli H. C. assistant book-keeper, P. M. S. S.

Co. bds Hotel International
Itgen John, {Seekamp & Co.) dwl cor Bush and

Sansome
Ityen {Charles) & Dettman {Henry) groceries, SE

cor Bush and Sansome
Ivan Joseph, harness-maker, bds cor California

and Sansome
Iverger Benjamin, {H. Hoesch & Co.) dwl 168

Clay
Ivers Richard, agent and broker, 59 and 61

Sansome, dwl S s Union nr Montgomery
Ives George, clerk, with J. M. Strobridge & Co.

dwl S 3 Green nr Stockton
Ives P. T. bds What Cheer House
Ivey Wm. porter, Samuel Price & Co. dwl S s

Sherwood Place nr Third
Ivory Patrick, cabinet-maker, with J. G. Clark

& Co. dwl Clinton Temperance House

Jack John C. importer liquors, 175 Sansome, bds

Plaza Hotel
Jacko Jacob, matress-maker, dwl S s Pacific

bet Stockton and Powell
Jackson Andrew, foreman, with Fisher & Co.

dwl E s Mont bet Green and Vallejo
Jackson Anthony, coachman, J. C. Palmer, dwl

359 Stockton
Jackson Archibald, (colored) dwl 295 Pacific
Jackson Benjamin, job-wagon, dwl S s Green

nr Stockton
Jackson Charles, manufacturer of vinegar, dwl

N s Vallejo nr Stockton
Jackson Emanuel, merchant, dwl Ss Clementina

bet First and Second
Jackson Francis W. English Ale Saloon, 150

California
Jackson James, bar-keeper, Ivy Green Saloon,

dwl 104 Merchant
Jackson James, (colored) bar-keeper, 252 Pacific
Jackson John A. (colored) dwl 132 Broadway
Jackson Joseph, merchant, dwl SE cor Sacra-
mento and Brooklyn Place
Jackson Robert, bds NE cor Oregon and Davis
Jackson Warrow (colored) laborer, dwl S s Jes-
sie bet First and Second
Jackson William, bds Columbia House, Stewart
Jackson Wm. (colored) dwl S s Fella Alley bet

Bush and Pine, Stockton and Powell
Jacob Abraham, clerk, 59 Sacramento
Jacob J. clothing, Pacific nr Front
Jacob Michel boot-maker, W s Sansome nr

Washington
Jacob Morris, cap-maker, dwl 18 Jackson

SAN FRANCISCO [J] DIRECTORY.

159

Jacobs A. dwl S s Jackson nr Druinm

Jacobs Aaron, glazier, dwl E s Ilassette Place

No. 2 nr Sutter
Jacobs, Abraliam & Co. ( Wolf Reinsch) cap-ma-
kers, 79 Montgomery
Jacobs Isaac, clothing. 22 First
Jacobs J. capt sclir Ellen Maria, Clay St. "Wharf
Jacobs James R. watchman, C. H. dwl 8 Green
Jacobs Joseph, tailor, 325 Dupont
Jacobs Lewis, clerk. 73 Commercial
Jacobs M. boot-maker, 143 Sansome
Jacobs Nathan M. agent, dwl 27 Second
Jacobs N. B. with Tbacher t Co. 137 Clay
Jacobs Oliver, tailor, dwl NW cor Harlan Place

and Dupont
Jacobs Pefer, grocer. Mason bet Lombard and

Greenwich
Jacobs S. L. <fc Co. {Jacob Goldsmith) imps dry
goods and clothing, 70 Cal, dwl SW cor Sac-
ramento and Taylor
Jacobs Solomon, dry goods, 307 Stockton
Jacobs W. bds Hillman's Temperance House
Jacobsohn Raphael, butcher, dwl S s Post bet

Dupont and Stockton
Jacobson C. capt sclir J. P. Haven, Pacific St.

AVharf
Jacobson Christian A. dwl 144 Mission
Jacobson Julias, porter, 46 Front
Jacoby Jacob, tailor, dwl SW cor Dupont and

Harlan Place
Jacoby {Louis) & Bremmerraan {Henry) whole-
sale dealers native wine, 86 Montgomery
Jacoby Samuel, clerk, dwl 48 St. Mark's Place
Jacquelin E. H. way-bill dep't. Freeman & Co.'s

Express?, dwl 236 Washington
Jacques Joseph (colored) boot-black, Merchant

nr Kearny
Jaeck Adam, butcher, dwl N 3 Green bet Pow-
ell and Stockton, rear
Jaffe Jacob, cloaks and mantillas, 141 Sac
Jaffes Louis {Leowenberg & Co.) 55 Sansome
Jahu Gustav, bar-keeper, 123 Sacramento
James Charles A. book-keeper, Tremont House
James E. L. messenger, Wells, Fargo & Co.
James Stephen, tinware and stoves, 122 San
James T. wheelwright, with P. Hunt & Co. dwl

SE cor Ritch and Folsom
James Wm. S. butcher, Cable Market, 365 Stock-
ton, dwl W 8 Powell nr Jackson
James Wm. T. butcher, S s Jackson nr Davis
Jameson Wm. porter, 115 Clay
Jamison C. C clerk, dwl Brenham Place nr Clay
Jamison Henry A. blacksmith, at 67 Pine
Jamison John, express wagon, dwl S s O'Farrell

bet Powell and Mason
Jamison T. S. cook, Railroad House
JANES HENRY B. superinten't public schools
office City Hall, dwl N s Virginia Place nr
Dupont bet California and Pine
JANES (£/b?-ace jf.) LAKE {Delos) <fc BOYD
(James T.) attorneys at law, 8, 9, 10 and 11
Wells' Building, dwl South Park
Janes J. L. Tehama House
Janke Chas. A. proptr Turn Yerein Hall, dwl N

s Bush bet Stockton and Powell
Janke Chas. F. farmer, bds with C. A, Janke
Janowitz Simon, hand-cartman, 71 California,
dwl 156 Pacific

Jan8on(C. ^.) Bond {Chas. W.) & Co. {Albert

Miller and D. W. JIak) importers and job-
bers dry goods, 95 Battery cor Clay
Janson George, 114 Washington
Jantzen Frederick, crockery, 67 Kearny
Jantzen John H. clerk, with Wm. Nelson, Mis-
sion St. Wharf
Janus Oscar, saloon, NE cor Dolores and Center
Jaquermot L. carpenter, dwl Post bet Jones and

Taylor
Jaquillard Andrew, waiter, 202 Washington
JARBOE JOHN R. atty at law, 101 Merchant,

bds Carswell House
Jaretzky Martz, dwl N s Broadway bet Stockton

and Dupont
Jarrett Thomas, liquor-saloon, S s Jack nr Davis
Jarvis F. bds What Cheer House
Jaudin E. {Kennedy & J.) dwl cor Mason and

Jackson
Jaujou Loui.s, carpenter, cor Pacific and Jackson
Jaurnee John M. dwl Kearny bet Bush and Pine
Jay Charles E. tanner, dwl 99 Pine
Jeffress John T. refiner. Pacific Sugar Refinery,

dwl N s Folsom bet Harris and Simmons
Jeffrey Robert H. stevedore, dwl N s Clementina

bet First and Second
Jeffreys Patrick, laborer, dwl 41 Minnie
Jefls James M. fruit-dealer, cor Clay and Mont-
gomery, dwl cor Filbert and Leavenworth
Jefts Stillman S. engineer, dwl Leavenworth bet

Filbert and Greenwich
Jefferson Royal L. {Bunker & Co.) dwl NW cor

Powell and Bush
Jefferson Thomas, ship- carpenter, Rincon Point,

bds 46 Sansome
Jehu Nathaniel L. policeman, dwl S s Green nr

Kearny
Jeizk Adam, butcher, S s Broadway nr Sansome,

dwl N s Green nr Powell
JELLINGS EDWARD, liquors, NE cor Sansome

and Halleck, dwl cor Sacramento and San
Jenkins Ignatius S. dwl N s Greennr Stockton
Jenkins James H. newspaper-agent, bds with M.

A. H. Pettit
Jenkins James W. mining, dwl N s Folsom bet

First and Second
Jenkins John, dry-goods, E s Dupont nr Bdy
Jenkins John R. engineer, dwl SW cor Mission

and Jane
Jenkins Kate Mrs. dwl N s Jessie bet Second

and Third
Jenkins William, porter, SE cor Sacramento and

Leidesdorfi" up stairs
Jenkins William, machinist. Union Foundry
Jenner William A. dwl N s Mission bet Johnston

and Price
Jennings Charles B. clerk, cor Front and Jackson
Jennings David A. {Fordham J. & Co.), dwl S s

Jackson nr Taylor
Jennings Elisha E. tailor, with Mansfield & Wood,

dwl SE cor Green and Stockton
Jennings James A. barber, 217 Kearny
Jennings J. 0. salesman, Quincy Hall, 149 Wash
Jennings {Oliver B.) & Brewster {Benjamin),

imps clothing, 72 Battery, dwl Essex Place

bet First and Second
Jennings Thos. with Fonda & Gray, dwl N s

Folsom" bet Second and Third

160

SAN FRANCISCO [J] DIRECTORY.

Jenny B. dwl 376 Powell, rear

Jouny Enoch S. watchman, dwl NW cor Folsom

and Third
Jensen Louise (widow), dwl N 8 Jessie bet Sec-
ond and Third
Jensen T. C. cooper, "W s Second bet Natoma

and Howard
Jeorifren Mark, laborer, dwl 36 Commercial
Jero Stephen, drayman, dwl S s Bdy nr Kearny
Jeromecook Alexander, butcher, with Garwood

& Ambrose, bds Niantic Hotel
Jesper Samson, bds Columbia House, Stewart
Jessup Andrew J. engineer, at Bovee & Co.'s,

dwl W s Kearny nr Green
Jessup (.4. Jl) & Merrill {R. A.), hardware and

crockery, 36 Clay
Jessup Richard M. vice-prest Cal. S. N. Co. office

NE cor Front and Jackson, dwl 212 Wash
Jessup W. Henr}', carpenter, dwl SE cor Folsom

and Brown
Jewett Alpha C. wood-sawyer, bda Isthmus H.
Jeweit William S. portrait-painter, 166 Clay, dwl

cor Clay and Stockton
Jillard M. Mrs. boarding, E s Drumm bet Jackson

and Pacific
Jimerson John, quartz-miner, dwl W s Kearny

bet Vallejo and Green
Jiuner Joseph, watchman, bda Clinton Tempe-
rance House
Joaclimen M. pianist, dwl SW cor Commercial

and Kearny
Job Peter, saloon and restaurant, 211 Wash
Jobson Charles P. {Ayers & Co.), dwl Harris

Hou.«e, Pine
JOBSON DAVID, dwl Powell bet Filbert and

Union
Johanning Lewis, millinery, dwl Price nr Folsom
Johanning Louis, tinsmith, at 92 Clay, bds What

Cheer House
John Thomas, carpenter, dwl Greenwich bet

Dupont and Stockton
Johns Edward, melter, with S. Molitor & Co.

. dwl 396 Powell
Johns Elizabeth D. Mrs. dwl N s Green nr Stock
Johns Thomas D. bds 280 Stockton
Johns William M. book-keeper, Bay City Brew-
ery, bds 8 HarUie Place
Johnson {A.) & Kelsey {E. Hervey), Milkman's

Exchange 125 Kearny, dwl Bush
Johnson Aaron {Canfidd, Fierson & Co.) dwl

Mason bet Bush and Sutter
Johnson Abraham, fireman, Tehama House
Johnson Abram, tailor, dwl N s Stevenson bet

First and Second
Johnson Albert, dwl S s Bush bet Stockton and

Dupont
Johnson Andrew (colored), cook, dwl 218 Stock
Johnson Arthur, laborer, dwl NE cor Post and

Dupont
Johnson Benjamin H. miner, dwl 12 Virginia
Johnson Bridget, washing, dwl Sacramento near

Drumm
Johnson Charles, packing boxes, SE cor Sacra-
mento and Battery
Johnson Charles, laborer, S. F. Sugar Refinery,

bds N s Folsom nr toll-gate
Johnson Charles B. clerk, bds 280 Stockton
Johnson Charles E. clerk, dwl 280 Stockton

Johnson Charles E. Mrs. boarding, 280 Stockton
Johnson Charles J. SI*] cor Jackson and Dupont
Johnson Daniel, molder, dwl 4 Central Place
Johnson Daniel, 35 Front, bds California Hotel

cor Commercial and Dupont
Johnson Eben, milk-ranch, Presidio Road nr

La gun a
Johnson Edward (colored), with Lester & Gibbs
Johnson E. J. Mrs. 156 Sacramento, up stairs
Joh.nson Elihu, ntty at law, 101 Merchant
Johnson Eliza Mrs. dwl S s Vallejo nr Stockton
Johnson Elizabeth, (widow), dwl W s Scotland,

bet Greenwich and Filbert
Johnson G. capt sloop S. K. Bowen, Clay St.

Wharf
Johnson George, with F. S. Ellmaker, dwl Bay

State Row
Johnson George, miner, bds SE cor Bush and

San some
JOHNSON GEORGE C. & CO. {Geo. W. GMs),

imps iron and steel, 36 and 38 Battery and

consul for Norway, Sweden and Denmark,

dwl South Park
Johnson George H. photographic and ambrotype

gallery, 185 Clay
Johnson George W. mate, stmp John L. Stephens

dwl W s Mason bet Jackson and Pacific
Johnson H. Rev. pastor Olive Branch Church cor

Jane and Minnie
Johnson Harriet Miss, (colored), dwl 291 Pacific
Johnson Harriet L. Miss, adjuster, U. S. Branch

Mint, dwl Clay nr Powell
Johnson Harry, planer, bds SE cor Sacramento

and Davis
Johnson Henry, engineer, dwl S s Sherwood PI

bet Second and Third
Johnson Henry, dancing-master, dwl NW cor

Clay and Dupont
Johnson Henry, seaman, dwl NW cor Green

and Calhoun
Johnson Henry, special police, dwl S s Yallejo

near Stockton
JOHNSON HENRY & CO. {Edward Hall), imps

drugs 146 Washington, dwl 280 Stockton
Johnson J. imp milllinery and fancy goods, 81

California, dwl 156 Sacramento
Johnson Jacob, watch-maker, SW cor First and

Stevenson
Johnson (James B), & Young {Thomas D.),

millwrights and engineers, 56 First
JOHNSON J. C. & CO. imps harness, etc. 130

Sansome, dwl S s Washington nr Mason
Johnson J. J. bds at Railroad House
Johnson J. M. coal, cor Battery and Oregon, dwl

Yerba Buena bet Clay and Sacramento
Johnson J. N. bds E s Yerba Buena bet Sacra-
mento and Clay
Johnson John, steward, dwl cor Green and

Reed's Place
Johnson John, clerk, for Cord Pope, 92 Dupont
Johnson John Lewis (colored), boarding, NE

cor Virginia and Washington
Johnson John M. 130 Sansome, dwl S s Wash-
ington nr Mason
Johnson John S. special police, dwl Union bet

Kearny and Dupont
Johnson Olivia B. (widow) dwl S s St. Mark's
I Place bet Dupont and Kearny

SAN FRANCISCO [ J ] DIRECTORY.

101

Johnson Kacey W. (colored) barber, 41 Kearny,
dwl Selina Place bet Dupont and Stockton

Johnson Louis, seaman, bds Contra Costa House,
East nr Jackson

Johnson Melville, printer, Pacific Methodist, dwl
California above Stockton

Johnson Orrick, livery-stable, 104 and 106 Kear-
ny, dwl 237 Clay

Johnson P. capt schr Liz. Shea, Washington St.
Wharf

Johnson (P.) & Gunning (James) saloon, cor East
and Merchant

Johnson Patrick, laborer, dwl rear of Willows
bet Guerrero and Valencia

John.''on P. D. dwl Drumtn nr Washington

Johnson Peter, cofl'ee-stand, corner Washington
and East

Johnson Peter, cooper, with Baker & Cutting

Johnson Peter, porter, GrifSng's Warehouse, dwl
W s Baldwin Court between Folsom and
Howard

Johnson Peter, special policeman

Johnson (Peter F.) & Smith (//. M.) saloon, N s
Everett bet Third and Fourth

Johnson P. F. teacher languages, 13 Kearny

Johnson Pierce R. Venetian Blind Manufactory,
84 Bush

Johnson Robert C. book-keeper, with George C.
Johnson & Co. bds with Geo. C. Johnson

Johnson Samuel, laborer, dwl 16 Sacramento

Johnson Samuel M. with Walter & Tompkins,
dwl 144 Washington

JOHNSON (Sidn&y L.) & ROSE (Julius K.) at-
torneys at law, 137 Montgomery, dwl S s
Turk bet Ma.son and Taylor

Johnson Simeon S. house-builder, dwl W s St.
Ann bet Eddy and Ellis

Johnson S. M. weigher and measurer, Custom
House

Johnson S. S. (Charles Clayton & Co.) resides
Santa Clara

Johnson Thomas, bds 109 Sacramento

Johnson Thomas, butcher, NE cor Second and
Stevenson, dwl S s Stevenson bet First and
Second

Johnson Thomas, dwl 247^ Kearny

Johnson T. J. carpenter, dwl 4 Brown's PI, rear

Johnson T. Rogers, regalia manufacturer and
Grand Secretary Grand Lodge I. 0. 0. F.
184 Montgomery, dwl Grove nr Van Ness
Avenue

Johnson William, baker, dwl NE cor Broadway
and Stockton

Johnson William, butcher, with August Frank.
NW cor Third and Folsom

Johnson William, cabinet-maker, dwl 183 Cal

Johnson William, porter, dwl cor Broadway and
Battery

Johnson William H. paper-carrier, Alta Califor-
nia, dwl NW cor Greenwich and Mont

Johnston Charles H. C. longshoreman, dwl NE
cor Alta and Montgomery

JOHNSTON GEORGE PEN, U. S. Commis-
sioner, clerk U. S. Circuit Court, 6 U. S.
Court Building, and associate editor Na-
tional, bds with W. H. Chevers

Johnston Henry James, stm Cortes, dwl SW cor
Vallejo and Florence

Johnston James, 1 87 Washington
Johnston James W. dwl Mi.ssion Road nr Bridge
Johnston (James) & Reay (A.W.) tinners, plumb-
ers and stove-dealers, 41 Buttery, dwl E s

Montgomery, bet Bush and Sutter
Johnston Jeremiah, fruits, dwl 122 Jackson
Johnston John, clerk, cor Mont and Vallejo
Johnston John, carpenter, dwl Filbert bet Kearny

and Dupont
Johnston John & Co. lumber, SW cor Market

and Stewart
Johnston John H. (Rohrs & J.) dwl Stockton

nr Filbert
Johnston Sarah Mrs. furnished rooms, 211 Clay
Johnston Theophilus, carpenter, dwl S s Bush

bet Taylor and Jones
Johnston Thomas J. clerk, with J. J. Felt, bds

Railroad House
Johnston W. B. (J. P. Haven & W. B. J.) dwl

Essex nr Folsom
Johnston William, boot-maker, dwl N s Folsom

bet First and Second
JOICE ERASTUS V. notary public, and agent

Suisun steamers, NE corner Battery and

Washington, dwl 205 Stockton
Joinct Victor, machinist, Leidesdorflf bet Clay

and Commercial
Jollifife William H. pilot, cor Davis and Vallejo
Jolobois J. B. dwl Stockton nr Filbert, rear
Jonas Isaac A. jeweler, 43 Pacific
Jones Alexander, laborer, bds 19 Jackson
Jones Annie Mrs. (colored) dwl NW cor Stock-
ton and Sacramento
Jones Augustus D. printer, dwl cor Union and

Cadel's Alley
Jones Avonia Miss, tragedienne, Maguire's Opera

House, bds Oriental Hotel
Jones Catherine (widow) dwl N s Fuller bet

Webb and Kearny
Jones Charles A. taxidermist, bds W s Powell,

bet Jack.son and Pacific
Jones Charles C. broker, 71 Front, dwl N sBush

bet Mason and Taylor
Jones Charles J. machine sewing, bds What

Cheer House
Jones Charles F. machinist, boards with Gardner

Elliot
JONES CYRUS W. book-keeper, SE cor Front

and Washington, dwl E s Powell bet Sutter

and Bush
JONES (David) WOOLL (John) & SUTHER-

LAND (Edwin), gilders, 82 Montgomer)-,

dwl 121 Pine (see advertisement)
Jones (David) & Co. ( G. T. Boulden) proprietors

Eagle Hotel, W s Beale between Folsom and

Harrison /

Jones {David R) & Co. (John Mills anfl John

Franklin) manufacturers redwood lumber,

pier 10 Stewart, dwl E s Pollard bet Kear-
ny and Dupont
Jones E. bds What Cheer House
Jones Edmond, bds Columbia House, Stewart
Jones Edward, real estate agent, dwl 204 Clay
Jones Edward, molder, bds 8 Natoma
Jones Edward, melter, with S. Molitor & Co. dwl

Powell bet Union and Greenwich
Jones Edward, attorney at law, 204 Clay, dwl S

s Howard bet Fourth and Fifth

162

SAN FRANCISCO [J] DIRECTORY.

Jones Edward D. painter, dwl Confederation H.
JONES (Etiai U.) TOBIN (Thovms) & CO.

(M. E. Tobin) importers of laces, hosiery

and fancy poods, NE cor Sansome and Sac-
ramento, dwl 271 Stockton
Jones Evan A. porter, 54 Front
Jones Francis, cook. Ball's Saloon, dwl SE cor

Merchant and ilontgomery
JONES FRANKLIN L. house and sign painter,

190 Clay, dwl 180 Jackson
Jones Frederick E. with H. McNally. dwl N 8

Bush bet Taylor and Mason
Jones Frederick \V. machinist, Pacific Foundry,

dwl W s Fourth bet Howard and Mission
Jones Geo. waiter, dwl 3 Central Place
Jones Geo. E. store-keeper, Golden Age, dwl 12

Harlan Place
Jones Geo. W. lumber surveyor, dwl 111 Kearny
Jones Geo. "W. A. salesman, with C. Morrill,

bds "V\'hat Cheer House
Jones Gideon C. {Truett, J. & Arrington) dwl

NE cor Minnie and Second
Jones Harrison, saddles and harness, 84 Kearny,

dwl 104 Dupont
Jones H. B. rancho, dwl 17 Kearny
Jones James, dwl S s Riley bet Taylor and Jones
Jones James, commission merchant, 140 Davis
Jones James, (colored) dwl Miles Place nr Sac
Jones James J. agricultural implements, dwl S

s Vallejo bet Mason and Taylor
Jones James S. carpenter, SW cor "Waverley

Place and Washington
JONES JAMES T. wines and liquors, 132 Cal
Jones J. J. carpenter, Davis nr California
Jones John, commission merchant, 48 California,

up stairs, dwl S s Jackson bet Powell and

Mason
Jones John, boot-maker, cor Pacific and San-
some, dwl Vallejo bet Mont and Sansomo
Jones John, (colored) dwl 4 Virginia Place
Jones {JoM) & Co. {Eldridge G. Cook and Albert

Basse) groceries and liquors, SW cor First

and Howard
Jones Joseph, dwl NW cor Stockton and Pacific
Jones Joseph, hostler, with P. Hunt & Co.
Jones Joseph, dwl 5 Varenne Place
Jones Joseph D. brick-layer, dwl Francisco nr

Bay
Jones Joseph H. (Hazeltine & J.) dwl 135 Wash
Jones M. bds Benton House
Jones Martha Mrs. furnished rooms, 154 Cal
Jones Melinda Mrs. comedienne, Maguire's Opera

House, bds Oriental Hotel
Jones Patrick, ship-carpenter, bds with Mrs.

Catharine Jones
Jones Peter, shipwright, dwl SE cor Rincou and

Main
Jones Robert, calker, dwl with Moses Chinmark
Jones Robert, waiter. Oriental Hotel
Jones Samuel D. merchant, dwl N s Minnie bet

Second and Third
Jones S. D. salesman, 98 and 100 Commercial,

dwl Minnie bet First and Second
JONES {Simeon L.) & BENDIXEN, {George L

J. Bendixen and W. M. Rundell) auctioneers,

61 and 63 California, dwl E s Fremont bet

Folsom and Harrison
Jones Thomas, furniture, N s Pacific nr Front

Jones Thomas, (colored) liquors, S s Broadway

nr Dupont
Jones Wm. B. &. Co. merchants, 79 Front, bds

Brannan House, cor Bush and Sansome
Jones ( William H. ) & Co. {Samuel Daniels), stoves

and tinware, cor Third and Folsom
Jones Wm. M. store-keeper, warehouse dept C.

H. dwl W s Taylor bet Jackson and Wash
Joost Fabien {Joost & Brother) dwl SW cor How-
ard and Third
Joost Tonjes, groceries and liquors, 90 Pine, cor

Leidesdorff
Joost (Tonjes) & Brother (Fabien) groceries, SW

cor Howard and Third, dwl NE cor Leides-
dorff and Pine
Jordan A. P. {Davis & J.) res Santa Cruz
Jordan Auguste, jeweler, dwl 14 Vallejo
Jordan Charles G. carpenter, dwl NE cor Trinity

and Sutter
Jordan Dennis, builder, dwl 52 St. Mark Place
Jordan Jas. hair-dresser, at Montgomery Baths,

dwl NW cor California and Stockton
Jordan James & Co. liquor-saloon, SE cor Front

and Commercial, bds What Cheer House
Jordan Judith, (widow) dwl W s Stockton bet

Greenwich and Lombard
Jordan Morris, jewelry, 165 Montgomery, dwl

177 Washington
Jordan P. (colored) hand-eartman, E s Pinkney

Place bet Kearny and Hinkley
Jordan Rudolf, {Joseph Frank & Co.) dwl Second

op South Park
Jorgensen Jacob E. plumber and tinsmith, 57

Montgomery
Jorres George, carpenter, dwl Bailey's Alley nr

Bush
Jorre.s Wm. carpenter, dwl E s Stockton, bet

Greenwich and Lombard
Joseph B. merchant, bds St. Nicholas
Joseph Elisha, dwl S s Union nr Montgomery
Joseph J. B. (Joseph Brothers) dwl 149 Mont
JOSEPH BROTHERS, (L. B. & J. B. J.)

watches, diamonds, jewelry, etc. 149 Mont
Joseph Michael J. cigar-maker, at 198 Kearny,

dwl 14 First
Josephs John, laborer, dwl S s Stevenson bet

First and Second
Josephi Isaac S. importer watches, jewelry, etc.

177 Washington, dwl cor Kearny and Clay
Josselyn Freeman M. dwl with Geo. M. Josselyn
JOSSELYN G. M. & CO. (George 0. Fairfield)

ship chandlers, Market nr Stewart, dwl N s

Folsom nr First
Josselyn Joseph H. physician, office NE cor

Montgomery and California, dwl N s Fol-
som bet Wood and Brown
Josselyn Wm. capt schooner Mount Vernon,

Washington Street Wharf
Josserand Pierre, barber, N s Pacific nr Stock
Jost Edward N. cigars, SE cor Front and Com
Jouine John M. carpenter, dwl 19 Kearny
Jourden Wm. B. real estate, dwl S a Clementina

bet First and Second
Joy Edwin F. w-aterman, dwl SW cor Powell

and Washington
Joy Hartford, dwl Taylor bet Green and Union
Joy Reuben M. waterman, dwl W s Taylor, bet

Jackson and Pacific

SAN FRANCISCO [K] DIRECTORY.

163

Joy Robert B. waterman, dwl W s Taylor bet

Jackson and Pacific
Joyce Martin, laborer, dwl near Mission Street

Bridjre
Jovce Robert, waiter, "What Cliecr House
Joynt William. (Ewald & Co.) dwl 238 Clay
Judab Benjamin, (colored) barHer, dwelling S s

Broadway bet Kearny and Pupont
Judd K. 0. printer. 111 Washington, dwl "Vin-
cent near Union
Judd W. E. ship-joiner, bds Manhattan House
Judevine A.broom-maker,Sacramento, nr Druram
Judge Henry, harness-maker, at 82 Battery
Judge Thomas, waiter. What Cheer House
Judson Charles C. with Farmer, Chase & Co. bds

First Avenue bet Valencia and Mission
Judson Egbert, (Farmer, Chase & Co.) dwl First

Avenue bet Mission and Valencia
Judson James, dwl First Avenue bet Mission

and Valencia
Jugenski Benjamin, (Broum & J.) dwl 75 Kearny
Jugnet Antoine, French boarding house, SE cor

Kearny and Fuller's Alley
Jules Jean, sausnge-raaker, dwl 63 Merchant
Jules Marie Madame, seamstress, 39 Kearny
Julidz Herman, Globe Hotel, 243 and 245 Dupont
Jullion Jean B. blacksmith. 111 Kearny
Juugcurt Theodore, druggist, dwl 101 Kearny
Jungermann Julius L. watch-maker and jeweler,

97 Sansome, dwl N s Mission bet Second

and Third
Jurgens Behrend, groceries and liquors, NW cor

Pine and Kearny
Jury John, watch-case polisher, with P. Gian-

nini, dwl Mission
Just Herman, bar-keeper, dwl 56 Kearny
Just St. boarding, 298 Stockton
JUSTH E. assayer and refiner, 108 Battery, dwl

109 Broadway

K ABLER Parks F. dwl N s Post bet Dupont and

Kearny
Kaeding Charles, junk, 44 Davis, dwl N 8 Post

above Powell
Kaeding Otto, laborer, bds with Charles Kaeding
Kaelitz Henry, painter, dwl 364 Powell
Kafka John, physician, office SW cor Kearny

and Pine
Kafka Lee F. harness-maker, at 84 Kearny, dwl

Lafayette Restaurant
Kahman George, (Ortmann & Co.) dwl NW cor

Post and Kearny
Kahn Aaron, merchant, dwl 223 Jackson
Kahn Hymann, porter, dwl 119 Bush
Kaindler Gustave, (Verdkr &, A'.) dwl SW cor

Stockton and Washington
Kale Thomas, hack driver, Plaza, dwl Mahon

Place bet Post and Geary
Kalischer Simon, cap-maker, 75 Montgomery
Kalish Arnold, cigars, S s Jackson nr East, bds

What Cheer House
Kalkhoft' Joseph, bar-keeper, corner Pacific and

Dupont
Kalmuk M. (Jfamlock & Co.) SW cor Battery

and Commercial

Kames James, cook, Alden's Dining Saloon, San
Kanary David, {Ilopjys k A'.) dwl Second
Kanary John, laborer, dwl N s St. Mark's Place

bet Dupont and Kearny
Kanary Martin, butcher, W 8 Second bet Natoroa

and Howard
Kane Bridget Mrs. boarding, 10 Sansome
Kane J. bds What Cheer House
Kane John bds 10 San.some
Kane John, laborer, Washington Market, dwl

N s Tehama bet Fourth and Fifth
Kane John, laborer, dwl 27 Jessie
Kane Michael, clerk, at Niantic Hotel
Kane Michael, carpenter, dwl N s Chestnut bet

Dupont and Stockton
Kane Michael. United States Appraisers Office,

dwl 323 Powell
Kane Owen, laborer, bds 39 Jackson
Kane Patrick, drayman, dwl S s Natoma bet

First and Second
Kane Sylvanus J. cooper, dwl W a Front near

Market
Kanine G. F. waterman, bds 18 Bush
Kanitz Moritz, cigars, 154 Montgomery, dwl 102

Merchant
Kanna Margaret C. Mrs. dress-maker, 86 Pacific
Kantfield John, shipping merchant, dwl E s Fre-
mont bet Folsom and Harrison
Kantz G. W, cabinet-maker, with J. G. Clark &

Co.
Kanzelmeier Frederick, boot and shoe-maker,

dwelling 90 Kearny
Kaplan Lewis, clerk, 82 Sacramento, boards

American Exchange
Karataus Marcus, cook, Bank Exchange, Mont-
gomery Block
Karly James, cooper, dwl S s Filbert bet Mont-
gomery and Sansome
Karr Andrew, laborer, dwl NE cor Union and

Kearny
Karsch Daniel, dwl N s Filbert bet Mason and

Powell
Karsch John D. clerk, 39 Commercial, dwelling

Filbert bet Powell and Mason
Kaskal M. manuf hats and caps, 143 Commercial
Kaskill Joseph, fruits. Pacific near Davis
Kassou Chester S. reporter, San Francisco Prices

Current, 128 Sansome
Kast F. X. boots and shoes, SE cor Sacramento

and Leidesdorff
Kastus Henry, cigars, SW cor Kearny and Pacific
Kattenhorn Albert, fruit-stand, 208 Washington
Katz Alexander, miller, Pioneer Flour Mills, S s

Market opposite Oriental Hotel
Katz Frederick, Jackson Market, 201 Jackson
Kaufi'mann William, musician, dwl 376 Powell,

rear
Kaunze John C. dwl N s Green bet Powell and

Stockton
Kavanagh George, proprietor Pioneer Bakery,

SW cor Geary and Dupont
Kay George B. vegetables, 11 New Market, bds

Keystone House
Kayes Martin, laborer, bds with G. W. Smith
Keaoh Wm. R. laborer, with P. A. Cook, Bush

nr Lone Mountain
Kean John, porter, 53 and 55 Front, dwl Geary
I bet Mason and Taylor

164

SAN FEANCISCO [K] DIRECTORY.

.rk

Kean Jolin, stage-driver, with P. Hunt & Co.
Keaue George, builder, dwl 228 Dupont
Keaue Joliii, carpenter and builder, dwl 228

Dupont
Keane Michael F. dwl E s Mason nr Broadway
Kearii John, gardener, cor Folsom and Fifth
Kearney Ann E. ilrs. ladies' hair drf.ssing saloon,

SE cor Second and Natonia
Kearney Jaraes, drayman, dwl E s Stockton nr

Washington
Kearney James, tailor, dwl Price opposite S. F.

Sugar Refinery
Kearney Jaraes M. plasterer, dwl Ss Mission bet

Second and Third
Kearney John, boatman, dwl Vallejo bet Mont-

gomerj'- and Sansome
Kearney John, carpenter, bds Half "Way House,

N s Folsom
Kearney Michael, bottler, SE cor Battery and

Jackson
Kearuish Edward, ship-carpenter, bds 13 Clem-
entina
Kearnish Thomas, ship-carpenter, bds 13 Clem-
entina
Kearns Bernard, sail-maker, bds with Michael

Fagan
Kearns Mathew, dwl "W s Mason nr Green
Keating Dennis, plasterer, dwl SE cor Sutter and

Powell
Keating Jas. P. (Brackett & K.) dwl 18 Natoma
Keating J. D. express-messenger, 83 Davis
Keating Patrick, laborer, dwl W s Jane bet Min-
nie and Mission
Keating Patrick, groceries and liquors, S s Ste-
venson bet First and Second
Keating Patrick, melter. Pacific Foundry, dwl N

s Minnie bet Second and Third
Keay Thomas F. fruits, 32 Montgomery
Kedien Patrick, plasterer, dwl E s Webb bet Cal-
ifornia and Sacramento
Kedly James, mason, bds 182 Pacific
Kee Chong (Chinese) washing, 53 Washington
Kee Sam (Chinese) merchant, 168 Sacramento
Kee Tsam (Chinese) merchant, 193 Sacramento
Keefe Cornelius, laborer, bds 90 Pine
Keefe Dennis, laborer, bds 5 Sacramento
Keefe James, laborer, Fort Point
Keefe Margaret (widow) washing, dwl N s Sut-
ter bet Kearny and Montgomery
Keefe Peter, blacksmith, with H. Casebolt & Co.
Keefe Timothy, boot-maker, NW cor Commercial

and Battery, bds Jackson Hotel, Clark
Keegan Bernard, drayman, 28 Clay
Keeler H. D. physician, 87 Commercial
Keeley Frank, clerk, SE cor Montgomery and Cal-
ifornia, dwl 22 Trinity
Keeley John, brick-layer, boards Benton House

Commercial
Keeling ( Wtstivard, colored) & Mortimer (Lewis
L. colored) vegetables, 166i Sansome, dwl
S s Union nr Dupont
Keelum 0. D. bds Niantic Hotel
Keenan Ann Mrs. dwl Union nr Dupont
Keenan Dennis, stone-mason, Fort Point
Keenan James, liquor and billiard-saloon, 161

Commercial
Keenan John, dwl E s Mason bet California and
Sacramento

Keenan M. bds Benton House

Keenan Mary Jane (widow) dwl E s Mason bet
Sacramento and California

Keenan Peter, laborer," at Commercial Nursery,
NW cor Folsom and Center

Keenan S. H. liquors, 143 Saueome

Keene John, cooper, dwl Geary bet Taylor and
Jones

Keening Antoine, boot-maker, 188 Washington

Keer John, syrup-boiler, S. F. Sugar Refinery,
dwl W s Harrison bet Simmons and Harris

Keesing Barnet, speculator, dwl 140 Bush

Kehoe Henry, milkman, bds N s Clary between
Ritch and Fourth

Kehoe John, metal-roofer, 154 San, dwl 14 Green

Kehoe Thomas, manager What Cheer Laundry,
cor Taylor and Geary

Kehrlein Valentine, painter, dwl SW cor Powell
and Post

Keifer Samuel M. registry-clerk, P. 0. dwl N s
Natoma bet Second and Third

Keightley M. Mrs. dress-maker, dwl N s Green
nr Stockton

Keil David, tinsmith, Commercial bet Kearny
and Dupont, bds 64 Montgomery

Keith David, carpenter, bds Columbia House,
Stewart

Keith John W. carpenter, dwl 3 Central Place

Keith Samuel D. machinist. Pacific Foundry, dwl
S s Jessie nr Third

KEITH WILLIAM H. & CO. chemists and
apothecaries, 137 Mont, dwl 276 Powell

Kellar A. F. printer, 151 Clay

Kellar Josiah, ( W. C. Talbot & Co.) resides Pa-
get Sound, W. T.

Keller Frederick, butcher. Pacific bet Montgom-
ery and Kearny

Keller Jacob, blacksmith, with Jos. Eckenroth

Keller Levi, clerk, 118 Sacramento, dwl 142 Bush

Keller Louis salesman, 74 Commercal dwl San-
some nr Market

Keller Luke, porter, SE cor Front and Washing-
ton, dwl with A. L. Edwards

Keller Michael, apprentice, Vulcan Iron Works

Kellet Charles, molder, Pacific Foundry, dwl N s
Sherwood Place bet Second and Third

Kellett Samuel, plasterer, S s Clementina near
Second

Kellett William F. plasterer, S s Clementina nr
Second, dwl N s Tehama nr Second

Kelletz M. Mrs. nurse, 30 St. Mark's Place

Kelley George, retortman, S. F. Gas Co.

Kelley James, porter, Empire Warehouse, dwl S s
Mission bet Second and Third

Kelley James M. carpenter, bds 89 Bush

Kelley Jeremiah bds with Mort. Sullivan

Kelley John, painter, dwl E s First bet Folsom
and Harrison

Kelley Joseph, porter, 116 California

Kelley Joseph, laborer, Union Foundry

Kelley Joseph, machinist, Vulcan Iron Works

Kelley Luke C. book-keeper, boards with Joshua
Barker

Kelley (Mary Mrs.) & McGowan (Bridget Mrs.)
vegetables and fruits, 23 and 24 Washington
Market, dwl Jessie bet First and Second

Kelley Patrick, plasterer, dwl S s Geary between
Stockton and Powell

SAN FRANCISCO [K] DIRECTORY.

165

Kellfoy Edward, blacksmilli, bds E s Battery nr

Pacitic
Kellilier Ann (widow) laundry, W a Mason, bet

Broiuhvay and Pacific
Kelling Henry {Meyer k K.) cor Clark and Davis
Keliner Augustus Rev. pastor Cierman M. E.

Church, dwl N s Broadway bet Stockton

and Powell
Kelhier Samuel, tailor, 60 Davis
Kellopg A. J. clerk, 108 Montgomery, dwl 125

Montgomery
Kellogg Albert, stereotyper, 159 Jackson, and

drugs cor Jackson & Kearny, dwl 239 Wash
Kellogg Charles A. clerk, E s Third bet Howard

and Folsora
Kellogg Charles W. clerk, with Flint, Peabody

& Co. dwl Essex bet Foisom and Harrison
Kellogg C. L. & Co. {Charles G. Smith) seeds,

tools, etc. Ill Sansome, dwl 215 Stockton
Kellogg C. W. salesman, 50 and 52 Front
Kellogg F. D. clerk, 62 Battery, bds 248 Powell
Kellogg George Hi {FHjit, Peabody & Co.) dwl E

s Essex bet Foisom and Harrison
Kellogg James, melter, 108 Montgomery
Kellogg James, book-keeper, with Bond & Hale,

dwl E s Stockt<m nr Pine
Kellogg J. H. 1st Lieutenant Wm. L. Marcy,

Custom House
KELLOGa {John G.) & HUMBERT {Augiistus)

assayers, 108 Montgomery, bds Union Club
KELLUM CHARLES D. builder, W s Webb bet

Sacramento and California, dwl Central Place

bet Kearny and Dupont
Kellum E. M. carpenter, 183 Montgomery, bds

89 Bush
Kelly Ambrose, driver, dwl 125 Pino
Kelly Arthur, lather, dwl N s Jessie bet First

and Second
Kelly Bernard, drayman, dwl Greenwich bet

Taylor and Mason
Kelly Bernard, laborer, bda W s Simmons near

Brannan
Kelly Bernard M. drayman, dwl with Arthur

Kelly
Kelly Charles, driver, dwl 125 Pine
Kelly Charles H. milk ranch, Presidio road near

Cottage House
Kelly Edw. A. door-keeper, U. S. Branch Mint
Kelly Ellen (widow) boarding, dwl N s Howard

bet Second and Third
KELLY EUGENE & CO. {Daniel T. Murphy,

Joseph A. Donohoe, Adam, Grant and Thos.

Breeze) importers and jobbers dry goods,

NW cor Sacramento and Sansome, res New

York (see advertisement)
Kelly Francis, cabman, dwl E s Powell bet Post

and Sutter
Kelly George, driver, dwl 125 Pine
Kelly Honora (widow) dwl SW cor Third and

Stevenson
Kelly I. shoe-maker, dwl E a Powell bet Fran-
cisco and Bay
Kelly James, dwl 315 Powell
Kelly James, cooper, dwl 13G Pine
Kelly James, cooper, dwl 37 Trinity
Kelly James, steward, St. Mary's Hospital, dwl

E s Powell nr Pacific
Kelly James, hostler. Wells, Fargo & Co.

Kelly James, liquors, dwl W B Trinity bet Bush
and Sutter

Kelly James, Boston House, corner Davis and
Chambers

Kelly James, English ale, 40 Webb

Kelly James, laborer, dwl S s Union nr Battery

Kelly James, porter, NW cor Cal and Davis

Kelly James, porter, dwl cor Sansome and Green

Kelly James C. barber, 190 Kearny

Kelly James 0. porter, 137 Clay

Kelly James R. painter, 28 California dwl corner
Ritch and Clary

Kelly James W. laborer, dwl 160 Kearny

Kelly James W. printer, Home Journal, dwl 82 i
fBush

Kelly John, (hostler, bds 18 Bush

Kelly John, -hostler, dwl 37 Trinity

Kelly John,dwl cor Powell and Sacramento

Kelly John, liquors, Davi-s, dwl 61 Broadway

Kelly John, blacksmith, at 104 Kearny

Kelly John,, carpenter, dwl E a Taylor bet Post
and Geary

Kelly John, hog-ranch, SE Brannan St. Bridge,
P6trero

Kelly John^fc^rpprietor, Brooklyn Hotel, cor
Broad\X^Hil Sansome

Kelly John H. boots an(^ shoes, E s Stockton nr
Broadway, dwl cor li'ranciscQ.and Powell

Kelly John H. dwl 77 Montgomery

Kelly John J. New York department, Wells,
Fargo & Co. dwl 148 California

Kelly John W. messenger, surveyor's depart-
ment. Custom House

Kelly Joseph, hostler, bds with Mrs. Ellen Kelly

Kelly Joseph, packer, dwl N s Mission bet Sec-
ond and Third

Kelly Joseph, porter, Niantic Hotel

Kelly Malech, laborer, dwl E a Ballot Alley bet
Broadway and Vallejo

Kelly Martin, laborer, dwl N a Sutter bet Mont-
gomery and Sansome

Kelly Margaret (widow) dwl 125 Pine

Kelly Mary (widow) 23 and 24 Washington Mar-
ket, dwl with Arthur Kelly

Kelly M. H. at 99 Front, dwl cor Dupont and
Vallejo

Kelly Michael, laborer, White's Stables, 129 Cal

Kelly Michael, machinist, bds with Charles Kellet

Kelly Michael W. 47 Commercial

Kelly Mortimer, hackman, bds Pacific near San

Kelly Narcissa (widow) dwl 77 Montgomery

Kelly Owen, laborer, White's Stables, 129 Cal

Kelly P. dwl 99 Front

Kelly Patrick, groceries, Ss Clementina bet First
and Second

Kelly Patrick, hostler, at E. Newland's Livery
Stable

Kelly Patrick, laborer. Fort Point

Kelly Patrick, laborer, dwl W s Battery nr Green

Kelly Patrick, laborer, dwl cor Green and Sparks

Kelly Patrick, plasterer, dwl S s Geary bet Stock-
ton and Powell

Kelly Patrick, porter, New Orleans Warehouse,
dwl Sansome nr Union

Kelly Peter, hog- ranch, SE Brannan St. Bridge,
Potrero

Kelly Richard, book-keeper, Sansome House, SW
cgr Battery and Vallejo

166

SAN FRANCISCO [K] DIRECTORY.

Kelly Ricliard, tailor, 17 Merchant, dwl corner

Union and Sansome
Kelly Rose (widow) dwl 37 Trinity
Kelly Samuel, livery-stable, 126 Pine
Kelly Sarah Mrs. groceries, cor San and Union
Kelly Tiieodore, cook, restaurant, Sullivan's Alley

ur Duponl
Kelly Thomas, laborer, 35 Battery-
Kelly Thomas, miner, dwl 125 Pine
Kelly Thomas, painter, bds 46 Sansome
Kelly Thos. shoe-maker, bds with S. C. Story

Third bet Market and Stevenson
Kelly (Thomas) & Wagner {WiUiam), cigars, W

s Davis nr Broadway, dwl Sutter bet Kear-
ny and Montgomery »
Kelly Tiios. M. H. painter, at 28 California, bds

Branch Hotel
Kelly Timothy, laborer, dwl W s Battery nr

Green
Kelly William, carpenter, dwl Tay bet Clay and

Sacramento
Kelly William, driver, bds Brooklyn Hotel
Kelly William, liquor-saloon, 186 Kearny
Kelly WilUam, seaman, dwl with W. H. Ellay
Kelly William, tailor, dwl 287 Pacipc
Kelly William F. boarding, B*w Battery near

Chambers
Kelly Zeno, keeper Montgomery Block, dwl 107

Mont Block
Kelsey & Co. wooden- ware, 77 and 79 Front
Kelsey, E. Hervey {Johnson & K.), dwl SW cor

Pacific and Powell
Kelsey George E. {R. T. Houston & Co.) dwl Clary

near Ritch
Kelsey Joseph, clerk, with Geo. M. Smith, dwl

173 Washington
Kelsey Melville & Co. 79 Front, dwl E s Powell

bet Sacramento and California
Kemmech Adolphe, varnisher, dwl E s Rassette

Place No. 2 nr Sutter
Kemp A. dwl N s Oregon nr Front
Kemp H. R. with French, Wilson & Co. dwl 115

Sacramento
Kemp John, laborer, dwl W s Gaines nr Union
Kendall Cyrus, carpenter, 14 Washington, dwl

12 Sansome
Kendall James K. musician, dwl 9 Stevenson
Kendall Jane Miss, N s Eddy bet Powell and

Mason
Kendall Jerome, carpenter, dwl Greenwich bet

Taylor and Jones
Kendall J. T. builder, dwl Filbert and Presidio R.
Kendall Ihomas, wharfinger. Pacific St. Wharfj

dwl cor Hodges' Place and Vallejo
Kendall Thomas, drayman, for A. W. Cudworth,

dwl Presidio Road
Kendall William, painter, bds 20 Sansome
Kendrick {Daniel) & Smith ( WillardM.), produce

commission merchant, 2 L Clay, dwl W s

Monroe bet Bu-sh and Pine
KENITZER HENRY, architect, 88 Montgomery

dsvl NE cor Natoma and Second
Kenkel August, gardener, bds N s Harrison bet

Fifth and Simmons
Kennard D. H. property-man, Lyceum, dwl S s

Clay op Brenham Place
Kennard George, drayman, 137 Front, dwl Mis-
sion nr Brown

Kennard James P. seaman, bds 32 Natoma
Kennedy {Mrs. Anne E.) & Whittemore (Benj.

F.), proptrs Sansome House, SW cor Battery

and Vallejo
Kennedy Bernard, carpenter, bds 89 Bush
Kennedy Bryan, laborer. Fort Point
Kennedy David, student medicine, with Dr. E.

S. Cooper
Kennedy Dennis, polisher, dwl 18 Bush
Kennedy Edward, plasterer, bds 46 Sansome
Kennedy [Edirard) &• Hopkins (Theron li.) Gen-

essee Flour Mills, Gold nr Sansome
Kennedy (Edward C.) & Bell (John), carpet-

Avarehouse, 105 Montomery, dwl 41 Kearny
Kennedy Eliza (widow), furnished rooms, N s

Clay nr Powell
Kennedy Francis, boarding.house, N s Broadway

bet Montgomery and Sansome
Kennedy Frank, liquor-saloon, 53 Leidesdorff
Kennedy ( George) & Jaudin (E.), flour, 120

Front, dwl 12 Minnie
Kennedy James, gardener, with J. Callahan, Pa-
cific nr cor Gough
Kennedy James, laborer, bds with Mrs. Mary

O'Brien
Kennedy James F. blacksmith, with P. Bonis,

dwl S s Berry, bet Mary Lane and Clara
Kennedy James S. butter, etc. 3 Washington

Market, dwl S s Union abv Taylor
Kennedy J. J. dwl Union bet Jones and Taylor
Kennedy J. O'B. clerk, with H. Cohn & Co.
Kennedy John, bds Pacific nr Sansome
Kennedy John, drayman, dwl Taylor bet Filbert

and Greenwich
Kennedy John, laborer, Fort Point
Kennedy John, laborer, dwl S s Stevenson bet

First and Second
Kennedy John, laborer, dwl 2 Quincy Place
Kennedy John, laborer, S. F. Sugar Refinery,

bds Folsom bet Harris and Simmons
Kennedy John, plasterer, dwl 219 California
Kennedy Joseph, barber, E s Stockton ur Pacific
Kennedy Kate Miss, asst teacher, grammar dept.

Market St. School, dwl N s Clay bet Powell

and Mason
Kennedy Lawrence, laborer, dwl NW cor Ecker

and Folsom
Kennedy Lizzie Miss, asst teacher grammar dept

Union St. School
Kennedy M. bds Benton House
Kennedy P. J. (Lynch & Co.), dwl N s Clay nr

Powell
Kennedy Stephen, dwl W a Mason bet Clay and

Sacramento
Kennedy Stephen J. compositor, Alta California
Kennedy Thomas, brick-layer, bds Leavenworth

bet Pacific and Broadway
Kennedy W. ( Van Dyke & K. ), dwl W s Dupont

bet Sacramento and California
KENNEDY WILLIAM, butter, cheese, bacon,

etc. 2 Washington Market, dwl 6 Geary
Kennely Mrs. (widow), dwl Leavenworth bet

Pacific and Broadway
Kennerson Elisha, carrier Bulletin, dwl S s Post

bet Dupont and Stockton
Kennerson John, newspaper-carrier, dwl S a

Post bet Dupont and Stockton
Kennerson Wm. engineer, dwl Chestnut nr San

SAN FRANCISCO [K] DIRECTORY.

167

Kenney Adolpb, engineer, stm Helen Hensley

Keiiney Anna T. (widow), furnished rooms, N s
Pine bet Dupont and Kearny

Kenney Henry, dwl S s O'Farrell bet MasoD and
Taylor

Kenney Isaac A. merchant, bds with Mrs. A. C.
Parker

Kenney James, cooper, S. F. Sugar Refinery, bds
with Mrs. R. Gibson, Front nr Market

Kenney James, gardener, with Leonidas Haskell,
Black Point

Kennev John, hack-driver, 12 St. Charles

KENNKY MICHAEL, agent Oregon Cider Co.
NE cor Jackson and Montgomery, dwl S s
Folsom bet Fremont and Beale

Kenney "\Vm. W. clerk, with Howe & Co. dwl
Minnie bet Second and Third

Kennovan B. cabinet-maker, at 182 Montgomery
dwl John nr Powell

Kennovan John, laborer, dwl S s Stevenson, bet
First and Second

Kenny George L. {H. II. Bancroft & Co.), dwl S
s California bet Powell and Stockton

Kenny J. gardener, with Dr. N. Thurston, Mis-
sion bet Sparks and Tracy

Kenny John, porter, with Wm. H. Keith & Co.

Kenny Michael, dwl S 8 Green bet Powell and
Stockton

Kenny Michael, with A. J. & D. Hutchinson,
Presidio Road

Kenny Michael, laborer, dwl N s Pacific bet Ma-
son and Taylor

Kensaley James, dwl SE cor Battery and Pacific

Kent Alvin S. upholsterer, bds Brooks House,
cor Pine and Sansome

KENT J. HORACE, editor and proptr Lyceum
News, off 129 Sansome, dwl Tehama House

Kent John (colored) boot-black, 121 Kearny, dwl
Simeon's Restaurant

Kent Samuel H. ship-joiner, Folsom St. "Wharf,
dwl with David Doran

Kent Tiiomas, jeweler, 169 Montgomery, dwl
S s California bet Mason and Taylor

Kenttieid John, packet agent, pier 10 Stewart,
dwl E 8 Fremont bet Folsom and Harrison

Kentzel James W. ice-wagon, dwl 42 Natoraa

KENTZEL AVILLIAM H. contractor. Am. Rus-
sian Com. Co. S s Broadway bet Front and
Davis, dwl 42 Naloma

Kenyon W. P. trader, dwl Branch Hotel, E s
Sansome bet Pine and Bush

Keonig Frank, boot-maker, 188 Washington

Keough Thomas, molder, dwl N s Jessie bet Sec-
ond and Third

KERBY (PairjcA;) BYRNE {Garret J.) & CO.
{Thomas Master son) imps fancy and staple
dry goods, 169 and 171 Clay, res N. York

Kerivan James, laborer, bds 182 Pacific

Kerlia Geo. B. cooper, dwl W s Second bet Min-
nie and Mission

Kerlin Rebecca Mrs. dry goods, "W s Second bet
Minnie and Mission

Kern Frederick, hostler, with James S. Taylor,
bds Albion, Montgomery

Kern John, gardener, dwl U. S. Nursery, E s
Fifth bet Folsom and Howard

Kern Martin, musician, dwl NW cor Dupont and
Vallejo

Kern Patrick, laborer, dwl S s Hinkley bet Kear-
ny and Dupont

Kernan John, cooper, dwl with Peter Johnson

Kernan Thomas, dwl with Peter Johnson, Bald-
win Court

Kerr Andrew, porter, dwl W s St. Vincent bet
Green and Union

Kerr Charles, butcher, bds cor Pacific and Leav

Kerr David, blacksmith, with H. Caseboldt <fc
Co.

Kerr David, U. S. Coast Survey, dwl Union Ho-
tel, Plaza

Kerr James H. printer, Alta California, dwl
Broadway nr Kearny

KERR JOSEPH W. wines and liquors, S"W cor
Kearny and Jackson

Kerr Martin, waiter. What Cheer House

Kerr Thomas, book-keeper, S. F. Sugar Refinery,
dwl W 8 Price bet Folsom and Harrison

Kerridan Patrick, dwl N s Com nr Drumm

Kerrigan Edward, drayman, dwl with John Ker-
rigan

Kerrigan John, street-grader, dwl S s Natoma
bet Second and Third

Kerrigan Michael Rev. assistant pastor, St. Ma-
ry's Cathedral, dwl rear of church

Kerrison Geo. D. with White and Wilson, Mer-
chant nr Battery

Kerrison Robert E. livery-stable, 114 California,
dwl W s Spring nr California

Kerstein L. bds What Cheer House

Kervan Thomas, carpenter, dwl E s Monroe bet
Bush and Pine

Kesmodel Frederick, cutler and surgical instru-
ment-maker, 185 Kearny

Kesseler Francis, marble-cutter, dwl 91 Mont-
gomery

Kesseler Joseph, marble-worker, dwl 91 Mont

Kessick Charles, plasterer, cor Pacific and Davis

Kessing John B. with John H. Kessing, bds Clin-
ton Temperance House

Kessing John F. merchant, 114 Clay, dwl S s
Vallejo bet Dupont and Stockton

Kessing John H, fish, 7 New Market, bds Frank-
lin House

Kester John H. farmer, bds with L. B. Kester

Kester Levi B. foreman. Turner Bros, dwl S s
Minnie bet Second and Third

Keuney I. A. quartz-worker, dwl Prospect Place
bet Pine and California

Keyes David, waiter, Metropolitan Hotel

Keyes I. A. carpenter, N s Green nr Stockton,
dwl 371 Stockton, rear

Keyes Orson PI. {Brackett & K.) dwl 155^ Mis-
sion

Keyes Rosina Mrs. liquor-saloon, 37 Mont

Keys George, produce com mcht, 32 Clay

Keys George, blacksmith, with Folsom & Ding-
ley, dwl 169 California

Keyser William, 139 Broadway

Keyt Abner C. agent, NE cor Washington and
Montgomery

Kibbe Millard, liquors, SE cor Montgomery and
Commercial, dwl N s John nr Mason

Kibbert Silas E. painter, with H. Casebolt & Co.

Kidder Susan (widow) dwl NW cor Pine and
Dupont

Kidon Martin, provisions, 81 i Davis

168

SAN FRANCISCO [K] DIBEdTORY.

Kiefer Barbara Mrs. shoes, 360 Stockton

Kieman Thomas, laborer, weigher's department,
Custom House

Kiernan Daniel, laborer, 100 Bush

Kiernan Eliza (widow) dwl N s Post bet Dupont
and Stockton

Kiernan John, marble-yard, NW cor Montgome-
ry and Summer, dwl E 3 Kearny bet Post
and Sutter

Kiernan Joseph, bar-keeper, NE cor Sac and
Leid, dwl Minnie bet Third and Fourth

Kiernan P. bds What Cheer House

Kiernan Philip, carpenter, dwl E 3 Third bet
Harrison and Bryant

Kiernan Thomas, dwl Salmon bet Paciflc* and
Broadway

Kieruen Thomas, gardener, with H. W. Halleck,
SW cor Folsom and Second

Kierulfl' J. K store-keeper, with Falkner, Bell &
Co. SW cor Battery and Union

Kilburn Oscar, auctioneer, dwl 180 Jackson

Kilduff Wm. M. engineer, stmp Sonora

Killaly Richard, mining-engineer, 176 Montgom-
ery, dwl SE cor Mont and California

Killday Bridget (widow) dwl E s St. Mary near
Pine

Killday Edward, laborer, White's Stables, 129
California

Killian Frederick, U. S. Arbor Hotel, Bush near
Lone Mountain

Killilea Bernard, grocer, cor Merchant and East,
dwl S s Green nr Montgomery

Killip James M. clerk, dwl 180 and 182 Com

Killpack John, laborer, dwl Tay bet Clay and Sac

Killpatrick F. furniture, bds Tremont House

Killpatrick George, tailor, Tehama House

Kimball A. G. dwl Sutter bet Jones and Taylor

KIMBALL CHARLES P. (Noisy Carrier Book
and Stationery Co.) 77 Commercial

KIMBALL ( George P.) & CO. ( Warren Kromeke)
carriage and wagon manufacturers, SW cor
Third and Market, dwl NW cor Third and
Mission

Kimball Hazen, gold refiner, dwl NW cor Jack-
son and Mason

Kimball Henry, {Bartling & K.) bds SW cor Post
and Dupont

Kimball James H. fireman, dwl 13 Albion Place

Kimball Solomon P. {K. & Knight) dwl E s Fre-
mont bet Folsom and Harrison

Kimball Theodore, carriage-painter, 14 Bush, dwl
N s Jackson nr Stockton

Kimball Thomas D. calker, bds 2 Belden's Block

Kimbell John, clerk, 51 Bush

Kimble Charles, foreman, with Logue & Skelly,
dwl with L. Wintringer

Kimman D. properties, Lyceum Theater

Kimmens Rachael Miss, milliner, 150 Sacramen-
to, up stairs

Kincaid Henry, ship-carpenter, dwl Stewart St
Market

Kincaid John E. builder, bds with George K.
Loughlin

Kinder Thomas, laborer, Cudworth's Soda Fac-
tory, Dupont bet Union and Larkin

King Aaron (Z. King & Brother) 7 1 Battery

King Andrew J. money-broker, 98 Merchant,
third floor

King Charles, seaman, dwl 305 Dupont
King C. S. Miss, assistant teacher primary de-
partment. Rincon School
King Eben T foreman pattern-shop, Pacific Foun-
dry, dwl Fremont nr Harrison
King Ellen Mrs. boarding. 18 Sansorae
King Ervin T. pattern-maker, dwl S 3 Harrison

bet First and Fremont
King G. M. clerk, SE cor Sansorae and Jackson
King Henry L. carpenter, Sansome nr Pacific, dwl

E s Powell nr Washington
King J. capt schr Sophie B., Clay Street Wharf
King James, farmer, dwl with T. Rhodes, SW

cor Second and Stevenson
King James of Wm. Mrs.(widow) dwl Ss Jackson

bet Stockton and Powell
King James C. clerk, at GrifiBng's Warehouse, cor

Battery and Filbert
King James L. broker, NW cor Montgomery and

Clay, dwl S s Jessie nr Annie
King J. C. clerk, dwl 39 Montgomery
King John M. blacksmith, Davis bet California

and Sacramento
King L. & Brother {Aaron King) importers cloth-
ing, etc. 71 Battery, dwl cor California and

Sansome
King M. dwl W s Mason bet Post and Geary
King Mark A. laborer, U. S. Branch Mint, dwl

10 Montgomery
King Mary Mrs. Broadway, nr Laguna
King Michael, Rev. assistant pastor St. Francis

Church, dwl N s Vallejo bet Stockton and

Dupont
King P. (Benoin, K. & Co.') 695 Sacramento
King Robert M. tinsmith, at 146 Clay, dwl cor

Pine and Sansome
King Samuel D. {Ransom & K) dwl NW comer

Fourth and Mission
King Samuel D. clerk, 35 California
King S. B. dwl NW cor Broadway and Mason
King Stephen T. with Wells, Fargo & Co. dwl

213 Sacramento
King Thomas, miner, dwl W s Ecker bet Folsom

and Clementina
King Thomas, teamster, bds with John Center,

NW cor Center and Folsom
King Wallace B. dwl W s Fourth bet Mission

and Howard
King William, seaman, dwl N s Yallejo between

Montgomery and Sansome
King William F. broker, dwl 144 Washington

room 6
King Wilson, pattern-maker. Pacific Foundry,

dwl with A. T. Kenney
Kingman William, molder, Yulcan Iron Worka
Kingsbury A. bds Benton House
Kingsbury Geo. W. drayrgau, dwl N 8 Mission

bet Price and Harris
Kingsbury {John) & Dodge {Arthur) proprietors

Franklin House, SW cor Bdy and Sansome
Kingsford John, bds Columbia House, Stewart
Kingaland Cornelius, comedian, Maguire's Opera

House, dwl N s Jackson nr Kearny
Kingsley Alfred, stevedore, dwl W 3 Battery nr

Greenwich
Kingsley Bernard, steward, Oriental Hotel, dw)

E 8 Rassette Place No. 1, nr Sutter
Kingsley E. W. (Z». Deeth & Co.) dwl 205 Clay

SAN FRAKCISCO [K] DIRECTORY.

169

Kiugston Henry, capt brig Consort, dwl N 8

Clementina bet Third and Fourth
Kingston John, bds Benton Ilouao
Kingwell M. bds Benton House
Kinney Iviward, carpenter, bds Bryant Place
Kinney John (colored) drnyman, cor Clay and

Sansome, bds Third nr Folsom
Kinney Levina Mrs. (colored) washing, dwl Fil-
bert nr Kearny
Kinney Simeon, bds with H. Lovejoy
Kiiinej' William, carpenter, dwl Bryant Place
Kinney William, driver, with Classen & Co. Pa-

cilic Soda Works
Kinnirt' Rosanah S. (widow) dwl W 8 Mason bet

Broadway and Pacific
Kinsberg 0. glazier, dwl cor Sacramento and East
Kinsman Charles W. carpenter, dwl N s Tehama

bet First and Second
Kinsman Franklin J. carpenter, dwl Ns Tehama

bet First and Second
Kinsman James, cooper, with B. D. Horr, bds

with Mrs. Campbell, cor Davis and Clay
Kinyon H. C. agent overland mail, dwl 9 (Jreen
Kinzell Theodore, cigars, NE cor Sacramento and

Kearny
Kinzer Geo. TV. dwl NW cor Stockton and Pac
Kinztel Edward, cigars and tobacco, bds St.

Nicholas
Kip William Ingraham, Right Rev. Episcopal

Bishop for California, dwl W s Second bet

Folsom and Harrison
Kirby A. porter, with St. Losky, Levy & Co.
Kirby Edward C. warehouse-keeper, bds with

John T. Kirby
Kirby John T. carpenter, dwl S s Stevenson bet

First and Second
Kirby Patrick, dry-goods, dwl N s Tehama bet

First and Second
Kirby William H. F. dwl cor Greenwich and

Tavlor
Kirby W. L. (E. H. Bennett & Co.) dwl NW cor

Chestnut and Jones
Kirchener H. H. bds "What Cheer House
Kircheval B. B. letter-clerk. Wells, Fargo & Co.'s

Express
Kirk Catherine Miss, millinery, E s Second bet

Mission and Stevenson
Kirk Christian, {Haste & K.) bds with John H.

Haste
Kirk Edward, tinsmith, dwl St. Charles near

Kearny
Kirk Ellen, (widow) dwl with Miss Catherine

Kirk
Kirk Robert, book-keeper, 112 Front
Kirkwood Robert, machinist, boards with Adam

Watson
Kirnan James, porter, St. Mary's Hospital
Kirstein F. book-keeper, with Tallant & Wilde,

91 Battery
Kirsten Einile, book-keeper, with Hardie & Rut-

enberg
Kirtland Harriet J. Miss, principal intermediate

department, Rincon School, dwl with A.

Lewis Tasheira
Kirwan Edward L. bar-keeper. Oriental Hotel,

corner Bush and Battery
Kisling John W. real estate, dwl E s Folsom

bet Ellen and Tr .cy

Kissane Henry, dwl N a Folsom bet Simmons

and Harris
Kitching A. G. dwl SW cor Clay and Kearny
Kittle J. G. {De \\\tt, Kittle & Co. ) dwl 56 Bdy
Kittle Nicholas G. {De Witt, K. & Co.) dwl 50 Bdy
Kittredge {Jonathan) k Eraser, {Simon) fire-proof

doors, cor Chambers and Battery, dwl N 8
Ellis bet Powell and Mason
Kittredge Joseph, blacksmith, dwl cor Battery

and Chambers
Kitzmillcr Margaret, (widow) dwl 222 Stockton
Klamcndot Paul, wheelwright, bds with Francis

Daunet
Klapperich John S. blacksmith, dwl W 8 Fre-

inont bet Howard and Folsom
Kleberg A. clothing, 101 Commercial, bds 63

Montgomery
Klebs Alexander, collector, dwl W a Powell bet

Post and Sutter
Klein B. cordwainer, dwl NE cor Sutter and Clara
Klein Carl F. hardware and locksmith, N a Mis-
sion bet Second and Third
Klein Henri, {Schnntt & A'.) 62 Sacramento
Klein Peter, varnisher, 152 Battery, dwl Post nr

Stockton
Kleinhaus John, butter, cheese, etc. 4 Washington

Market, dwl cor Mary Lane and Berry
Klentzer Herman, bar-keeper, with J. R. Cun-
ningham, cor Stewart and Melius
Klepzig {John C. E.) & Co. {Severin Gullickson)

gun-smiths, 212 Washington
Kline {Atigtist) & Co. {Louis Kline) importers of

hats and caps, 92 Sacramento, dwl S s Val-

lejo bet Stockton and Powell
Kline Benjamin, plasterer, dwl SE corner Mont-
gomery and Vallejo
Kline Charles, boots and shoes, 54 Commercial
Kline Jacob S. proprietor Fulton Market, SE cor

Stockton and Wa.shington
Kline Louis, {Kline & Co.) dwl Sacramento bet

Dupont and Stockton
Kline M. J. (widow) dwl E s Powell nr Pacific
Kling George, bar-keeper, Arbour Saloon, dwl

SE cor Merchant and Kearny
Kling ( W.) & Miller {John ^.) jewelers. 53 Jackson
Klink Frederick, proprietor Wilhelm Tell Saloon,

NW cor Kearny and California
Klinkofstrom Martin, Deputy Russian Consul,

office and dwl NW cor ilarket and First
Klopenstine Andrew J. merchant, 59 Front, dwl

N s Union near Stockton
Kloppenberg Otto, (7/. Bricktoedel & Co.) dwl

SW cor Montgomery and Bush
Klos {Philip H.) & Baas {Charles) Diana Saloon,

NE cor Washington and Dupont, dwl SE

cor Clay and Dupont
Klumpke {John G.) & Pfeiffer {John) boots and

shoes. 164 Clay, dwl Sacramento nr Taylor
Klumpp William, engraver, 175 Washington,

dwl N s Clementina bet Third and Fourth
Klund Henry, {Bloed & K.) dwl 160 and 162

Pacific
Knack John, nurse German Hospital, S s Bran-
nan bet Third and Fourth
Knapp J. B. (of Hull & Knapp, Portland) office

7 Clay
Knapp Joel B. inspector, Custom House, dwl E s

Hampton Place near Folsom

170

SAN FRANCISCO [K] DIRECTORY.

Knapp {rtmj) & Bailey (Junac) livery stables,

S s Jackson m-ar Montgomery
Knapp llaclu'l Mrs. dwl W a St. Mary's bet Pine

and Califoruia
Knapp William B. tinsmith, at 95 Kearny, bds

cor Sacramento and Davis
Knapp "\V. L. dwl 40 Clay
, Knell Jacob, bar-keeper, Minerva Hall, dvrl NE

cor Bush and Kearny
I Knelp Frederick W. private school, SE corner
1 Stockton and St. Mark's Place

j Knibbe H. W. (S. Rosenthal & Co.) SE comer
I Kearny and Commercial

Knight Anthony, dwl S s Francisco bet Kearny

and Dupont
Knight E. D. reporter, Alta California
Knight E. H. milk-ranch, near Presidio House
Knight Frank P. general agent, Russ' Spiral

Amalgamator, SW cor First and Minnie
Knight John, laborer, with Charles H. Kelly,

Presidio Road
KNiailT SAMUEL, superintendent. Wells,

Fargo & C'o.'s Express, dwl Union Club,

NW cor Montgomery and California
Knight William W. book-keeper, with A. M.

Oilman & Co. dwl 4 Harlan Place
Knights Luther, drayman, 102 Front, dwl W s

Anthony near Second
Knobiock Frederick, waiter, Alden's Dining

Saloon, Sansome
Knoll Charles F. tailor, NW cor Montgomery

and Sutter
Knop Henry. ( Mangles & Co. and Hildebrandt &

K.) dwl NE cor Hinckley and Pinckney Place
Knoth ^'illiam, drayman, dwl S s Mission bet

Second and Third
Knower William B. hatter, with Boyd & Co. dwl

N s Union near Stockton
Knowland Joseph, laborer, with Moore & Folger,

dwl 38 First
KXOWLES C. C. surgeon dentist, 163 Clay, dwl

5 s Silver bet Second and Third
Knowles Charles E. clerk, 23 California
Knowles Irvin H. lumber, 23 California, dwl 7

Gearj"^

Knowles James, butcher, San Jose Market, dwl
W s First bet Howard and Xatoma

Knowles Thomas, San Jose Market, W s First
bet Howard and Natoma

Knowlton George W. clerk, with Michael Ken-
ney, dwl X s Mission near Third

Knowlton Patrick, laborer, dwl SW cor Mont-
gomery and Broadway

Knox Charles H. book-keeper, with R. F. Knox

6 Co. bds 14 Clementina

Knox Franklin, {E. F. Knox & Co.) dwl E s

Hawthorne nr Folsom
KNOX GEORGE T. attorney at law and notary
public, 106 Mont, dwl S s Vallejo nr Stock
Knox G. H. ship-joiner, N s Commercial nr East
Knox Israel W. superintendent, R. F. Knox &

Co.'s works, dwl 13 Clementina
Knox Iver, stone-cutter, Fort Point
Knox John, {Spear & Co.) dwl 181 California
Knox Robert, miner, dwl with J. D. Bristol
Knox R. F. &. Co. (Franklin Knox) manufac-
turers chemicals, Bryant nr Third, office 87
Washington, dwl E s Hawthorne nr Folsom

Knus Conrad, machinist, 4 Sansome
Koch Augnste G. tin and sheet iron, S s Com-
mercial above Kearny
Koch Bertha Mrs. dwl cor Dupont and Green
Koch Christian, cook. Metropolitan Hotel
Koch Henry F. carpenter, dwl SE cor Rassette

Place No. 2 and Sutter
Koch Henry W. bar-keeper, dwl SW cor Pacific

and Kearny
Koch J. tailor, dwl NE cor Clay and ifason
Koch John C. (widow) dwl S s Union bet Pow-
ell and Mason
Koch Margaret, (widow) dwl 135 Bush
Koczkowski Marks, drayman, dwl 48 Post
Koden Martin, soap manufacturer, dwlWsRitch

bet Bryant and Brennan
Koebeck John, Mission Bakery, cor Guerrero and

Center
Koecher Francis, tailor, at 159 Sacramento, dwl

N s Kearny nr Bush
Koegel Louis, chemical laboratory, 133 Sacra-
mento, dwl NE cor Sansome and Market
Koehler Theodore, printer, dwl Greenwich nr

Mason
Koehler Wm. baker, cor Greenwich and Mason
Koehler Wm. {Reicliel & K.) dwl 102 Merchant
Koen Charles, groceries and liquors, SE cor

Minnie and Jane
Koenig Arnold, clerk, with H. Hentsch
Kogel Franz A. tailor, W s First bet Natoma

and Minnie
Kohler Andrew, importer of fancy goods, music,
etc. 178 Washington and 276 Stockton, dwl
276 Stockton
KOHLER {Charles) FROHLING {John) k
BAUCK {J. H.) native wine-growers, 160
Montgomery, Montgomery Block, bds W s
Mason bet Vallejo and Broadway
Kohler George F. watchman and superintendent
laborers, U. S. Appraiser's Store, dwl 95
Pine
Kohler Henry, {George Osmer & Co.) dwl S s

Mission bet Second and Third
Kohler John J. jeweler, with Reichel & Koehler
Kohler Theodore G. {Frederick Hess & Co.) dwl

NW cor Mason and Greenwich
Kohlmoos John, groceries and liquors, NW cor

Dupont and Broadway
Kohn Abram, glazier, dwl E s Rassette Place

No. 2 ur Sutter
Kohn Albion, jeweler, bds 160 Pacific
Kohn E. {J. Alexander & Co.) dwl Powell bet

Green and Union
Kohn Edward C. clerk, with Edwards & Bailey,

dwl W s Powell nr Green
Kohn E. S. dwl 391 Powell
Kohn {Henry) & Campe, {John) liquors, SW cor

Montgomery and Bush
Kohn Isaac, merchant, dwl N 8 Green bet Pow-
ell and Stockton
Kohn J. (of J. Kohn & Co. Portland, Oregon) office

71 California, up stairs
Kohn Marcus, dry goods, 69 Sacramento, dwl

N s Mission nr First
Kohn P. confectioner, bds with Peter George
Kohn Solomon, cigar-maker, at 110 Sacramento
Kohncke J. C. cigars and tobacco, 322 Stockton
Kollenberg Frederick, laborer, dwl 168 Clay

SAN FKANCISCO [K] DIRECTORY.

171

Koltinpky Louis, clerk, SE cor Commercial and

Loidfsdorir
Kone Dewitt C. tin rooting, 46 Sansorae, dwl S

8 Teliama nr Second
Kong Ciiun, (Ciiinese) washing, 142 Snnsomo
Kong Chung, (Chinese) washing, 190 Kearny
Kong Ciiung, (("hineso) wasiiing. East nr Jack
Kong Long, (Chinese) merchant, 179 Sac
Kong Yee, (Ciiineso) wasiiing, 122 Jackson
Konig A. clerk, with H. Ilontsch, dwl SW cor

Pino and Dupont
Koning JLax, grocer, N E cor Dupont and Filbert
Konrad Hermann, brewer, dwl E s Dupont bet

Post and Sutter
Koop (;iiarlcs, waiter. Pacific Exchange, Stewart
Koopman {Henry) & Harking, (^George) grocers,

88 Pacific
Koopmanshap Charles, merchant, dwl Union Ho-
tel, Plaza
KOOPMANSHAP DESIRf: TOUCHARD. Mme,

proprietress Union Hotel, NE cor Kearny

and Merchant
Kopp Frederick, merchant tailor, 204 Clay
Koppitz George, professor music, dwl KE cor

Kearny and Summer
Korb John C. H. boatman, 17 Sutter
Korb John J. watchman, 17 Sutter
Korb Louisa Madame, midwife, dwl 17 Sutter
Korn Julius, port-warden, 42 U. S. Court Build-
ing, dwl S s Pine bet Kearny and Mont
Kornor Theodore, (Poji^jer & K.) dwl 110 Kearny
Kornfeld A. Charles, dressmaker, 206 Clay
Kornig Adolph, cabinet-maker, with J. G. Clark

& Co.
Korniker (Louis) & Cohen (7.) manufacturers of

oil clothing, SW cor Clay and Davis, dwl

NE cor Second and Mission
Koshland Simon, merchant, dwl S s Mission bet

Second and Third
Koskie Carl, dwl NW cor Jackson and Stockton
Kosta Philip, veterinary surgeon, bds 64 Mont-
gomery
Kosten Branen, groceries, NE cor Dupont and

Pacific
Koster J. Albert, proprietor Union Brewery, N s

Mission bet Second and Third
Koster {Frederick) & Co. (FredericJc Fortman)

Pacific Brewery, NE cor Tehama and

Fourth
Kostmayer John, barber, E s Stockton nr Pacific
Kostmeyer Valentine, clerk. Hobo & Weihe, dwl

Vallejo above Mason
Kostromitinoff Peter S., Russian Consul, office

and dwl W s Essex bet First and Second
Koutz Francis, gardener, dwl Hayes Valley
Kowalsky S. 150 Sacramento
Kowalsky S. Mrs. millinery. 150 Sacramento
Kozminsky C. clerk, 1 Custom House Block
Kozminsky H. cigars, 1 Custom House Block
Krahe William A. jeweler, 51 Montgomery
Kramer Charles, tinsmith, dwl 92 Broadway
Kramer Frederick, boots and shoes, Davis bet

Clay and Commercial, dwl Pine bet Sansome

and Battery
Kramer Jacob, grocer, cor Dupont and Green-
wich
Kramer William, butcher, dwl SW cor Pacific

and Powell

KRAMBACH L. imnorier crockery, 138 and 140

Clay, dwl 124 Bush
Krane A. M. dwl 21 Jackson
Krasuw Charles, blacksuiitii, S s Pacific nr Mont
Kratzenstein C. (E. linger & Co. and G. F. Huyer

A Co.) dwl i71 Wa.«hingion
Kratzenstein Charles E. grocer, dwl 175 Wash-
ington
Kraus Charles, fancy goods, W s Third between

Everett and Minnie
Kraus Frederick, proptr Harmony Hall Saloon,
SW cor Montgomery and Sacramento, dwl
NE cor Sutter and Kearny
Kraus Henry P. cigars, NW cor Pine and Mont.

and 151 Clay, dwl 70 California
Kraus Joseph, drayman, dwl N s Natoma bet

Second and Third
Krause William E. F. commission merchant, NW

cor California and Battery, dwl 182 Cal
Krebs C. F. E. cigars, S s Pacific nr Davis
Krebs Henry P. waiter, S s Jackson nr East
Krebs Nicholas, bar-keeper, NE cor Pacific and

Front
Kreig J. {Jacob Strahle & Co.) dwl 166 Bush
Kress John, wagon-maker, 37 and 39 t^ansome,

dwl N s Sutter bet Sansome and Mont
Kretzer P. cigar-maker, bds 64 Montgomery
Kreyenhagen. {Julius) Kruse {Edward) & Co. (Ju-
lius Euler) wholesale grocers and Consulate
of Saxony. 49 and 51 Front, dwl W s Second
bet Howard and Folsom
Kriebel (Adam) & Co. (Josej^li Messenger) butch-
ers, SW cor Stockton and Broadway
Kristeller Edward, boot-maker, Pacific bet Bat-
tery and Front
Kroger Christian, cooper, S s Broadway nr Bat
Kroger Henry, cooper, S s Broadway nr Battery
Krohenburg Jane (widow) coC'ee-saioon, SE cor

Bush and Trinity
Krohn F. cigars, 93 Pacific
Krohn Henry, clerk, 124 Commercial
Kromberger John, grocer, SW cor Vallejo and

Stockton
Kromeke Werner (Kimball & Co.) bds SW cor

Post and Stockton
Kromp Joseph, carpenter, 4 Spofford
Kroning William, groceries, NW cor Sacramento
and Kearny, dwl S s Sacramento bet Mason
and Powell
Kronmuller I. cabinet-maker, with J. G. Clark

& Co.
Kropp John, laborer, dwl N s Jessie bet First

and Second
Krozer Carl, cabinet-maker, with J. G. Clark & Co.
Kruse Edward (Kreyenhagen, K. & Co.) resides

Europe
Krush Nicholas, furniture, 364 Second
Kuch H. ( Tietjen & A^) cor Mason and Greenwich
KUCH EL ( C/( as. C.) & DRKSEL (Emile) litho-
graphers, 174 Clay, dwl Dupont nr Green
Kuchel Saucanthe, engineer, dwl 88 Green
Kuger Louis (Schroder & A'.) Washington nr East
Kuh (Leopold) & Fisher (Henry L) gold refinery,
Taylor St. Wharf, dwl cor Green and Lafay-

Kublmeyer Henry (F. Budde & Co.) dwl 96

Dupont I

Kuhn A. J. miller, dwl Brenham Place nr Clay

172

AN FRANCISCO [L] DIRECTORY

Kuhu.Tacob, jeweler, with Louderback & Baldwin
Kuhn John, boot-maker, dwl 180 Clay
Kulm Philip, confectioner, at ]0-l Clay
Kuhuell C. laborer, dwl N s Green bet Powell

and Mason, rear
Kull Henry, dwl S s Yallejo bet Powell and

Mason, rear
Kunath AuEjuste (BuchoUz & K.) dwl 181 Pacific
KUNER A'LBKRT, designer and engraver, 167

Washington, dwl N s Clementina bet Third

and Fourth (see advertisement)
Kunkel Jonathan, molder, Sutter Iron "Works,

cor Beale and Folsom
Kunneke Henry, boot-maker, with J. Meinberg,

dwl 187 Washington
Kunreuther Sophie Miss, dwl 210 Clay
Kuntz G. clerk, NE cor Battery and Commercial
Kurtez E. W. clerk, 137 Front, dwl cor Battery

and Yallejo
Kurtz W. W. printer, Evening Telegram, dwl SE

cor Taylor and Sacramento
Kuss Jacob, baker, bds 63 Montgomery
Kutz Gabriel {Enherg t K.) dwl 75 Kearny
Kutchman Claus, dwl 119 Broadway
Kwong, Shong & Co. (Chinese) grocers, 224

Jackson
Kyle Robert, carpenter, dwl N s Jessie between

Second and Third
Kyle Thomas, drayman, bds 6 St. Mark's Place

Labatt Abraham C. dwl W s Taylor bet Sacra-
mento and California

Labatt H. J. {Harmon & L. ) dwl W s Taylor bet
Sacramento and California

Labatt Bros. {Joseph J. & S. K. Labatt) dry-
goods, 160 Sacramento

Labatt S. K. {Labatt Bros.) 160 Sacramento

Labatt Theodore A. clerk, with Harmon & La-
batt, SW cor Commercial and Montgomery

Labell Henry, porter, dwl 4 St. Mark's Place

Labrat John, cook, Sutter Restaurant, S s Sutter
nr Kearny

Labraton Edward, clerk, -with L. E. Ritter, dwl
N s Stevenson nr Third

LABROUSSE J. produce 66 Merchant, dwl E s
Stockton bet Broadway and Pacific

Lacaze Yictor, waiter, 252 Dupont, dwl Market
bet Kearny and Dupont

Lachard Louise Madame, dwl 168 California

Lackman A. A. dwl S s Union bet Mason and
Taylor

Lacombe Jane Madame, seamstress, dwl Market
op Keamy

La Costa John, cattle-dealer, dwl Pacific bet
Leavenworth and Hyde

Lacour Louis, importer, 148 Washington, dwl
245 Washington

La Croze John, surveyor, dwl Tehama House

Lacy Charles, architect, Xs Market bet Sansome
and Battery, bds What Cheer House

Lacy Edward S. Rev. pastor First Congregational
Church, dwl XE cor Powell and Clay

Lacy Robert J. builder, dwl S s Yallejo nr Kear

Lacy Samuel, boot-maker, at 116 Washington,
dwl S 8 Sacramento bet Dupont and Stock '

Ladd AureliusT. feed-store, cor Third and Jes.sie
Ladd {A. W. P.) & Willis, {J. F.) Cable Saloon

cor Jackson and East, dwl 195 Mission
LADD GEORGE, watch-maker and jeweler,

163 Clay
Ladd J. L. clerk. N. 0. Warehouse, cor Califor-
nia and Davis
Ladd John W. merchant, (of Portland, Oregon),
91 Front, dwl X s Post bet Dupont and
Kearny
Ladd Moore, baker, at Irving Bakery, cor Lick

Alley and Ecker
Ladd Theodore, salesman, with Southworth &
Co. 44 Battery, dwl E s Powell bet BuSh
and Sutter
Laddin L. laborer, dwl Commercial nr East
Laeroe Israel, teamster, with A. J. Jiaston, Pre-
sidio Road
Lafaille Samuel, carpenter, S. F. Water Works
Lafargue J. B. merchant, 65 Clay, dwl W s Ma-
son nr Union
Lafell Samuel, carpenter, bds 12 Sansome
Laflerty Barney, distiller, with Charles Lafferty,

dwl S s Brannan bet Second and Third

Lafi"erty Charles, proptr distillery, S s Brannan

bet Second and Third, and at S. F. Gas Co.

dwl S s Brannan bet Second and Third

Lafler Eli, butcher, dwl Lafayette PI nr Green

Laflin James, solicitor. Sailor's Home, W s Front

nr Pacific
Lafontaine A. J. job-printing, 174 Clay
Laftus John, shoe-maker, 179 California
Lagoarde Bernard, gun-smith, 205 Washington
Lahey Michael, laborer, dwl E s Ecker bet Ste-
venson and Jessie
Lahey Patrick, teamster, dwl Fort Point
Lahey Timothy, laborer, dwl W s Baldwin Court

bet Folsom and Howard
Lahnsen Henry, oysters, 86 Montgomery, dwl

Harlan Place
Laidley James, laborer at Chelsea Laundry, dwl

N s Silver bet Third and Fourth
Laimee Louis, restaurant, dwl 260 Pacific, rear
Laine Julius, quartz-cutter, with E. Rondel, Sut-
ter bet Hyde and Larkin
Laird Jas. T. dwl XW corner Stock and Yallejo
Lake Delos {Janes, L. & Boyd), dwl SW cor

Geary and Stockton
Lake Hervey, dwl S s Jackson nr Montgomery
Lake John, dwl X s Mission nr Brady
Lakeman Charles, seaman, dwl 260 Pacific, rear
Lakemann {William^ & Helmken {John T.),

hardware, 129 Kearny
Lallanne Etienne, barber, 203 Pacific
Lallemand Henry, watch-maker, N s Broadway

nr Stockton
Lallemand Mary Madame, dress-maker, N s Bdy

nr Stockton
Lalley Catharine Mrs. liquor-saloon, Jackson nr

Sansome
Lalley Michael, laborer, 1 14 California
Lamaison Martin, butcher, with Bazille & Co.

Presidio Road
Lamar Xavier, boot-black, 213 Washington, dwl

42 Waverley Place
Lamb {George) & Co. {Joseph Messenger), butch-
ers, SW cor Stockton and Broadway, dwl
241 Sacramento

SAN FRANCISCO [ L ] DIRECTORY.

173

Lamb Thos. J. 109 Battery, dwl S s Greenwich

bet Stockton and Dupont
Lanibeck Cliiisiian, job-wajfon, dwl E 8 Beale

bet Harrison and Bryant
Lamberjter C. bds with J. J. Wetzky, cor Mc-
Allister and Tyler
Lambert A. at Presidio Distillery
Lambert Bernard, physician, NW cor Jessie and

Ecker
Lambert Cliarles (of Galloway, Tlite A Co. Marys-

ville), ollice with 11. E. Brewster & Co. dwl

N 8 Jackson bet Mason and Powell
Lambert Francis, gilder, dwl NE cor Powell

and Pacific
LAMBERT GEORGE G. insurance agent. 126

Calilbrnia, dwl N 8 Green bet Powell and

Mason
Lambert George T. GO California
Lambert Gilbert, broker, dwl with James Landers
Lambert Joseph, telegraph, bds Hotel Interna-
tional
Lambert R. II. Mrs. superintendent Sailors'

Home, W s Front near Pacific
Lambert Thomas, commission merchant, dwl W

s Beale bet Bryant and Harrison
Lambert William (llvcks & L.) dwl N 8 Natoma

bet Second and Third
Lamborn Stephen, carpenter, dwl cor St. Charles'

Alley and Kearny
Lamborn Stephen M. carpenter and builder, 102

Davis, dwl Vincent nr Union
Lambouraca John, steward Lafayette H. & L.

Co. dwl Broadway nr Stockton
Laniby John, dwl cor Francisco and Midway
Lamdia Joseph F. commission merchant, 71

Front, dwl XW cor Washington and Powell
Lamkin Sampson, bailiff U. S. Circuit Court
Lammers Neal, grocer, SW cor Montgomery and

Union
Lamon William, engineer, dwl S s Mission bet

Price and Johnston
Lampe Charles A. carpenter, dwl 182 Cal, rear
Lampman Henry, engineer, stm Cortes, bds Stew-
art St. Restaurant
Lamtheanne Louis, baker, 1 54 Commercial
Lauahan James, bds SE cor Davis and Oregon
Lancaster W'illiam, harness- maker, bds Albion

House
Lanckenau William H. dwl 163 Mission
Lancy Thomas C painter, at 185 Montgomery
Land Henry, bds S s Broadway, bet Stockton

and Dupont
Landa John, (Bielefeld & L.) dwl 63 Washington
Lande J. printer, bds 230 Clay
Landens James, saloon, Junction Market, Geary

and Kearny
Landers John A. (Taaffe, McCahill & Co.) bds

American Exchange
Landers P. C. dwl S s Jackson nr Stockton
Landers Thomas, clerk, bds St. Charles Hotel,

First
Landis Charles, carpenter, dwl 51 Minnie
Landis Gustave, clerk, Morris Speyer & Co. bds

51 Minnie
Landois Emile, bottle dealer, Adler nr Dupont
Landon Coriolanus G. fancy painter, dwl 8 First
Landry N. collector, with Abel Guy
Landry Terrence, cooper, 24 Davis

Landry Wm. A. dwl 189 Pacific

Lands Agnes Mi.s8, actress, Lyceum Theater, bds

Hotel International
Lauds Isabel Mis.s, actress, bds Hotel Interna-
tional
Landsberg Louis, auctioneer, 329 Dupont, dwl

cor Broadway and Dupont
Landsberger Adolph, {A. Shty & Co.) dwl 85

Commercial
Landsberger (J".) & Co. (J/. }ftndheirii\ importers
and commission mercliants, 01 and G3 Cali-
fornia, dwl Stockton nr Sutter
Landsberger Louis, clerk, bds with Henry Cooper
Lane Cornelius, laborer, dwl E s Packer bet Ste-
venson and Jessie
Lane Edward, plumber, at 176 Montgomery
Lane James, gardener, dwl 70 Sutter
Lane James, plasterer, bds 89 Bush
LAXE {John C.) & STRATTON, (Ahraham C.)
contractors Sutter bet Sansome and Mont-
gomery and chief engineer San Franci.sco
Fire Department (contested), office 27 City
Hall, dwl' Montgomery nr Vallejo
Lane M. bds W^iat Cheer House
Lane Michael, stone-cutter. Fort Point
Lane Nathaniel, livery stable, 19 Battery
Lane Nathaniel B. compositor S. F. Prices Cur-
rent, dwl SW cor Ellis and Powell
Lane Nathaniel C. supervisor, 8lh District, dwl

SW cor Ellis and Powell
Lane Peter, groceries, SE cor Sacramento and

Drumm
Lane R. G. clerk, with Crowell & Crane, bds 28

Battery
Lane Thomas A. laborer, State Ganger's OfiSce,

dwl W s Kearnj' nr Union
Lane Wm. R. clerk, bds with Henry Cooper
Lanehan Patrick, laborer, dwl 134 Mission
Lang Catharine Mrs. cap manufactory, 201 Wash
Lang [Charles E.) & Gardner, {George M.) paint-
ers, Pacific nr Front, dwl E s Mason bet
Union and Green
Lang George W^ {Curtis & L.) dwl 113 Bdy
Lang Victor, cap-maker, dwl 201 W^ashington
Lang Wm. proprietor Peoples Bakery, W 8

Second bet Folsoni and Howard
Langarl John, printer, dwl 7 Waverley Place
Langart John A. printer, Alta California
Langdon Daniel, waiter, Rail Road House
Langdon G. L. bds What Cheer Hou.se
Langdon N. P. carpenter, at 148 Sansome
Langell Lemuel, saddle and harness maker, dwl

NE cor Spring and Summer
LANGERMAN WILLIAM, importer and job-
ber of cigars and tobacco, 81 Front, dwl 371
Powell
Langley Alfred J. (Charles & A. J. Langleij and
li. H(dl & Co.) dwl E s Fremont nr Folsom
LANGLEY CHARLES & ALFRED J. {and
R. Hall & Co.) importers drugs and medi-
cines, 39 Commercial, dwl E s Fremont
nr Folsom
Langley David I. teamster, dwl W s First bet

Mission and Minnie
LANGLEY HENRY G. editor and publisher
California State Register, State Almanac,
San Francisco Directory, etc. office 144
"Washington, rooms 3 and 4

174

SAN FKANCISCO [ L ] DIRECTORY.

Langley James. U. S. B. M. dwl 144 Wash-
ington, room 4
Langlev Jnmes, drng-broker, 43 Commercial
LANGLKY {William A.) & TlOE, {Benry M.)

-(Etna Wood and Coal Yard, S s Pine bet

^Montgomery and Kearny, dwl S s Bush nr

Mason
Langstadter Seligman. dry goods, W s Second

bet Market and Mission
Langton Tliomas, drayman, 95 Front
Lauigan Mary Mrs. dwl Broad svay bet Sansome

and Battery
Lannan Patrick H. butcher, N s Folsom nr Fre-
mont
Lannes A. P. dwl 189 Pacific
Lannon Andrew, teamster. Fort Point
Lannon Edward, laborer, dwl with James R.

Molony
Lanon Joseph, laborer, with Thomas Hayes
Lanpher Clias. A. proprietor Charleys, N s Bran-
nan cor Johnston
Lansezeur Felix, gardener, with J. B. Bayerque,

Mission bet Harris and Simmons
Lansil Ephraim P. cooper, S. F. Sugar Refinery,

bds with Mrs. Campbell, Davis bet Clay and

jCommercial
Lanszweert L. chemist, 187 Clay
Lanlhaurae Ferdinand, cook, 137 Kearny, dwl

Sacramento nr Kearny
Lanty Patrick, boiler-maker, bds 10 Sansome
Lanzenberg Myer & Co. importers cloths, etc

John Hahra, agent, 174 Clay
Lanzo Andrew, barber, N s Jackson nr Davis
Lapfgeer August, professor of music, 220Dupont,

dwl cor Dupont and Washington
Lapham Charles, lumberman, dwl 93 Pine
Lapidge W. F. capt P. M. S. S. John L. Stephens
Lapin Wm. laborer, bds Miner's Home, Pacific
Lapper Miss, music teacher, school cor Bush and

Taylor
LARCO NICOLAS, liquors and provisions, 138

Jackson dwl S s Green nr Kearny
Lardee Ann Mrs. dwl Presidio Road
Large Benoit, lodgings, N s Pacific nr Stockton
Large Samuel, with W. B. Dolan, E s Third

bet Mission and Howard
Large Thomas, painter, at Worthington & Hayes,

dwl N s Harrison bet Main and Beale
Larkin Christopher, music-teacher, dwl 154 Cal
Larkin Frederick, administrator, T. 0. Larkin,

cor Montgomery and Sacramento, dwl E s

Stockton nr Pacific
Larkin George, drayman, dwl S s O'Farrell bet

Mason and Taylor
Larkin M. bds Benton House
Larkin Peter, bell-ringer. City Hall, dwl 208

Stockton
Larkin Rachel, (widow) dwl 282 Stockton
Larkin Sophia L. Miss, assistant teaclier. Market

Street Grammar School, dwl 282 Stockton
Larkin Terence, laborer, dwl 54 Post
Larkin Thomas, drayman, dwl W s Ritch bet

Folsom and Harrison
Larkin Thomas 0. (estate of) off cor Montgomery

and Sacramento
Larkin William, broker, dwl with James Landers
L'Arraee Talman Madame, midwife, 49 Bush
La Roche A. dwl NW cor Jackson and Mont

La Roche William M. dwl Prospect Place near
Sacramento

Larouche Charles, restaurant, 221 Dupont, dwl
Dupont bet Clay and Washington

Larrabee George B. Avatch-maker, 168 Mont, dwl
S s Harlan Place nr Dupont

Larrabee John F. book-keeper, dwl with G. B.
Larrabee

Larrimer Asenith (widow) nurse, dwl SW cor
Second and Tehama

Larriraore Richard, builder, dwl S s Union bet
Stockton and Powell

Larseneur Charles, stone-cutter, dwl N s Broad-
way nr Stockton

Lartigue Alexander, clerk, with Claude Long,
NW cor Montgomery and Washington

Lascelles Robert, bds Clinton Temperance House

Lascouts Honore, wig-maker, with Fayard &
Constant

Lashier Frank, waterman, bds 119 Pine

Lask Lewis (of Lask <fc Brother, Marysville) ofi"
69 Battery, dwl 232^ Stockton

Lasle Fraii9ois, grinder, 150 Washington

Latham James, carpenter, dwl Mason bet Green-
wich and Filbert

Latham J. K. S. teller, banking dep't, Wells,
Fargo & Co.

Lathrop Elisha N. carriage-trimmer, dwl 219
California

Latlirop Henry, bds with Mrs. H. P. Rogers

Latimer Benj. G. sup't N. Orleans Bonded Ware-
house, dwl N s Harriet bet Simmons and
Harris

Latimer William, engineer, dwl E s St. Vincent
nr Union

Latour Wm. S. ( Williams & L. colored,) W s
Stewart nr Mission

Latourneau Jean, dwl SE cor Virginia Place and
Pacific

Latz H. clothing, 95 Pacific

Latz Jacob {Strouse & L.) dwl 95 Montgomery

Latz S. W. clerk, NW cor Pacific and Front

Lauer Henry, mcht, dwl 144 Bush

Laugier Auguste ( Mondelet & Co.) dwl 217
Washington

Laughlin Hugh, carpenter, dwl SE cor Hyde
end Lombard

Laughlin Miles, merchant, dwl S s Harrison bet
Harris and Price

Laughlin Orrin, carriage-maker, at 64 Sansome

Laumister Antoine, miller, dwl 251 Kearny

Laumister F. W. Pacific Mills, N s Pacific near
Montgomery

Launstein F. L. {Saulmann & L.) dwl 128 Mont

Laure Valentine, laborer, dwl S s Ritch bet Fol-
som and Harrison

Laurel Chas. G. cook, Dow's Distillery

Laurencel Henri, ofi' Court Block, dwl E s Stock-
ton nr Sutter

Laurent Ange, book-binder, 199 Clay

Laurent Athalie Madame, millinery, 147 Sac

Laurent Frederick, dwl 147 Sacramento

Laurion Joseph, salesman, with L. Scellier & Co.
dwl Prospect Place

Lavell Emily (widow) dwl N s Berry bet Du-
pont and Clara

Lavell John, boots and shoes, cor Com and Front,
dwl W 8 Mason bet Clay and Sacramento

SAN FRANCISCO [L] DIRECTORY.

175

Lavell Michael F. 68 Comraercial

Lavenburg Samuel (Lazurt/ & L.) dwelling 198
Kearny

Lavergno Antoiiie, French boot-maker, 155
Keiirny

Lavei y Jolin, baker, dwl N s Minnie bet Second
and Tiiird

Lnvezzari F. grocer, 5 Washington

Lavigne Madame, dwl 2G7 Stockton

Lavin Adolplius, clerk, 82 Sacramento

Laviosa Charles, dwl 7 Green

LAVIOSA {Francis and Joseph) MARENGO
{John) & CO. (Emile Pascal) liquors and
provisions, 109 Sansome, dwl 7 Green

Laviosa Joseph {Laviosa, Marengo & Co.) dwl 7
G reen

Lavry John, baker, Heaney's Bakery, SE cor
Dupont and Berry

Law Henry, plumber, with J. K. Prior & Co. dwl
Union bet Powell and Mason

Law Richard H. dwl Francisco nr Dupont

Lawlcr John, wood-dealer, cor East and Commer-
cial, dwl E s Beale nr Harrison

Lawlcr John, clerk, dwl 2 Penns}^lvania Avenue

Lawler Joseph, butcher, dwl S s Natoma bet
Fifth and Simmons

Lawler Patrick, miner, bds St. Charles Hotel,
First

Lawler Rudolph, book-keeper, with Fretz & Ral-
ston, dwl E s Calhoun nr Green

Lawler William, silver-smith, dwl E s Powell bet
Pine and California

Lawless J. A. Miss, principal primary department
Hyde St. School

Lawless James, saddler, dwl E s Montgomery
bet V^allejo and Green

Lawless Lawrence, laborer, dwl N s Howard bet
Tiiird and Fourth

Lawless M. saddles and harness, NW cor Cali-
fornia and Sansome

Lawley James, Maguire's Opera House, dwl 180
Jackson

Lawlor George (Molt & L.) dwl W s Third bet
Ilarri.oon and Bryant

Lawlor John M. book-keeper, Oriental Hotel

Lawlor Peter Henry, dwl S s Pacific bet Mason
and Taylor

Lawn L. H. {Stevens & L.) 124 Front

Lawn Peter, gardener, dwl corner Lombard and
Kearny

Lawrence Benjamin, dwl Virginia Block

Lawrence Charles, bds Columbia House, Stewart

Lawrence Charles, job-cart, dwl NE cor Jessie
and Annie

LAWRENCE EDWIN A. attorney at law, ofi98
Merchant, dwl NW cor Folsom and Harris

Lawrence Francis, waterman, dwl E 3 Hampton
Place bet Folsom and Harrison

Lawrence Francis S. clerk with Geo. W. Chapin
& Co. dwl Hampton Place

Lawrence Frederick W. clerk, 59 and 61 San-
some, bds What Cheer House

Lawrence George, soda manufacturer, W s Sec-
ond bet Market and Mission

Lawrence [George S.) & llouseworth {Thomas)
opticians, 177 Clay, dwl 321 Stockton

Lawrence Henry H weighman, U. S. Branch
Mint, dwl 20 Beale

Lawrence J. carpenter, S s Pine bet Dupont and

Kearny
Lawrence James, dwl Greenwich bet Dupont

and Stockton
Lawrence John (colored) porter, bds Union near

Dupont
Lawrence John K tin-roofer, dwl 1 26 Bush
Lawrence Joseph E. entrj'^-clerk, Custom House

dwl California Pioneers' Rooms
Lawrence L. L. coal, Jackson between Davis and

Front, bds 80 Davis
Lawrence M. bds What Cheer House
Lawrence Patrick, painter, bds cor Pine and San
Lawson Charles, bar-keeper, SW cor Front and

Jackson, dwl Front nr Broadway
Lawson James S., U. S. Coast Survey, dwl 13

Wells' Building
Lawson John, miner, E s Scott bet Broadway

and Pacific
LAWTON A. T. merchant, office NW cor Front

and Commercial, dwl 226 California
Lawton Horatio N. tailor, dwl 117 Merchant
Lawton John H. carriage-maker, at 67 Pine, dwl

cor Mason and Union
Lawton 0. {Haynes & L.) 128 Sansome
Lawton Theodore, clerk, with Wheeler Martin,

dwl S s Folsom nr Hawthorne
Lawton William W. attorney at law, dwl S s

Perry bet Second and Third
Layton Francis, porter, with D. Gibb & Co. dwl

O'Farrell nr Powell
LAZARD FRERES (Eli & S. A. Lazard) im-
porters and jobbers dry goods, 64 Sac
Lazard {L.) & Lavenburg(iS'.) Fruits, 198 Kearny
Lazard S. A. {Lazard Freres) 64 Sacramento
Leach John C. dwl Wells' Building, cor Clay and

Montgomery
Leach Stephen W. prof, music, bds NE cor Sutter

and Montgomery
Leach William, blacksmith, Union Foundry, bds

Barkley House
Leafield George, sbip-carpcnter, boards 13 Clem-
entina
Leamann Charlotte (widow) dwl E s Isdel Place

nr Bush
Leamann William, shoe-maker, bds with Mrs.

Charlotte Leamann
Leary Daniel, laborer, bds Pacific nr Sansome
Leary John, cabinet-maker, with J. G. Clark & Co.
Leary John, laborer, dwl S s Stevenson bet First

and Second
Leary Patrick, laborer, Fort Point
Leary Patrick, laborer, S. F. Gas Works, dwl W

s Brooks bet Market and Geary
Leary Thomas, liquor-saloon, Davis nr Jackson
Leary William, 15 and 16 Washington Market
Leavenway G. W. office 92 Front, up stairs
Leavenworth Thaddeus M. physician, dwl 17

Court Block
Leaver George, laborer, S. F. Sugar Refinery, bds

with Owen Casey
Leavitt Ann P. (widow) dwl S s Market near

Kearny
Leavitt Charles, blacksmith, bds 233 Kearny
Leavitt Joseph S. butcher, dwl 223 California
Lebatard Alphonse, at 127 Washington
Lebatard Michael, grocery, 127 Washington, dwl

148 Washington

176

SAN FRANCISCO [L] DIRECTORY.

Lebender L. Shakespeare Hotel, Pacific bet Bat-
tery aud Front

Le Bloiic A. Madame, milliner, dwl S a Vallejo
nr Dupont

Lebourveau Robert, pail-maker, cof Mission and
Fremont, dwl Plaza Hotel

Le Chance Francis, ship-carpenter, S s Market
bet Main and Stewart

Lecler Victor {Bigot & L.) dwl SW cor Kearny
and Commercial

Leclerc John, importer, dwl S s Lombard near
Stockton

Lecoat Pierre, cook, French Hospital

LEOOUXT JOSIAH J. importer and manufac-
turing stationer, dealer in books and fancy
goods, 111 Montgomery

Lecount Thomas R. salesman, with J. J.Lecouct,
111 Montgomery

Leddy James T. clerk, with A. Austin & Co. bds
Metropolitan Hotel

Lederer Cliarles, tailor, at 185 "Washington, dwl
Dupont nr Vallejo

Ledwich John, cartraan, NW cor Bush and Kear

Ledwith Ann (widow) midwife, dwl ,N s Pine
bet St. Mary and Kearny

Lee Benjamin F. sash and blind maker, dwl N s
Washington bet Jones and' Taylor

Lee Catharine Miss, waiter, 2 Belden's Block

Lee Ee (Chinese) washing, N s Broadway bet
Powell and Stockton

Lee Franklin V. mason, dwl N s Washington bet
Jones and Taylor

Lee G. W. Curtis, U. S. A. corps Engineers and
lieut com Fort Point, office 3G Mont Block

Lee Henry, upholsterer, at 120 Sansome

LEE {Henry C.) & CARL {Charles) publishers,
book-sellers and stationers, NW cor Mont
and Merchant, and book-keeper with Sather
& Church, dwl E s Stockton bet Pine and
Bush

LEE HENRY C. Suflfolk Salt Works, Mission
bet Fremont and First, office 104 Front,
bet Clay and Washington

Lee Henry H. (colored) waiter, W s Card's Al

Lee James, liquors, N s Pacific nr Dupont

Lee James, with Anthony Ludlow, NW corner
Howard and Jane

Lee James (colored) whitewaster, dwl N s Har-
rison bet Main and Beale

Lee John, boiler-maker, bds at Old Oak N s Mis-
sion cor Ridley

Lee John, stone-cutter, bds 2 Albion Place

Lee Joseph, sign-painter, 153 California

Lee J. P. clerk, commissary department, U. S. A.
35 California

Lee Margaret (widow) dwl NW corner Mission
and Jane

Lee (K 0.) k Martin {G. W.) stoves, S s Pacific
nr Front, dwl Plaza Hotel

Lee Newman A. tinsmith, with Henry Hewitt &
Co. dwl Plaza Hotel

Lee Patrick, laborer, dwl SW cor Stevenson and
Third

Lee Patrick, at Distillery, Presidio Road

Lee R. B. major U. S. A., commissary subsist-
ence, 35 California

Lee R. B. Jr. clerk commissary dept U. S. A. 35
California

Lee Thomas, maltster, dwl W s Ritch bet Bryant

and Brannan
Lee Thomas, stevedore, boards Columbia House,

Stewart
Lee William, bds Columbia House, Stewart
Lee William, express wagon, dwl S s Howard

bet Third and Fourth
Leech J. C. printer, dwl 21 Wells' Building
Leedliam Isaac, clerk, with B. Davidson, dwl

Union Hotel, Plaza
Leeds Joseph B. dwl W s Ritch bet Folsom and

Harrison
Leek Christ, dwl 26 Sacramento
Leemaun Christopher, carpenter, bds 156 Pacific
Iieeritter John A. barber, 220 Kearny
Lees Isaiah W. detective police, dwl S s Vallejo

nr Stockton
Leeser Lewis, clerk, 94 Sacramento
Lefevre Baptiste, French Drug Store, 215 Wash-
ington
Lefevre Leon, pastry-cook, 207 Washington
Leffingwell Henry L. 118 Montgomery
Leffingwell WilHam, real-estate broker, 118 Mont-
gomery, bds Oriental Hotel
Le Gay Charles, clerk, with John B. Le Gay, dwl

.150 and 152 Commercial
LE GAY JOHN B. imptr hats, caps, etc., and
manufacturer, 150 and 152 Commercial and
165 Washington, dwl 150 Commercial, (see
advertisement)
Leggett Robert, fireman, stmp Pacific, dwl S s

Merchant nr Drumm
Legue John, restaurant, S s Pacific nr Drumm
Lehay Patrick, laborer, dwl W s Mason bet Cali-
fornia and Pine
Lehigh Daniel, cooper, dwl N s Green nr Stock
Lehigh Harry, bar-keeper, 227 Dupont
Lehman George, watch-maker, 228 Dupont
Lehrs Albert, drayman, at J. D. Arthur & Son,

dwl cor Ohio and Broadway
Leibert John, brick-layer, dwl NW corner Bush

and Montgomery
Leibouivien Robert, pail-maker, bds St. Charles

Hotel. First
Leideman William, cigar-maker, NE cor Jackson

and Davis
Leigh Benjamin W. {Glassel & L.) dwl 263 Sac
Leighton Joel C. clam-dealer, dwl Summer St.

House
Leiner Nicholas, cigar-maker, dwl E s Mason nr

Market
Leipnitz Gustave, druggist, 82 Kearny
Leipsic Isaac, dwl 7 Pennsylvania Avenue
Leite {Antonio M.) & Co. {Hypolite Audiffred)
dealers in wood and coal. Market St. Wharf,
dwl Sutter bet Jones and Taylor
Leith Louisa (widow) dwl 371 Stockton, rear
Leke Mitchell, at Coffee Stand, SW cor Market

and Stewart
Lekens {Peter) & Co. ( William Erkens) cabinet-
makers, N s Jackson nr Kearny
Lekerkerhe Herman, NW cor Clay and Mason
Leland H. capi sloop Philip Horn, Washington

St. Wharf
Leland Sarah A. (widow) boarding, 190 Cal
Leland Wra. W. C. teamster, dwl Sansome bet

Pine and Bush
Lelevier T. M. & Co. groceries, 325 Dupont

SAN FRANCISCO [ L ] DIRECTORY.

177

Le Mngncn Charles, clerk, Union Ilotel, NE cor

Merchant and Kearny
Lemaitre A. laundry, NW cor Post and Stockton
Lemaitre Auguste, laundry, SE cor Mason and

Sutter
Lemaitre Parfait, laundry, Laguna near Presidio

Road
Lemaitre William, mariner, dwl N s McLaren

Lane bet Ellen and Tracy
Leman William, boot-repairer, dwl W s Trinity

near Bush
Leman W. M. actor, Maguire's Opera House
Le Mar R. C. 53 Clay, dwl with Peter Smith, St.

Charles nr Kearny
Lemere Theodore, laborer, at Chelsea Laundry,

Third nr Bryant
Lemeteyer Henry, plasterer, dwl N s St. Mark's

Place bet Dupont and Stockton
Lemeure Fran9ois, laundry, dwl W s Powell bet

Post and Suiter
Lemire Alexander, painter, boards with Isaac

Samson
Lemke ( Christian) & Gremke (Henry) groceries,

NW cor Front and Pacific
Lemraan George, capt schr Arno, SW cor Mar-
ket and East
Lemmen Thomas, capt schr Pontiac, Washing-
ton St. Wharf
Lemoine Jean B. (L., Froment & Co.) dwl Leides-

dorff nr California
Lemoine, {Joseph and Jean B.) "EtothqxA {Eugene)

& Co. (Felix Gambert) butter, cheese, etc.

1 and 2 New Market, dwl Leidesdorff near

California
Lemon Mary A. Mrs. nurse, 43 Montgomery
Lemporle Charles W. billiards and shooting gal-
lery, SE cor Clay and Kearny
Lenard H. C. (of Oregon) rooms Tehama House
Lenberk Charles, grocer, SE cor Bat and Pacific
Lenders Abraham, capt sloop Anna Heron, Clay

St. Wharf
Leudheimer M. boots and shoes, cor Dupont and

Green
Lendrum Capt. J. H. barracks, Presidio Road
Londy Patrick, boiler-maker, Sutler Iron Works,

cor Beale and Folsora
Lengfelt Louis, groceries, N s Vallcjo bet Dupont

and Stockton
Lenhan Patrick, laborer, bds 182 Pacific
Lenhardt Francis, boot-black, 108 Merchant, dwl

E s Mason bet Geary and O'Farrell
Lenhardt John F. butcher, with Frederick Seibel

3 New Market
Lenhart James M. clerk, with Patrick Hunt & Co.

dwl N s Bush near Kearny
Lenime Ferdinand, manufacturing jeweler, 140

Sacramento, up stairs
Lenni Francisco, blacksmith, bds W s Mission

near Center
Lennon Charles, laborer, with George "W. Fel-
lows, Presidio Road
Lennon Patrick, laborer, S. F. Sugar Refinery
Lent J. capt schr Horace, Washington St. Wharf
LENT (Wm. M.) SHERWOOD (B. F.) & CO.

commission merchants, 103 Washington,

dwelling 24 South Park
Lentze Louis, captain, dwl 205 California
Lentze William, clerk, bds 205 California

Leon George T. 1 New World Market, dwl Tay-
lor bet Pacific and Jackson
Leon John T. butcher, East bet Washington and

Jackson
Leonard Charles, 321 Stockton
Leonard Daniel, hostler, bds with Mrs. Schell,

Webb near Sacramento
Leonard E. W.cor Montgomery and Sacramento,

up stairs
Leonard Francis, tailor, dwelling E s Mason bet

O'Farrell and Geary
Leonard George, cabinet-maker, at 186 Mont-
gomery, dwl N s Bush near Dupont
Leonard Harvey R. architect, NE corner Mont-
gomery and Jackson, dwl Green nr Vincent
Leonard James, laborer, S. F. Gas Company
Leonard Joseph B. dwl E s Hawthorne between

Folsom and Harrison
Leonard Mark, (Costigan & L.) dwl cor Taylor

and O'Farrell
Leonard Robert K., Lone Star Saloon, pier 10

Stewart, dwl W s Beale bet Harrison and

Bryant
Leonard Thomas, milk-ranch, Vallejo nr Laguna
Leonard Thomas C. principal Mission Mixed

School and Evening School No. 2, dwl

Geary bet Dupont and Kearny
Leonard Willard, merchant, office 87 Front
Leony (J. C) & Hirstel (E. E.) cigars, SE cor

Clay and Montgomer}', dwl 210 Stockton
Leopold James, clothing, bds St. Nicholas
Leowenberg (Isadore) & Co. (Lewis Jaffes) wood

and coal, 55 Sansome
Lepercy Henri, feed-store, N s Pacific bet Jones

and Taylor
Leppien Frederick, clerk, 83 California, dwl N s

Green nr Lark in
Lepreux Charles, editor, Echo du Pacifique, office

124 Sacramento, dwl Virginia nr Jackson
Lermen Jacob, bar-keeper, with Joseph Holland,

dwl S s Green nr Kearny
Lermitte (Francis) & Co. (Felix Besson) Market

Coflee Saloon, 66 Merchant
Leroux Charles, (DrouUhat & L.) dwl 108 Bdy
Le Roy James H. actor, dwl 7 Stevenson
Le Roy Theodore, paper-hanger, 172 Montgomery,

dwl 144 Washington
Leslie Ann, Mrs. (colored) dwl 1 Virginia Place
Leslie Lizzie, chamb^-maid. Railroad House
Less Lsaiah, dwl S s Vallejo nr Stockton
Less Jane Mrs. dwl S s Vallejo nr Stockton
Lester (Pefer, colored) & G ibbs (J/(///m W. colored)

boots and shoes, dwl Green nr Sparks
Lestrade Paul, attorney at law, with P. W. Shep-

heard, dwl 321 Dupont
Leszynsky Alexander, dry-goods, 110 Sac, dwl

15 Kearny
Leszynsky Lesser, fancy dry-goods, 167 Clay
Leszynsky Morris, drayman, dwl S s Natoma bet

First and Second
Leszynsky Samuel, salesman, with L. Leszynsky,

dwl 167 Clay
Leterrier P. dwl E s Mission bet Sparks and Tracy
Letherland James, laborer, dwl SW cor Fremont

and Mission
Letter George W. proprietor St. Ann's Market,

N s Market bet Powell and Mason
Levander William, carpenter, bds 166 Pacific

178

SAN FRANCISCO [ L ] DIRECTORY.

Levason Lewis, dentist, SE cor Sacramento and

Battery
Levenagor Simon, book-keeper, 94 Sacramento,

dwl Powell bet Broadway and Yallejo
Leveque Adolph, gardener, W s Simmons near

Brannan
Levcrslone H. reporter, bds Metropolitan Hotel
Levere Emanuel Dc, special policeman
Levi Abraham, clothing, hats, eic. 73 Commercial,

dwl 5 Harlan Place
Levi Albert, with J. Seligman & Co. dwl Green

bet Stockton and Powell
Levi Baer, hand-cartman, dwl N s Stevenson bet

First and Second
Levi Bernard, boots and shoes, E s Stewart bet

Mission and Market
Levi Bernard, furniture-wagon, dwl 2 Post
Levi E. with Henry Danziger, dwl S s Sutter bet

Stockton and Dupont
Levi Edward, dwl 2 Post
Levi Emanuel, book-keeper, 84 California, bds

with A. J. Brunn
LEVI (Henry) & CO. (Leopold Loupe) wholesale

grocers, 60 California, dwl 29 Minnie
Levi Isidore, dwl N s Yallejo nr Stockton
Levi James, dwl 180| Mission
Levi Marks, (Levi & Brother) dwl 278 Stockton
Levi (Morris) & Brother (Marks Levi) dry-goods,

278 Stockton
Levi Solomon, butcher, 195 Jackson
Levi William, stock-dealer, dwl 2 Post
Levine Abram, (Levine & Brother) 250 Stockton
Levine Edward, laborer, bds Old Oak House, cor

Mission and Ridley
Levine (Morris) &, Brother (Abram Levine) dry-
goods, 250 Stockton
Levinger S. hosiery, dwl 347 Powell
Levinson C. Mrs. teacher of music, dwl N s Yal-
lejo, bet Powell and Stockton
Levinson Henry, cigars, 74 Battery, dwl N s

Yallejo bet Powell and Stockton
Levinson Jacob, (Levinson Bros. ) dwl N s Green

nr Dupont
Levison Joseph, dry-goods, dwl N s Yallejo nr

Stockton
LEYINSOX BROTHERS, (Louis & Jacob) im-
porters cigars and tobacco, 83 Battery, dwl
N s Green bet Dupont and Stockton
Levinson Marcus, cigars, 250 Dupont
Levinson Joseph, oysterman, at Ball's Saloon,

dwl SE cor Montgomery and Merchant
Levitsky David, furniture and crockery, E s Third

bet Howard and Mission
Levitsky Hyman, furniture, W s Second nr Mkt
Levy Aaron, dwl N s Jessie bet First and Second
Levy Abram, glazier, dwl 56 Kearny
Levy Adolph, boots and shoes, 142 Battery
Levy Alexander, dry-goods, 80 Kearny
Levy Benjamin, dry-goods, 187 Clay
Levy Benjamin, merchant, dwl E s Stockton bet

Bush and Sutter
Levy Charles, merchant, dwl 16 Minnie
Levy D. reader and teacher congregation Emanu-

El
Levy David, boots and shoes, W s Second bet

Market and Jessie
Levy Emanuel, book-keeper, 84 California, bds
with A. J. Brunn

Levy (Harris) & Goslinsky (Elias), cigar manu-
facturers, 110 Sacramento, res Portland
Levy Henry, hand-cartman, dwl N s Jessie bet

First and Second
Levy Henry (/. & H. Levij), dwl 259 Dupont
Levy Herman L. clerk, dwl N. Y. Hotel
Levy H. L. with M. B. Levy, East nr Clay
Levy (Isaac) & Brother (Julius Levy) dry-goods,

272 Stockton
Levy Isaac & Henry, dry-goods, 259 Dupont
Levy (Isadore) & 'Bvoihei (Samuel Levy) clothing,

221 Kearny
Levy John, jeweler, dwl N s Sutter bet Dupont

and Stockton
Levy John (Braverman & L.), dwl Folsom bet

Second and Third
Levy Julius (Levy & Brother), dwl 272 Stockton
Levy Julius (St. Losky, Levy & Co.), dwl N s

Sutter bet Dupont and Stockton
Levy L. clothing, 20 Sacramento
Levy Louis (Alexander & L.) 82 Sacramento up-
stairs
Levy Louis, tailor, 89 Kearny
Levy Louis, tailor, 34 Leidesdorff
Levy Lisette Mile, bds with Madame Mary Levy
Levy M. clothing, 61 Jackson
Levy M. B. clothing, East near Clay
Levy Mary (widow), hair-dresser, NE cor "Wa-

verley Place and Sacramento
Levy Meyer (of Levy & Co. San Bernardino.) dwl

77 Kearny
Levy Michael, French cloths, 205 Dupont
Levy Morris, clothing, 215 Kearny
Levy S. butcher, bds St. Nicholas
Levy S. tailor, E s Davis nr Pacific
Levy Samuel (Levy & Brother) dwl 221 Kearny
Levy Samuel, merchant, dwl E s Stockton bet

Bush and Sutter
Levy Siegmund (St. Losky L. & Co.), 109 Cal
Levy Solomon, tailor, 189 California
Lewelling (John') & Co. (Peter L. Webb), fruits,

154 Clay, res San Lorenzo
Lewis Ann Mrs. dwl 65 Broadway, rear
Lewis David, printer, SE cor Clay and Sansome,

dwl SE cor Bush and Sansome
Lewis David, tailor, "W s Second bet Market and

Jessie
Lewis D. Parrish, merchant, with 0. "W. Easton
Lewis Edward, dwl cor Filbert and Taylor
Lewis Edwin (Lewis & Sons), dwl NW cor Pine

and Leavenworth
Lewis E. Warren, contractor, dwl 374 Stockton
Lewis (Frederick) & Co. (Diedrich Harges), gro-
ceries and liquors, cor Francisco and Midway
Lewis Frederick R. clerk, with Newhall, Gregory

& Co. dwl N s Tehama bet First and Second
Lewis George, carpenter, dwl N s Everett bet

Fourth and Fifth
Lewis Henry, dwl Greenwich bet Jones and

Taylor
Lewis Henry L. grocer, dwl E s Jane, bet ilis-

sion and Jessie
Lewis Henry M. importer jewelry, watch-maker,

etc. 189 Clay
Lewis J. capt sloop Warren, Long Wharf
Lewis James, boatman, rms Battery nr Union
Lewis James E. stmp Sonora, dwl cor Dupont

and Clay

SAN" FRANCISCO [L] DIRECTORY.

179

Lewis John, clerk, stm Surprise

Lewis Jolin, engineer, dwl isK cor Montgomery

and California
Lewis Jolm (colored), dwl S s Yallcjo bet Masou

and Taylor
Lewis John B. laborer, warehouse dcpt Custom

House, dwl 267 Stockton
Lewis Josiah, painter, at 67 Pino, bds 119 Pine
Lewis (J. lioome) & Sons (Edwin & Rodman P.

Leivis), flour and grain, Washington nr Front,

dwl NW cor Pine and Leavenworth
Lewis Louis, dry-goods, 282 Dupout
Lewis Lyon, dwl W a Third bet Howard and

Folsom
Lewis M. dancer, dwl S s Jackson bet Powell

and Mason
Lewis Mitchell M. jeweler, 183 Clay, dwl N s

Bush bet Kearny and Dupont
Lewis Nathan {Goodlme & L.\ dwl 250 Dupont
Lewis Oscar, clerk, SE cor Front and Sacramento

dwl Minnie bet First and Second
Lewis Phillip, dwl 272 Powell
Lewis Richard, NW cor Mont and Sutter
Lewis Rodman P. {Lewis & Sons), dwl NW cor

Pine and Leavenworth
Lewis Sabin F. chief-engineer Cortes, dwl N s

Geary bet Kearny and Dupont
Lewis Samuel, clerk, with Hodge & Wood
Lewis Sarah Miss, millinerj'-, W s Third, bet

Howard and Folsom
Lewis William, deputy U. S. Surveyor, dwl N s

Greenwich bet Dupont and Stockton
Lewis William J. civil-engineer, 49 Alontgomery

Block
Leyers Florian, cabinet-maker, with J. G. Clark

& Co.
Leykauff Alex. (/. E. Moller & Co.\ dwl N s

Harrison bet Fifth and Simmons
Lhote Frank, laborer, dwl S s Harrison bet First

and Second
L'HOTE BROTHERS {Eugene & Ren6 L'hote),

boots and shoes, 220 Dupont
L'hote Rene, {Uhote Brothers), dwl 220 Dupont
Libby Josiah, builder, at Presidio Distillery, bds

with J. W. Duncan, Union nr Larkin
Libby M. bds Benton House
Libby Sylvanus D. wharf-builder, dwl 194 Mis
Lichtenfelds G. dwl Commercial nr Davis
Lichtenhein Anthony, cigars and tobacco, W s

Second nr Market
Lichtenstein Moses B. clerk, dwl 175 Com
Lichtenstein M. B. dwl 275 Pacific
Lichtenstein Solomon H. pawn-broker, 175 Com-
mercial, dwl E s St. Mary nr Pine
Liddell Mary K. Mrs. proptr Mission Hotel, dwl

W 8 Dolores cor Center
Liddle Robert, gun-smith, dwl N s Union near

Stockton
Lieb Joseph F. bar-keeper, Tammany Hall Saloon

dwl 1.53 Kearny
Liebenberg ( Charles) & Mehrtens {Marthi), gro-
ceries, cor Front and Chambers
Liebreich Simon, tailor, N s Wash nr Stockton
Lien Henry, tanner, Mith John J. Fulton, bds

S s Townsend bet Second and Third
Liepman L. salesman, 80 California
Liera Henry, boot-maker, at 164 Washington
Liese Henry, butcher, dwl 98 Bush

Liescnfelt Piiillip, billiard-manufactory, 152 and
154 Ballery

Light Wolf, hand-cart, dwl NW cor Clementina
and Ecker

Lightner Elizabeth ifrs. bds Brannan House

Lightner .Joel F. commission merchant, 43 and
45 California

Lilienthal John, drayman, cor California and
Front, dwl cor Washington and Powell

Lillie Lewi.s. (.7. Bryant Hill & Co.) dwl 286
Washington

Lincoln B. B. dwl NW cor Clay and Davis

Lincoln George, driver, Logue & Skelly, dwl
Knickerbocker Engine House

Lincoln Jonas, merchant, dwl with Mrs. H. Har-
ris, 75 Jessie

Lincoln William, laborer, dwl N s Lombard bet
Mason and Powell

Lind J. Y. assistant surgeon, U. S. Marine Hos-
pital, Rincon Point

Lindau Arnold, groceries, NW cor Davis and
Washington

Lindcmer John C. gardener, Presidio Road

Lindenbaum Isaac, clothing, W s Stewart bet
Mission and Market

Lindenbergcr T. E. {Badger kL.) dwl cor Stock-
ton and Sacramento

Lindenberger V. H. bds St. Francis Hotel

Liuderoos Gustav, seaman, dwl SE cor Sacra-
mento and Drumm

Lindlev, Wooster & Weaver, (of Sacramento)
office 79 Front

Lindner Max, ( Goodman & L.) dwl 69 Kearny

Lindon Henry H. insurance agent, bds with Cal-
vin Slade, W s Hawthorne bet Folsom and
Harrison

Lindou J. bds What Cheer House

Lindop W. orderly, U. S. Marine Hospital, Rin-
con Point

Lindsay Hester E. (widow) dwl 119 Bush

Lindsay Thomas, laborer. Union Club, dwl N s
Minnie bet Third and Fourth

Linegear Charles, drayman, SE cor Sacramento
and Battery, dwl S s Sutter nr Montgomery

Linekin Ira W. {Harding & L.) 55 Front, up
stairs, dwl 136 Dupont

LINEN JAMES, ale and porter, SE cor Mont
and Cal, dwl N s Geary bet Dup and Kearny

Linen Joseph, laborer, dwl E s Mary Lane, bet
Berry and Sutter

Linens Alexander, machinist, Union Foundry,
bds What Cheer House

Linforlh Jame,«, book-keeper, with Benchley k
Co. dwl N s Sutter above Taylor

Ling John, (Chinese) drug-store, 203 Sac

Link Charles, drayman, Montgomery bet Sutter
and Market

Link J. cartman, dwl Chestnut bet Mason and
Taylor

Link Valentine, blacksmith, at 43 Pine, bds
Philadelphia House, Bush

Linn Mary ^Irs. liquor, 41 Pacific

Linors Charles M. seaman, bds 5 Sacramento

Linsey Edward, bds A. I. Gladding, SE cor Lar-
kin and California

Lin Sin, (Chinese) washing, N s Pac nr Dupont

Liuthal Henry, porter, Jones, Bendixen & Co.
dwl 83 Bush

180

SAN FRANCISCO [ L] DIRECTORY.

Lion Julia Miss, embroidery and children's cloth-
ing, 305 Stockton
Lion Samuel, laborer, U. S. B. Mint
Lipniau Charles F. (^Randolph & Z.) dwl 215 Stock
Lipman Joseph, {Clar?c & L.) dwl 15 Green
Lippo Wm. laborer, dwl S s Union bet Powell

and Mason
Lippincott Amaziah, carpenter, bds 89 Bush
Lippitt Francis J. attorney at law, 3 Montgomery

Block, dwl N s Mission op Ellen
Lippman Joseph, watch-maker and jeweler, 175

Clay, dwl N s Xatoraa bet First and Second
Lippmann Philip, water-cart, dwl 96 Dupont
Lippsk)' Frederick, waiter at Wimmer's Restau-
rant, dwl W s Mathews Place bet Post and

Sutter
Lisbon Francis, (colored) at Banks & Bull, bds

with Catharine Nelson
Lissack Adolphus H. broker, 57 Front
Lister Thomas G. ship-carpenter, bds 89 Bush
Litchenheira Anthony, liquors, bds Eagle Hotel,

Beale nr Folsom
Litchfield W. D. bds R. R. House
Litchmenberg Moses, cigar-maker, dwl cor Bush

and Montgomery
Littin Joseph A. waiter, California Restaurant
Littlefield John W. shipwright, dwl N s Perry

bet Second and Third
Littlefield Joseph T. ship-carpenter, dwl S s

Pacific bet Montgomery and Sansome
Littleford John T. {Morris & L.) dwl NW cor

Berry and Dupont
Little E. J. tin-smith, bds Manhattan House
Little Francis, laborer, dwl SE cor Sutter and

Powell
Little John, shipwright, dwl N s Hunt bet

Second and Third
Little John T. dwl Mission bet Brady and Her-
mann
Little Robert, gunsmith, 112 Washington, dwl

cor Union and Union Place
Little William, shipwright, dwl W s Liberty bet

Third and Fourth
Little Wm. C. with Parrott & Co. dwl Taylor nr

Jackson
Litton Thomas, dwl with Wm. H. Culver
Litton Wm. stevedore, dwl Union bet Battery

and Sansome
Liturnoeau John, county assessor's office, dwl

cor Virginia and Pacific
Liutz Martin & Co. {Rudolph Wichelhausen) news

agents, etc. Washington nr P. 0.
Live Samuel, dwl with Caspar Wolf
Livenburg S. {hazard & L.) dwl 198 Kearny
Livermore Chas. E. book-keeper, with Redington

& Co. bds with H. G. Livermore
Livermore Elizabeth Mrs. dwl S s Yallejo bet

Powell and Mason
Livermore Horatio G. dwl S s Minnie bet Second

and Third
Livermore Horatio P. clerk, with Redington &

Co. bds with H. G. Livermore
Livermore 0. wdth Pioche & Bayerque, dwl S s

Clay bet Stockton and Powell
Livingston Henry B. reporter, Alta California,

bds Metropolitan Hotel
Livingston Isaac, boots and shoes, E s Stockton

nr Pacific

Livingston Jacob, tailor, 128 Kearny
Livingston M. dwl 347 Powell
Livingston P. M. carver, 105 Montgomery Block
Llewellyn Robert, {McMillan & L.) dwl 4 East
Lloyd Elizabeth Miss, dress-maker, 156 Sacra-
mento, up stairs
Lloyd Reuben H. attorney at law, 101 Merchant,

dwl Folsom ur Simmons
Lloyd Thomas, clerk, bds with Michael Fagan
Lloyd Thomas C. salesman, with L. Leszynsky,

167 Clay
Lloyd W. actor, Lyceum Theater
Lob Simon, dwl N s John bet Powell and Mason
Lobdell Michael, operator, with W. Shew, 113

Montgomery
Lobree A. clerk, 35 Jackson
Lobree Isaac, clothing, 35 Jackson
LOCAN {Frank) & CO. {Herman Searing) wors-
ted and fancy goods, 179 Clay
Loch Eliza Miss, laundress, dwl 102 Merchant
Lochernan John, liquor-saloon, 43 Montgomery,

dwl cor Market and Second
Locicero George, barber, dwl NW cor Stockton

and Sacramento
Locke Elisha, at Cochituate Baths, 57 Sansome
Locke Royal P. printer, dwl 4 St. Mary
Locke Silas M. real-estate, dwl N s Market bet

Powell and Mason
Locke {S. Morris) & Montague (TF. W.) imptrs

stoves and metals, 100 and 102 Battery, dwl

Howard bet First and Second
Lockett John, laborer, boards 3 Belden's Block,

Market
Lockhead John, engineer, 62 Sansome, dwl N s

Clay nr Jones
Lockman C. M. dwl 117 Bush
Lockraan Wm. S. waiter. What Cheer House
LOCKWOOD, (Albert) EWELL {P. D. F.) & CO.

clothing. Oak Hall, 178 Clay and 107 Mer,

resides New York (see advertisement)
Lockwood Charles W. seaman, bds What Cheer

House
Lockwood Christeann (widow) furnisbed rooms,

190 Sacramento
Lockwood George, broker, dwl 99 Pine
LOCKWOOD {Harvey M.) & HENDRIE {John

W.) clothing, 176 Clay, resides New York
Lockwood John E. dwl E s First bet Folsom

and Harrison
Loehr Ferdinand, physician, office and dwl E s

Dupont nr Sacramento
LOEHR {Francis) & CLAASSEN {Jacob) proptrs

American Hotel, 63 and 65 Montgomery
Loehr Henry, dwl 133 Bush
Loewenhelm Julius, with Morris Speyer, dwl W s

Stockton bet Clay and Sacramento
Loew'enstein John, proptr Minerva Hall, NE cor

Bush and Kearny
Loftus James, dwl S s Pacific bet Mason and

Taylor
Logan Henry C. real-estate and stock broker,

165 Montgomery, dwl 107 Commercial
Logan Jas. bds with Benj. A. Rice, Rassette PI
Logan Thomas, Galway House, 82 Pacific
Logan WiUiam, ship-carpenter, dwl 61 Kearny
Logue {John) & Skelly {Michael) proptrs Peoples

Line City and Mission Omnibusses, stables

S s Market op Sansome, dwl Russian Hill

SAN FRANCISCO [ L ] DIRECTORY.

181

Lohaus August, at Ocean Pearl Saloon, corner

Washington and East
Lolimanu (Iltnry A.) & Moesta {Jo]in P.) clotli-

iiig, 183 Washington, dwl Powell nr Broad-
way
Lohner Anthony, laborer, dwl W s Brooks bet

Market and Geary
Lohr Cliarlcs C. tailor, 204 Kearny
Lohse John F. with Lynch & Roeding, dwl Ma-
son nr Union
Loiseau Adolph, printer, dwl N 8 Pacific bet

Dupout and Stockton, rear
Loiseau M. printer, Le Phare, dwl Pacific bet

Kearny and Dupont
Lolor C. P. & Co. imptrs and commission mchts,

89 Front, dwl Tehama House
Lolor J. property-man, Maguire's Opera House
Lomin Ilenr}-, clothing, dwl E 3 Powell bet Val-

Icjo and Broadway
Lommax John (colored) carpenter, dwl Pacific,

bet Leavenworth and Hyde
London Alexander, painter, dwl E s Trinity bet

Bush and Sutter
London Meyer, waterman, dwl Jessie bet First

and Second
Londrigan Julia A. E. Miss, dress-maker, boards

witli James Hughes, E s Ecker
Lonergan Mary (widow) dwl Ss Folsom bet

Third and Fourth
Long A. (Chinese) merchant, 208 Dupont
Long Catherine (widow) boards N s Everett bet

Third and Fourth
Long Claude, hardware, NW cor Montgomery

and Washington, dwl 8 Virginia
Long David, with Sitka Ice Co. dwl W s Selina

Place, nr California
Long Frederick, cook, for G. W. Smith, dwl S s

Folsom bet First and Fremont
Long H. messenger. Wells, Fargo & Co.
Long James H. joiner, Sacramento nr East, dwl

cor Dupont and Harlan Place
Long J. W. bds What Cheer House ^
Long L. H. Napa messenger, Fjeeflian

Express ^»«— __-— ^ —

Long Matiiew, engineer, dwl E s Mason bet

Greenwich and Filbert
Long William, washing, dwl W s Mary Lane bet

Berry and Bush
Long Wm. C. Mrs. (widow) dwl cor Leavenworth

and Bush
Long William M. carpenter, bds Brooklyn Hotel
Longley Samuel, policeman, dwl 140 Sac
Longrois Jule, Contra Costa Express, dwl NE

cor Dupont and Green
Longrois Louis, bakerv. 179 Pacific
LONIXG (Jl^^nry) & FEUERSTEIN iRudol2)h)

imptrs and commission merchts, 50 Front,

up stairs
Lookayse Raphael, Raphael's Restaurant, 78

Commercial, dwl 2 Ecker
Loomis Dudley J. book-keeper, with Coffey &

Risdon, bds What Cheer House, 119 Sac
LOOMIS (E. J.) HALL (71 J.) & CO. {G. M.

Hall) produce commission merchants, foot

Washington
Loomis Rilej', drayman, bds E s Fourth bet Mis-
sion and Market
Loomis Roland, teamster, with T. Ellsworth

& Co.'s

LOOMIS WILLIAM E. news-agent, SE cor San-
some and Washington, dwl 95 Montgomery
Block

Loop Sidney J. cabinet-maker, with J. G. Clark
& Co. dwl S s Jessie bet Second and Third

Loper William, capt schr Far West, Washington
St. Wharf

Lopez Amido, dwl N a Vallejo nr Kearny

Lopez Angel, dwl N s Vallejo nr Kearny

Lopez Jesus, cigar-maker, 4 Trinity, dwl N 8
Vallejo nr Kearny

Lord Charles S. 64 Front, up stairs, bds 85 San

Lord D. S. & Co. {G. A. Mtndon) imps paper, 90
Clay, dwl Bush cor Hyde

Lorden Daniel, laborer, dwl 44 Post

Loregan Michael, stone-cutter, bds Mechanic's
Boarding House, Market

Loring A. L. jeweler, with Louderback & Bald-
win

Loring ( G. W.) & Mason ( W. C.) groceries, SW
cor Clay and Taylor

Loring Sarah F. Miss, asst teacher primary dept
Greenwich St. School

Loring S. M. bds Niantic Hotel

Loring Susan (widow) dwl S s Vallejo bet Pow-
ell and Stockton

Loring William, dwl Greenwich nr cor Mason

LORING, W. P. wines and liquors, 72 Merchant,
dwl 68 Merchant

Loris Francis A. teacher St. Ignatius School, S s
Market bet Fourth and Fifth

Loroi Alfred, cook, dwl 15 St. Mary

Lorquin Pierre, taxidermist, dwl 198 California,
rear

Lortie Edward, fruit-store, 75 Montgomery

Loryea A. M. physician, office and dwl 217 Clay

Losch John H. hair-dresser, boards with M. W.
Gande

Losh W. bds Benton House

Losh William, gardener, dwl W s Silver near
Third

Lothrop John J. {English & L) dwl NW cor San-
some and Bush

Lott Charles F. (Dickson, De Wolf & Co.) dwl N
s Greenwich nr Dupont

Lott Enoch, carpenter, dwl E s Hubbard bet
FoLsom and Howard

Lott J. Mrs. asst teacher primary dept, Califor-
nia St. School

Lott Salina Mrs. 9 Geary

Lottritz John, brewer, dwl E s Dupont nr Union

Loubrie Jerome, with M. Dubroca, 127 Jackson

Louchren John, liquors, 43 Montgomery, dwl SE
cor Market and Second

Loucks George P. dwl 6 Clay St. Wharf

Loucks Orlando, produce commission merchant,
6 Clay

Loud Alfred C. 91 Front, dwl Washington nr
Taylor

LOUD {Warren) HOSMER {Qiarks) & CO {A.
W. Snyder) importers and jobbers wines and
liquors, 91 Front, dwl Cal nr Stockton

Loudenhammer J. dwl 209 Stockton

Loudenslager Agnes (widow) furnished rooms,
NW cor Kearny and Bush

LOUDERBACK A. game and fish, 5 and 6 Wash
Market, dwl cor Eddy and Leavenworth

Louderback D. {Buktti & L.) dwl 9 Virginia

182

SAN FRANCISCO [ L ] DIRECTORY.

Loiulerback 'Davis, law student, dwi 9 Virginia

LOUDERBACK ( William) & BALDWIN" {Mar-
cus M.) manufacturing jewelers and lapida-
ries, 171 Washingtou, dwl 19 Minnie, (see
advertisement)

Lougee James "W. sign-painter, 121 Sansome, dwl
E s Stockton bet Clay and Sacramento

Loughland John, laborer, at Fay's Soap Factory,
Ciiestnut nr Mason

Louglilin Dennis, carpenter, boards Mechanic's
Boarding House, Market

Loughlin Geo. K., U. S. B. Mint, dwl N s Sutter
bet Kearny and Montgomery

Louhesen Henry, oysters. Pavilion Saloon, dwl
14 Harlan Place

Louis Charles, barkeeper. Half "Way House, N
s Folsom bet Thorne and Wood

Louis James, dwl 275 Pacific

Louis M. tailor, dwl cor Sacramento and Drumm

Louis Manuel, carpenter, dwl 96 Pacific

Louis (JIarian) &, Gallo {Michel) coffee-stand,
Jackson nr East

Lount Daniel S. merchant, dwl 209 Stockton

Lount Helen, Mrs. boarding, 209 Stockton

Lount Wm. R. dwl 209 Stockton

Loupe Leopold [E. Levi & Co.) dwl E s Stockton
nr Sacramento

LOVE {Harlow S.) & "WATTSON {Jno. Y.) attys
at law, 101 Merchant, dwl 175 Clay

Lovejoy Alphonso J. drayman. Eureka Mills, dwl
W s First bet Tehama and Howard

Lovejoy R. B. {J. Everding & Co.) dwl 50 Clay

Loveland La Fayette, broker, NE cor Clay and
Mont, dwl SW cor Greenwich and Larkin

Lovell Edward C. clerk, Samuel Price & Co. dwl
Jackson nr Stockton

Lovell James X. clerk, Samuel Price & Co. dwl
Jackson nr Stockton

Lovely Geo. S. dwl S"W cor Pine and Dupont

Lovely Horace Mrs. boarding, SW cor Pine and
Dupont

Lovely Marcus H. pressman. Commercial Print-
ing Office, bds with Mrs. H. Lovely

Lovering R. F. {Hamillon & Co.) dwl Railroad
House

Lovett Joseph, actor, Lyceum, dwl NW cor Bush
and Kearny

Lovicli Charles, tailor, 26 First

LOW C. ADOLPHE & CO. {Chas. H. Baldwin)
com mchts and insurance agents, 124 Cali-
fornia, up stairs, dwl with Samuel Hort

Low John, dwl Mason bet Filbert and Union

Low W. S. bds What Cheer House

Lowe Benjamin F. office 60 California

Lowe James {Allan, L. & Co.) dwl Taylor bet
Jackson and Washington

Lowe Thomas {Allan, L. & Co.') res Oregon City

Lowe William L. supt Am. Flour Mills, dwl S s
Natoma bet First and Second

Lowell Xathan R. storage, cor Davis and Pine,
dwl 21 Natoma

Lowenberg Sampson, dwl S s Vallejo bet Pow-
ell and Mason

Lowenstein Jacob, dwl N s Vallejo bet Mason
and Powell

Lowergan Patrick, striker, Vulcan Iron Works

Lowndes Alfred Samuel, teacher, S. F. College,
N s Bush bet Mason and Taylor

Lowney James, bds with Mortimer Sullivan
Lowry Walter, commercial reporter, Alta Califor-
nia, bds Metropolitan
Lowry William, boatman, 17 Sutter
Loyer Pierre J. waiter, 137 Kearny
Lozano Valentine (widow), dwl E s Virginia
Lubbock Henry P. captain, bds with Simon Ham-

merschmith
Lubbock William M. capt, ofiBce NE cor Clay and

Battery, bds with Simon Hammerschmith
Lubeck Charles W. ship-broker, U. S. Court

Building, bds Powell bet Clay and Wash
Lubey Edward, laborer, Fort Point
Lubey Mary Ann, (widow) dwl W s Virginia nr

Jackson
Lubin {Richard D.) t Meyer {Charles) groceries,

NW cor Dupont and Green
Lucas John, carpenter, dwl W s Mont nr Vallejo
Lucas Wm. saloon, dwl S s Brannan cor Johnston
Luce Jirah, paper-carrier, dwl X s Green bet

Mason and Powell
Lucke Frederick, tailor, dwl S s Vallejo nr Kearny
Lucke H. boots and shoes, 188 Washington
Luckton John T. dwl 107 Broadway
Luco Manuel, dwl 325 Dupont, rear
Ludden R. capt schr Julius Pringle, Washington

Street Wharf
Luden {Louis) & Hincken (C/atw) groceries and

liquors, NW cor Second and Mission
Ludington George C. SE cor California and Front
Ludlam Anthony, oysters, dwl NW cor Howard

and Jane
Ludlam James C. clerk, with Anthony Ludlam,

bds NW cor Howard and Jane
Ludlow Charles S. dwl 163 Mission
Ludlow Frank G. operator, with R. H. Vance,

bds What Cheer House
Ludlow James, pilot, dwl 163 Mission
Ludlow James, deputy city and county treas-
urer, dwl NE cor Jackson and Powell
Ludlum Cornelius, merchant, dwl 223 California
Ludlum Edward, letter department, Freeman &

Co.'s Express, dwl S s California above

Dupont
Ludlum Thomas B. clerk, with Bradshaw & Co.

dwl 223 California
Ludorff Julius, clerk, with J. H. Druhe, NW cor

Bush and Battery
Ludwig John, baker, dwl 372 Stockton
Ludwig John A. carpenter, S s Bush bet Kearny

and Montgomery
Ludwigsen F. C. porter, with Morris Speyer, 138

Washington
LUEDKE RUDOLPH, watch-maker and jeweler,

159 Washington, dwl N s Pine bet St. Mary

and Kearny
Lufkin Joseph, dwl S s Merchant nr Drumm
Luhr E. D. sign-painter, NE cor Third and Folsom
Luhr Ernest, painter, dwl W s Ritch bet Bran-
nan and Third
Luhrs Charles, drayman, 94 Front
Luhrs Edward F. {Tiencken & L.) dwl SW cor

Stockton and Sacramento
Luhrssen Frederick, clerk, NW cor Second and

Natoma
Luke David, stage-driver, with P. Hunt & Co.

dwl at stable W s Third bet Folsom and

Howard

SAN FRANCISCO [ L ] DIRECTORY.

183

Luke ■\Villiain L. Jr. clerk, Home Journal, dwl

NK cor Montgomery and Clay
Lull Kdwiird M. hostler, for Overland Mail, St.

Mark's Place bet Dupont and Kearny
LULL LOUIS R. attorney at law, NW cor Mont-

gomer}' and Merchant, dwl N s Bush bet

Powell and Mason
LULOFS B. produce commission merchant, 14

Clay, dwl SE cor Montgomery and Jackson
Lum A. Stewart, clerk, Bank Exchange, Mont-
gomery Block, dwl E s Powell op John
Lum Cyrus, sexton, Dr. Scott's Church, bds cor

First and Tehama
Lum John, musician, dwl 6 Harlan Place
Lumberg Peter, gardener, dwl cor Green and

Laguna
Lumley George, importer liquors, cor Battery and

Union
Lun, Wo & Co. (Chinese) merchant, 180 Sacra-
mento
Lund Ole. laborer, dwl S s Harrison bet First

and Second
Lundie George, with Winant & Co. bds N s Har-
rison bet Third and Fourth
Lundy James, long-shoreman, bds Mechanics'

Boarding House, Market
Luning Nicholas, banker, NE cor Sacramento and

Leidesdorff, dwl SW cor Pine and Powell
Lunney P. clerk, NE cor California and Battery
Lunny Bernard, boot-maker, 25 Jackson
Lunny James W. painter, dwl S s Union bet

Powell and Mason
Lunt James R. with James Patrick & Co. dwl S s

Riley ur Taylor
Lupton Samuel L. deputy county clerk, and of

Fourth District Court, dwl S s Minnie nr

Third
Lusk C. D. & Co. {James Daws) livery-stable,

150 Sansome
Lussey John, French and Spanish interpreter.

Police Judge's Court, dwl with Simon Uam-

merschmith
Lust Simon, hats and caps, "75 Montgomery
Lusteg Isaac, boot-maker, 85 Jackson
LUTGENS JOHN, Lutgens Hotel, 64 Mont
Luther Francis, clerk, 109 Clay, bds SW cor

California and Montgomery
LUTHER J. B. auctioneer, dwl Minnie between

First and Second
Lutten Thomas, boards Jones bet Lombard and

Chestnut
Luttman John, tinsmith, 160 Battery
Lutton Robert, carpenter, dwl 2 Brooklyn PI
Lutz John C. (Julius Dietterlen & Co.) dwl 57

Kearny
Lutz Michael, engineer, at Salt Mills, SW cor

Davis and Washington
Lux Henry, butcher, dwl SW cor Kearny and

Sacramento
Lykins Isaac N. book-keeper, 140 Washington,

dwl N s Jessie bet Ecker and Anthony
Lyle Freeman B. clerk, 105 Battery
Lyle Joshua B. speculator, dwl S s Howard bet

Second and Third
Lyle Thomas W. with M. A. Braly, dwl 225 Sac-
ramento
Lyle William S. clerk, 72 Battery, dwl Ss How-
ard bet Second and Third

Lyman Edward, clerk. General Store, W s Do-
lores op Center

Lyna William, carpenter, cor Oregon and Front

Lynam John, laborer, with James Cunningham

Lynch Catherine M. (widow) dwl S 8 Everett bet
Third and Fourth

Lynch Daniel, collector, dwl Pacific nr Larkin

Lynch Daniel, laborer, dwl cor Larkin and Vallejo

Lynch Daniel, liquors, 140 Kearny

Lynch Daniel L. with Barry & Patten, dwl
Harlan Place

Lynch {F. E.) & Roeding {F.) com merchants 138
Jackson up stairs

Lynch Francis, laborer, at Steam Laundry, near
Laguna, Presidio Road

Lynch G. T. dwl NE cor Powell and Broadway

Lynch Henry J. tinsmith, at 46 Sansome, dwl
W s Mary Lane bet Berry and Sutter

Lynch {James) & Co. {P. J. Kennedy) wood and
coal, cor Broadway and Sansome, dwl SE
cor Green and Mason

Lynch Jeremiah D. laborer. Fort Point

Lynch John, proprietor 5th Ward Saloon, boards
with Thomas Cleary

Lynch John, bds Pacific nr Larkin

Lynch John cook, dwl E s Isdel Place nr Bush

Lynch John, driver, 55 Sansome, dwl NE corner
Minnie and Fourth

Lynch John, laborer, at Steam Laundry, nr La-
guna, Presidio Road

Lynch John, laborer, bds 182 Pacific

Lynch John, waiter. Railroad House

Lynch Michael, groceries, etc. W s Dolores, op-
posite Center

Lynch Michael, bar-keeper, dwl W s Mary Lane
bet Berry and Sutler

Lynch Patrick, laborer. Pacific Foundry, dwl N
s Minna bet Second and Third

Lynch Peter, laborer, S s Clary bet Ritch and
Fourth

Lynch Thomas, wool-grader, bds Manhattan Hs

Lynch William, miner, bds with Thomas Cleary

Lynch William H. 125 Washington

Lynde Joseph B. salesman, with Taafife, McCahill
& Co. bds S s Brannan nr Third

Lynde M. 0. bds S s Brannan nr Third

Lyne William, machinist, bds 118 Front

Lynn Jacob, ( Green & L.) dwl W s Powell bet
Post and Sutter

Lynn Jacob, Jr. brewer, dwl W s Powell bet
Post and Sutter

Lynn John, brewery. First near Folsom, dwl W
8 Powell bet Post and Sutter

Lyon Champlin, machinist, S. F. Machine Works

Lyon George, stone-cutter. Fort Point

Lyon James, steward, with J. B. Bayerque, Mis-
sion bet Harris and Simmons

Lyou Theodore, tinsmith, at cor AVashingtonand
Front, bds SE cor Sacramento and Davis

Lyon Walter, clerk, 20 Sansome

Lyon Wendell, printer, 125 Sansome, bds Kearny
bet Union and Green

Lyon William F. & Co. (/. M. Merrill) produce
commission merchants, 52 Clay, dwl Kearny
bet Green and Union

LYON ( William II.) & CO. {John Harrold) pro-
prietors Empire Brewery, 106 Jessie, dwl
SE cor Montgomery and California

184

SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY.

Lyon Worthinpton S. at Kellogg & Humbert's,

bds with George L. Kenny
Lyons Alexander, painter, dwl Vallejo bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny
Lyons Ann E. Mrs. dry goods, dwl 344 Stockton
Lyons Barcud. harness-maker, at 145 Sansome,

dwl cor Montgomery and California
Lyons Charles A. driver, with Logue & Skelly,

dwl S s Jessie bet Second and Third
Lyons Daniel (S. J.) dwl S s market nr Fourth
Lyons Dennis, dwl NE cor Powell and Greenwich
Lyons Ellis, bds with Alexander Lyons
Lyons George (colored) dwl 344 Dupont
Lyons James S. upholsterer, dwl 36 Clementina
Lyons John, 58 Front
Lyons John, salesman, dwl Sac nr Drumm
Lyons John, teamster, bds 18 Bush
Lyons John, machinist, bds 25 Bush
Lyons Mary, cook City Laundry corBrannan and

Third
Lyons Michael A. blacksmith, dwl Chambers nr

Battery
Lyons S. H. sugar refiner, dwl 213 Vallejo
Lyons William, bds with Nathaniel Bassett
Lyons W. S. 104 Montgomery, dwl Cahfornia

bet Stockton and Powell
Lyvere Montreville, boot-maker, 204 Kearny

Maas George, blacksmith, dwl E s Brown Place

nr Pine
Maas Margaret (widow), bds with George Maas
Maccaise Henry, merchant, dwl 93 Dupont
Mac Cann Tilford, clerk , 148 Battery
Mac Cann ( William) & Co. brokers, 148 Battery

dwl Taylor n "Washington
Mac Cann Wm. Jr. book-keeper, with Janson,

Bond & Co. dwl NE cor Battery and Clay
Macchiavello John, {Brignardello &, M.). dwl 164

Sansome
MAC CRELLISH (Frederick) & CO. ( Wm. A.

Woodivard), publishers and proptrs Alta

California, 124 Sacramento, dwl Sophie Ter-
race
Macdonald Donald A. foreman Chace's Mill, cor

Market and Beale, dwl Prospect Place
MacDonald Henry, seaman, dwl E s Lafayette

Place bet Green and Union
Macdonald John, hostler, dwl cor Harrison and

Ritch
MacDowell Archibald S. liquors, dwl 192 Pine
Macedona Hosea, dwl 86 Broadway
Macey J. capt sloop C. E. Long, Clay St. "Wharf
Mac Govern James, Pioneer Lamp Factory, 149

California, dwl cor Green and Leavenworth
Macholdd Henry, carpenter, Union PI nr Green
Macht Alexander, fruits, 318 Stockton
Mack Ready, barber, at 85 Sansome
Mack Elizabeth F. Miss, lodgings, 222 Stockton
Mack I. N. (C. G. Finney & Co.), 69 Clay, dwl

cor Sutter and Mason
Mack Isaac, flour-merchant, dwl NE cor Sutter

and Mason
Mack J. Hayden, dwl 83 Bush
Mack Peter, drayman, 64 Clay
Mack Thomas, butcher, dwl S s Bdy nr Sansome

Mack William J. book-keeper, with L. Krambach,

bds 66 Sansome
MACKALL W. W. major U. S. A. asst Adjutant

Gen. off 44 Bush, dwl E s Third nr Harrison
Mackatee Patrick, laborer, dwl N s Mission bet

Ridley and Tracy
Macken Francis, clerk, dwl with Dr. W. A. Sny-
der, SE cor Mission and Jane
Macken James, copper-smith, W s Fremont bet

Folsom and Howard
Mackenhoff Louis, bds Franklin Hotel
Mackenzie John A. machinist, dwl Hartmann

Place bet Greenwich and Lombard
Mackey M. bds Benton House
Mackey Peter, seaman, dwl 260 Pacific, rear
Mackin James, laborer, dwl N s Sansome near

Union
Mackinlay Edward, atty at law, 1 Mont Block
Mackintosh Robert, physcian, 89 Montgomery
Macnamara James, deputy-sealer weights and

measures, dwl N s Howard bet Tliird and

Fourth
Macomb George, butcher, W s Battery nr Pacific
Macomber Joseph, dwl N s Clementina bet First

and Second
Macomber William, carpenter, boards Isthmus

House, First
MACONDRAY {Frederick W.) & CO. (James

Otis, Jonas Minturn and Wm,. A. Macondray)

commission merchants, 54 and 56 Sansome,

dwl 255 Stockton
Macondray Frederick W. Jr. clerk, with Macon-
dray & Co. dwl 255 Stockton
Macondray William A. (Macondray & Co.), dwl

255 Stockton
Macpherson Alexander, dwl S s Center corner

Howard
Macpugn Eliza Mrs. dry-goods, SW cor First

and Tehama
Macpugn William, ship-carpenter, dwl SW cor

Tehama and First
Macrum David S. clerk, 14 Montgomery, bds

What Cheer House
MacTea Mary Miss, dwl Hinkley nr Kearny
Macy Charles F. compositor, Home Journal, dwl

Lombard bet Mason and Taylor
Macy Henry C. contractor, NE cor Davis and

Oregon, dwl N s Green bet Powell and Mason
Macy Robert, bds with G. A. Van Bokkelen
Macy William, ice wagon, dwl Broadway bet

Front and Davis
Madden Frank, morocco-finisher, bds at Old Oak

N s Mission cor Ridley
Madden Peter, carpenter, bds Brooklyn Hotel
Madigan John, stone-cutter. Fort Point
Madigan John, stone-cutter, dwl Presidio Road

nr Fort Point
Madigan Mary (widow), dwl 25 Stone
Madigan Thomas, stone-cutter, dwl Presidio

Road nr Fort Point
Madigan William, stone-cutter, dwl E s Fremont

bet Folsom and Harrison
Madinger Frederick, shoe-maker, NE cor Bush

and Trinity
Madison Bennett H. dwl 167^ Mission
Madison James, blacksmith, dwl 116 Dupont
Madison John, newspaper-carrier, dwl E s Stock-
ton bet Geary and St. Mark's Place

SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY.

185

Madison John IT. (Eoogs & M.), dwl E a Stock-
ton bet St. Mark's Place and Geary
Mady James, bar-keeper, Pacific nr Drumm, dwl

W s Davis bet Clark and Jackson
Magagnos Julian A. collector, Evening Bulletin,

dwl E s Powell nr Washington
Maggagiiotto Peter, Rev. pastor St. Francis Ca-
tholic Church dwl N a Vallejo bet Stock and
Dupont
^fagee James, laborer, dwl Brj'ant Place
Magee John, laborer, bds NW cor Vallejo and

Kearny
Magher Wm. tailor, SW cor Bush and Battery
Maginnis Christopher, pattern-maker, Union Fdy
Maginnis Eliphaz, drayman, dwl NW corner

Broadway and Kearny
Maginnis John, Rev. pastor St. Patrick's Church,

dwl Anuie bet Market and Jessie
Magner Dennis, porter, 36 and 38 Battery, dwl

N s Geary bet Dupont and Stockton
Magner Michael, laborer, dwl W s Montgomery

nr Broadway
Magner Thomas, grocer, NE cor Bdy and Scott
Magness James, capt schr Morning Light, Wash-
ington St. Wharf
Magnien Jean, paper box-maker, dwl 114 Dupont
Magniss Abram, clerk, Pacific bet Battery and

Front
Magnus George, printer, SE cor Clay and San-
some, dwl Philadelphia House, Pine
Magnus (Peter A) & Pflueger {Hermann) watch-
makers, 147 Kearny
Magraf Peter, laborer, Dow's Distillery, dwl S

Brannan St. Bridge, Polrero
Magraf Joseph, cabinet-maker, dwl Ws Trinity bet

Bush and Sutter
Magruder K. M. (widow) dwl S s Market bet

Third and Fourth
Maguire Ada Mrs. dwl 222 Sacramento
Maguire Edward, laborer, with O'Meara «& Painter
Maguire John, proptr Snug, Washington near

Mont, dwl SW cor Pine and Dupont
Maguire John, carpenter, bds with John Cooney
Maguire John, with W. B. Dolan, E s Third bet

Mission and Howard
Maguire Nicholas, hostler, 104 and 106 Kearny
Maguire Philip, waiter. What Cheer House
Maguire T. Godfrey, clerk, Union Foundry, dwl

58 Minnie
MAGUIRE THOMAS, proptr Maguire's Opera

House, Washington bet ilont and Kearny
Maguire W. bds What Cheer Hotise
Mahagan Robert, marble-cutter, 70 Montgomery
Mahar John, laborer. Union Foundry
Maher Ann (widow) washmg, dwl N a Harrison

bet Third and Fourth
Maher James, drayman, dwl S s Harrison bet

Second and Third
Maher James, laborer, dwl Hinckly nr Kearny
Maher AVilliam, sugar refiner, dwl Francisco

bet Dupont and Stockton
Mahl Christian, tailor, with John Sheppard
Mahland Claus W. {Doscher & Co.) dwl NW cor

Third and Everett
Mahler Joseph, boot-maker, NW cor Commercial

and Battery, dwl 67 Broadway
Mahon Frank W. laborer, with R. F. Knox & Co.
dwl E s Second nr Townsend

Mahon John, bargeman, Custom House
Mahoney Dennis, tailor, with John Sweeny
Mahoney Edward, engineer, Camphene Works,

NW corner Bcalo and Misson, bds Barkley

House
Mahoney Franklin J. with R. F. Knox & Co. bds

NE cor Townsend and Second
Mahoney James, boot-maker, 181 Pacific
Mahoney James, laborer, bds 3 Beldeu's Block,

Market
Mahoney John, bds Manhattan House
Mahoney Joim T. brick-layer, dwl NE cor Sac-
ramento and Davis
Mahoney Timotiiy, laborer, dwl N s Sutter near

Montgomery
Mahoney Timothy, potter, dwl 42 First
Mahony Daniel, laborer, 20 Battery, dwl W s

First bet Natoma and Howard
Mahony David, butcher, dwl corner Pacific and

Lark in
Mahony Dennis, butcher, dwl S a Pacific near

Larkin
Mahony Dennis, laborer, dwl with Timothy Dunn
Mahony John T. brick-layer, dwl SE cor Davia

and Sacramento
Mahony Mary Miss, seamstress, 207 Clay
Mahony Timothy, messenger, Post-office, dwl

Post-office
Mahony Timothy, laborer, dwl W s Rusa Alley

near Sutter
Mahony William, dwl S a Pacific nr Larkin
Maichebour Auguste, furniture, Dupont between

Broadway and Pacific
Maige F. N. (Parvik Co.) dwl O'Farrell between

Mason and Powell
Maige Pierre, saloon and restaurant, 207 Wash-
ington
Maighn P. clerk, with B. Killilea
Maillet Alphons, confectioner, 207 Washington
Mails Henry, deputy county recorder, dwl W a

Ritch bet Folsom and Harrison
Mails Isaac, merchant, dwl W a Stockton bet

Post and Sutter
Mails John, compositor, bds with Isaac Mails
MAIN {Charles) & WINCHESTER {Ezra H.)

manufacturers and imptrs saddlery, harness,

etc. 82 Battery, bds American Exchange
Main James M. capt schr J. K. F. Mansfield,

pier 3 Stewart, bds with Chas. Main
Main [Peter) & Schulte {Peter C.) groceries and

liquors, S s Natoma nr Hunt, dwl N s Na-
toma, bet Second and Third
Main Peter Jr. clerk, dwl N a Natoma between

Second and Third
Maiquez Isadore, professor dancing, dwl NW cor

Dupont and Sacramento
Maiquez Pepita Senora, danseuse, dwl NW cor

Dupont and Sacramento
Mairs James {James Dows & Co.) dwl Mission

Creek Distillery
Maish John, porter, with Spear & Co. 131 Cali-
fornia, dwl W s Trinity Court nr Trinity
Majoribanks John, with Ryan & Co. 56 Clay
Maker Nicholas M. clerk, with James Hickey,

dwl Gl Jackson
Makin James, hackman, cor Bush and Hyde
Makin Catherine (widowj Half-Way House, N a

Mission bet Johnston and Thome

186

SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY.

Makin Cornelius, printer, bds Half-Way House,

N s Mission bet Johnston and Thome
Makin F. witli J. Seligman & Co. dwl cor Mis-
sion and Jane
Makowsky L. tailor, E s Davis nr Pacific
MalatcsCa (/,.) <t Co. bakers, S s Union between

Stockton and Powell
Malbo Francis, basket-maker, Leidesdorflf nr Clay
Malcom Robert, store-keeper, at Edwards & Bai-
ley's, dwl Front nr Tallcjo, rear
Maldonado Josepha Mrs. dwl E s Powell bet

Jackson and Pacific
Malech C. Mrs. midwife, SE corner Bush and

Trinity
Maleck Gustavus, physician, N s Pine above

Montgonnery
Mallett George T. ship-wrigbt, dwl SW, corner

Mission and Second
Mallett Richard, miller, bds St. Charles Hotel,

First
Mallon John, boarding-house, 31 Clay
Mallon John, examiner U. S. Ap. Department,

dwl 323 Powell
Mallon Patrick, laborer, S. F. Sugar Refinery,

bds N s Folsom bet Price and Harrison
Mallory George, carpenter, dwl 112 Bush
Mallory H. bds SE cor Front and Oregon
Malmgren {Niks) & Nordgren (E. H.) diamond-
setters, 138 Sacramento, dwl N s Post bet
Powell and Mason
Malmgren Niles P. carpenter, dwl N a Post bet

Powell and Mason
Malone Edward, dwl E s Ritch nr Folsom
Malone James S. driver, for Logue & Skelly
Malone John, waiter, 211 Washington
Malone Letty Miss, washing, dwl with Terrence

Conlin, Sherwood Place
Maloney David, with John McDonald, 8 First
Maloney John, tinsmith, 20 Kearny
Maloney John, blacksmith, at 64 Sansome
Maloney Michael, waiter, Oriental Hotel
Malony Michael, hostler, dwl NW cor Pine and

Kearny
Maloy Charles, blacksmith, with O'Connor &

Caine
Maltbie A. book-keeper, 44 California
Malvy Harriette Madame, dress-maker, E s Du-

pout bet Post and Sutter
Malvy Pierre, crockery, 138 Bush, dwl Es Du-

pont bet Post and Sutter
Mamlock {M.) & Co. (M. Kalmuk) cigar manufac-
turers, SW cor Battery and Commercial
Mamlock William, crockery, 12 Kearny
Man Chong & Co. (Chinese) merchants', 1'74 Du-

pont
Man Hing (Chinese) merchant, 182 Sac
Man Lee & Co. (Chinese) merchants ITS Com
Man Ting (Chinese) merchant, 177 Sac
Manahan Francis P. liquor-saloon, cor Sacramen-
to and Leidesdorff, dwl E s Kearny bet Val-
lejo and Green
Manahan John, Stateu Island House, 138 Mis-
sion
Manahan T. boiler-maker, with Coffey & Risdon,

bds Benton House
Manbiert Charles, clerk, St. Francis Restaurant,

SW cor Clay and Dupont
Manchester G. W. dwl S s Greenwich nr Stock

MANCHESTER J. B. attorney at law, SE cor

Battery and Washington, bds 16 Sansome
Manciet Pierre (Peter Arees & Co.) dwelling 195

Kearny
Manck Edward (Brauer & Co.) dwl SW corner

Quincy and California
Mandel Emanuel, merchant, dwl 377 Stockton
Manderfield Edward, laborer, dwl W s Stockton

bet Post and Sutter
Mandeviile Alicia Miss, actress, dwl 191 Cal
Mandeville Jas. W., U. S. Surveyor-Gen. off 60

and 79 Montgomery Block, dwl S s Jackson

bet Powell and Mason
Mandeville Jennie Miss, actress, dwl 191 Cali-
fornia
Mandeville Margaret Mrs. dwl 191 California
Mangan Patrick, ship-carpenter, NE cor Boston

Place and First
Mangeot Charles, blacksmith, 147 Sansome, dwl

156 Sansome
Mangles (Martin) & Co. (Henry Knop) groceries

and liquors, SE corner Waverley Place and

Washington
Mangles (Martin) & Tumsuden (i?.) liquor-saloon

NW cor California and Davis
Mangold Nicholas, brick-layer, dwl W s Dupont

nr Union
Mann Anthony, clerk, St. Louis Market, NE cor

Stockton and Sutter
Mann Benj. P. with Overland Mail Co. SE cor

Washington and Kearny
Mann Clara A. Mrs. boarding, 185 California
Mann George S. lumber and wagon-stock, 68

Market, dwl S s Howard bet Third and

Fourth
Mannie E. (apprentice) machinist, Yulcan Iron

Works
Manning James, paper-carrier, dwl cor Trinity

and Russ Court
Manning James, Bank Exchange, Montgomery

Block
Manning James M. inspector. Custom H. dwl N s

John bet Powell and Mason
Manning Lorengo, scavenger, dwl 111 Kearny
Manning M. bds Benton House
Mannock Henry, bds cor Turk and Taylor
Manrow John P. real estate broker, 153 Mont-
gomery, dwl NW cor Larkin and Chestnut
Mansel Henry, clerk, 60 Montgomery
Mansfield Vincent N. laborer, Chelsea Laundry,

Third nr Harrison
MANSFIELD ( WtWeam) & WOOD (Thaddeus

M!) fashionable clothing, 159 and 161 Mont-
gomery, res N. York
Manson Jno. S. 46 Front, dwl cor Broadway and

Yirginia Place
Manson Sarah Mrs. dwl N s Post bet Kearny

and Montgomery
Mantel Jean, clothing, dwl 4 Central Place
Mantel William, grocer, NE cor Broadway and

Vallejo
Manton Dennis, boot-maker, at 116 Washington,

dwl S s Sac bet Dupont and Stockton
Mantz Antonio, bakery, 319 Dupont
Mantz William H. editor Evening Telegram, dwl

with James Landers
Maquart Fran9ois, veterinary surgeon, E s Dolo-
res nr Center

SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY.

187

Maraschi Antliony (5. J.) Rev. pastor of St. Ig-
natius Catholic Church, S 8 Market bet
Fourth and Fifth
Marblo Abbey (widow) adjuster, U. S. B. Mint,

bds with John M. Cusliing
Marcel Peter, restaurant, N s Pacific nr Kearny
Marceno Louis, dwl N s Union nr Dupont
Marcii Adam, saloon, dwl Union Place nr Fil-
bert
Marchand A. assayer, 105 Sacramento, dwl 27

Stevenson
Marciiand Alexander, clerk, dwl 112 Bush
Marchand Constant, butcher, S s Broadway nr

Kearny
Marchand D. (ITarris & 2f.) dwl 27 Stevenson
Marcucci Domingo, shipwright, bds U. S. Bakery
Marcus Abram {Arnheim & Co.) dwl 91 Pacific
Marcus Adolph, dry goods, 278 Dupont
Marden Calvin, with Bovee & Co. dwl N s Pacific

nr Stockton
ilarden Ira ( Wm. H. Bovee & Co.) dwl N s Pa-
cific nr Stockton
Marengo John {Laviosa, M. &, Co.) dwl Sansome

nr Pacific
Marer Michael, laborer, dwl S s Howard bet First

and Second
Marggraff Joseph, cabinet-maker, with J. G.

Clark & Co.
Markewitz Jacob, tinsmith, at 146 Clay, dwl 204

Stockton
Markewitz Samuel, tinner, at 296 Dupont, dwl

204 Stockton
Markey Richard, bakery, 44 Broadway
Markham Willard, laborer, dwl Winter's Lane

bet Union and Green
Markley Jeremiah, dwl 20 Sansome
itiarkley Levi J. {James Vantine & Co.) dwl Bush

nr San Francisco College
Markley W. G. commission merchant, 26 Bat-
tery, dwl 205 Clay
Marks August C. 114 Battery, dwl Cards Lane
Marks Binnis, clothing, E s Third bet Market

and Mission
Marks Caroline Mrs. toys, E s Stock nr Pacific,

dwl 226 Dupont
Marks Edward, salesman, 69 Front, dwl How-
ard bet First and Second
Marks Hannah Miss, bds St. Nicholas
Marks Harris, painter, dwl Mason bet Lombard

and Chestnut
Marks Harris, peddler, dwl with Abram Ro-
senthal
^larks Henry, tailor, "W s Morey Alley bet Bdy

and Vallejo
Marks Herrmann, {Michel & M.) dwl 148 Wash
Marks {James) & McShane, {Andreiu) groceries

and liquors, 200 Washington
Marks James, laborer, dwl Com nr Drumm
Marks James U. fireman, bds 20 Sansome
Marks John, bar-keeper, SW cor Davis and

Jackson
Marks John J. {Adams & M.) Clay nr East
Marks Joseph, clothing, 201 Pacific
Marks Marx, {Julius Samuels & Co.) dry-goods,

7 Virginia Block, Stockton
Marks Morris, stoves and tin-ware, 133 Kearny
Marks Simon, dwl N s Broadway bet Mason and
Powell

Marks Simon, bleacher, dwl 226 Dupont

Marks Simon, clothing, bds 160 Pacific

Marks Simon, express-wagon, dwl E a Rassette

Place No. 2 nr Sutter
Markwart Daniel, dwl E s Vallejo bet Mason

and Powell, rear
Marich Andrew, dwl cor Clay and Davis
Marie Jean, with Ortet Brothers, cor Commercial

and Leidesdorflf
Mariegot Antoine, barber, 157 Kearny
Marier John S. dwl 21 Leidesdorft"
Marino Eugene J. clerk. Hall of Records, dwl

Mission
Marion S. Whitehall Saloon, cor East and Com-
mercial
Marie Sophie, Miss, dwl 118 Dupont
Marley Wm. C. book-keeper, with B. Holladay,

SE cor Sacramento and Leidesdorft'
Marquand Auguste, 138 Sacramento
Marquard Adolph, {Williain Bufer & Co.) 138

Sacramento
Marquard Diedrick F. groceries and liquors, SE

cor Dupont and Commercial
Marquard Frederick, groceries and liquors, SE

cor Dupont and Commercial
Marquis Charles, barber, 125 Kearny
Marrier Albrie, clerk, Oliver & Buckley, dwl cor

Taylor and Jackson
Marriott Frederick, S. F. News Letter, 134 Clay
Marron Miles J. boarding-house, N s Folsom bet

Price and Harris
Mars James A. weighman, U. S. B. Mint, dwl

Minnie nr Third
Marsecano Patrico, billiard-saloon, 21 Clay
Marsh Albert, tinsmith, at cor Front and Wash-
ington
Marsh D. 0. composition roofing, dwl Lombard

bet Greenwich and ilason
Marsh E. B. book-keeper, with Goodwin & Co.

dwl 228 Washington
Marsh Elon S. real estate agent, dwl S s Silver

ur Third
Marsh John, driver, for Wells, Fargo & Co. bds

19 Sutter
Marsh Margaret Mrs.* dwl NE cor Dupont and

St. Mark Place
Marsh ilary, (widow) toys, NE cor Dupont and

St. Mark Place
Marsh Moses, laborer, dwl W s Wood nr Folsom
Marsh R. S. carrier. Morning Call
Marshall C. waterman, dwl Geary bet Taylor and

Jones
Marshall Caroline, (widow) boarding, 206 Stock
Marshall C. P., Sandy, oysters, NE cor Front

and Commf rcial, dwl N e Mission bet Wood

and Potter
Marshall Henry G. dwl Greenwich bet Taylor

and Mason
Marshall Henry H. with Bovee & Co. dwl Green-
wich nr Mason
Marshall James G. variety store, 96 Jackson,

dwl Dupont bet Green and Union
Marshall John, drayman, 101 Front, dwl with

Mrs. E. E. Dudley
Marshall Robert, carriage manufactory, 101 Kear-
ny, dwl S s Howard bet Third and Fourth
Marshall Samuel W. oysters, 1 Custom House

Block, dwl Mission road nr Wood

188

SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY.

Marston M. A. ^[^s. lodging-rooms, NE cor Sac-
ramento and Leidesdorff
Marston Pliineas F. carpenter, bds E s First nr

Teliania
Marston Sylvanus B. builder, bds with Benjamin

Dorr
Martel James L. real estate broker, 8 Court Block,

dvvl 41 Mission
Martel John, silver-plater, 153 Kearny, dwl S s

Everett bet Third and Fourth
Mart<^net Jefferson, clerk, 162 "Washington, bds

205 California
Martenstein J. {Ilaubold & 31.) 88 Montgomery
Martenstcin Jacob, miller, Golden Gate Mills,

dwl E s Belden bet Pine and Bush
Martin Abraham J. at 83 Commercial
Martin Abram, groceries, 137 Mission
Martin Augustine G. baggage-master, P. M. S.

S. Co. dwl E s Prospect Place bet Sacra-
mento and California
Martin B. laborer, bds 46 Sansome
Martin Camilo, cashier, with B. Davidson and

consulate for Spain and Parma, dwl 144

"Washington
Martin Charles, sailor, bds 6 Sacramento
Martin Cliarles J. carpenter, bds Mansion House,

157 Dupont
MARTIN (Clark) & HORTON, (Thomas R.)

liquors, Montgomery and 153 Clay, dwl Ma-
son nr Jaekson
Martin Cornelius, brick-layer, bds 18 Bush
Martin Daniel, laborer, dwl City Brewery, cor

St. Mark Place and Kearny
Martin Edward & Co. wines and liquors, S"W cor

Sansome and Jackson, dwl S s Lombard bet

Taylor and Jones
Martin Francisco, proprietor Martin's Restaurant,

153 Commercial
Martin Frederick, bar-keeper. Ball's Saloon, dwl

SE cor Montgomery and Merchant
Martin George W. rigger, dwl E s First near

Tehama
Martin G. W. dwl Beale nr Folsom
Martin Henry, groceries, S"W cor Bdy and Front
Martin Henry P. machinist, bds at 157 Dupont
Martin Hugh G. baker, at 31 Sacramento, dwl

Pacific bet Montgomery and Sansome
Martin Isador, cook, Job's Restaurant, dwl 169

Commercial
Martin Jennie, (widow) proprietress Mansion

House 157 Dupont
Martin (J. M.) & Reynolds (P. B.) clothing, 45

Commercial, dwl E s First bet Tehama and

Folsom
Martin John, Union City House, East bet Wash-
ington and Clay
Martin Joiin, capt sloop San Jos6, Long "Wharf
Martin John, boot-maker, 226 Pacific
Martin John, boiler-maker, Vulcan Iron "Works
Martin John, coiner's dept U. S. Branch Mint,

dwl N s Berry bet Dupont and Clara
Martin John, waiter, dwl 3 Central Place
Martin John J. boarding-officer, Custom House,

dwl N s Francisco nr Dupont
Martin John R. waiter, dwl St. Mary's Place
Martin Judah, confectioner, dwl E s Jane bet

Minnie and Mission
Martin Lewis, liquors, N"W cor East and Sac

Martin Louis, dwl N s Union nr Dupont
Martin Louis, waiter, "What Cheer House
Martin Marie, (widow) dwl S s Geary bet Mason

and Powell
Martin Michael, dwl cor Pacific and Hyde
Martin Minor S. salesman, with T. G. Bayless,

dwl S s Sacramento bet Stockton and Powell
Martin P. wood, coal and feed, SE cor Union

and Powell
Martin Philip, laborer. United States Branch

Mint, dwl with Mrs. Nelson S s Bush bet

Stockton and Dupont
Martin Robert S. dwl N s Francisco nr Dupont
Martin Taylor, agent, 208 Montgomery
Martin Thomas, laborer, Alden's Saloon, Sansome
Martin "Wheeler, groceries, SE cor Minnie aud

and Second
Martin "William, carpenter, dwl N s Mission bet

Price and Harris
Martin "William, dwl S'W cor Kearny and St.

Mark's Place
Martin William, (Pollock & M.) dwl 175 "Wash
Martin "W'illiam H. molder. Pacific Foundry, dwl

6 Ecker
Martin William H. wood, Mission Street "Wharf,

dwl S s Folsom bet Third and Fourth
Martineau "Walter, clerk, with James Patrick &

Co. dwl S s Stevenson bet Third and Fourth
Martini Bartholomew, hair-dresser, 200 Wash
Martinon (Augusie) & Ponton (L.) imps cigars,

and China goods, 171 Sansome, dwl 53 St.

Mark's Place
Martins C. H. F. clerk, 96 Cahfornia
Marvin John H. clerk, with J. Q. A. Warren, bds

Brooks House, cor Pine and Sansome
Marwede Carl F. ( William Bo/er & Co.) dwl S s

Sacramento bet Mason and Powell
Marwedel Charles F. optician and steam gauge

manufacturer, SE cor Montgomery and Cal-
ifornia
Marx Isaac, stationery, 119 Washington, boards

with Samuel Marx
Marx Samuel, examiner, appraiser's department

Custom House, dwl W s Stockton bet Post

and Sutter
Marx Simon, (Wolff & M.) dwl Stockton bet

Broadway and "Vallejo
MARZIOU V. & CO. importers and commission

merchants, 42 Commercial, resides Paris
Masceola Dominick, stone-cutter. Fort Point
Mason Amelia, (widow) dwl N s Mills Place nr

Dupont
Mason Charles, carpenter, boards at What Cheer

House
Mason D. B. painter, 18 Commercial
Mason George 0. carpenter, bds 89 Bush
Mason J. A. milk-ranch, Presidio Road nr Union
Mason John, bds Columbia House, Stewart
Mason John, proprietor Eureka Brewery, Broad-
way nr Stockton
Mason J. R. gas-fitter, at 176 Montgomery
Mason Nathaniel, bds Columbia House, Stewart
Mason W. C. (Loring & M.) dwl SW cor Taylor

and Jones
Mason William H. carpenter, boards Terminus

House, Mission Dolores
MASSEY (Atki7is) & YUNG (Nicholas) under-
takers, 161 Sacramento

SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY.

189

ilassey Martin, proceriea, dwl N 3 Green bet
Dupont and Stockton

Mast Hcrtiiiin, proptr Russ Garden, cor Harrison
an<l Fifth

MASTKX {Xafhan K.) kGAymAli^S (George B.)
wiiolesale groceries and provisiona, 75 Front,
dwl iSouth Park nr Second

Masten ^'iliiam C. salesman, 75 Front, bds St
Mark's Place

MastcTson John, butcher, dwl W s Jane bet Mis-
sion and Jessie

Masterson Thomas, (Kerby, Byrne & Co.) 169
and 171 Clay

Masterson William, painter, at 64 Sansome

MASTICK E. B. attorney at law, NE cor Mont-
gomery and Commercial, dwl SW cor Cal-
houn and Union

Mastick Levi, (<S^. L. Mastick k Co.) dwl with
S. L. Mastick, Green op Calhoun

MASTICK {Sebra L.) &, CO. {Levi Mastick)
lumber, pier 10 Stewart, dwl S s Green op
Calhoun

Matches John, dwl E s First bet Folsom and
Bryant

Mather Robert, cigar-stand, 132 Kearny, dwl Ns
Stockton Place nr Dupont

Mathews Charlotte C. (widow) dwl S s Jessie bet
First and Second

Mathews E. teamster, dwl E a Mason nr "Wash

Mathews Edwin G. produce com merchant, KW
cor Clay and Drumm, dwl S a Washington
bet Powell and Mason

Mathews E. L. hardware, dwl E s Montgomery
bet Yallejo and Green

Mathews Henry E. book-keeper, with E. G.
Mathews

Mathews James, butcher, 55 Washington Market,
dwl X s Xatoma nr Fifth

Mathews L. C. (Smith & J/".) SE cor Pine and
Sausonie

Mathews Patrick, coke-man, S. F. Gas Company

Mathews Simon, fruits, 146 Kearny

Mathews Thomas, boot-maker, E s Front near
Pacific

Mathewson David, mill-wright, bds with John
McCorab

Mathewson James, jeweler, at 155i Sacramento,
dwl 157 Bush

Mathewson John W. boiler-maker, dwl N s Cle-
mentina bet Third and Fourth

Mathewson R. C. surveyor, U. S. Surveyor-Gen,
49 Montgomery Block, dwl N a Greenwich
bet Stockton and Dupont

Mathewson Thomas D. dwl 148 Montgomery

Matthewson W. laborer, Yulcan Iron Works

MATHEZ FREDERICK L. importer and manu-
facturer of watches, jewelry, etc. 163 Clay,
res New York

MATHEZ FRITZ H. agent for Frederck L.
Mathez, 163 Clay

Mathias John, cook, 202 Washington

Mathias Louis ( Widman & M.), dwl cor Filbert
and Dupont

Mathieu Alphonse & Co. hatters, 167 Commercial

Mathieu C. A. accountant, with Edwards & Bai-
ley, dwl cor Dupont and Sutter

Mathieu Gaston, watch-maker, 203 Washington

Mathieu Guillaume, molder, dwl 40 Green

Mathison D. carpenter, Vulcan Iron Works

Matre Joseph, bds New York Hotel

Mattat Mathieu, tobacco and cigars, dwl 227

Dupont
Matte Henry, shoe-maker, NE cor Bush and

Trinity
Mattfeld Henry, grocer, SE cor Price and Folsom
.Matthews Henry, broker, 165 Kearny, dwl E s

Third bet Folsom and Harrison
Matthews James, laborer, with Farmer, Chase &

Co. dwl Valencia nr Sparks
Matthews Mary (widow), dwl E s First bet Fol-
som and Harrison
Matthews Thomas, feed-store, dwl NE cor Sut-
ter and Dupont
Matthiessen C. T. Stockton messenger Freeman

& Co.'s Express
ifatthiessen Nicholas C. Washington Restaurant,

67 Sacramento
Mattingly Simeon, cattle-dealer, dwl N a Everett

bet Third and Fourth
Mattock Charles D. compositor. Police Gazette,

bds 12 Sansome
Maubec Bernard, merchandise broker, dwl W a

Third bet Market and Stevenson
Maubec Charles, merchant, bds with Alex. E.

Sabatie
Maubec Henry (A. E. Sabatie & Co.), bds with

Alex. E. Sabatie
Maubec Leon, clerk, bds W a Third bet Market

and Stevenson
Mauletti John B. (James Canipi & Co.), cofiFee-

stand. Merchant nr Sansome
Maume Johanna (widow), groceries and liquors,

SW cor First and Natoma
Maume Michael, teamster, dwl with Mrs. J.

Maume
Maupin F. C. cooper, dwl W s Front nr Market
Maurer John, brewer, bds 85 Kearny
Maurice Edward (Henscliel & M.\ dwl W s Mason

bet Union and Filbert
Maurice Robert W. clerk, 222 Dupont, bds Mont-
gomery House
Maurice Thomas, carver, dwl 262 Pacific
Maurin Joiny, artist, dwl NW cor Sacramento

and Kearny
Maury P. Jr. imp wines and liquors, 170 San
Maxfield C. A. Miss, principal intermediate dept

Market St. School
Maxfield Ezra F. with Charles L. Place, W a

Beale bet Market and Mission
Maxson H. C. bds Railroad House
Maxwell Elizabeth (widow), dwl with Michael

Brogan, Jr.
Maxwell Geo. capt sloop Union, Clay St. Wharf
Maxwell John W. C. clerk. Fort Point
Maxwell Richard T. surgeon U. S. Marine Hos-
pital, dwl 252 Stockton
Maxwell Samuel L. compositor, Alta California,

dwl 1 Central Place
Maxwell Walter, carpenter, dwl 172 Bush
May Francis, engineer, dwl W s Montgomery nr

Green
May Hamilton J. (Goodchild & M\ dwl Vallejo

' bet Mason and Taylor
May Henry W. SE cor Mont and Commercial
"May H. J. liquors, cor Stockton and Green, dwl

NE cor Vallejo and Taylor

190

SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY.

Maj- It. S. engineer, dwl "W s Montgomery bet

Yallcjo and Green
May Jacob J. dry-goods, 298 Stockton
May Jolin, draymau, with C. K. Garrison & Co.
May Jolin, butcher, E s Davis iir Jackson
May John A. Jr. bag-maker, at 73 Jackson
May JuHus, consulate of Belgium, with B. Da-
vidson, dwl E s Third nr Market
May Patrick, carpenter, bds N s Brannan bet

Fifth and Simmons
May Prosper, liquors, 184 Commercial
May Samuel, dwl W s Montgomery bet Vallejo

and Green
Mayblum M. dealer cigars and tobacco, 80 Bat-
tery, dwl 195 Pine
Mayer {John G.) & Gies {Augustus), barbers, 79

Kearny, dwl Kearny bet Bush and Sutter
Mayer John P. {Gassert & Co.), dwl 35 Kearny
Mayer Joseph, tailor, 179 California
!ifayer Joseph {Samuel Mayer & Bra.) 85 Cal
Mayer Leon, jeweler, 256 Dupont, dwl SW cor

Dupont and Pacific
Mayer Sampson, upholsterer, dwl W s Anthony

bet Stevenson and Jessie
MATER SAMUEL & BROTHER (Joseph il/ayer)

imprs clothing, 85 California
Mayerhofer Francis, physician, 96 Bush
Mayers A. Leon {M. Brothers), dwl Hinckley bet

Broadway and Vallejo
Mayers Frederick, bds with Henry B. Piatt
Mayers Henry, salesman, 82 Commercial, dwl

with Robert Mayers
Mayers Brothers {Moses and A. Leon Mayers),
picture-frames and looking-glasses, Ss Green
bet Dupont and Kearny
Mayers Philip, carpenter, 18 Commercial, dwl

junction Market, Kearny and Geary
Mayers Robt. fancy bazaar, 82 Commercial, dwl

S s Lombard bet Stockton and Powell
Mayes George {Spence, Tesmore & Co.) 33 and 34

"Washington Market
Mayhew J. capt sloop Franklin, Clay St. "Wharf
Maynard D. D. bds SE cor Sac and Davis
Maynard F. T. apothecary, U .S. Marine Hospital

Rincon Point
Maynard J. C. inspector Custom House
Maynard Joseph "W. asst light-house keeper,

South Farallon Island
Maynard Lafayette, NW cor California and Bat-
tery, bds Union Club
Jtiayne Charles, 147 Clay, up stairs
Mayo F. actor, Lyceum Theater
Mayo John H. bds Columbian Hotel, Pine near

Kearny
Mayrisch Adolph, {Engelbrecht & M. Bros), dwl

Howard bet Third and Fourth
Mayrisch Ernest, lager-beer saloon, SW cor Com-
mercial and Kearny, dwl 43 Kearny
Mayrisch Gustavo {Engelbrecht k M. Bros.) dwl

Howard bet Third and Fourth
McAdams Patrick, brick-layer, boards with Mrs.

Mary O'Brien
McAllister Arthur, dwl with A. Phelps, Sans

Souci Road, nr Mission Dolores
McAllister Cutler, deputy clerk, U. S. Circuit

Court, dwl 278 Clay
McAllister Francis M. Rev. rector, Church of the
Advent, dwl 278 Clay

MCALLISTER HALL, attorney at law, office

14G and 148 Clay, dwl 278 Clay
McAllister James, baker, at 31 Sacramento, dwl

Jane bet Mission and Minnie
McAllister Mary (widow) dwl 18 Jessie
McAllister M. H. judge U. S. Circuit Court, U.
S. Court Building, dwl 278 Clay

MCALLISTER "WILLIAM F. proprietor Pacific
Temperance House, 35 and 37 Pacific

McAnnally John, teamster, with Geo. 0. "Whit-
ney & Co.

McAndrew Thomas, molder, bds E s Ritch bet
Folsom and Harrison

McAneny Geo. B. with Lent, Sherwood & Co.
103 "Washington

McAran P. {Wm. McGarrahan & Co.) 50 Cal

McArdle Barney, laborer. Union Foundry

McArdle Owen, laborer, bds New Orleans House

McArevy John, shoe-maker, dwl Union nr San

McAsgall Alexander, stevedore, bds Columbia
House, Stewart

McAuliff {Florence) & Merkle {Christian) var-
nishers, 98 Jackson, dwl corner Jones and
Sutter

McAuslan Thomas, agent, Russ' Spiral Amalga-
mator, SW cor First and Minnie

McAvoy Francis, shipwright, bds Union House

McAvoy William, carpenter, 275 Washington

McBarnard M. bds Benton House

McBean Isaac, carpenter, bds with John Sinclair

McBean James, ship-carpenter, bds with James
Wilson

McBride John, clerk, with George F. & Wm. H.
Sharp, dwl 165 Montgomery

McBurnie James, ship-carpenter, bds with Wil-
liam Baldwin

McCabe A. J. real estate, 16 Court Block, dwl
Union Hotel

McCabe Anna (widow) dwl 175 Commercial

McCabe Eugene, laborer, dwl N s Union near
Dupont

McCabe James, bar-keeper, dwl S s Stevenson
bet First and Second

McCabe James, boiler-maker. Union Foundry

McCabe James, attorney at law, 101 Merchant,
bds Plaza Hotel

McCabe James, shoe-maker, bds 18 Bush

McCabe John, laborer, dwl E s Dupont bet Bush
and Sutter

McCabe John, steward, 5 Sacramento

McCabe John H. actor, dwl E s St. Vincent nr
Green

McCabe John T. carpenter, bda Tennessee House

McCabe Junius, porter, 83 Clay

McCabe Lloyd (colored) porter, P. M. S. S. Co.

McCabe Patrick, boarding, N s Pacific nr San-
some

McCabe Patrick, fruits, W s Kearny nr Jackson

McCabe Richard, expressman, dwl Price oppo-
site S. F. Sugar Refinery

McCabe Thomas, carpenter, bds 182 Pacific

McCado Felix, clerk, dwl NW cor Prospect Place
and Clay

McCaffery Hugh, laborer, dwl S s Stevenson bet
Second and Third

McCahan Thomas, clerk, boards with John J.
McKinnon

McCall James, grocer, bds 229 Clay

SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY.

191

McCall {James B.) & McEachern ( Thomas) gro-
ceries and liquors, 208 Clay, dwl 98 Mont-
gomery Block

McCall Mary, dwl S 8 Green bet Stockton and
Powell

McCall ( William) & Shattuck (Joseph M.) pro-
duce, 31 Clay, dwl N s Folsom bet Second
and Third

McCall William R. merchant, dwl 119 Montgom-
ery Block

McCallan Edward, cooper, dwl 346 Stockton

McCallan T. C. delivery clerk, Post Office, dwl E
8 Montgomery nr Green

McCanunon William, harness-maker, dwl N B
Mission bet First and Second

McCanimon William, Jr. harness-maker, dwl 182
Mission

McCann Bernard, tailor, with Walter & Tomp-
kins, dwl Brooklyn Hotel

McCann G. bds with Patrick Egen

McCann John, laborer, bds Mechanics' Boarding
House, Market

McCann Peter, butcher, cor Leavenworth and
Washington

McCanny Francis, laborer, dwl W s Powell bet
Green and Union, rear

McCarier John, book-keeper, with Silas Fuller,
junction California and Market

McCarl Bernard, laborer, dwl E s Third bet Mis-
sion and Minnie

McCarlan William, blacksmith, with Brannan &
Dunnigan

McCarrique Catherine, dress-maker, bds 64 Bdy

McCarrique Patrick, porter, Oriental Hotel, dwl
N s Jessie bet Second and Third

McCarron Daniel, engineer. City Laundry, Bran-
nan nr Third

McCarthy Anne Miss, bds Metropolitan Hotel

McCarthy D. printer, bds Union bet Dupont and
Stockton

McCarthy Daniel, cooper, Dow's Distillery, dwl
Trinity bet Pine and Bush

McCarthy DANIEL, proprietor Manhattan
House, Front nr Broadway

McCarthy Dennis, drayman, 79 Davis

McCarthy E. carpenter, dwl S 8 Vallejo between
Stockton and Powell

McCarthy Edward, 122 Sansome, dwl 68 Mont-
gomeey

McCarthy Eugene, speculator, dwl 148 Bush

McCarthy James, dwl S s Green bet Stockton
and Powell

McCarthy Michael, printer, dwl 208 Stockton

McCartry Samuel, fireman, dwl N s Vallejo near
Montgomery

McCarty Clias. Fort Point, dwl 43 St. Mark's PI

McCarty Cornelius, garden'r, cor Fifth and Folsom

McCarty Cyrus, carpenter, dwl 6 Mills Place

McCarty Daniel, fruits, dwl U Sutter

McCarty Dennis, tailor, at SW cor Commercial
and Sansome, dwl Chambers bet Front and
Battery

McCarty Ellen (widow) bakery, SW cor Bush
and Isdel Place

McCarty Edward, tinsmith, at 122 Sansome, bds
68 Montgomery

McCarty liugene, plasterer, dwl Union bet Du-
pont and Stockton

McCarty Jeremiah, laborer, dwl W s First bet

Natoma and Minnie
McCarty Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 46 Post
McCarty Jeremiah, laborer, bds N 8 Chambers

bet Battery and Front
McCarty John, with Blake & Moffitt, 70 Merch
McCarty John, baker, at Eagle Bakery, NW cor

Jessie and Annie, dwl SW cor Third and

Stevenson
McCarty John, laborer, dwl S a Stevenson bet

First and Second, rear
McCarty John, waiter. Union Club Rooms, dwl

NW cor Montgomery and California
McCarty Margaret R. (widow) dwl E s Fourth

nr Folsom
McCarty Michael, butcher, dwl N s Clementina

bet First and Second
McCarty Michael, carpenter, dwl S 8 St. Mark's

Place bet Dupont and Kearny
McCarty Michael, furniture-wagon, boards with

Mrs. B. C. Gallagher
McCarty Patrick, boot-maker, W s Davis near

Pacific
McCarty Redman, laborer, dwl SW cor Steven-
son and Annie
McCarty William, laborer, dwl E s Price bet

Bryant and Harrison
McCauley Joseph T. carpenter, dwl N s Sher-
wood Place, bet Second and Jhird
McCay John W. W. ship-broker, 70 Front, dwl

SE cor Montgomery and California
McCeney J. C. attorney at law, 106 Montgomery,

up stairs
McClaren Peter, (apprentice) carriage-maker, bds

with Jacob Walcom
McCleery James, dwl Harlan Place, with G. B.

Larrabee
McClelland D. D. delivery clerk Post-office, dwl

E s Virginia nr Jackson
McClelland J. A. & Co. {J. W. Thurman) pro-
duce commission merchant, 7 Clay, dwl

38 Post
McClennan John, clerk, 103 Davis
McClennen Edward D. clerk, 82 Battery, dwl

218 California
McClintock Samuel, porter, 39 Sacramento
McCloskey Mary Ann (widow) dwl N s Natoma

bet Second and Third
McCloskey James (J. P. Sweeny & Co.^108 Cali-
fornia, dwl 219 California
McCloskey Mathew, spar-maker, dwl N s How-
ard bet Second and Third
McCloskey William J. drayman, with Sneath &

Arnold, dwl E s Ritch between Folsom and

Harrison
McCloud James, furniture-wagon, dwl cor Lar-

kin and Jackson
McClure J. H. H. laborer, with A. W. Cudworth,

dwl S 8 Hinkley
McCluskey Henry, dwl Pacific nr Front
McCluskey Michael, bar-keeper, NW cor Pacific

and Davis
McCluskey Patrick, drayman, dwl Kearny near

Green
McClusky Thomas, liquors, dwl W a Dupont bet

Geary and O'Farrell
McColgan Eugene, laborer, with Wass, Uznay &

Co. dwl N s Harrison nr Third

192

SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY.

McColijan M. bds Benton House

McCol^ran Micliael, harness-maker, 67 Jackson

McColliain Thomas W. sail-maker, 105 Front,

dwl N s Eddy bet Taylor and Jones
McCollough James (colored) dwl Bannara Place
McColnier Joseph, clerk, dwl NE cor Sutter and

Kearny
McComb John, molder, Yulcan Iron Works, dwl

S s Bryant bet First and Second
IfcCon Thomas, hostler, 25G Stockton
ilcConahey James, brick-layer, dwl Jessie bet

First and Second
McConlan Michael, laborer, S. F. Sugar Refinery,

bds with Owen Casey
McConnell Hugh, surgical instrument manufac-
turer, 191 Jackson
McConnell John, packer, S. N. Mills, dwl Sher-
wood Place
McConnell John, wagon-maker, dwl N s Hunt

bet Second and Third
McConnell Richard, drayman, dwl N s Hunt bet

Second and Third
McConnell William F. carpenter, dwl N s Bush

bet Montgomery and Kearny
McCord Sylvester, ship-carpenter, dwlWs Ritch

bet Bryant and Brannan
McCord Thomas, carpenter, dwl "W s Third bet

Folsom and Harrison
McCormack David C. boards 123 Sacramento,

room 12
McCormack J. bds Benton House
McCormick Catherine Miss, dress-maker, with

Mrs. Tomich, S s Post bet Dupont and

Kearny
McCORMICK CHARLES, surgeon, U. S. Army,

office 207 Clay
McCormick Jane, dress-maker, dwl 65 Broadway
McCormick John, oysters, NW cor Montgomery

and Washington, dwl Stockton bet Jackson

and Washington
McCormick John W. liquors, 11 Jackson
McCormick P. special policeman
McCormick Thomas, compositor, Daily Times
McCottry Samuel, fireman, dwl N s Vallejo bet

Montgomery and Sansome
McCourtney Ephraim J. dwi 13 St. Charles
McCowen Edward, boot-maker, 91 Pacific
McCoy James, liquor-saloon, Davis nr Jackson
McCoy James, painter, 157 California
McCoy William, dwl 181 Stockton
McCracken John (Eichards & McC.) 37 Sacra-

ramento
McCraith James, harness, etc. N s Pacific near

Montgomery, dwl Hinkley nr Kearny
McCraith John, organ-builder, Broadway nrHyde
McCready Thomas W. marble-cutter, with John

Kiernan. bds Bush St. Hou.se
McCreery Andrew, dry-goods, SE cor Third and

Minnie
McCreith Dennis, groceries, NW cor First and

Mission, dwl 44 First
McCrum David, merchant, dwl with Francis

McKenna
McCue John, waiter. What Cheer House
McCulloch Andrew, blacksmith, bds Montgomery

House, Jackson
McCulloch John, chemist, dvfl N s Brannan near

Third

McCullough J. L. compositor, Home Journal, dwl

Yallcjo bet Stockton and Powell
McCullough, Thomas, dwl Kearny nr Hinckley
McCully John, proprietor Second St. Exchange,

SW cor Minnie and Second
McCully R. bds What Cheer House
McCusker Cornelius E. clerk, dwl 79 Mont
McDade John, clerk, bds 182 Pacific
McDall M. blacksmith, 42 Washington
McDaniel Charles, Clinton Oyster Saloon, East

nr Jackson
McDaniel David {Smith, McDaniel & Co.) dwl

N s Yallejo nr Stockton
McDaniel Robert, carpenter, at 148 Sansome
McDenny David, dwl N s Vallejo nr Stockton
McDermott Alice (widow) dwl 6 Stevenson
McDermott Andrew, job-wagon, cor Broadway

and Kearny
McDermott Barney, teamster, bds 33 Webb
McDermott C. F. {John Flanagan & Co.) dwl 99

Front
McDermott Charles, dwl Salmon bet Broadway

and Pacific
McDermott Cornelius, bar-keeper. 139 Kearny
McDermott Ellen (widow) washing, Montgom-
ery nr Lombard
McDermott George, porter, dwl S s Green near

Montgomery
McDermott James, White's Stables, 129 Cal
McDermott James, Fireman, dwl S s Filbert nr

Montgomery
McDermott John, brick-layer, bds S s Everett bet

Third and Fourth
McDermott Michael, tinsmith, 111 Washington
McDermott Patrick, laborer, bds 182 Pacific
McDermott Patrick, machinist, dwl W s Baldwin

Court bet Folsom & Howard
McDermott Patrick, mate stm Princess, dwl N s

Minnie bet Second and Third
McDermott Thomas, painter, boards Mechanics'

Boardin? House, Sansome
McDermott Thomas, contractor, dwl S s Everett

bet Third and Fourth
McDermott William, waiter, Railroad House
McDevitt (Dennis) & Morton [Samuel P.) wood

and coal, NE cor Stockton and Pacific

McDevitt (Dennis) &, Stewart {Edward F.) wood

and coal, S s Mission op Donahue's Foundry

dwl S s Geary bet Dupont and Kearny

McDevitt James, boarding, 55 Broadway

McDevitt John, molder, dwl NW cor Kearny

and Pacific
McDonald A. boiler-maker, with Coffey & Risdon
McDonald A. D. salesman, 58 aud 60 Sacramen-
to, dwl Minnie bet Second and Jane
McDonald Albert R. butcher, East bet Washing-
ton and Jackson, dwl Clay bet Powell and
Mason
McDonald Alex. D. salesman, with Brittan &

Ayres, dwl S s Minnie bet Sec and Third
McDonald Augustus, carpenter, dwl AV s Pros-
pect Place bet Pine and California
McDonald Bernard, butcher, bds cor Pacific and

Leavenworth
McDonald Bernard, laborer, dwl N s Clementina

bet Third and Fourth
McDonald Charles, plasterer, N s Pine bet Mason
and Taylor

SAN FRANCISCO [ M ] DIRECTORY.

193

McDonald {C harks C.) A Co. (John Bathgnfe.)
ovsters and clams, New World Jfarket, dwl
Vallejo bet Hyde and Leavenworth

McDonald CHARLES E. S. alea and liquors,
SW cor Sjinsome and Cal, dwl 18 Minnie

McDonald Duncan F. saloon, 265 Washington

McDonald Felix, laborer, dwl cor Larkin and
Pacific

McDonald Geo. W. gas-fitter, 192 Clay, dwl 233
Kearny

McDonald James, cook, dwl N s Hinkley near
Kearny

McDonald James M. livery-stable, Pacific near
Kearny, dwl Pacific nr Toil-Gate

McDonald James S. brick-layer, dwl Green bet
Hyde and Leavenworth.

McDonald JOHN, paper-hanger, paints, oils,
etc. 8 First

McDonald John, dwl NW cor Powell and Pac

McDonald John, fireman, dwl S a Folsom bet
Tiiird and Fourth

McDonald John (Turner &McD.) 110 Wash

McDonald John, dwl 68 Front

McDonald John, ship-carpenter, dwl SE cor Sac-
ramento and Davis

McDonald John, dwl N s Harrison bet Third and
Fourth

McDonald M. bds Benton House

McDonald Mary Miss, seamstress, dwl 229 Clay

McDonald Patrick, dwl N s Greenwich near
Stockton

McDonald Patrick, hostler. Union Stables, S s
Stevenson nr First

McDonald Patrick, laborer, S. F. Gas Co.

McDonald Patrick, plasterer, W s Mason bet
O'Farrell and Ellis

McDonald Peter R. (colored) dwl 207 Wash

McDonnell A. J. tailor, 118 Washington

McDonnell Alex, laborer, dwl N s Clementina
bet Third and Fourth

McDonnell Alex. A. painter, bds at Old Oak, N
s Mission cor Ridlej'

McDonnell Angus, contractor, dwl St. Francis
Hotel

McDonnell Ilenrietta Miss, vocalist, Melodeon,
197 Washington

McDonnell Patrick, laborer, dwl SW cor Sacra-
mento and Stockton

McDonnell Patrick, laborer, dwl N s Clementina
bet Third and Fourth

McDonnell William, boatman, cor East and Clay

McDonough Anthony, laborer, Fort Point

McDonough James, with W. H. Patten, cor Front
and Commercial

McDonough John, wheelwright, Laura Place bet
Bush and Pine, dwl Hunt nr Third

McDonough Richard, fireman, P. M. S. S. Co.
dwl S s Stevenson bet First and Second

McDonough Thomas, laborer, Fort Point

McDoole Patrick, upholsterer, with F. G. Ed-
wards, dwl 186 Clay

McDougal J. A. dwl New York Hotel, Battery
nr Commercial

McDougall E. 8-i Montgomery, dwl SW corner
Sansome and California

McDOUGALL (James A.) & SHARP (Sol. A.)
attorneys at law, 101 Merchant, dwl Virgi-
nia Block, Stockton

McDougall James T., S s Pacific nr Montgomery,
dwl with J. W. Sayward

McDowell George, fireman, bds SE cor Davis
and Oregon

McDowell George (colored) whitewasber, dwl
Broadwa}' nr Kearny

McDowell Thomas D. hair-drosser, 56 Kearny

McEachern Thos. (AlcCall & McE.) boards Plaza
Hotel

McElhaney R. bds What Cheer House

McElhising John, gardener, corner Larkin and
Yallejo

McElroy Hugh, potatoe merchant, dwl S s Min-
nie bet Third and Fourth

McElroy James, street-sprinkler, dwl N s How-
ard bet First and Second

McElroy James, dwl N s Berry bet Dupont and
Clara

McElroy James R. dwl with Robert McElroy

McElroy John, waterman, bds 8 Natoma

McElroy Robert Rev. agent California Christian
Advocate, 174 Clay, dwl S s Folsom bet
First and Second

McElroy Timothy, machinist, bds with Patrick
McDerniott

McElroy William, boot-maker, with Michael Ben-
nett, dwl W s Second nr Mission

McElroy William, miller, dwl 365 Stockton

McELWEE J. V. & CO. {Joseph Ackerman and
W. J. Stringer) upholsterers, 212 Washing-
ton, dwl Prospect Place nr Clay

McEnany Thomas, cabinet-maker, with J. G.
Clark & Co.

McEntee John, sexton, St. Mary's Cathedral,
dwl E s Dupont bet Pine and California

McEntee Joseph, printer, boards with John Mc-
Entee

McEvoy Dennis, plasterer, dwl with Patrick Mc-
Kinney

ifcEvoy Fi-ancis, shipwright, dwl 12 First

McEvoy James, tin-roofer, dwl with Patrick Mc-
Kinney

McE wen (James) & Thompson (George C.) soda
manufacturers, N s Union nr Stockton

McEwen John, plumber, S. F. Water Works, dwl
SE cor Montgomery and Green

McEwen (John) & Holmes (John B.) wood and
hay, pier 8, Stewart, dwl Market bet First
and Second

McEwen L. S. dwl with Mark Brumagim

McFadden Alex, turner, with Aaron Brooks, bds
46 Sansome

McFadden James, 127 Montgomery

McFadden John, contractor, dwl N s Everett bet
Third and Fourth

McFadden Mary (widow) dwl W s Guerrero, S
of Mission Church

McFarland George, manufacturing chemist, 148
Front, dwl 12 John

McFarland James, black-smith, at 64 Sansome

McFarland Michael, express-wagon, dwl NW cor
Pacific and Front

McFarland Owen, hack-driver, dwl W s Dupont
bet Sutter and Post

McFarland Rosina Mrs. dress-maker, W s Dupont
bet Sutter and Post -

McFarland Samuel, blacksmith, dwl Brown Place
bet Pine and Bush

194

SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY.

McFarland Tliomas {C. Hudson &, Co.) 101 Bat-
tery, bds Union Hotel
McFafsen Alexander, dwl W s Sansome between

Yallejo and Green
McFassen Alexander Mrs. washing, dwl "W s

Sansome bet Yallejo and Green
McFee William, boiler-maker, dwl N s Tehama

bet First and Second
McGARRAHAN WM. & CO. (P. 3fcAran) com-
mission merchants, 50 California
McGarry Lewis, bar-keeper, SE cor Front and

Commercial
McGauley Henry, gardener, 119 Broadway
McGawley Henry, laborer, at N s Folsom bet

"Wood and Brown
McGawley Mary, cook, St. Francis Church, Mis-
sion Dolores
McGeary John, carpenter, dwl N s O'Farrell bet

Powell and Mason
McGeary Patrick, laborer, dwl 20 Jessie
McGeary Robert, laborer, dwl W s Gaines near

Union
McGee George, dwl Davis nr Broadway
McGee George, dwl N s Post bet Mason and

Taylor
McGee J. capt sloop Gen. Marion, Pacific Street

Wharf
McGee James, at Michael Hart's, dwl E s Pow-
ell bet Jackson and Pacific
McGee John, watchman, Dow's Distillery
McGee Nelson (colored) dwl Dupont nr Union
McGee Patrick, messenger, with U. S. Surveyor

General
McGee Patrick, porter, G8 Montgomery Block
McGee Patrick, groceries, NE cor Jackson and

Auburn
McGee Thomas, with Coffey & Risdon
McGee Thomas, shoe-maker, Drumm nr Jackson,

dwl S s Jessie bet Second and Third
McGiffee Joseph, steward, 4 Custom House Block
McGill Alex, molder, bds with James Stoddard
McGILL {Jose2}h) & BROTHER, {W7n. McGill)
sash, blind and door manufactorjr, cor Market
and Beale, dwl S s Everett nr Third
McGill Lott, with McGill & Brother, bds Belden's

Block
McGill Richard, bds 263 Sacramento
McGill Wm. (McGill & Brother) dwl N s Tehama

bet First and Second
McGinn James, news-agent, 116 "Washington,

dwl Presidio Road nr toll-gate
McGinn James P. bds Benton House
McGinn Patrick, hostler, with Logue & Skelly

dwl S s Stevenson nr First
McGicness Patrick, blacksmith, dwl S s Steven-
son bet First and Second
McGinnis Felix, carpenter, dwl Auburn bet

Jackson and Pacific
McGinnis Patrick, boots and shoes, 67 Mont
McGinnis Terrence, brick-layer, bds 89 Bush
McGiven P. wagon-maker, bds 119 Pine
McGivern Patrick, carriage-maker, with H. Case-
bolt & Co.
McGlauflin (Lewis) & Dakin (Isaac) blacksmiths
and wheelwrights, Davis nr California, dwl
S 8 Broadway nr Taylor
McGlaughlin Anne (widow) adjuster, U. S. B.
M. dwl 19 Natoma

McGlencey William, brick-layer, bds S s Bush bet
Montgomery and Kearny

McGlinchey Anthony (McG. Brothers) dwl Fol-
som bet Harris and Simmons

McGlinchey Brothers (Patrick, William and An-
thony) gardeners, S s Folsom bet Harris and
Simmons

McGlinchey William (McG. Brothers) dwl Folsom
bet Harris and Simmons

McGlinn James, bds 46 Sansome

McGlone Peter, hackman, dwl SE cor Post and
Sutter

McGlynn D. C. leather depot, NE cor Battery
and Washington, res Encinal, Alameda Co.

McGlynn Francis, clerk, Oliver & Buckley, dwl
cor Bush and Stockton

McGlynn John A. dwl W s Dupont bet Geary
and O'Farrell

McGorey Michael, hostler, with J. Stanley & Co.
dwl 56 Minnie

McGorty Wm. teamster, bds NE cor California
and Powell

McGovern Philip, Metropolitan Exchange, 177
and 179 Montgomery, dwl Kearny nr Bdy

McGowan Andrew J. driver, Logue & Skelly,
dwl with Terence Biggey

McGowan Bridget Mrs. (Kelly & Mc G.) dwl Jes-
sie bet First and Second

McGowan Jonathan, hostler, 65 Kearny

McGowan John, laborer, dwl Jones nr O'Farrell

McGowan John, hackman. Plaza, dwl Bryant
bet Third and Fourth

McGowan John, laborer, dwl Brown bet Bush
and Pine

McGowan John, miner, dwl 250 Clay

McGowan Wm. stone-cutter, dwl SW cor First
and Market

McGrain John, hostler, dwl 133 Kearny

McGrath Daniel, hatter, dwl Mason bet Green-
wich and Lombard

McGrath James, porter, A. Austin & Co. dwl 9
Everett

McGrath James J. books, stationery, etc. 14 First

McGrath John, tailor, bds SE cor Oregon and
Davis

McGrath John, saddler, dwl Hinkley nr Kearny

McGrath John G. clerk, SW cor First and Na-
toma, bds with Mrs. J. Maume

McGrath Patrick, cigars, NE cor Commercial and
Kearny

McGraw James, laborer, bds 90 Pine

McGreavy Geo. B. millwright, dwl S s Jessie bet
First and Second

McGreavy John, boiler-maker, with Coffey &
Risdon
REGOR JOSEPH, chronometer and watch-

McGmaker, 103 Commercial, dwl N s Clay bet
Stockton and Powell, (see advertisement)

McGregor Richard, furnished rooms, NW cor
Jackson and Stockton

McGregor Wm. laborer, dwl Com nr Drumm

McGree Walter, brick-layer, bds 90 Pine

McGreevy Peter, steward, dwl N s Vallejo nr
Montgomery

McGreevy Robert, with Coffey & Risdon, NE cor
Bush and Market

McGregor Geo. B. sugar-purifier, S. F. Sugar
Refinery, bds 16 Natoma

SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY.

195

McGregor James, liquor-saloon, N s Stockton nr

Pacific
McGrow Geo. dwl NE cor Alta nnd Montgomery
McG ruder, (Danid, colored) <t Bunks, (John LI.
colored) blacksmiths. N s Pacilic nr Mont-
gomery
McGuinn Mary, (colored) W s Morey Alley bet

Broadway and Vallejo
McGuire llugli, laborer, dwl N s Jessie bet First

nnd Second
McGuire Jolin, carpenter, Fort Point
McGuire John, waiter, bds 182 Pacific
McGuire John, with Jas. Vantine & Co. cor Clay

and Davis
McGuire Michael, carpenter, bds with Mrs. B. C.

Gallajrher
McGuire Patrick, boarding, 92 Pacific
McGuire Peter, fireman, steamer Eclipse, dwl

Third nr Fourth
McGuire Rose Mrs. dwl N s Tehama bet Third

and Fourth
McGuire Stephen, porter, 113 Battery, dwl Sac

nr Stockton
McGuire Thomas, engineer, Union Foundry
ilcGuire Thomas, laborer, bds 182 Pacific
McGuire Thomas, laborer, dwl Vallejo nr Larkin
McGuire Thomas, teamster, Fort Point
McGunn John, laborer, dwl Sansome nr Yallejo
ilcGunnegell John, bds 39 Jackson
McHaffie John, painter, dwl W s Third bet How-
ard and Folsom
McHenry David, colporteur, dwl 227 Dupont,

rear
McHenry Edward, White's Stables, 129 Cal
McHenry Chas. store-keeper, with Flint, Pea-
body & Co.
McHenry James, contractor and builder, dwl W

s Powell bet Union and Filbert
McHenr}' Jesse, attorney at law, 174 Mont, dwl

S s Louisa bet Third and Fourth
McHenry John, attorney at law, dwl Broadway

nr Battery
McHugh John, (Brennan & Co.) Clay nr Drumm
McIIngh John, boot-maker, E s Second bet Mis-
sion and Stevenson
Mcllroy Marj' A. Miss, millinery, 139 Sacramento
Mellvaiuc James, broker, dwl 180 Jackson
Mclntyro Albert A. porter, with Barry & Patten
Mclntyre James B. ship-carpenter, dwl SE cor

Mission and Stewart
Mclntyre Mathew, cooper, "W s Front bet Broad-
way and Chambers, dwl 12 Clementina
Mclntyre Patrick, laborer, bds Branch Hotel,

Sansome
Mclntyre Wm. carpenter, dwl Union bet Mason

and Taylor
Mclntyre "William, painter, bds with James R.

Deane
Mclntyre William, wheelwright, 147 Sansome,

dwl W s Mason nr Union
McKarron Michael, bar-keeper, dwl 24 Battery
McKay Burton, architect, etc. NW cor California

and Webb, dwl 8 Brenham Place
McKay David, groceries and provisions, W side
Davis nr Jackson, dwl S s Howard nr Third
McKay George, dwl NW cor Fifth and Mission
McKay James, laborer, dwl Sansome nr Union
McKay Philip, laborer, at Turner Bros.

McKean Alex. C. clerk, with James Patrick &,

Co. dwl 195 California
McKce Charles, engineer, dwl SW cor Ecker and

Market
McKee David, supt warehouse dept, C. H. dwl

KW cor Stockton and Chestnut
McKeo John (JMUy & McK.) Ea.«t nr Washing-
ton, dwl N s Greenwich bet Mason and

Taylor
McKee John, book-keeper, with Tallant &, Wilde

91 Battery, dwl Tehama bet First and Sec
McKee John H. watchman, U. S. B. Mint
McKee William R. salesman, SE cor Front and

Sacramento
McKelvcy J. printer, dwl 4 St. Mary
McKendry Archibald, bds Taylor nr Turk
McKenna' Bernard, laborer, bds Old Oak, comer

Mission and Ridley
McKenna (Franris) & Bonneau {T. (7.) Railroad

Baths, etc. 48 Commercial, dwl N 8 Post nr

Kearny
McKenna James, hackman, dwl Webb bet Sac-
ramento and California
McKenna John, asst book-keeper, SW cor Sacra- ■

mento and Sansome, dwl cor Third and i

Howard
McKenna Joseph J. groceries 4 Jackson
McKenna Michael F. hog-ranch, SE Brannan St.

Bridge, Potrero
McKenney Frank, porter, 378 Stockton, dwl ■

Powell nr Green
McKenney Philip, driver, with Nath. Gray, dwl

Webb nr Sacramento
McKennon H. bds What Cheer House
McKennon J. J. bds What Cheer House
McKenny James, brick-layer, bds 18 Bush
McKenzie Albert R. upholsterer, with Kennedy

and Bell, dwl Sutter bet Dupont and Stock
McKenzie John, tailor, dwl S s Clary bet Ritch

and Fourth
McKenzie John T. Stockton Packet Line, dwl E s •

Third nr Folsom
McKenzie Joseph, blacksmith, dwl with H. D.

W. Adams
McKenzie J. W. policeman, dwl Green nr Mason
McKenzie M. blacksmith, Fulton Foundry
McKenzie Margaret (widow) dwl W s Ritch nr •

Harrison
McKenzie Wm. bag-factory, 145 Sansome and.

S s Clay nr Drumm
McKerinan James, laborer, dwl S s Market bet

First and Second
McKever Patrick, bds Jackson House, Clark
McKewen John, ship-carpenter, bds with N. G.

Hilton
McKewen John, engineer, bds Barkley House
McKewen Jonathan C. bar-keeper, 140 Kearny
McKewen (Pder) & Gallagher, (Thomas) gas-
fitters, 172 Clay, dwl SE cor Montgomery

and Green
McKewen Peter Jr. with McKewen & Gallagher

dwl SE cor Montgomery and Green
McKibben George, plumber, at 176 Mont
McKlBBEN THOMAS, bar-keeper. Metropoli-
tan Hotel, cor Sansome and Bush
McKibben Thomas, finisher, at Eureka Iron

Works
McKibben Wm. plumber, bds 14 Sansome

li)6

SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY.

McKIBBIN WILLIAM, proprietor Eureka Iron
Works, X s Pine bet Montgomery and San-
some, chvl E s Second bet Stevenson and
Mission

McKie William, clerk with Collins & Co. dwl
248 Cloy

McKiernan James, laborer, dwl S s Market bet
Second and Tliird

McKilvey Joseph, printer. Times, 137 Clay

McKlnlay Archibald (Allan, Lowe & Co.) resides
Oregon

McKinlay (Fuiley) Garrioch (Alex.) & Co. com
mchts, 116 Battery, dwl Geary bet Mason
and Powell

SicKinuey Patrick, porter, 66 Sac, dwl N s How-
ard bet First and Second

McKiunon John J. (Preston & McK.) dwl S s
Post bet Montgomery and Kearny

McKluskey Thomas, liquor-saloon, XE cor Mont-
gomery and Washington

McKnight Thomas, (apprentice) Fulton Foundry

McKoe Frank, drayman, with J. W. Owens, foot
Clay, dwl with J. W. Owens

McKorkell William, professor of music, bds 190
California

McLane Albert, printer, dwl 84 Bush

McLAXE LOUIS JR. general agent for Califor-
nia Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express, oil' NW
cor Montgomery and California, dwl N s
Bryant bet Second and Third

McLaren David, architect, dwl 127 Pine

McLarney Francis, drayman, dwl SW cor Broad-
way and Kearny

McLary John, baker, dwl W s Pinckney Place
nr Kearny

McLaughlin Anne (widow) seamstress, dwl S s
Xatoma bet First and Second

McLaughlin (C/iOj-tes) & Co. (Overland Mail Co.)
proprietors San Jose, St. Louis, etc. Stage
Line, office SE cor Washington and Kearny

McLaughhn Daniel, laborer, NE cor Dupont and
Market

McLaughlin Eugene, lab, Metallurgical Works,
cor Branuan and Harris

McLaughlin Frank, brick-layer, bds 205 Cal

McLaughlin Henry, Wade's Stables, dwl 126 Bdy

McLaughlin J. & Co. (Frank Riley) butter, lard,
etc. 6 and 8 New World Market, dwl O'Far-
rell bet Powell and Mason

McLaughlin James, Wade's Stables, dwl 126
Broadway

McLaughlin James, laborer, dwl S s O'Farrell bet
Powell and Mason

McLaughlin James, waterman, dwl S s O'Farrell
bet Powell and Mason

McLaughlin James W. painter, 147 Sansome,
dwl N s Broadway nr Stockton

McLaughlin John, laborer, dwl with Geo Mo-
Loughlin

McLaughlin John, laborer, NE cor Dupont and
Market

McLaughlin John A. laborer, U. S. B. Mint, dwl
William bet Post and Kearny

McLaughlin Lewis, blacksmith, Davis bet Cal
and Sacramento, dwl E s Taylor bet Union
and Green

McLaughlin Margaret Mrs. washing, dwl San-
some nr Union

McLaughlin, Michael, cabman, dwl W s Third

bet Harrison and Bryant
McLaughlin Michael, dresser, Vulcan Iron Works
McLaughlin Samuel, ship-joiner, dwl with John

Demetrius
McLaughlin Sarah Miss, dwl N s Stevenson bet

First and Second
McLaughlin William, hackman, Wade's Stables,

dwl 126 Broadway
McLaughlin William, steward. Brook's House

cor Pine and Sansome
McLEA DONALD, liquors, NW cor Webb and

California, res Santa Clara
McLean Andrew, clerk, with Peck, Rodgers &

Co. dwl E s Second nr Folsom
McLean Andrew, liquors, 10 East
McLean Edward, broker, bds 258 Stockton
McLEAN (Edward) & FOWLER (John) and 0.

T. HOPKINS, insurance agents, NE cor

Clay and Battery, dwl N s Pine nr Stock
McLean John, carpenter, dwl W s Annie bet

Market and Jessie
McLean Peter, blacksmith, S s Sacramento bet

Taylor and Jones
McLellan Daniel D. dwl E s Virginia nr Jackson
McLeod H. J. drayman, with Crowell & Crane,

dwl Valparaiso bet Taylor and Mason
McLeod Isaac, printer, at 130 Montgomery, dwl

NE cor Pine and Kearny
McLeod Thomas M. 135 and 137 Clay
McLoud James, dwl Valparaiso bet Filbert and

Greenwich
McLoud Joseph, dwl Valparaiso bet Filbert and

Greenwich
MoLoughlin George, liquors, cor Drumm and

Jackson, dwl S s Chambers bet Front and

Battery
McLoughlin Neal, waiter, dwl Bailey's Alley nr

Bush
McLoughlin William, liquors, 14 Battery
McMahon Charles, butcher, bds cor Pacific and

Leavenworth
McMAHON FREDERICK P. & CO. proptrs

Fairhaven Oil Works, office 68 Front, bds

cor Tehama and First
McMahon H. H. dwl S s Pacific bet Stockton

and Powell
McMahon James, drayman, dwl Salmon bet

Pacific and Broadway
McMahon Jas. laborer, dwl with Martin Kelley
McMahon James, wood, Taylor Street Wharf
McMahon James, waiter. What Cheer House
McMahon John, paper-hanger, dwl 70 Sutter
McMahon M. bds Benton House
McMahon M. C. wood-dealer, dwl Greenwich bet

Mason and Taylor
McMahon P. tailor, S s Pacific bet Stockton and

Powell
McMahon Richard F. tailor, 164 Commercial
McManemay James, driver, with Massey & Tung
Mclilann John, dwl S s Sutter bet Stockton and

Powell
McManus Bernard B. laborer, 133 Kearny, dwl

O'Farrell nr Dupont
McManus John, boiler-maker, bds Barkley House
McManus John, boiler-maker, bds New Orleans

House
McManus Patrick, liquors, 124 Jackson

SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY.

197

McManus Terence B. real-estate apent, 9-t Merch
MiMeeclian James, salesman, G2 Battery
McMenamy E. T. contractor, dwl N 8 Clay bet

Taylor and Jones
McMillan Charles, calker, 82 Jackson
McMillan D. asst light-bouso keeper, South

Farallon Island
McMillan Daniel, grocer, 4 East, dwl N s Town-
send bet Third and Fourth
McMillan Donald, driver, with Turner Brothers,

dwl N s Bush bet Powell and Stockton
McMillan G. wheelwright, dwl with Ira J. Beagle
McMillan ^largaret Mrs. dwl NE cor Lick Alley

and Ecker
McMillan Robert, physician, 202 "Washington
McMinaney "William, laborer, with A. H. Hous-
ton, dwl S s Stevenson bet Third and Fourth
McMinn James B. deputy county clerk, dwl S s

Mission bet Fourth and Fifth
McMinn Samuel, dwl S s Mission bet Fourth and

Fifth
McMinn "U'illiam H. dwl S s Mission bet Fourth

and Fifth
McMinna John, calker, bds Barkley House
McMullen Hugh, drayman, dwl S s Stevenson

bet First and Second
McMullen John, pattern-maker, Albany Foundry,

bds 20 Sansome
McMulIin George 0. (Verplanck & McM.) SE cor

Front and Sacramento
McNabb James, dwl Taylor bet Green and Union
McXabb John, dwl Taylor bet Green and Union
McNally H. agricultural implements and seeds,

37 Clay, dwl 256^ Stockton
McNally James, 37 Clay, dwl with H. McNally
McNally John, laborer, dwl S s Louisa nr Fourth
McNally Mary Mrs. dwl N s Yallejo nr Dupont
McNally Michael, miner, dwl NE cor Sutter and

Clara
McNally Peter, pilot, dwl N s Sutter bet Dupont

and Stockton
McNamara James, liquors, S s Stevenson bet

First and Second
McNamara James, 79 Front, dwl Howard bet

Third and Fourth
McNAMARA JAMES C. Bush St. House, 18

Bush
McNamara Michael, liquors, 139 Kearny
McNamara Patrick, laborer, dwl S s Stevenson

bet Second and Third
McNamara Peter, machinist, Union Foundry,

bds New Orleans House
McNamara "William, dwl with J. Hayes, Bush
McNamaran Nicholas, dwelling S s Howard bet

Fourth and Fifth
McNamee J. L. bds Railroad House
McNamee P. J. liquor-saloon, SE cor Battery

and Jackson
McNary Alexander, engineer, dwl N s Jessie bet

First and Second
McNary Samuel, miner, dwl 11 G Dupont
McNaughton, Thomas, carpenter, bds Barkley

House
McNear C. E. ship-broker, 70 Front
McNeil Daniel, commission merchant, dwl S s

Harrison bet Beale and Main
McNeil Donald, ship-carpenter, bds "W s Third

bet Brannan and Townsend

McNeill H. Mrs. asst teacher primary depart-
ment, Ilyde Street School

McNiel A. B. oflice 47 Front, up stairs

McNolaud Patrick, laborer, bds St. Charles Hotel,
First

McNorton Thomas, carpenter, dwl cor Bush and
Sansome

McNulty Charles A. examiner, appraiser's de-
partment, C. H. dwl N"W cor Stockton and
Pacific

McNULTY J. M. physician and coroner, office
City Hall, dwl 186 "V\''ashington

McNulty John,dwl S s Clay bet Powell and Mason

McParlan Bernard, artist, dwl Dupont nr Filberf

McParlan Charles, clerk, dwl Dupont nr Filbert

McPeake Charles, liquor-saloon, 107 Kearny,
dwl "^'ebb

McPeake John, with G. S. Mann, dwl 68 Market^

McPete James, laborer, dwl Broadway nr Van
Ness Avenue

McPharlan John (Skelky & JIcF.}, bds Bush St.
House

McPhee "William, boiler-maker, with Coffey &
Risdou, dwl Tehama bet First and Second

McPherson Alexander, jewelry, E s Davis near
Jackson

McPherson Cameron, dwl S a Mission bet Second
and Third

McPherson J. B. lieutenant, U. S. A. Alcatraz
Island, office 36 and 37 Montgomery Block

McPherson John, laborer, bds Guerrero bet Cen-
ter and Sparks

McPherson Samuel G. printer, dwl S s Sacra-
mento bet Mason and Taylor

McQuade James, painter, dwl N s Minnie bet
Second and Third

McQuade John, clerk. Hall of Records, dwl 10
Merchant

McQuade Michael, laborer, Union Foundry, bda
8 Natoma

McQuade Patrick, waiter, "What Cheer House

McQueen Matthew, carpenter, dwl N s Market
bet Kearny and Montgomery

McQueen Robert, ship-carpenter, dwl N s O'Far-
rell bet Powell and Mason

McQuillan James, boiler-maker, dwl E s Ecker
bet Market and Stevenson

McQuillan James B. compositor, Alta California,
dwl 1 Central Place

McQuillan Joseph, stevedore, dwl E s Hodge's
Place

McQuillan Mary M. (widow), nurse, dwl S s Ste-
venson bet Second and Third

McRae Donald, laborer, Alden's Dining Saloon,
Sansome

McRoberts Alexander, express-wagon, dwl S s
Harrison near Main

McRUER (R C.) & MERRILL {John C.) auc-
tioneers and commission merchants, 47 and
49 California, dwl Laurel Place nr First

McRuer "Wm. H. civil-engineer, dwl with D. C.
McRuer

McShane Andrew (Marks & MS.), dwl 202 "Wash

McShane P. & Co. wholesale groceries and pro-
visions, 83 Clay, dwl NE cor Montgomery
and Bush

McShea "U'illiam, teamster, dwl AV s Beale bet
Folsom and Harrison

198

SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY.

McSlierry II. teamster, dwl Presidio Road
McSvveeney Morgan, clerli, SE cor Miouie and

Jane
McSwcgan James, foreman blacksmiths. Union

Foundry
McTamncy Patrick, tailor, dwl 127 Kearny
McVca James, cabinet-maker, 223 Stockton
McYerry Thomas, compositor, Alta California
McYey Dennis, plasterer, dwl 19 Howard
McWilliams John, blacksmith, dwl S s Howard

bet First and Second
Mead Benjamin F. hatter, with Fisher & Co. dwl

50 Minnie
MEAD CHARLES H. saddlery, SE cor Jackson

and Front
Mead Daniel, drayman, bds 6 St. Mark's Place
Mead Frank, Northern Coast Messenger, Free-
man & Co.'s Express
Mead John, dwl SE cor Bush and Mary Lane
Mead John R. imp clothing, 6 Custom House Bl
Mead Ralph P. purser stmp Panama, dwl S s

Harrison bet First and Second
Mead William, hatter, dwl E s Mason bet Green

and Yallejo
Mead William C. harness and saddlery, E s San-
some bet California and Pine
Mead William H. salesman, with Fisher & Co.

dwl Mason nr Vallejo
Mead W. L. drayman, 40 Clay
Meader Alexander J. stevedore, dwl W s Scott

bet Pacific and Broadway
Meader Thomas, washing, W s Card's Alley
Meagher Philip, salesman, 72 Battery, dwl SW

cor Montgomery and Commercial
Meal James, dwl N s Broadway nr Stockton
Means Patrick, plumber, bds with Patrick Eagan
Mears James, dwl N s Jackson bet Stockton and

Powell
MEBIUS {Frederick), DUISENBERG {Chas. A.

C.) & CO. imps and commission merchants,

70 California, dwl cor Bryant and Harris
Mebius L. book-keeper, 68 Clay, dwl cor Harris

and Bryant
Mecartney A. produce commission merchant, 46

Clay, dwl 103 Washington
Medan John H. cigars, cor Pacific and Dupont
Medbery Edwin R. dwl 204 Stockton
Medbery Flora L. lodgings, 204 Stockton
Medeon George, cigars, Pacific nr Drumm, dwl

cor Jackson and Drumm
Medin Alexander, fruit-stand, SE cor Kearny and

Pine, dwl SW cor California and Kearny
Medin Mark, coffee-stand, SW cor Market and

Stewart, dwl NW cor Kearny and California
Medina F. musician, Lyceum Theater
Meek William (Dupuy, Foulkes & Co.) dwl cor

Dupont and Washington
Meeks John, salesman, with Isaac S. Josephi,

dwl 309 Stockton
Meehan John, laborer, S. F. Sugar Refinery, bds

with Miles Merron
Meehan P. clerk, with B. Killilea, East nr Wash-
ington
Meehan Thomas, laborer, bds 5 Sacramento
Meehan William, grate and fender-maker, dwl

with Elijah Mott
MEEHAN ( William) & CO. ( Wm. Corhusier),

Shades Saloon, NE cor Com and Kearny

MEEKER S. II. & CO. imps wines and liquors,

69 Front, bds Oriental Hotel
Meeklik William, laborer, dwl 164 Commercial
Meese Herman, carpentei-, dwl N s Sutter bet

Kearny and Dupont
Meeteer Marshal L. builder, 183 Montgomery,

dwl SW cor Powell and Geary
Megan Lawrence, harness-maker, at 82 Battery
Megary M. bds Benton House
Meghan John, boiler-maker, Union Foundry
Meghan R. B. bds Benton House
Meghan Thomas, boiler-maker, Union Foundry
Mehan Charles, bds What Cheer House
Mehan John, dwl East Midway nr Francisco
Meher Margaret (widow) dwl S s Green between

Stockton and Powell
Mehrtens Henry, clerk, with Geo. Schedel, NE

cor Jessie and Ecker
Mehrtens Martin {Liehenberg & M.) dwl corner

Chambers and Front
Meichels H. merchant, 74 California, dwl N s

Bush bet Mason and Taylor
Meierhoff Robert, lock-smith, dwl W s Clara bet

Bush and Sutter
Meige Fran9ois, plasterer, dwl S s Geary bet

Powell and Mason
MEIGS GKORGE A. lumber, pier 1 Stewart,

resides Port Madison, W. T.
Meiklehaugh Daniel, porter, 82 Front, dwl Pacific

near Larkin
Meinberg Joseph, boots and shoes, 187 Wash-
ington, dwl SW cor Post and Powell
Meiners Rudolph, boots and shoes, NE corner

Sansome and Sutter
Meiss Henry, dry-goods, E s Dupont nr Bdy
Mejasson L. cashier, with Abel Guy
Mejer George J. dwl Alta
Mel Henry, clerk, with James De Fremery, bds

Ellis bet Stockton and Powell
MEL JOHN, imptr and commission merchant,

and treasurer Hibernia Loan Association,

NE cor Jackson and Montgomery, dwl S s

Ellis bet Powell and Stockton
Mel Louis, clerk, with Dickson, De Wolf & Co.
Meley Jane (widow) dwl S s Union bet Stock-
ton and Powell
MELICK CHICHESTER, proptr Isthmus House,

36 First
MELIN (Charles) & CO. (Henry Blanlcen) gro-
ceries and liquors, NE corner Folsom and

Second, dwl NE cor Mission and Jane
Melin Charles, groceries and liquors, NE corner

Mission and Jane
Melle Jacob, wood-turner, with Davis & Haller,

dwl Lafayette Restaurant
Melleu Henry B. clerk, with Eandell & Co. dwl

with Dr. J. P. Whitney
Mellen Wm. salesman, 83 Clay, bds cor Folsom

and First
Mellen William, bds with Turner Cowing, NE

cor Third and Brannan
Mellen Wm. P. Jr. (Rogers k M.) dwl cor First

and Folsom
Melletz George D. groceries and liquors, NE cor

Natoma and Second
Mellon John, vegetables, dwl N s Harrison bet

Third and Fourth
Mellor William S. auctioneer, dwl 100 Pine

SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY.

199

Moloon Horace II. watcliman, U. S. B. Mint, dwl

with Mrs. Harnh Meloon
Meloon Jolin B. Sub-Indian Agent, dwl with

Mrs. Sarali ifeloon
Meloon Sarah (widow) dwl W s Third bet Town-
send and Brannan
Meloney Dennis, hiborer, dwl S s Tuhama bet

First and Second
Meloney E. bds Philadelphia House
Meloney Michael G. waiter, Oriental Hotel, dwl

N s Natonia bet Second and Third
Meloney William, laborer, dwl N s Stevenson

bet First and Second
Melville John {Fox & M.) dwl Mason bet Pine

and Biisii
Melville Michael, laborer, dwl "W a Mason bet

Union and Green
Melville Thomas, waiter, "What Cheer House
Melvin James, express-wagon, bds 233 Kearny
Melvin John, seaman, dwl N 8 Mission between

Second and Third
Menant Felice Mile, vocalist, Melodeon, 197

Washington
Menant L. agent Pacific Asphaltum Co. dwl cor

Dupont and St. Mark's Place
Mendel Gotleib, drayman, dwl N s St. Mark's

Place bet Dupont and Kearny
Mendels Emanuel S. merchant, dwl S s Berry

bet Dupont and Clara
Mendes David, Miner's Snug Saloon, 92 Com-
mercial, dwl N s Jessie between First and

Second
Mendheim Herman, imptr German books, 175

Clay
Mendheim M. (Landsberger & Co.) dwl E s Powell

bet Vallcjo and Green
Mendleson Elkin, clothing, Pacific nr Front
Mendon G. A. (D. S. Lord & Co.) 90 Clay, dwl

215 Stockton
Mene (Prosper) & Co. flour, NE cor Market and

Kearny, dwl NE cor Dupont and Pacific
MENGEL JOHN, proptr St. Louis Market, NE

cor Stockton and Sutter
Mengelkamp B. tailor, dwl cor Pine and Battery
Menger Adam, butcher, cor Sansome and Market
Menges Francis, butcher, 43 Montgomery
Menne Clemens, tailor, at 147 Washington
Mentel Augustus, drayman, with Lewis & Sons
Menu Armand, with J. H. Menu, 147 Clay, dwl

Monroe bet Pine and Bush
Menu Jacob H. wines, etc. 147 Clay, dwl W s

Monroe bet Pine and Bush
Menzes Jose Maria, dwl W s Sonoma Place nr

Green
Mercado F. book-keeper, 188 Montgomery, dwl

171 Sansome
Mercer Charles H. confectionery, 136 Kearny,

dwl E s Second nr Minnie
Mercer Mary Miss, dwl S s John bet Powell and

Ma.son
Mercer Mary A. Mrs. confectionery, S s Second

bet Natoma and Minnie
Mercer Thomas, carpenter, dwl N s Harrison bet

Third and Fourth
Merchant Frederick G. real-estate, dwl SE cor

California and Dupont
Merchant Jane Mrs. dwl N s Filbert near Stock-
ton

Merchant Thomas, butcher, SE cor Dupont and

Union
Mercier Chas. H. ( Cassey & M. colored) dwl Mont-
gomery bet Union and Green
Mercier John (colored) barber, Union Hotel, dwl

W s St. Vincent bet Green and Union
J^fercil.sen Mitchel, laundry, dwl Stock nr Union
Merdel Peter ( CmcA; A J/.) dwl NE cor Mission

and Stewart
Meredith J. gas-filter, S. F. Ga.s Co.
Meritt P. Gordon, real-estate, bds 190 California
Merithew J. C. merchant, dwl E s Mason bet

Greenwich and Filbert
Merithew Richard S. seaman, dwl S s Jackson

bet Powell and Stockton
Merkle Christian {McAuliff k M.) dwl 18 Harlan

Place
Merkle John, blacksmith, at 39 Sansome
Merle Peter, boots and shoes, 269 Dupont
Mermond Loui.s, nurse, French Hospital
Merriam Andrew J. carrier Alia and Bulletin,

dwl 110 Sacramento
Merriam Galen, seaman, dwl W s Stewart near

Market
Merriam Wm. P. clerk. Hall of Records, dwl

A^irginia Block
Merrick {George II.) & Brown ( W. II.) produce,

New World Market, dwl 59 Natoma
Merrifield Azro D. dwl 64 Broadway
Merrifield Harriet Mrs. boarding, 64 Broadway
MERRILL, (Annis) CLEMENT {Roswell P.) &

WHITE {Martin) attys at law, 177 Wash-
ington, dwl N s Pacific nr Mason
Merrill Benjamin C. at Union Soda Works, dwl

Union Place
Merrill Benjamin F. dwl E s Union Place nr

Union
Merrill David, purser, dwl 23 Central Place
Merrill Isaac M. ( Wm. F. Lyon & Go.) dwl Kearny

bet Green and Union
Merrill James, produce-broker, bds 11 Geary
Merrill James, mason, bds 243 Sacramento
Merrill James F. ship-joiner, bds Isthmus House
Merrill John, C. {McRuer & M.) bds with A. T.

Harris, W s Stanly Place
Merrill Parker, waterman, William bet Jones and

Taylor
Merrill R. A. {Jessup & 31.) bds 6 Merchant
Merrill Robert, friiits, seeds and trees, SW cor

Sansome and Washington
Merrill S. S. druggist, W s Davis nr Pacific
MERRILL WILLIAM, hay and grain. Market

op Sansome, bds 28 Battery
Merriman Richard, contractor, dwl E s Second

bet Natoma and Minnie
Merritt Ambrose, carpenter, 155 Sacramento,

dwl W s Second bet Folsom and Howard
Merritt Henry, cabinet-maker, with J. G. Clark

&Co.
Merritt M. D. sawyer, with Hobbs, Gilmore & Co.
Merry Thomas B. associate editor, Spirit of the

Times and Fireman's Journal
Merryman J. H. 2a lieut. Wm. L. Marcy, C. H,
Mersich D. & Co. {M. Gasavodi) fruits, 117 Wash
Mortens August, clerk, dwl NW cor Bush and

Montgomery
Mertz Frederick, baker, bds New York Hotel
Mervy D. wood and coal, 351 Stockton

200

SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY.

Merz Adam, proprietor Wilhelm Tell Saloon,

NW cor Kearny and California
Meshaw John J. boot-maker, 184 Clay
Mess Henry, butcher, 1 New World Jfarket
Messenger Joseph, {G. Lamb & Co.) dwl SE cor

Stockton and Broadway
Messenger S. dwl SE cor Stockton and Bdy
Mestayer Augustus, clerk, dwl 101 Merchant
Metcaif John W. sash and door manufactory, S

W cor Fremont and Mission
ifetcalf Peter, dwl N s Oak bet Mason and Taylor
METCALF SAMUEL A. proprietor Mechanics

Mills, SW cor Fremont and Mission, dwl N

E cor Stevenson and Ecker
Metra Frank, hay and grain, 26 Clay, dwl SW

cor DupoDt and St. Mark Place
Metz John M. carpenter, dwl W s Russ Alley nr

Sutter
Metz Peter, laborer, Fulton Foundry, E s First
Metz (Theodore) & Co. (Benjamin J. Simon) gro-
ceries and liquors, SE cor Post and Dupont
Metzger Joseph, piano-maker, dwl NE cor Pow-
ell and Pacific
Metzger Valentine, at Oriental Market, East nr

Clay
Metzger Wm. capt What Cheer, Pier 4 Stewart
Metzner Francis, baker, dwl W s Rassette Place

No. 1 nr Sutter
MEULI (Jacob A.) SCHULTHESS (John F. S.)

& CO. (Jacob Smith and Rudoliyh Trub) ver-
micelli and maccaroni manfs, 174 Mission
Meunier AppoHne, Madame, pianist, dwl rear

198 California
Meuser Henry, cigars and tobacco, cor East and

Washington
MEUSSDORFFER JOHN C. manufacturer hats

and caps, 163 Commercial
Meyer Adam, proprietor Cincinnati Brewery, E

s Third bet Howard and Minnie
Meyer Andrew, clerk, 142 Kearny
Meyer Blass, dry-goods, N s Mission bet Second

and Third
MEYER B. WILLIAM, Pacific Exchange, "W s

Stewart nr Market
Meyer Caufl'mau H. book-keeper, NW^or Sac

and Battery
Meyer Ciiarles, dwl N s Jessie bet First and

Second
Meyer Charles, (LuUn & M) dwl NW cor Du-
pont and Green
Meyer David, superintendent, German Hospital,

S s Brannan bet Third and Fourth
Meyer Diedrich, clerk, NW cor Front and Pacific
Meyer Frederick, liquor, SW cor Pacific and

Davis
Meyer (Frederick) & Kelling, (Henry) grocers,

cor Clark and Davis
Meyer G. & Co. bag-factory, 80 Davis, dwl N a

Mission bet First and Second
Meyer Geo. laborer, S. F. Sugar Refinery, bds

N s Folsom nr Price
Meyer Henry & Co. groceries, cor Battery and

Jackson
Meyer Henry, dwl 42 Kearny
Meyer Hermann, laborer, at Wass, Uznay & Co.'s

dwl N s Harrison nr Third
MEYER H. H. proprietor Franklin Hotel, cor

Sansome and Pacific

Meyer (Isaac A.) &. Wiener, (Harris) hair-dres-
sing saloon, SW cor First and Jessie, dwl

26 First
Meyer James, tin-smith, dwl LS3 Bush
Meyer John, blacksmith, dwl E s Mason bet Ellis

and Eddy
Meyer John, ship-carpenter, dwl S s Market nr

Stewart
Meyer John C. merchant-tailor, 185 Washington
Meyer (John E.) &Scheurer, (August) lager beer,

NE cor Bush and Kearny
Meyer John L. blacksmith, 4 Kearny, dwl St.

Ann's Valley
Meyer Kasper, tailor, 12 Bush
Meyer L. C. bds with John P. Zane
Meyer Leopold, agent, Havana Co. 47 Com
Meyer Leopold C. book-keeper, 86 California,

dwl E s Kearny bet Pine and Bush
Meyer Lewis, grocer, NW corner Powell and

Post
Meyer Lewis, 221 California
Meyer Louis, (W. Backer & Co.) dwl SW cor

Stevenson and Ecker
Meyer Louis, groceries and liquors, NW cor

Harrison and Fremont
Meyer Marcus, clerk, 63 and 65 Sacramento
Meyer Moritz, dwl 228 Stockton
Meyer Moses, bds St. Nicholas
Meyer Peter, bar-keeper, Ocean Pearl Saloon,

cor Washington and East
Meyer Peter, groceries and liquors, NW cor Se-
cond and Natoma
Meyer Raymond, purser stmp Columbia, dwl S s

Laurel Place bet First and Essex
Meyer T. Lemmen, commission merchant, 197

and 199 Sansome, dwl 36 Post
Meyer William, baker, dwl 872 Stockton
Meyer William, Commercial Exchange, dwl 319

Stockton
Meyer William, with Peck, Rogers & Co. dwl 319

Stockton
MEYER WILLIAM & CO. (Louis Wormser)

clothing, 170 Clay, dwl Vallejo nr Powell
Meyer William W. cigars, 118 Washington, dwl

cor Clay and Davis
Meyerbeck Solomon, toys, 58 Kearny
Meyerfeld Moses, (Falkenstein & Co.) dwl 17

Minnie
Meyers A. L. dwl Hinkley nr Dupont
Meyers Charles, tailor, dwl 109 Bush
Meyers David & Co. (Joseph Wilson) clothing, 77

Commercial
Meyers George, workman, Pacific Oil Works, cor

Chestnut and Taylor
MEYERS HENRY, groceries, SW cor Pine and

Sansome
Meyers Henry, pawn-broker, Kearny bet Wash-
ington and Jackson, dwl E s Prospect Place

bet Sacramento and California
Meyers John, workman. Pacific Oil Works, cor

Chestnut and Taylor
Meyers Moses, dwl W s Third bet Minnie and

Everett
Meyerstein Brothers (Henry and Louis Meyer-
stein) clothing, 77 Kearny
Meyerstein Louis (Meyerstein Brothers) dwl 77

Kearny
Mezes S. M. merchant, 126 California

SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY.

201

Mczzara Peter, cnnieo-cutter, 135 Montgomery,
(hvl Cliatham Place

Mialon Jules, tailor, with D. Bigarel, dwl Broad-
wa}' nr Diipont

Mibielle John, principal French College, NE cor
Jackson and Mason

Mich Nicholas, milkman, 274 Dupont

Michael James, merchant, 59 Front, dwl SW cor
Harlan Place and Dupont

Michaelas Christopher {Earning & M.) NW cor
Stockton and Vallejo

Michaclis Bernard, tailor, 352 Stockton

Micheaud Ferdinand, liquors, N a Paciflc bot Du-
pont and Kearny

Michel Aaron, clothing, 150 "Washington, dwl
148 Washington

Michel {^Aaron) & Marks {Herrmann) pawn-bro-
kers, 148 "Washington

Michel Caspar, tailor, W s Second bet Mission
and Howard

Michel Herman, trader, dwl S 8 Pacific nr Stock

Michel John, laborer, with Andrew Thompson

Michel Joseph, clerk, dwl 226 Stockton

Michel Michel, job-wagon, dwl S s Pacific near
Stockton

Michel ^lorris, fruit-peddler, dwl with Casper
Michel

Michel Sophie Madame, dress-maker, 226 Stock

Micliels Francis J. jewelry, 116 Kearny

Michels Herman, 70 California, dwl Bush bet
Iklason and Taylor

Michelson Jacob, capt J. E. Murdoch, "Washing-
ton Street "Wharf

Michelson M. capt sloop Hattie Porter, "Wash-
ington Street "Vi'harf

Mickle Jldward, book-keeper, with Alsop & Co.
dwl SWcor California and Powell

MICKLE ETTING, City and County Auditor,
office City Hall, dwl SW corner Powell and
California

Mickenson Benjamin, capt schr Clara, "Washing-
ton Street Wharf

Middlehoft' Garralt, proptr "Washington Bakery,
SE cor Dupont and St. Mark's Place

Middleton Frank, with C. K. Garrison, dwl S s
Union nr Montgomery

MIDDLETON JOHN, real estate auctioneer,
SW corner Montgomery and California, dwl
257 Stockton ^

Middleton Samuel P. book-keeper, with John
Middleton, dwl 257 Stockton

Miesegaes 0. H. ( Wadsvsorth & M.) dwl 280
Mason

Mighell William, porter, with James Patrick &
Co. dwl S s Bush nr Powell

Mighels Frederick, beer-wagon, dwl 130 Bush

Mikkelsen Erasmus, clerk, dwl 18 First

Milatovich Antoine, mcht tailor, 159 Sacramento

Milatovich V. 353 Stockton

Milbury Samuel, drayman, dwl S s Union bet
ilason and Taylor

Miles Harriet A. Miss, private School, S"W cor
Washington and "Wavcrley Place

Miles Henry (colored) wood and coal, dwl Union
Place

Miles James, asst engineer stm Antelope

Miles "U'illiam F. porter, 58 and 60 Sacramento,
• bds Bush Street House

~ 23

Milius Henry, hog-ranch, NW cor Johnston and

Folsom
Mill William, dyer, with R. Christian, junction

Market and Eddy
Millan Jolin, carpenter, dwl 57 Afontgomery
Millberg, Gustave, washing, dwl E s Stockton

nr Francisco
Millbouren Albert, hatter, Kearny, dwl 99 Pine
Miibouren Louisa Mrs. lodging, 99 Pino
Milleman Frederick, proprietor Yolks Garden,

NW cor Folsom and Second
Millen Arthur, drayman, cor East and Commer-
cial, dwl N 8 Commercial nr East
Millenovich Peter, coflee-staud, cor Pacific and

Drumm
Miller Abram D. waterman, dwl E s Powell bet

Pine and Bush
Miller Albert {Janson, Bond & Co.) dwl N s Sac-
ramento above Taylor
Miller Alexander, carpenter, dwl SE cor Howard

and Fifth
Miller Bernard, porter, Franklin Hotel
Miller Carleton "W. clerk, 35 Clay
Miller Caspar, gardener, N s Mission bet Johns-
ton and Price
Miller Catharine Miss, with Peter Job, 211

"Washington
Miller Charles, compositor. Police Gazette, dwl

"Washington bet Stockton and Powell
Miller Charles, merchant, dwl 255 Kearny
Miller Charles, baker, bds 63 Montgomery
Miller Charles B. (colored) steward, dwl S s Sut-
ter bet Stockton and Powell
Miller E. S. 91 Front

Miller Frederick, confectioner, dwl 251 "Washing-
ton
Miller Frost H. miller, American Flour Mills, dwl

95 Pine
Miller George, drayman, with Turner Brothers,

Front near Jackson
Miller George, laborer, bds with "Wm. V. Miller
Miller George, cook, with Schroth & Carl, 66

Kearny
Miller George H. F. (colored) barber, Market

opposite Kearny
lifiller George "W. clerk, with F. J. Thibault, bds

N s Folsom bet Fifth and Simmons
Miller Gustave, porter, Franklin Hotel
Miller Hamilton, carpenter, bds Half-way House,

N s Folsom
Miller Hans, boarding, N s Jackson bet Davis

and Drumm
Miller Henry, boot-maker, dwl with Patrick

Duane
Miller Henry, boot-maker, at 88 Battery
Miller Henry, butcher, dwl N s Howard nr Fifth
iiiller Henry, cigar-maker, dwl 61 Montgomery
Miller Henry, clerk, NW cor Dupont and Geary
Miller Henry, collector, with Bradshaw & Co.

dwl cor Sacramento and Larkin
Miller Henry G. boot-maker, dwl 6 Minnie
Miller I. dwl S"W cor Bush and Trinity
Miller Isaac, Court Exchange Saloon, City Hall,

rear
Miller Isaac, pattern-maker, bds 119 Pine
Miller Jacob, tailor, bds with John M. ^letz
Miller Jacob F. book-keeper, with Loomis, Hall
& Co. foot Washington

202

SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY.

Miller James, at Delahanly & Skell3-'s, bds witb

Michael Skelly
Miller (J«»ies L.) & Co. (Jasper B. Osiorn) ale
and porter, Drumm bet Jackson and Pacific,
dwl 1 63 Bush
Miller James W. proprietor Miller's Stables, NW

cor Kearnj' and Pine
Miller Jane Mrs. dwl cor Alta and Sansome
Miller J. D. variety-store, 35 Clay, dwl W s

Kearny nr Broadway
Miller J. Frank, deputy-collector and auditor.

Custom House, dwl with J. "W. Sayward
Miller John, dwl N s Vallejo bet Kearny and

Dupont
Miller John, baker, dwl 3'i2 Stockton
Miller John, with Isaac Miller, City Hall, rear
Miller John, carpenter, dwl N s Pacific nr Davis
Miler John, laborer, S. F. Sugar Refinery, bds

N s Folsom nr Toll-Gate
Miller John, carrier. Morning Call
Miller John, musician, dwl Hinckley nr Kearny
Miller John, upholsterer. 120 Sansome
Miller (John) & Co. (Frederick Engler) White
Hall Exchange, NW cor Spring and Summer
Miller John B. {Kling & 2f.) dwl 53 Jackson
Miller John G. laborer, with R. F. Knox & Co.
Miller John H. (colored) porter, dwl W s Selina

Place nr California
Miller Joseph, bds 160 Pacific
Miller Joseph, bds 185 California
Miller Justus D. hardware, dwl 249 Kearny
Miller (L.) & Co. (R. M. Bloominrjdale) butchers,
59 and 60 Washington Market, dwl S s John
bet Powell and Mason
Miller Milton M. daguerreian artist, dwl Tay bet

Clay and Sacramento
Miller Peter, teamster, bds 156 Pacific
Miller Philemina Mrs. dress-maker, W s Dupont

nr Broadway
Miller Philip, charcoal, dwl S s Pacific bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny
Miller R. R. What Cheer Laundry, What Cheer

House
Miller Susan, (widow) boarding, 237 Clay
Miller Thomas, laborer, Fort Point
Miller Thomas S. dwl 249 Kearny
Miller Thomas W. boatman, bds with Mrs, Ann

Hook
Miller W. D. physician, 44 Bush
Miller W. H. clerk, with Bradshaw & Co. dwl cor

Larkin and Sacramento
Miller William, dwl 367 Stockton
Miller William, carpenter, dwl N 8 Pacific bet

Kearny and Dupont
Miller William, drayman, dwl N s Stevenson bet

■ Second and Third
Miller William, hackman, dwl Clary nr Ritch
Miller William, carpenter, dwl 57 Montgomery
Miller William, (colored) dwl 2 Stone
Miller William H. carpenter, bds Railroad House
Miller William H. compositor, Alta California,

dwl 1 Central Place
Miller William H. (colored) barber, bds vpith

John H. Miller
Miller William S. receiving clerk. United States

Appraisers Store, dwl 1 7 Geary
Miller William Y. cooper, dwl W s Russ Alley
nr Sutter

Miller W. S. inspector, Custom House

Millet S. P. [John Bodes & Co.) dwl Commercial

op Railroad House
Millett M. Thomas, carpenter, dwl W s Third bet

Bryant and Harrison
Milliet Alexander, butcher, 6 Clay St. Market,

dwl Yallejo nr Stockton
Milliken John B. farmer, bds with Simon Ham-

merschmith
Millingtou Thomas, molder, bds Union House,

First
Millmeister Henry, billiard table-maker, dwl 27

Clementina
Millor W. S. cabinet-maker, with J. G. Clark & Co.
Millou (Sebastian) & Denny (Arneaud) importers

wines and liquors, 153 Sansome, dwl SE cor

Pine and Kearny
Mills Arthur, dwl Sansome nr Union
Mills Chester J. laborer, with Bowen & Richard-
son, Presidio Road
Mills (David) & Evans (William) milk-ranch,

S s Presidio Road
Mills Delia Mrs. wines and liquors, 5 Trainer's

Row
Mills Edwin W. clerk, 96 Front, dwl N s Jackson

above Stockton
Mills James, baker, U. S. Bakery, bds with E. G.

Boyle
Mills John, laborer. Fort Point, dwl nr Presidio

House
Mills John, (D. E. Jones &, Co.) dwl Pulgas Ranch
Mills Lewis, dwl 5 Trainer's Row
Mills Luther R. liquors, dwl 126 Bush
Mills Nile.s, Fish's Hair Restorative, 139 Sacra-
mento, dwl 320 Powell
Mills Robert, painter, dwl N s Mills Place nr

Dupont
Mills Samuel C. express-driver, Freeman & Co.

dwl 106 Sacramento
Mills S. Belden, attorney at law, (Benson & M.)

170 Montgomery
Mills William, laborer. Fort Point
Mills William, wood and coal, E s Dupont bet

Clay and Commercial, bds with Simon Ham-

merschmith
Milner John, waiter, Alden's Dining Saloon, San
Milsner Leopold, jeweler, dwl 201 Clay
Milton John, (colored) bds 132 Broadway
Minard Lambert, dwl W s Dupont bet St. Mark's

Place and Geary
Minear M. bds Benton House
Miner Cicero, (colored) job-cart, 132 Sansome,

bds N s Union nr Dupont
Miner F. wood-yard, dwl 1 Bay State Row
Mmer George AY. painter, boards with William

Murdoch
Miner M. carpenter, dwl 8 Bay State Row
Miner Thomas E. wood, coal and hay. Mission

St. Wharf
Minges Steward, stevedore, dwl Francisco bet

Dupont and Kearny
Minifie Thomas, roofer, with Covert, Moores & Co.

dwl N s Pacific nr Taylor
Minnen John, W s Monroe bet Stockton and

Powell
Minns George, teacher. High School, dwl S s Clay

bet Powell and Mason
^Minor John B. carpenter, cor Jackson and Davis

SAK FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTOliY.

203

Minor "William, bds Clinton Teniporanco House
Miuot Jesse, farmer, bds 2 BeiUeii's Block
Minturn Charles, agent Contra Costa Ferry, Val-

lejo bet Front and Davis, dwl Bat nr Green
Minturn John, dwl NW cor Bdy and Kearny
Minturn J (mds{ Alacoudray & Co.) res Bristol, R.

Island
Minturn Walter B. Contra Costa Ferry, off Val-

lejd nr Davis, dwl 209 "Washington, rear
Mish Phineas, milliner, 267 Dupont
Misli Sarah Mrs. millinery, 207 Dupont
Missett Joseph, stevedore, dwl E s Main bet Mar-
ket and Mission
Misson Mary (widow) washing, dwl Bailey's Al-
ley nr Bush
Misszel Simon, cigar-maker, dwl 9G Dupont
Mistre Simeon, tinsmith, 194 Kearny
Mitcliell Augustin, dry goods, dwl N s Green nr

Dupont
Mitchell C. & Co. Vinegar and Pickle "^'arehouse

18 Sacramento
Mitchell Charles F. Fair Haven Oil "Works, bds

with James Hughes E s Ecker
Mitchell Daniel T. disbursing clerk, U. S. Treas-
urer's Dept, dwl N s John nr Mason
Mitchell D. C. {Southgate & J/.) dwl Vallejo abv

Mason
Mitchell Edward, laborer, dwl Com nr Drumm
Mitchell {Edward, colored) & Turner {Eichard,

colored) boarding. E s Battery nr Bdy
Mitchell George, butcher, S"W cor Dupont and

Vallejo
Mitchell George, laborer, dwl Greenwich near

Sansome
Mitchell James (Dott & J/.) dwl 149 Battery
Mitchell James, pressman, Alta California
Mitchell J. J. printer, dwl W s Stockton bet

Greenwich and Lombard
Mitchell John, U. S. Assistant Treasurer, dwl E

s Mason bet Union and Green
Mitchell John, hand-cartman, cor Clay and Davis

dwl St. Xiharles
Mitchell John, hostler, bds 33 Webb
Mitchell John C. cashier, U. S. Asst Treas. Dept,

dwl E s Mason bet Union and Green
Mitchell John P. tinner, at 46 Sansome, dwl S s

Sacramento nr Dupont
Mitchell Joseph, salesman, 147 "Washington
Mitchell Joseph, clerk, Nichols & Ramage, bds

Brooklyn Hotel
Mitchell Louis, special policeman
Mitchell Mary Ann Mrs. nurse, dwl "W s Stock-
ton bet Greenwich and Lombard
Mitchell Robert, brick -layer, bds N'W cor Pacific

and Montgomery
Mitchell Richard \i. seaman, dwl N s Howard

bet First and Second
Mitchell Russell E. vegetables, dwl S s Bush bet

Kearny and Dupont
Mitchell T. A. salesman, 150 Kearny, dwl S"W

cor Union and Mason
Mitchell Thomas, laborer, dwl S s Folsom bet

Third and Fourth
Mitchell Thomas F. (J. Moullon & Co.) dwl Clay

bet Davis and Drumm
Mitchell "Wm. dwl W e Stockton bet Greenwich

and Lombard
Mitchell Wm. H. {Thorn & Co) dwl 52 Mont

Mitcheson Charles (colored) laundry. Pacific bet

Leavenworth and Hyde
Mitchler Charles, dwl Green nr Stockton, rear
Mitchler Gottlob, confectioner, 251 "Wash
Mitzreherling G. engraver, with R. B. Gray k Co
Mix Alfred A., U. S. Bonded "VN^irehouso, 22 Bat-
tery, dwl S s Howard bet First and Sec
Mix Gustavus L. clerk, dwl N s Green bet Stock-
ton and Powell
Mix AVarren. dwl 209 Stockton
Mizner Lansing B. real estate agent, dwl E side

Beale bet Folsom and Harrison
Mocker Christian, Pioneer Market, SE cor Sutter

and Dupont, dwl E s Dupont bet Post and

Sutter
Mocker \Ym. Oriental ^farket East nr Clay
Moeller Henry Mrs. furnished rooms, 236 and 238

"W'ashington
Moerenhout J. A. French Consular Agent, dwl

243 "Washington
Moersch Frederick, painter, 45 Kearny
Moesta John P. (Lohmann & M.) dwl 187 "Wash
Moffat C. bds "UHiat Cheer House
Moffat Patrick K. carpenter-shop, "W s Dupont

bet Geary and O'Farrell
Moffat Samuel, cabinet-maker, with J. G. Clark

&Co.
Moffitt Archibald, plasterer, dwl 36 Trinity
MofBtt James {Blake & M.) dwl SE cor Pine and

Kearny
Mogan John, grocer and butcher. S"W cor Third

and Everett, bds with Richard Mogan
Mogan Richard, dwl N s Natoma bet Second and

Third
Moger "William, butcher, dwl "W s Rassette Place

No. 1 nr Sutter
lifognier Edouard, boot-black, 165 "Washington
Mohen Edward, bds 42 Clay
Mohr Charles, supt San Francisco Club Room,

140 Kearny
Mohrig Charles F. jewelry, 220 Dupont
Mohrmann Frederick, groceries, S"W cor Broad-
way and Kearny
Moigneu Faustin, confectionery, S s Sutter bet

Kearny and Dupont
Moir H. E. Miss, asst teacher primary dept, Rin-

con School
Moisan {Alphonse) & Belliere {Eugene), barbers,

263 Dupont
Moise Henry, gilder, dwl 323 Stockton
Moisen J. clerk, dwl 63 Merchant
Moisson Thomas, bar-keeper, 183 Commercial
Moitoret Victor, washing, SE cor Sutter and

ilason
Moitoret A'ictor, with P. Lemaitre, Laguna nr

Presidio Road
Molinas Zacharias R. barber, dwl 245 "Wash
Molinelli P. tailor, 191 Pacific
Molitor A. P. {S. MoUtor & Co.) dwl Everett bet

Third and Fourth
MOLITOR S. & CO. {A. P. Molitor), assayers,

110 Llontgomery, dwl Everett bet Third

and Fourth
Molker L. seaman, dwl cor Sac and Drumm
Moller J. R. & Co. {Alex. Leykauff), commission

merchants, 46 Front, up stairs
Moller Louis F. butter and eggs, stall 12 Clay St.

Iilarket, dwl Sansome nr Pine

20-i

SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY.

MoUoy Hugh, waterman, dwl N s Minnie bet

Third and Fourth
Molloy John, porter, NW cor Sansome and Sac
Molloy Margaret and Ilonora, millinery and fancy

goods, 28 Montgomery
Moloney David, house and sign-painter, Pacific

nr Van Ness Avenue, dwl K s Van Ness

Avenue bet Pacific and Broadway
Moloney Patriclc, carpenter, dwl N s Mills' Place

nr Dupont
Molony Daniel, clerk, 222 Dupont, bds with John

Dwyer
Molony James R. wood and coal, S s Dupont

bet Post and Sutter
Molt Henry, cleric, dwl "Ws Dupont nr Broadway
HOLT (John) & LAWLOR iGtorge) butchers,

W s Third bet Harrison and Bryant
Mon Sliing (Chinese), cooked meats, 231 Dupont
Monahan D. laborer, S. F. Water Works
Monahan Hugh, ship-wrigbt, bds Blue Bell Hotel

Sansome
Monahan M. bds Benton House
MONDELET {Francis) & CO. (Auguste Laugier)

French dyers, 205 Washington
Mondos Bernard A. [L. Scellier & Co.) dwl NE

cor Pine and Kearny
Monell Chas. bds cor Union and Leavenworth
Monelon Madame, groceries, NE cor Vallejo and

Dupont
Moneypenny Charles, boarding, N s Natoma bet

Second and Third
Mongrolle Julian, lodgings, N s Pacific nr Stock
Monkhouse Thomas A. Vulcan Iron Works Co.

dwl S s Sutter bet Powell and Mason
Monks Samuel, hair-dresser, 230 Washington
Monks Sarah (widow), dwl S s Lombard bet

Stockton and Powell
Monnech (August) & Schultheis (Henry) grocer-
ies and liquors, NW cor First and Clementina
Monnohan Edward, laborer, bds 182 Pacific
Monnohan Thomas, laborer, bds 182 Pacific
Monnohan William, laborer, bds 182 Pacific
Monpeur Louise Madame, at Restaurant, 137

Kearny
Monro Frederick, printer. Clay cor Battery, dwl

Mission bet Third and Fourth
Monro Peter, wines and liquors, 378 Stockton
Monroe Charles, bds with Thomas Ogg Shaw
Monroe James, dwl NE cor Vallejo and Mason
Monroe John A. atty at law, 140 Clay, dwl S s

Clay below Taylor
Monroe John E. laborer, U. S. Branch Mint
MONSON B. H. at Commercial Steam Book and

Job Printing-office, 129 Sansome, dwl 68

Merchant
Montague W. W. (Locke & 21.) dwl 4.6 Sac
Montaro Joseph J. (colored), vegetables, dwl

SW cor Powell and Bush
Monteverde Walloupa, dwl W s Brooklyn Place

bet Sacramento and California
Montgomery A. laborer, S. F. Water Works
Montgomery Henry, steward. Union Club Rooms

dwl NW cor Montgomery and California
Montgomery Joanna (widow) dwl 21 Clemen-
tina, rear
Montgomery 0. A. mate stmp Pacific
Montgomery William, molder. Union Foundry,

dwl E s Ecker bet Market and Stevenson

Montgomery William (colored), furniture-wagon,
101 Montgomery, dwl cor Green and Dupont

Mony Julia (widow), dwl W 8 Powell bet Union
and Filbert

Monzollo D. N 8 Riley bet Taylor and Jones

Moodleaf Henry, clothing, dwl S s Pacific near
Stockton

Moody Charles A. with Geo. H. Johnson, dwl
185 Clay

Moody George, dwl S s Price bet Mission and
Howard

Moody George T. clerk, Bank Exchange, Mont-
gomery Block

Moody Isaac A. carpenter, S s Jackson bet Pow-
ell and Mason

Moody J. L. book-keeper, 50 California

Moody Robt. J. book-keeper, 89 Front, bds Te-
hama House

Moody Wm. waiter, Hillman's Temperance House
80 Davis

Moody William E. book-keeper. Bank Exchange,
dwl S s Washington nr Powell

Moody Wm. G. printer, SE cor Clay and San-
some, bds 204 Stockton

Moon A. broker, 176 Montgomery, dwl W s
Third op South Park

Moon Andrew J. groceries, NW cor Powell and
Eddy

MOON ELLEN E. (widow), proprietress Ivy
Green Saloon, 104 Merchant

Moon George C. real' estate, 101 Merchant, bds
American Exchange

Moon Jerome B. clerk, dwl NW cor Eddy and
Powell

Mooney Blanch Mrs. bds Brannan House

Mooney Patrick, laborer, with Stott & Co. dwl
Taylor bet Filbert and Greenwich

Moor Henry, clerk, stmr Cornelia

Moor William H. commissary, Cal. S. N. Co. NE
cor Front and Jackson, dwl S s Washington
above Powell

Moorcraft Thomas C. drayman, 42 and 44 Cali-
fornia

Moore Alexander (colored), white-washer, dwl
5 Trinity

Moore Bethuel C. carpenter, dwl 143 Mission

Moore B. P. salesman, with J. G. Clark & Co.
dwl cor Montgomery and Vallejo

Moore Charles, clothing, dwl 50 St. Mark's PI

Moore Charles, stevedore, bds Columbia House,
Stewart

Moore Charles H. dwl S s Sherwood Place bet
Second and Third

Moore David, drayman, bda E s Fourth bet Mis-
sion and Market

Moore David, drayman, for Conroy & O'Conner,
dwl 29 Clara

Moore David, stone-cutter, bds 2 Albion Place

Moore D. M. (William H. & D. M. Moore), 58
Halleck

Moore Elliott J. (Pearsons & M.) 23 Mont Block

Moore Frank, waiter. What Cheer House

Moore George, dwl cor Filbert and Stockton

MOORE (George H.) k FOLGER (Francis B.)
shipping and commission merchants, Davis
nr California, res New York

Moore Horatio H. librarian. Mercantile Library
Associa'n, dwl Mission bet Harris and Price

SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY.

205

Moore Ilcnry J. plumber, 192 Clay, dwl Bush

near Dupont
Moore Jacob, dwl 204 Clay
Moore James, stock-dealer, dwl cor Filbert and

Stockton
Moore James, engineer and boarding, 14Sansomo
Moore James, special policeman
Moore J. C. clerk, bds Tremont House
Moore Jeremiah B. capt police, bds with Gard-
ner Elliott
Moore J. L. furniture, at 131 Californiri
Moore John, groceries, cor Dupont and Francisco
Moore John, salesman, 53 Montgomery, dwl Sut-
ter St. House
Moore John A. C. clerk, with John C. White,

dwl SE cor Jackson and Stone
Moore John G. clerk, 140 Washington, dwl cor

Vallejo and Montgomery
Moore John J. principal Colored School
Moore Joseph, carpenter, boards New Orleans

lloiise
Moore Joseph H. ( Waller & If.) 1 and 2 Mont-
gomery Block
Moore J. P. policeman, dwl Quincy near Cal
Moore Margaret A. Mrs. private school, Zli

Stockton
Moore Michael, clerk, bds with John Glover
Moore Michael, clerk, for C. Morrill, dwl with

Charles R. Pike
Moore M. J. Mrs. dwl N s Yallejo bet Dupont

and Stockton
Moore Nathaniel (/?. & K Moore) res Victoria
Moore Patrick, laborer, dwl E s Taylor bet Jack-
son and Pacific
Moore P. S. waterman, dwl N s Union nr Stock-
ton
Moore R. C. supt Alta Job Office, 124 Sacra-
mento, dwl Second op Silver
MOORE R. & N. imptrs hosiery and furnishing

goods, 107 Sacramento
Moore Robert H. baker, dwl S s Stevenson bet

First and Second
Moore Samuel, bds What Cheer House
Moore Sarah Mrs. sewing, SE cor Jackson and

Stone
MOORE S. W. seeds, 110 California, boards 256

Stockton
Moore Thomas B. liquor-saloon. City Hall, rear
Moore William, clerk, with R. & N. Moore
Moore William, dwl S s John bet Powell and

Mason
Moore William A. plumber, at 192 Clay, dwl

Bush nr Dupont
MOORE WM. H. & D. M. brass and bell found-
ers, 58 Halleck, dwl American Exchange,
(see advertisement)
iloore Wra. H. tin-smith, at 9 and 11 Battery
Moores William B. Jr. {Covert Jl & Co.) dwl

Tehama bet First and Second
Mooser W. {Hoffman & M.) dwl 93 Dupont
Mooshake Frederick Rev. pastor German Evan.
Lutheran Church, dwl SE corner Sutter and
Kearny ,

Moran Edward, cigar manufacturer, 128 Kearny
Moran Francis, gardener, with Leonidas Haskell,

Black Point
Moran Franyois, laborer, with M, Burnett, S s
Minnie bet Third and Fourth

Moran Henry, blacksmith, dwl S s Greenwich nr

Dupont
Moran John, clerk, with E. Martin & Co. dwl

cor Larkin and Vallejo
Moran John, dwl Greenwich between Taylor and

ilason
Moran Thomas, cigar manufacturer, 128 Kearny,

bds 154 Commercial
Moran William, book-binder, boards South Park

House
Moraskey William, laborer, Chelsea Laundry,

Third nr Bryant
Morat Valentine, boot-maker, with Staib & Co.

dwl Sutter nr Montgomery
Morbach Nicholas, tailor, NW cor Dupont and

Vallejo, dwl cor Broadway and Kearny
Mordecai Anna (widow) dwl 40 First
Mordecai Isaac T. engineer, dwl 40 First
More John, dwl 267 Stockton
More John C. clerk, with I. B. Purdy & Co. bds

with A. D. McDonald
Moreau Adolph, edtr P'cho du Pacifique, dwl S s

Filbert bet Powell and Mason
Moreaii Alexander, Bay View House, Webster
Moreau Alfred, cigars, etc. 165 Montgomery
Morehouse (Le Grand) & Co. {Anson Cox) pro-
duce commission merchants, 24 Clay
Morell A. J. merchant, 173 Montgomery, dwl

100 Pine
Morell Bryan, SE cor Mason and Pacific
Morell {Calos) & Barbette (Fredtricic) Italian

Restaurant, Drumm bet Wash and Clay
Moreno James, cigars, dwl S s Turk nr Taylor
Moreno Joseph M. physician. Pacific nr Mont
Morey Mary A. (widow) dwl 95 Pine
Morey Morton, dwl NE cor Powell and Bdy
Morey Reuben, dwl 11 Davis
l^Iorgan A. fruits, bds Niantic Hotel
Morgan Amasa, SW cor Sansome and Wash
Morgan Charles, driver. Wells, Fargo & Co.
Morgan D. B. inspector. Custom House, dwl cor

Dupont and Francisco
Morgan George, dwl N s Bush bet Mason and

Taylor
Morgan George, ship-carpenter, boards Benton

House
Morgan George Edward, at Wells, Fargo & Go's,

dwl 254 Powell
Morgan Henry, molder, dwl E s Zoe Place bet

Folsom and Harrison
MORGAN {Jatnes) & BYRNE {Bernard) liquors,

W s Third bet Folsom and Harrison
MORGAN J. A. sail-loft, 2 Clay St. Wharf, dwl

28 Minnie (see advertisement)
Morgan John A. agent, dwl Bower Place S s

Green bet Dupont and Stockton
Morgan John A. bds with M. J. Budington
Morgan John C. dwl cor Dupont and Francisco
Morgan John S. ( Winant & Co.) resides Shoal-
Water Bay, W. T.
Morgan Joseph A. sail-maker, dwl 28 Minnie
Morgan L. H. Miss, principal primary depart-
ment. Spring Valley School
Morgan Lucy A. Mrs. principal intermediate

department Denman School, dwl Bush bet

Powell and Mason
Morgan Mary Mrs. dwl W s Morey Alley bet

Broadway and Vallejo

206

SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY.

Morgan ^I. L. Miss, assistant teacher grammar

department, Spring Yalley School
Morgan Peter, laborer, dwl S s St. Mark Place

bet Dupont and Stockton
MORGAN, {S. G.) STONE, (E. F.) & CO.,

commission merchants, 28 Front, res New

Bedford, Mass.
Morgan Wm. clerk, Alta California, 124 Sac
Morgan Wm. carpenter, dwl N s O'Farrell bet

Powell and ^lab^n
]t[organ Wm. furniture, 35 ilontgomery
Morgan Wni. II. sail-maker, dwl 28 Minnie
Morgenstern Adolph, dwl Pacific nr Front
Morgeustern Samuel, clothing, SW cor Pacific

and Front
Morgenthau M. importer gents furnishing goods,

90 Sacramento, dwl 279 Stockton
Morich C. F. jeweler, bds 12 Sansome
Morin Michael, waiter, SW cor Folsom and

Stewart
MORISON JAMES, physician, office SE corner

Suiter and Montgomery
MORISON SAMUEL A. merchant, 17 Commer-
cial, dwl N s California bet Prospect Place

and Powell
Moritz Mark, stoves, etc. 146 Clay, dwl cor Sac

and Brooklyn Place
Morken Heyman F. clerk, with Ortman & Co. N

W cor Post and Kearny
Morley "W. S. bds Metropolitan Hotel
Mornet Chas. barber 124 Kearny
Moroney Martin, maltster, Empire Brewery, 106

Jessie
Moroney Thomas, laborer, dwl N s Boston Place

bet First and Fremont
Morphy Thomas, ship-carpenter, dwl S s Berry

bet Dupont and Clara
Morrell Abram J. merchant, dwl 200 Pine
Morrell Chas. musical instrument manufacturer,

150 Sansome, dwl with Jacob Lynn
Morrell F. G. bds Benton House
Morrill A. druggist, dwl N s Market bet Kearny

and Montgomery
MORRILL DR. CHARLES, importer drugs,

medicines, paints, oils, etc. and manufacturer

of camphene, SE cor Battery and Washing-
ton, bds Metropolitan Hotel
Morrill {Ebenezer) & Clay, {Jabez P.) brick-yard,

Leavenworth nr Broadway
Morrill Edward A. {Hurdis & M.) dwl SW cor

Sacramento and Dupont
Morrill Ellen R. dress-maker and furnished

rooms, 181 California
Morrill Frank, bds with Albert Folsom
Morrill Joseph C. principal Spring Valley School,

Presidio Road nr Union, bds cor Leaven-
worth and Sacramento
Morrill Oliver L. cabinet-maker, dwl S s Jessie

bet First and Second
Morrill S. H. clerk, 38 Commercial, bds cor Pine

and Sansome
MORRILL W. P. at Commercial Steam Book and

Job Printing-office, bds Oriental Hotel
Morris Aaron, commissioner, dwl S s Bryant bet

First and Second
Morris Abraham, dry-goods, 99 California, dwl

N s Geary bet Kearny and Dupont
Morris A. W. groceries, Presidio Road nr Union

Morris (Bevjamin) & Liltleford, (Jb7m 7!) manu-
facturing jewelers, 155^ Sacramento, dwl 14
Harlan Place
Morris Chas. brick-yard, SE cor Brannan and

Third
Morris Chas. printer, 133 Clay, dwl Kearny bet

Broadway and Vallejo
Iklorris Chas. H. waiter. Oriental Hotel
Morris Dihenbergh, carpenter, 92 Commercial
Morris Eliza, (widow) millinery and fancy goods,

W s Second bet Market and Mission
Jilorris Geo. porter, bds 51 Broadway
Morris Henry, engineer, steam-tug Martin White
Morris Henry, {Hall & M.) Atheneum Saloon,

213 Washington
Morris Henry S. bar-keeper, dwl S s Union nr

Kearny
Morris Herz, express-wagon, dwl W s Rassette

Place No. 2 nr Sutter
Morris James, dwl Pacific nr Front
Morris James, dwl Cadel Alley nr Union
Morris John, laborer, dwl 30 Montgomery
Morris Julius, waiter, dwl Kearny bet Broad-
way and Pacific
Morris Letty Mrs. dress and cloak-maker, dwl

S s Union nr Kearny
Morris M. bds Benton House
Morris P. clothing, Pacific nr Davis
Morris Pinkus, {Ansory & M.) dwl Pacific nr

Davis
Morris P. J. grainer, dwl S s Market bet First

and Second
Morris Rachael (widow) dwl 321 Powell
Morris R. N. surveyor, bds Metropolitan Hotel
Morris Robert, clerk, cor Dupont and Washing-
ton, bds 19 Jackson
Morris Robert D. carpenter, dwl N s Harrison

bet Main and Beale
Morris S. laborer. Fort Point
Morris Thomas D. clerk, bds Tremont House
Morris Wm. M. 136 Sacramento, up stairs
Morrison Carlton J. {Biggins & Co.) dwl with

Daniel Higgins
Morrison Chas. W. {A. J. Roulstone & Co.) dwl

with E. E. Barber
Morrison Geo. H. carpenter, dwl N s Tehama

bet First and Second
Morrison Hector, carpenter, dwl B s Taylor bet

Broadway and Tallejo
Morrison Horace, book-keeper, Cal. S. N. Co.'s

office, NE cor Jackson and Front
Morrison James D. butcher, dwl SE cor Wash-
ington and Stockton
Morrison James W. {Roberts, M. & Co.) 10 Cal
Morrison John C. Jr. merchant, office 60 Cali-
fornia, dwl S s Howard bet Fourth and Fifth
Morrison Joseph H. drayman, 59 Front, dwl cor

Jackson and Larkin
Morrison Mary, (widow) nurse, bds Thistle, N

8 Folsom bet Price and Harris
Morrison Robert, mate, steamer New World
Morrison Thomas H. teller, with Fretz & Ralston,

dwl Union Club
Morrison William, boot-maker, Davis bet Clay

and Commercial
Morrissey Jno. book-keeper, bds Brooklyn Hotel
Morrissey John, clerk, New Orleans House, NE
cor Ecker and Missioh

SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY.

207

MORRISSEY PATRICK IT. proptr New Orleans

IIuuso, NE cor Ecker and Mission
Morrow George, feed, 194 Kearny, dwl "Wash-

injiton bet Mason and Taylor
Morrow Thomas, builder, dwl Valparaiso bet

Taylor and Mason
Morse E. Eaton, drayman, "71 California, dwl NW

cor Mission and Annie
Morae Ezra, porter, with Flint, Peabody & Co.
Morse John, broker, bds 113 Dupont
Morse Julius G. physician, dwl cor Larkin and

Union
Morse Le Grand, coffee-packer, Eagle Mills, dwl

with J. G. Morse
Morse Thomas, dwl XAVcor Sansome and Filbert
Morse Wm. broker, dwl 113 Dupont
Mortellec Peter, seaman, dwl E s Varrenne Place

nr Union
Mortier Edward, waiter, restaurant Sullivan's

Alley nr Dupont
Mortimer B. E. actor, ilapiuire's Opera House
ilortimer John C. (colored) barber, 27 Kearny
Mortimer Lewis L. (Keeling & M.) dwl Union

nr Dupont
Morton A. G., P. M. S. S. Co. dwl E s Prospect

Place bet Sacramento and California
Morton C. C. (Morton Brolhers) dwl cor Pacific

and Leavenworth
Morton Charles S. drayman, bds cor Larkin and

Jackson
Morton Yl. messenger, Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Ex-
press
Morton Brothers, (Edward H. & G. C. Morton)

stevedores, 145 Front, dwl Bernard nr Taylor
Morton Henry J. drayman, 53 and 55 Front, dwl

S s Minnie bet Second and Third
Morton Henry J. hair-dressing saloon, 34 Second
Morton James, capt brig Boston, Long Wharf
Morton John, teamster, dwl S s O'Farrell bet

Mason and Taylor
Morton Nathaniel S. cooper, S. P. Sugar Refinery
Morton Reuben, teamster, cor Cal and Battery,

dwl S s O'Farrell bet Mason and Taylor
Morton Samuel P. {2IcDeviU & i/".) dwl W s

Third nr Stevenson
Morton S. S. teamster, cor Cal and Battery, dwl

Taylor nr O'Farrell
Morton ( William F. X) & Clark (Treat F.) car-
penters, NW cor Clay and Brenham Place,

dwl N 8 Jessie bet Third and Fourth
Morton William H. capt brig Boston, dwl SW

cor Market and East
Mosby Daniel B. capt stmr J. Bragdon, office

Cal. S. N. Co.
Moseley T. R. messenger, Wells, Fargo & Co.
Moseman Christian, laborer, U. S. B. Mint
Moseman Samuel, laborer, U. S. B. Mint
Moses B. F. Jr. dwl SW cor Sansome ^and Cali-
fornia
MOSES DANIEL (Evans & M.) dwl 19 Jackson
Moshoimer (Joseph) & Co. chemical laboratory,

Bryant nr Fourth, dwl cor Bryant and Third
Mosher Rodolphus, painter, dwl N s Pacific bet

Dupont and Kearny
Moss Ellis W. cigars. Bank Exchange, bds 195

California
Moss James 0. with S. H. Pritcbard & Brother,

97 Front .

Moss J. Mora, with Pioclie & Bayerque, dwl 2G7
Clay

Moss Peter, bds NE cor Davis and Oregon

Mosso D'Alva, clerk, dwl IGl Kearny

MOSSE DANIEL H. T. books, stationery and
varieties, IGl Kearny

Mott Benjamin, calkor, bds Isthmus House

Mott Elijah, en^rineer, stmr Pacific dwl E s Fre-
mont bet Folsom and Harrison

Mott Isaac T. dwl W s Hawthorne bet Folsom
and Harrison

Mott Peter D. fireman, U. S. B. Mint, bds 4 St
Mark's Place

Mouchet Joseph, musician, dwl N s Vallejo nr
Stockton

Moulder Andrew J. supt public instruction,
office SE cor Jackson and Montgomery, dwl
SW cor Washington and Stockton

Moulenier Charles, cook, 195 Kearny

Moulthrop J. L. book-keeper. 111 Battery, dwl
Jones bet Bush and Sutter

Moulton Benjamin F. broker, NE cor Mont-
gomery and Clay, dwl S s Pine bet Stockton
and Powell

Moulton Charles E. drayman, bds N s Riley bet
Taylor and Jones

Moulton Charles S. drayman, 59 Front, dwl cor
Jackson and Larkin

Moulton J. & Co. (Thomas F. Mitchell) block and
pump-makers, 21 Sacramento, dwl 58 Mont

MOULTON JAMES B. proptr Terminus House,
Mission Dolores

Moulton Josiab, ( Wilson & M.) dwl E s Second
nr Tehama

Moulton Jules Jr. (apprentice) machinist, Yulcan
Iron Works

Moutardeir Antoine, furniture, 284 Stockton

Mouton Jules, machinist, dwl 153 Dupont

Moutry James, liquors. East nr Commercial

Mouze Henry J. tinsmith, at 117 Sansome, dwl
402 Stockton

Mowatt Commodore, dwl S s Howard bet First
and Second

Mowbray Louisa Mrs. comedienne, dwl 258 Du-
pont

Mowbray William, at Dewitt, Kittlfe & Co. San-
some, dwl cor Washington and Jones

Mower John M. teamster, Dow's Distillery

Mowry Dutee, street contractor, dwl with Wm.
Patterson

Mowry Lydia A. Mrs. boarding, 119 Broadway

Mowry Nelson H. dwl 119 Broadway

^lowry Richard, carpenter, 4 Kearny, dwl Stock

Mowry William R. painter, with R. S. Eells & Co.
bds What Cheer House

Moxel Joseph, billiard-table manuf, with J. De-
lange, Dupont

Moy Eugene, tailor, N s St. Mark's Place bet
Dupont and Kearny

Moylan Mary A. Mrs. seamstress, dwl 344 Stock

Moysahan Andrew, retortman, S. F. Gas Co.

Mudge Theodore A. merchant, bds with Mrs.
Eugenia Cadiz

Mudgett John, GO California

Mueller C. teacher of music, dwl N s Yallejo bet
Powell and ilason

Mugan Patrick, saddler, bds Pacific nr Sansome

Mugrydge James, bakery, 80 Pacific

208

SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY

Mublenbrink ( WiUiam) & Co. ( Clcius Jlenken)

groceries, NE cor Powell and Vallejo
Muclie William, miller, Com. Flour Mills, NE cor

First and Natonia
Mulim Anna, (widow) fancy goods and millinery,

SE cor Minnie and Third
Muir C. (widow) dwl NW cor Powell and Union
Muir John, capt schr Margaret, Washington St.

Wharf
Mulcahey Margaret Mrs., S s Zoe bet First and

Fremont
Mulcahill James, brick-layer, bds 46 Sansome
Mulcay Lott, laborer, dwl S s Stevenson bet First

and Second
Mulcrevy Martin, laborer, Market op Second
Muldonie Robert, laborer, with Bowen & Rich-
ardson, Presidio Road
Muldoon Ellen Miss, boarding, SW cor Geary

and Dupont
Muley Wra. waiter, dwl 164 Commercial
Mulford C. L. book-agent, 112 Washington, dwl

296 Dupont
Mulhall John, U. S. Marshal's office, dwl U. S.

Court Building
Mulhare James, laborer, dwl 183 Stockton, rear
Mulhare James, porter. Freeman & Co.'s Express

dwl 10 Stevenson
Mulhare James S. liquors, SW cor Montgomery

and Summer
Mulhare Michael S. liquors, SW cor Montgomery

and Summer
Mulharn James, fruits, 234 Washington
Mulholland James, laborer, bds Thistle, N s Fol-

som bet Price and Plarris
Mulholland Patrick, retortman, S. F. Gas Co.
Mullalley John T. steward, dwl 114 Bush
Mullen Frederick, rectifier, Dow's Distillery
Mullen James, engineer, dwl S s Greenwich nr

Dupont
Mullen Jeremiah, laborer, 'dwl E s Powell bet

Geary and O'Farrell
Mullen Patrick, dwl Green nr Dupont
Mullens Thomas, laborer, dwl N s Everett bet

Third and Fourth
Muller C. musician, Melodeon, 19t Washington
Muller F. J. cabinet-maker, with J. G. Clark &

Co.
Muller Henry clerk, dwl Pacific bet Stockton and

Dupont
Muller Henry, clerk, with Chas. Melin, NE cor

Mission and Jane
Muller Herman, clerk, recorder's office, dwl 84

Kearny
Muller John P. proptr Old Philadelphia House,

134 Pine
Mulligan Michael, hostler, 161 California
Mulligan Patrick, laborer, Dow's Distillery, bds

with James Murray
Mullin Hugh, cab-driver, dwl Broadway bet Du-
pont and Stockton
Mullin James, liquors, dwl 113 Dupont
Mullin James, plasterer, dwl 5 Mary Lane
Mullin James (Eiley & M.) dwl 121 Front
Mullin Patrick, drayman, S s Broadway nr Bat
Mullin Wm. J. compositor. Evening Telegram,

dwl X s Mission bet Second and Third
Mullins Jeremiah H. livery stable, 129 Jackson
MuUoy James, liquors, cor Broadway and Davis

Mulloy Patrick, laborer, dwl SE cor Sutter and

Rassette Place No. 3
Mulloy (Patrick) k Carty (James) cooperage, 105

Jackson, dwl SE cor Sansome and Jackson
Mulvany Charles, bar-keeper, 259 Dupont, bds

Bush St. House
Mulvany John, brick-layer, dwl S 8 Stevenson

bet Second and Third
Mulvey Patrick, laborer. Fort Point
Mun Tye & Co. (Chinese) merchants 236 Dup
Mund Christian, carpenter, 2 Post
Mund William (apprentice) jeweler, dwl 2 Post
Mundt Adolph [Marx Philips & Co.) dwl 89

Commercial
Mundwyler B. musician, Lyceum theater
Mundwyler Jacob J. musician, dwl N s Berry

bet Dupont and Clara
Mundwyler John J. baker, with Becker & Co.

dwl NE cor Mason and Clay
Mundwyler Lewis, (apprentice) with A. P. Pro-

cureur, dwl with J. J. Mundwyler
Munfrey Edmund, printer, dwl 191 Pine
Munfrey William, wharfinger. Wood Wharf, bet

Clay and Commercial, dwl 191 Pine
Mung Sing (Chinese) washing, 17 Clay
Munkanbek John, blacksmith, bds Blue Bell Ho-
tel, Sansome
Munoz Francisco, dwl S s Union bet Powell and

Mason
MUNROE GEO. H. flour, S s Washington bet

Front and Davis, bds 16 Sansome
Munson Ira, register U. S. Land Office, SE cor

Jackson and Mont, dwl S s Silver nr Third
Munson James H. saw-filing. 14 Kearny
Munson John, U. S. Land Office, bds with Ira

Munson
Munson Oscar D. asst assayer, U. S. B. Mint, dwl

317 Stockton
Munster M. pyrotechnist, cor Green and Sparks
Murch Caleb {Senter & JI.) dwl SE cor Union

and Mason
Murdock Alexander, cooper, N s Oregon nr Da-
vis, dwl N s Broadway nr Dupont
Murdock George L. proptr Gothic Hall Hotel, 43

Sansome
Murdock H. G. carpenter-shop, S s Mills' Place,

dwl S s Pine bet Mont and Kearny
Murdock Hugh M. builder, dwl 121 Pine
Murdock H. M. Mrs. furnished rooms, 121 Pine
Murdock John, carpenter, dwl E s Third bet

Market and Mission
Murdock William, porter, NW cor Cal and Front

dwl S s Bryant bet Second and Third
Murdock William, carpenter, dwl N s Natoma

bet First and Second
Murphy Bartholemew, laborer. Fort Point
Murphy Bernard, laborer, dwl Sansome nr Fil-
bert
Murphy Bridget Mrs. dress-maker, 272 Stockton
Murphy Bridget (widow) washing and ironing,

E s Baldwin Court bet Folsom and Howard
Murphy Charles, laborer, bds 26 First
Murphy Chas. J. {Walsh & M.) dwl 132 Mission
Murphy Cornelius, millwright, U. S. B. Mint
Murphy Daniel, brick-layer, dwl with Wm. Fo-

garty Stockton Place
Murphy Daniel, pilot, cor Wash and East
Murphy Daniel, porter, SE cor Bat and Wash

SAN FRANCISCO [ M ] DIRECTORY.

209

Murpliy Daniel J. drug clerk, dwl N s Mission

bet Second and Third
lifurpliy Daniel J. furniture, Gl Kearny
Murpiiy DaiiielJ. atty at law, 101 Merchant
Murphy Daniel T (Eugene Kelly & Co.) dwl NE

cor Harrison and Fremont
Murphj' Dennis, plumber, SK cor Montgomery

and California, dwl E s Anthony bet Mission

and Jessie
Murphy Dennis, shoe-maker, "W a First bet Na-

tonia and Minnie
Murphy Edward, dwl 350 Stockton, rear
Murphy Francis, fniits, 43 Montgomery
Murphy Francis, waiter. What Cheer House
Murphy George, steward, dwl W a Fremont bet

Folsom and Howard
Murphy H. laborer, S. F. Water Works
Murphy J. saddles and harness, 40 Sansome, dwl

2 Bay State Row
Murphy James, boot-maker, dwl N s Stevenson

bet First and Second
Murphy James, painter, bds Mechanics' Boarding

House, Market
ifuiphy Jeremiah, baker, dwl 272 Stockton
Murphy Jeremiah, harness, at 82 Battery, dwl

SW cor Second and Market
Murphy J. J. boot-maker, at 88 Battery, dwl

Stevenson bet Second and Ecker
Murphy John, blacksmith, boards with Patrick

Erigan
Murphy John, clerk, bds Barkley House
Murphy John, clerk, 71 Battery
Murphy John, laborer, Red Stables, dwl Waver-

ley Place
Murphy John, porter, 146 Washington, dwl S s

Howard bet Third and Fourth
Murphy John, Railroad House Bar, 48 Com
Murphy John, waiter. Oriental Hotel
Murphy John, book-peddler, bds cor Pine and

Sansome
Murpliy John C. laborer, dwl 2 Brooklyn Place
Murphy John J. seaman, dwl S s Howard bet

First and Second
MURI'HY JOHN N. (James Stanley & Co.) dwl

56 Minnie
Murphy Joseph, pattern-maker, Pacific Foundry
Murphy Julia (widow) groceries, SE cor Jessie

and Anthony
Murphy Margaret Miss, dress-maker, N s Mission

bet Second and Third
Murphy Mary A. Mrs. dress-maker, dwl E s

Third bet Mission and Howard
Murphy Michael, machinist, dwl E s Third bet

Mission and Howard
Murphy Michael, liquors, 4 Jackson
Murphy Morris, waiter, Railroad House
Murphy N. S. physician, 143 Washington, up

stairs
Murphy Patrick, blacksmith, 104 Kearny, dwl

W s Brown's Place bet Bush and Pine
Murphy Patrick, laborer, dwl W s Ohio nr Bdy
Murphy Peter, marble-cutter, at 70 Montgomery,

dwl S s Francisco nr Stockton
Murphy Thomas, pattecp-maker, Pacific Foundry

bds with Thomas Blackmore
Murphy Thomas, carpenter, boards Mechanics'

Boarding House, Market
Murphy Thomas P. sawyer, dwl 54 Natoraa

Murphy Timothy, dwl with John J. Murphy
Murphy Timothy, laborer, bds with Wm. O'Brien
Murphy Timothy, laborer, dwl N s St. Mark's

Place betDupont and Kearny
Murphy William, clerk, Dixon Bros. & Co. dwl

California above Kearny
Murphy William, drayman, bds Miners' Home,

Pacific
Murphy William, packer, with Joseph Genella,

dwl Vallejo bet Montgomery and Sansome
Murr Charles H. dwl W s Third nr Mission
Murr Christopher, Helen Hensley Saloon, E a

Stewart bet piers 11 and 12
Murray Ann (widow) nurse, dwl NW cor Beale

and Harrison
Murray Bridget (widow) dwl 93 Pine
Murray Dennis, seaman. Pacific nr Battery
Murray E. C. upholsterer, with Frank Baker
MURRAY FRANCIS, proptr Old Oak House,

NW cor Mission and Ridley
Murray George, laborer, dwl W a Second bet

Minnie and Mission
Murray Hugh, clerk, dwl 93 Pine
Murray Hugh, business agent, ifonitor, 118 Mont
Murray James, fireman, Dow's Distillery, dwl N

s Brannan cor Johnston
Murray James, waiter, dwl E s Sansome nr Pac
Murray James, wood-yard, Market cor Second,

bds 18 Bush
Murray John, bds with Mrs. B. C. Gallagher
Murray John, boiler-maker, dwl E s Ritch bet

Folsom and Harrison
Murray John, job-cart, dwl 17 Stevenson
Murray John, laborer, 133 Kearny, dwl N s Pine

bet Kearny and Dupont
Murray John, laborer, dwl W a Matthewa Place

bet Post and Sutter
Murray John, laborer, dwl S a Union nr Battery
Murray John, porter, NW corner California and

Davis
Murray John, stone-cutter, dwl 5 Yarrenne PI
Murray John, tailor, dwl N a Clementina bet

Third and Fourth
Murray John K. stone-cutter, Foirt Point
Murray Owen, porter, Dupuy, Foulkes & Co. NE

cor Montgomery and Vallejo
Murray Patrick, laborer, dwl with Patrick Hayes
Murray Thomas S. works for John McDonald, bds

8 First
Murray Timothy, laborer, dwl W a Matthews' PI

bet Post and Sutter
Murray William, accountant, witb B. Davidson,

dwl E s Kearny bet Green and Union
Murray William, compositor, Alta California, dwl

S s Post bet Dupont and Stockton
Murrill John, brickyard, cor Broadway and Lea-
venworth
Murtha John, porter, with Henry Johnson & Co.

dwl S s Howard bet Third and Fourth
MURTHA WILLIAM 0. stoves, tinware, etc. 9

and 11 Battery (see advertisement)
Mushmeyer Wm. bds Columbia House. Stewart
Mutarloney Barney, boards SE corner Davis and

Oregon
Mutzenbecher Frederick (Mutzenbecher &, Bro.)

dwl 3.^> Sansome
Mutzenbec- . • John h Tiro. (Frederick Mutzen-
becher rniture, 35 Sansome

210

SAN FRANCISCO [N] DIRECTORY.

MUYG RIDGE EDWARD J. agent for Loudon

Printing and Publishing Co. 163 Clay
Mydenbaur John, bds with Geo G. Roberts
Myer Albert, with Koster & Co. Pacific Brewery
Myer Levy, grocer, cor Dupont and Washington,

dwl N s Hinkley nr Kearny
Myer Morris, book-keeper, with Scholle Brothers
Myerhoft' Robert, shutter-maker, dwl Clay uear

Kearny
Myers Adolph, cigar manufacturer, dwl N s

Howard bet Third and Fourth
Myers Alexander, cigars, SW cor Montgomery

and Merchant, dwl Stockton nr Vallejo
Myers Anne (widow) dwl N s Howard bet Third

and Fourth
Myers Augustus, musician, dwl 119 Broadway
Myers Frank, bds 1 56 Pacific
Myers George, butcher, dwl with Thos. Johnson
Myers Gustavo, cigar manufacturer, d wl S s How-
ard bet Third and Fourth
Myers {Harris) & Suskend {Ernest) pawn-bro-
kers, 164 Commercial
Myers H. B. carrier. Herald
Myers Henry (Hoelscher, Wieland & Co.) res Sac
Myers Henry, clerk, dwl 41 Kearny
Myers Henry, pawn-broker, 182 Kearny, dwl E

s Prospect Place bet Sacramento and Cal
Myers Henry, upholsterer, with Kennedy & Bell,

dwl 41 Kearny
Myers Isadore {Hoffman & Co.) dwl E s Dupont

nr Broadway
Myers James, tinsmith, 212 Washington, dwl

133 Bush
Myers John, drayman, dwl 365 Stockton
Myers John, clerk, dwl E s Simmons bet Howard

and Folsom
Myers John, liquors, dwl S s Folsom bet Second

and Third
Myers John, molder. Union Foundry
Myers John, porter, 121 Front, dwl Folsom near

Russ
Myers John G. drayman, 48 Front
Myers L. R. marble-^are, 151 Sacramento, dwl

cor Bush and Dupont
Myers M. & A. L. glaziers, cor Dupont and Wash-
ington, dwl Green nr Dupont*
Myers {Moses) & Schwarz {Frederick) tailors,

dwl 227 Clay
Myers Peter, bds Columbia House, Stewart
Myers Robert K. drayman, with A. C. Dietz,

dwl S sNatoma bet First and Second
Myers Rudolph, cigar manufactory, dwl N s

Howard bet Third and Fourth
Myers Samuel, merchant, dwl S s Folsom bet

Second and Third
Myers Simon W. cigars, Dupont nr Washington,

dwl NE cor Powell and Wasnington
Myers William, clerk, adjutant-general's dept U.

S. A. 44 Bush
Myrick Christopher, waterman, dwl NE cor Ma-
son and Clay
Myrick Joseph, imp and commission merchant,

145 Front, dwl 70 Minnie
MYRICK THOMAS S. principal grammar dept.

Market St. School, dwl NE cor Sutter and

Montgomery
Mysell J. G. baker, at 31 Sacramento, dwl SE

cor Sacramento and Battery

3sr

Naciitingall H. {Jacob Strahle & Co.) dwl 166

Bush
Nacla William, butcher, 304 Dupont '
NAEGAL GEORGE D. contractor and builder,

oflEice 110 California, dwl W s Rincon nr

Harrison
Nagel Louis, lithographer, 151 Clay, dwl Geary

bet Mason and Taylor
Nagle Edmond, hostler, with P. Hunt & Co.
Nagle Jacob, boots and shoes, 64 Kearny
Nagle John, porter, 60 California, dwl 9 Berry
Nagle Joseph, dwl N s Howard bet Third and

Fourth
Nagle Richard, laborer, dwl S s Brannan bet

Harris and Price
Nagle Richard, waiter. What Cheer House
Nagle William, miner, bds S s Howard bet Third

and Fourth
Nagle William, plasterer, basement, 102 Mont
NAGLEE HENRY M. office SW cor Montgom-
ery and Merchant, third floor
Nahl Bros, {diaries and Otto Nahl), artists, 79

Broadway
Nahl Christian F. tailor, at 147 Clay, dwl N s

Bush below Kearny
Nahl Otto {Nahl Bros.) dwl 79 Broadway
Nail Jeremiah, laborer, bds Pacific nr Sansome
Nash {Henry A.) & Beamis {T. W.) imps boots

and shoes, 97 Battery, dwl SW cor Pacific

and Stockton
Nason Benjamin, dwl SE cor Broadway and

Stockton
Nathan Adam W. commission merchant, dwl W

s Second bet Natoma and Howard
Nathan Anna M. Mrs. millinery, W s Second bet

Natoma and Howard
Nathan Louis, merchant, dwl W s Dupont bet

Sutter and Post
Nathan Samuel C. pilot, dwl S s Union nr Kear
Naumann Emilie (widow), vegetables, 119 San-
some, dwl Third nr Harrison
Navaretta Fernandez, clerk, Bolton, Barron & Co.

dwl W s Brooklyn Place bet Sacramento

and California
Navlet Victor, manufacturer willow- ware, Leides-

dorff bet Clay and Commercial
Nawmen E. locksmith, at 45 Battery
NAYLOR H. M. merchant, W s Market nr Mis-
sion, dwl 144 Washington
Neal David D. engraver, with W. C. Butler, 150

Montgomery, dwl 138 Dupont
Neal Henry R. clerk, with W. T. Coleman & Co.

dwl Mason nr Ellis
Neal James, laborer, dwl with Timothy Haiyes
Neal Marion, engineer, dwl NE cor Sacramento

and Sansome
Neal William, asst engineer, stmp Senator
Neal Wm. W. pilot, cor Washington and East,

dwl Taylor bet Sutter and Bush
Neall James, president Bear River and Auburn

W. and M. Co. 94 Clay, dwl Broadway nr

Stockton
Nealy Joseph R. carpenter, rms W a Front near

Market
Neau Henry, washing, cor Wash and Virginia

riAN FRANCISCO [N] DIRECTORY.

211

Noe Fastus, laborer, dwl E a Ballot Alley bet

Broadway and Vallejo
Needhain Thomas, cabinet-maker, 19 Sac
Necfus A. copper-smith, at 116 Front
Neefus M. S. plumber and hose-maker, 116 Front
Neeland Herman, capt sloop Cyuthia, Washing-
ton St. Wharf
Neely Hugh, laborer, Fort Point
Neely James, milkman, bds at Bell's Ranch, San

Jose Road
Neely Robert, porter, with J. J. Lecount, dwl S

8 Howard bet Third and Fourth
Neely William K. carpenter, bds Montgomery

bet Pine and Bush
Neep Henry, tailor, dwl 105 Merchant
Neff Charles, carpenter, dwl SW cor Main and

Market
Neglo John, seaman, dwl Stockton near Filbert,

rear
Neil Henry R. porter, with W. T. Coleman & Co.
Neil James, engineer, dwl St. Charles nr Kearny
Neil William, copper-smith, 42 Davis, dwl E s

Fremont bet Bryant and Harrison
Neimann John, locksmith, dwl Lestrade Place nr

Pacific ,

Nelles Charles, brewer, dwl NW cor Bush and

Kearny
Nelson Andrew, dwl W s Ritch bet Folsom and

Harrison
Nelson Andrew, rigger, dwl 8 Milton Place, rear
Nelson Andrew, matress-maker, at 94 Kearny,

dwl 65 Kearny
Nelson Catharine (colored), washing, dwl 181

Stockton, rear
Nelson Charles, dwl N s Bryant bet First and

Second
Nelson Ciiarles, dwl 12 Central Place
Nelson D. fruit-trees, 51 Washington, bds What

Cheer House
Nelson David, dwl 180 Jackson ,
Nelson David, liquors, SE cor Pine and Mont
Nelson Elizabeth (widow), dwl S 8 Bush bet

Stockton and Dupont
Nelson George, dwl 180 Jackson
Nelson U. C. longshoreman, dwl S s Filbert nr

Kearny
Nelson Henry, ship-carpenter, dwl W s Beale

bet Folsom and Harrison
Nelson Isaac, (colored) cook, dwl 181 Stockton,

rear
Nelson J. dwl NE cor Second and Mission
Nelson J. capt schooner Bostonian, Mission St.

Wharf
Nelson Jacob, calker, dwl S s Bryant bet First

and Second
Nelson James, carpenter, dwl N 8 Everett bet

Third and Fourth
Nelson James, laborer, 60 Clay, dwl cor East

and Washington
Nelson Jeremiah, importer butter, dwl with R.

P. Clement
Nelson John, ( Gullixson & N.) dwl 65 Kearny
Nelson John P. porter, with W. T. Coleman &

Co. dwl N s Bryant nr Second
Nelson M. bds What Cheer House
Nelson M. L. Miss, assistant teacher grammar

department Powell Street School
Nelson P. capt schr Commerce, Clay St. Wharf

Nelson Peter, porter, NW cor California and
Front

Nelson Ralph, wharfinger, dwl 45 Broadway

NELSON (^T/iomas) & DOBLE, (Abner) black-
smiths, 89 Piue, dwl Presidio Road

Nelson Wm. restaurant, Mission Street WharfJ
dwl 5 Jackson

Nelson Wm. cooper, N s Oregon nr Davis, dwl
N 8 Jackson nr Front

Nemeth Andrew, tailor, dwl 4 Spofford

Ncppert John D. furniture, 302 Stockton

Neppert Philip, upholsterer, dwl E s Clara bet
Bush and Sutter

Nerino Patrico, billiard-saloon, 21 Clay

Nesbitt Annie J. Mrs. adjuster, U. S. B. Mint,
dwl W s Mason bet Pacific and Broadway

Nesmith Jenks, dwl NE cor Sacramento and San

Neughten Malachi, laborer, dwl S s Mission bet
Second and Third

Neuhaus {Chas.) & Tillmann, (Frederick) whole-
sale groceries and provisions, 111 Clay, and
saloon NW cor Kearny and Montgomery,
dwl 82 Kearny

Neuhaus Henry, (Neuhatts Brothers) dwl W s
Mason nr IJroadway

Neuhaus Brothers, {Lnuis W. and fiewn/) import-
ers liquors, 70 Battery, dwl W s Mason nr
Broadway

Neulens Julius, wood and coal, . W s Montgom-
ery bet Jackson and Pacific, dwl E s Mont-
gomery nr Pacific

Neumann Edward, agent, 44 Commercial, dwl
with A. Wassermann

Neumeyer G. painter, bds 63 Montgomery

Neustadter Henry, [Neusladter Brothers) dwl
Sansome bet California and Pine

NEUSTADTER BROTHERS, (Louis W. and
Uenry) importers gents furnishing goods
and Yankee notions, NE cor Battery and
Sacramento, res New York, (see advertise-
ment)

Neuval Auguste, (L. Alhin & Co.) editor Biblio-
theque'Populaire, dwl 180 California

Nevans Alexander H. drayman, for Washburn
& Co. dwl N s Harrison bet Third and Fourth

Neven Selina Madame, hat-trimmer, dwl NW cor
Kearny and Sacramento

Neven Theodore, director, French Hospital, dwl
N 8 Bryant bet Fifth and Simmons

Nevifle James, clerk, W s Davis nr Jackson

Neville Thomas J. bds with Leander Ransom

Nevins M. bds Benton House

Nevins T. J. Mrs. principal primary department
Mission Street School

Nevison Henry, salesman, 53 Montgomery, dwl
11 Geary

Newburger Elias, boots and shoes, 184 Clay, dwl
61 Minnie

Newby Christopher, miller, dwl 50 Minnie

N^wby J. H. Miss, milliner, 58 Montgomery

Newby S. H. Miss, milliner, 58 Montgomery

Newcomb Charles S. bds Filbert bet Dupont and
Kearny

Newcomb Martin, laborer. Fay's Soap Factory,
Chestnut nr Mason

Newell F. R. clerk, 23 Jackson

Newell Horace, porter, with Turner & Poors

Newell L. W. bds Oriental Hotel

212

SAN FRANCISCO [ N ] DIRECTORY.

Newell Martin, miller, dwl E s Stockton near

Greenwich
Newell Patrick, blacksmith, dwl Geary bet Jones

and Leavenworth
Newell P. 0. C. foreman, Geuessee Flour Mills,

dwl E s Powell bet Lombard and Greenwich
Newell Wm. printer, with Towne & Bacon, bds

Niantic Hotel
NEWELL AYILLIAM & CO. ( George Daniels)

commission merchants, 109 Battery, dwl S

W cor Harrison and Beale
Newfield L. dwl N s Vallcjo bet Powell and

Stockton
NEWHALL, {n. K) GREGORY, {Henry) &

CO. (E. W. Eddy and Theodore Voizin) dwl

W s Beale bet Harrison and Folsom
Newhall Samuel W. draughtsman, 49 Montgom-
ery Block
Newhoff Edward, printer, .145 Clay, dwl Minnie

bet Second and Third
Newhoff Francis B. gun-smith, LeidesdorfiF nr

Sacramento, dwl E s Jane bet Minnie and

Mission
Newkorn Solomon, cigar-maker, 148 "Washington
Newland Edward, livery-stable, E s Kearny bet

Market and Post
Newland R. E. dwl 89 Washington
Newland Timothy, laborer, N s Pine bet Mason

and Taylor
Newman Catharine, (widow) boarding, 60 Jessie
Newman Chas. bda Benton House
Newman Chas. clerk, 1 80 Kearny
Newman Chas. L. crockery, 66 Third
Newman Edward, {Newman Brothers) dwl 74

Battery
Newman Emanuel, accountant, 90 Sacramento
Newman George, speculator, dwl Stewart Street

Market
Newman Gustave, laborer, Chelsea Laundry, bds

St. Nicholas
Newman Henry, jeweler, 61 Montgomery
Newman {Janies) & Handy, {William L.) casks

and barrels, 12 Commercial, dwl cor Kearny

and Broadway
Newman John T. drayman, at Alta Mills, dwl S

s Tehama bet Fourth and Fifth
Newman L. W. wines and liquors, American

Exchange
Newman M. J. dwl NE cor Powell and Bdy
Newman Bros. {Thomas and Edward) brush-man-
ufacturers, 74 Battery
Newmark Joseph P. merchant, dwl 1 First
Newsham John, blacksmith, Sutter Iron Works,

dwl W s Beale nr Harrison
Newstead Chas. drayman. Smith's Coal Yard,

dwl N 8 Louisa nr Fourth
Newton Anna B. Mrs. teacher, dwl NE corner

Montgomery and Sutter
Newton Benjamin, {J. B. Newton & Co.) resides

New York, (office 100 Wall)
Newton Charles, salesman, NE cor Sansome and

Sac, dwl Tehama bet First and Second
NEWTON JOHN B. & CO. {Benjamin Neivton)

commission merchants, 38 California, dwl

Clay bet Powell and Mason
Newton Joseph, laborer, dwl North Beach
Newton L. H. book-keeper, with John B. Newton

& Co. dwl Clay bet Powell and Mason

Newton Stephen A. merchant, dwl NE cor Sut-
ter and Montgomery
Nias George E. printer, dwl NE cor Pine and

Stockton
Nichol George M. foreman, with James H. Swain,

bds IS Bush
Nicholas G. {Crevolin & Co.) 147 Jackson
Nicholas Margaret Mrs. dwl Powell ur Clay
Nicholas Samuel, coffee-stand, cor Pacific and

Drumm
Nichols A. C. commission merchant, NE cor Clay

and Battery, dwl S s California nr Powell
Nichols Andrew S. with E. Johnson, Pre'o Road
NICHOLS {Asa C.) & RAMAGE {George W.)

clothing, 147 Washington, dwl S s Cal nr

Powell, (see advertisement)
Nichols Charles, asphaltum, dwl 180 Jackson
Nichols Charles P. collection dept, Freeman &

Co.'s Express, dwl 69 Jackson
Nichols Edwin B. dwl S s Brannan bet Second

and Third
Nichols Elisha, watch-maker, 148 Montgomery,

dwl 320 Powell
Nichols Henry, salesman, 105 Battery
Nichols Horace C. at 147 Washington, dwl.S s

California bet Prospect Place and Powell
Nichols J. gardener, nr Laguna, Presidio Road
Nichols Jacob, glazier, dwl 1 1 Leidesdorfl'
Nichols John, engineer, dwl 213 Sacramento
Nichols John, upholsterer, at 19 Clay
Nichols John S. clerk, with G. A. Van Bokkelen,

bds 280 Stockton
Nichols Lawrence P. cook, dwl SE cor Rassette

Place No. 1 and Sutter
Nichols M. bds Benton House
Nichols Moses C. clerk, bds S s Brannan bet

Second and Third
Nichols Richard J. toll-collector, Jacksoli Street

• Wharf, bds NW cor Clay and Prospect PI
Nichols William B. brick-layer, dwl W s John-
ston bet Mission and Market
Nicholson Alexander, {Booth & Co.) 4 and 6 Merch
Nicholson J. A. carrier, Alta California
Nicholson Jacob, capt schr James E. Murdoch,

Washington Street Wharf, resides Oakland
Nicholson John, grocer, 365 Stockton
Nicholson John Henry, book-keeper, with Sather

& Church, bds NE cor Broadway and Mont
Nicholson {John J.) & Co. {Howard M. Boiotrs)

butter, cheese, eggs, etc. 9 New Market,

dwl Bush above Dupont
Nicholson Michael, capt sloop Hattie Porter,

Washington St. Wharf, resides Oakland
Nickerson Charles, bds Niantic Hotel
Nickerson Charles, hatter, with J. B. Le Gay,

dwl Pacific nr Dupont
Nickerson D. R. policeman, dwl City Hall
Nickerson Henry, hatter, dwl 93 Dupont
NICKERSON {Mulford)^ ALEXANDER {Geo)

proprietors Chelsea Laundry, W s Third bet

Harrison and Bryant
Nicol P. & Co. liquors, NE cor Pacific and Mason
Nicol William, dwl Bay State Row
Nielson H. {Bandmann N. & Co.) 48 Front
Nieman J. H. (widow) groceries and liquors, SW

cor Beale and Folsom
Nienstadt Ferdinand, bar-keeper, SW corner St.

Mark's Place and Kearny

SAN FRANCISCO [N] DIRECTORY. 213

Nightingale Jolin, wliarfinger, Marltet St. Wharf,

dwi N\V cor Turk and Taylor
Nilc3 Asa S. laborer, Dow's Distillery
Niles KIkii, billiards, Union Ilotel, dwl Riddle's

Building, Sansome
Niles William, clerk, bds 18 Bush
Nisbet James, associate editor, Evening Bulletin,

dwl 149 Bush
Nissler Henry, baker, dwl S a Sutter bet Dupont

and Kearny
Nix Edward, toll-collector, Washington Street

Wharf, dwl 6 Ecker
Nixon James, fireman, dwl 18 Jackson
Nixon Joseph, laborer, dwl Com nr Drumm
Nixon Mary, (widow) dwl N s Minnie bet Third

and Fourth
Noah J(iel, tvlor. Masonic Lodges, dwl 68 Merch
NOAH MANUEL M. editor, bds 227 Sacramento
Nobbett R. Rigby, under-agent, with C. Mc-
Laughlin & Co. dwl SE cor Washington and
Kearny
Noble John, dwl E s Dupont nr Union
Noblo Thomas, painter, dwl Reed's Place bet

Montgomery and Kearny
Noble T. N. gas-fitter, bds 119 Pine
Nobmann ( Christof) & Co. (John IJorstmann)
groceries and liquors, NW cor Powell and
Bush
Nobmann Henry, Job-cart, bds with Frederick

Downer
Nockturn Patrick, laborer, dwl Front nr Chambers
Noe James, real-estate broker, dwl 6 St. Mary
Noel Alphonse, accountant, 62 Sacramento, dwl

110 California
Noel Louis, shoemaker, 152 Commercial
Noguez Antoine, feed-store, 242 Third
NOISY CARRIER BOOK AND STATION-
ERY CO., Charles P. Kimball, president,
77 Commercial
Nolan Edward, helper. Union Foundry
Nolan James, porter, with E. C. Fogg, Battery,

dwl cor Green and Battery
Nolan John, groceries, NWcor Pacific and Taylor
Nolan John, laborer, bds N s Chambers bet Bat-
tery, and Front
Nolan M. mate P. M. S. S. Columbia
Nolan Mary Mrs. dwl E s Lafayeite PI nr Green
Nolan Michael, groceries and liquors, S s Stev-
enson bet First and Second
Nolan Michael, helper. Union Foundry
Nolan Patrick, keeper Toll-Gate, Pacific Street

Wharf dwl nr Toil-Gate
Nolan Patrick, laborer, Fort Point
Nolan Patrick, vegetables, S 8 Sutter bet Kearn^

and Dupont
Noland John, miner, bds Eagle Hotel, Beale nr

Folsom
Noland Patrick, miner, bds Battery bet Pine and

Bush
Noland, Thomas, drayman, bds Dow's Distillery
Nolf {Leopold) & Co. ( Constant Duhem) galvanic

and electrical machines, 197 Kearny
NoUmer Bernard, waiter, What Cheer House
Nolle Rudolph, fruits, 234 Dupont
Nolte Wm. jeweler, 116 Kearny, dwl 64 Mont
Noltemeier Auguste, boots and shoes, S s Jack-
son nr Sansome
Nolting Antoine New Orleans Brewery, 35 First

Nolting (F.) & Troost ( CTufWes) cigars, 37 Pacific

Nolting Henry W. groceries and liquors, NE cor,
Suiter and Dupont, res Oakland

Nood Philip, porter, with Bradshaw <t Co. dwl
45 Sansome

Noon Mark, shoe-maker, dwl E s Mason bet
Green and Vallejo

Noon Patrick, laborer, dwl Union Alley bet Pow-
ell and Mason

Noonan D. B. retort man^S. P. Gas Co.

Noonan J. bds "Benton House

Noonan Jeremiah, laborer, dwl N s Minnie bet
Second and Third

Noonan John, blacksmith, S. F. Sugar Refinery,
bds with Owen Casey

Noonan John, laborer, Salmon bet Pacific and
Broadway

Noonen Dennis, laborer, dwl W s Fremont bet
Folsom and Howard

Nooner Margaret Miss, milliner, 210 Clay

Norcott James, R. fish, 83 Davis

NORCROSS DANIEL MRS. dress-trimmings,
etc. 144 Sacramento, dwl O'Farrell bet Tay-
lor and Jones

NORCROSS DANIEL, military and regalia, 144
Sacramento, dwl O'Farrell bet Taylor and
Jones

Norcross I. painty, 138 Sacramento

Nordgren E. H. {Malmgren & N.) dwl cor Stock-
ton and Bush

Nordgreit John, seaman, bds Stewart St. Res-
taurant

Norling Frank G. tanner and currier, at Fulton's
Tannery, bds N s Townsend bet Second and
Third

Norman George, painter, at 147 Sansome

Norman Isaac, cooper, at cor Washington and
Drumm

Norring Albert P. laborer, dwl W s Third bet
Howard and Everett

Norring Francis F. laborer, bds W s Third bet
Howard and Everett

Norris David, compositor. Daily Times, bds with
H. R. Haskin

Norris George S. {Scannell & X.) dwl 8 Harlan
Place

Norris Julius, printer, dwl 7 Milton Place

Norris William, sec'y Cal. S. N. Co. oft' NE cor
Front and Jackson, dwl 225 Jackson

North Frederick, 6 Montgomery Block

NORTHAM EDWARD F. examiner,- Mexican
grants and real estate, 175 Clay, dwl S s
Pacific nr Stockton

Northrop David B. with Halleck, Peachy & Bil-
lings, 47 Montgomery Block

Northrop (Nelson) & Simonds (M.) coal mchts,
junction California and Market, res Coose
Bay

Norton C. A. printer, Commercial Printing Office
dwl cor Sacramento and Lark in

Norton Catherine (widow) dwl with George M.
Norton

NORTON EDWARD, Judge 12th District Court
dwl Armory Hall Building

Norton George M. miner, W s Fremont bet Fol-
som and Harrison

Norton Henry, book-keeper, with Overland Mail
Company, dwl SE cor Wash and Kearny

214

SAN FRANCISCO [ ] DIRECTORY.

Norton Henry M. dwl S s Post bet Mason and
, Taylor

Norton Jesse, mcht. dwl 255 Kearny
Norton John, dwl Pacific nr Davis
Norton John, porter, 62 Battery
Norton Joseph, drayman, dwl cor Pac and Polk
Norton Julius H. tinsmith, dwl 70^ Sutter
Norton Michael, laborer, dwl S s Stevenson bet

First and Second
Norton Peter, cooper, 89 Bush
Norton R. 0. Fish's Stables, bds l8 Bush
Norton Robert, cook. Branch Hotel, 46 San
Norton Sarah E. (widow) dwl 57 Minnie
Norton Wm. H. proptr Commercial Hotel, Pacific

nr Front
Norwold H. Erichsen, farmer, dwl 100 Sutter
Notrie Mary (widow) dwl N s Broadway bet

Powell and Stockton
Nots Ernest. 123 Jackson, res Oakland
Nourse Joseph P. clerk, city treasurer, dwl S s

Sutter bet Dupont and Stockton
Novis Gustave, dish-washer, 211 "Washington,

dwl Pacific above Dupont
Nowell G. bds What Cheer House
Noyes Albert 0. carpenter, bds 2 Belden's Block
Noyes Amos, harbor-master, ofi" cor Battery and

Washington, dwl 278 Stockton
Noyes Edward, produce, dwl 128 Dupont
Noyes E. S. [D. D. Shaltuck & Go.) dwl 128 Du-
pont
Noyes Horace C. with M. A. Braly, bds How-
ard bet First and Second
Noyes James M. drayman, 107 Clay, dwl S s

Howard bet Second and Third
Noyes J. D. clerk stmr Martin White
Noyes William, bds 280 Stockton
Nubert John, liquors, 219 Kearny
Nudd Asa D. with H. Webster & Co. dwl SE cor

Kearny and Washington
Nudd Philip, porter, NE cor Cal a'nd Sansome
Nudd Winslow P. with Hawley & Co. bds What

Cheer House
Nugent Bridget Miss, chambermaid, Hillman's

Temperance House, 80 Davis
Nugent Dennis, laborer, dwl Turk nr Larkin
Nugent Edward, hostler, Chelsea Laundry, Third

bet Harrison and Bryant
NUGENT JOHN, editor and publisher S. Fran-
cisco Herald, 162 Mont, Montgomery Block
Nugent John, laborer, bds 182 Pacific
Nugent John, special policeman, bds with Dr. N.

C. Sewell
Nugent Mary (widow) bds with James H. Cills
Nugent Peter, waiter. Oriental Hotel
Nulting A. B. machinist, Vulcan Iron Works
Numan Timothy, carpenter, dwl 228 Powell
Nunan Edward, hatters' blocks and tools, 101

Pine, dwl N s Folsom nr Third
Nunan Jeremiah, printer, dwl W s Card's Alley
Nunen Michael, laborer, dwl W s Morey Alley

bet Broadway and Vallejo
Nunes Albert (J. A. & A. A. K) bds Hotel Inter-
national
NUNES JOSEPH A. & ALBERT A. attys at
law and agents, 34 Montgomery Block, bds
Hotel International
Nutman Janies E. carpenter, dwl 104 Montgom-
ery, up stairs

Nuttall Robert K. physician, office 103 Mont
Nutter William (colored) boarding, 51 Bdy
Nutting Calvin, blacksmith, 94 Jackson, dwl

Lombard above Leavenworth
Nutting John, bds Hillman's Temperance House
Nulting Joseph E. carpenter, dwl SW cor Clay

and Powell
Nutting S. J. wood-worker, with T. Ogg Shaw
Nutting William, carpenter, dwl N s Harrison

bet Main and Spear
Nutz Frederick, paints, 155 California
Nutz Michael, engineer, at Salt Mills, cor Davis

and Washington
Nye W. C. dwl N s Minnie bet Third and Fourth
Nylan Michael, laborer, dwl S s Stevenson bet

First and Second
Nystrom Charles W. book-keeper, with T. Ells-
worth, bds American Exchange

Oakes William H. printer, dwl E s First bet

Folsom and Howard
Oakley George, laborer, junction California and

Market
Oakley Oliver B. silver-plater, 149^ California,

dwl N s Post bet Powell and Mason
Oakley R. 0. book-keeper, with R. D. W. Davis

dwl W s Taylor bet Clay and Sac
OAKLET SAMUEL E. cider and vinegar man-
ufacturer, 25 Commercial, dwl E s Hampton

Place bet Folsom and Harrison
Oakley William, oysters, 116 Montgomery, dwl

51 Bush
Gates Michael, laborer, dwl W s Ohio nr Bdy
Obenauer George, tailor, dwl Dupont bet Union

and Filbert
Obenauer John, grocer, N s Vallejo bet Kearny

and Dupont
Ober Benjamin, physician, dwl 45 St. Mark's PI
Oberg J. bds What Cheer House
O'Brien Anna Miss, domestic, 68 Montgomery
O'Brien Catherine (widow) washing, W s Ritch

bet Folsom and Harrison
O'Brien D. bds What Cheer House
O'Brien Daniel, teamster, dwl E a Dupont bet

Filbert and Greenwich
O'Brien Daniel, baker, dwl S s Geary bet Dupont

and Stockton
O'Brien Daniel, laborer, dwl NW cor Pacific and

Front •

O'Brien Dennis, confectioner, with C. H. Mercer
O'Brien Dennis, laborer, dwl 148 Dupont
O'Brien Edward, marble-polisher, dwl 91 Mont
O'Brien Felix, boiler-maker, Union Foundry, dwl

NE cor Battery and Bush
O'Brien G. laborer, bds 18 Bush
O'Brien James, cook, Mechanics' Boarding Hs,

Market
O'Brien James, laborer, dwl S s Howard bet

First and Second
O'Brien James, laborer, boards with William R.

O'Brien
O'Brien James, laborer, dwl S s Sutter bet Ma-
son and Taylor
O'Brien James, retortman, S. F. Gas Co.
O'Brien James, porter, 56 Front

SAN FRANCISCO [ ] DIRECTORY.

215

O'Brien John, proprietor Excelsior Iron "Works,
167 California, dwl Ss Sacramento between
Taylor and Jones

O'Brien John, blacksmith, dwl Folsom near Toll
Gate

O'Brien John, drayman, dwl cor Post and Taylor

O'Brien John, druggist, SW cor Clay and San-
some, bds 280 Stockton

O'Brien John, saddles and harness, 79 Kearny,
dwl E s Dupont bet Bush and Sutter

O'Brien John, milk-ranch, dwl E a Price bet
Harrison and Bryant

O'Brien John, laborer, dwl S s Clary bet Ritch
and Fourth

O'Brien John H. gas-fitter, with Swain & Co. dwl
Dupont nr Suiter

O'Brien Joseph, cook, 64 Merchant

O'Brien Joseph, porter, 68 Merchant, dwl Natoma
bet Second and Third

O'Brien Joseph, printer, dwl NW cor Third and
Howard

O'Brien M. dwl N s Folsom bet First and Second

O'Brien AL butcher, 11 Washington Market, dwl
cor Washington arid Taylor

O'Brien Martin, vegetables, dwl with Wm. Fo-
garty, Stockton Place

O'Brien Mary Mrs. boarding, S s Broadway near
Kearny

O'BRIEN MICHAEL, saloon, Folsom St. Wharf
cor Stewart, dwl cor Vallejo and Davis

O'Brien Michael, liquors, SW corner Vallejo and
Davis, dwelling Howard between Third and
Fourth

O'Brien Morris, confectioner, bds with Chas. H.
Mercer

O'Brien P. gas-fitter, with Swain & Co. dwl Du-
pont nr Sutter

O'Brien Patrick, cabinet-maker, dwl S s Sutter
bet Mason and Taylor

O'Brien Patrick, bar-keeper, comer Folsom and
Stewart, dwl cor Vallejo and Davis

O'Brien Patrick, miner, dwl' E s Ecker bet Ste-
venson and Jessie

O'Brien Patrick J. coach-repairer, SW corner
Brown's Place and Pine, dwl E s Ritch bet
Bryant and Brannan

O'Brien Peter, dwl S s O'Farrell bet Mason and
Taylor

O'Brien Peter, watchman. Pacific Foundry

O'Brien Robert ( Woburn & ffB.) dwl cor Mont-
gomery and Pacific

O'Brien Terrence, carpenter, dwl N s Stevenson
biet First and Second

O'Brien Thomas, teamster, bds NE cor Powell
and California

O'Brien Thomas, Bull, Baker & Co.'s warehouse,
bds with Hugh Cameron

O'Brien Timothy, laborer, dwl W s Dupont bet
Geary and O'Farrell

O'Brien Walter, proprietor Knickerbocker Hotel,
cor Commercial and Davis

O'Brien William, retortman, S. F. Gas Co.

O'Brien William, laborer dwl N s Natoma bet
Second and Third

O'Brien William R. boarding, S s Stevenson bet
First and Second

O'Brien William S. {Flood & O'B.) dwl 68 Mer-
chant

O'Byrno T. L. clerk, bds St. Charles Hotel
O'Callaghan D. J. commission merchant, 32 Clay,

dwl Green nr Kearny
O'Callahan John {Chandler & O'C.) 129 Clay
Ochs Sophia, boarding, 4 Custom House Block
O'CONNELL A. F. drayman, dwl NE cor Val-
lejo and Mason
O'Connell Daniel, liquors, SE cor Sacramento

and Davis
O'Connell James, wood dealer, dwl W s Main

bet Market and Mission
O'Connell John, laborer, with George G. Bliss
O'Connell John, vegetables, dwl W s Powell bet

Post and Sutter
O'Connell Lawrence, laborer, dwl N s Everett

bet Third and Fourth
O'Connell Lucy Mrs. dwl N s St. Charles near

Montgomery
O'Connell Michael, carpenter, dwl S s Louisa nr

Fourth
O'Connell Michael, job-cart, dwl N s Minnie bet

Third and Fourth
O'Connell Michael, boots and shoes, 24 First
O'Connell Timothy, carpenter, dwl W a Hubbard

bet Howard and Folsom
O'Conner John, dwl cor Mason and Filbert
O'Conner Michael, porter, with Loning & Feuer-

stein, dwl E s Ecker between Market and

Stevenson
O'Conner N. liquor-merchant, dwl cor Mason and

Filbert
O'Connor C. carpenter, bds 14 Sansome
O'Connor Cornelius, carpenter, S s Market bet

First and Fremont, bds Union House
O'Connor Dennis, miner, dwl N s Commercial nr

Drumm
O'Connor Francis, cook, for Mrs. E. C. Winn, dwl

103 Dupont
O'Connor Hugh, teamster, with Dore & Havens,

dwl cor Post and Taylor
O'Connor (J.) & Caine (J.) blacksmiths, Halleck

bet Sansome and Leidesdorft"
O'Connor John, dwl W s Powell bet Sutter and

Post
O'Connor John, gardener. Mission Nursery, Mar-
ket nr Dolores
O'Connor John, porter, with M. O'Connor, dwl cor

Mason and Lombard
O'Connor John, tinsmith, bds Manhattan House
O'Connor John F. {Conroy & O'C.) dwl South

Park
O'Connor Michael, butcher, dwl Commercial nr

Drumm
O'Connor Michael, clerk, bds with Patrick Feeny,

Presidio Road
O'Connor Michael, student, bds with Nathan

Wentworth, E s Third bet Harrison and

Bryant
O'Connor Michael J. {Conroy & O'C.) dwl South

Park
O'Connor Michael T. Mrs. (widow), S s Center

bet Valencia and Guerrero
O'Connor Moses, imp liquors. NW cor Sansome

and Jackson, dwl cor Mason and Filbert
O'Connor Patrick, brick-layer, bds SE cor Pine

and Montgomery
O'Connor Patrick, drayman, dwl S s Howard nr

Fifth

216

SAN l^RANCISCO [0] DIRECTORY.

O'Connor Patrick, laborer, dwl S s Jessie bet

First and Second
O'Connor Thomas, billiard table-maker, with M.

E. Hughes, dwl 208 Stockton
O'Connor Thomas H. {Conroy k O'C.) dwl South

Tark
O'Connor W. F. clerk, Alta California "

O'Connor William, laborer, dwl N s Union near

Sansome
O'Day Dennis, with S. D. Abbott, dwl Clemen-
tina bet Third and Fourth
Odell J. bds What Cheer House
Odell (Jacob) & Zadig (J.) New World Market,

bds What Cheer House
O'Doherty George, editor, dwl 188 Pine
O'Donnell Barney, livery-stable, 364 Stockton
O'Donnell E. Miss, dress-maker, dwl W s Third

bet Mission and Stevenson
O'Donnell James, proptr U. S. Nursery NE cor

Folsom and Fifth
O'Donnell John, blacking-maker, dwl NE cor

Fifth and Folsom
O'Donnell John, waiter, Alden's Restaurant, dwl

61 Union
O'Donnell William, butcher, with David Maho-

ny, dwl Broadway nr Presidio Road
O'Donner Peter, fireman, bds 8 Sacramento
O'Dougherty John, clerk, with M. O'Connor, dwl

cor Mason and Taylor
O'Doul P. butcher, Potrero S Brannan St. Bridge
O'Dowd Michael, fruits. Pacific nr Kearny
Oetting William, book-keeper, Pacific "remper-

ance House
O'Farrell Francis, book-keeper with