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LIME, EAaTHEN PIPE.
Fire Brick = Cement = Flues Drain
and Sewer Pipe-Eto.
[See PoTTgRIEs.

PACIFIC POTTERY, STREET, NEAR THIRTY
FIRST STREET, N. CLARK, PROPRIETOR.
This pottery, the oldest in the State, has
turned its attention exclusively to the
manufacture of earthen drain pipe, chin
ney hues and tile goods, but continues to
make to ORDER to supply the trade, fire
brick, which have proved fully equal to
the English brick and Withstand the Sc
verest tests. The establishment is con-
nected with two railways by half mile
of side track. 1t makes drain tile from
to "a inches IN diameter, and his stock of
sewer and drain pipe covers three acres of
ground from to 10 feet in depth. He has
large agencies at San Francisco, Oakland,
Stockton, Los Angeles and elsewhere, and
an extensive trade throughout the coast,
which he reports to be now largely
increasing and most promising. His full
force for manufacturing is thirty skilled
workman. Mr.. Clark was the inventor
and patentee of sub-irrigation pipes, and
supplies to order. His wares have the
highest Endorsements of State Fairs as the
leading in the market, and with his pecu-
liar advantages sells at the lowest rates.
At this establishment also may be seen
works for reducing ores under the
Robertson process, which has recently
claimed so much public attention, and all
of which will repay visit to the premises.
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BROOMS AND DYEING.
'. F. LIE FAVOR, Ia STREET, FRONT AND
SECOND. BROOM MANUFACTURER.


W. F. LIE FAVOR, la h STREET, FRONT AND
SECOND, BROOM MANUFACTURER.
MIR. LeFavor has only recently estab-
lished his business here. He has large
mandatory in Marysville, and recognizing
the importance of the Sacramento market,
he has come here in answer to its demands.
He mas been twelve years manufacturing.
Many people dabble in this business, but
there are few who are skilled workmen.
LeFavor is one of them. His broons are
made a speciality by the chief wholesale
grocery houses on Front and X streets.
They are equal in quality to the best East
ern bIooms, and superior to most, in style,
durability and general excellence. He
makes all kinds OF floor. brush, whisk and
other brooms, and is prepared TO fill any
orders in hundreds or thousands of dozens,
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NINE. MoNNIER, 513 STREET, BETWEEN
FIFTH AND SIXTH FRENCH MILLINER

NINE. MoNNIER, 513 STREET, BETWEEN
FIFTH AND SIXTH, FRENCH MILLINER.
Madame Monnier is Partisan. Her spe-
cialty is Partisan goods. She is the only
French milliner in Sacramento, and imports
her goods direct from Paris. She operates
upon cash basis exclusively. Just now
she is preparing for remarkably large and
assorted spring Importation of millinery
She keeps all kinds of artificial flowers.
feathers and millinery materials, and is
prepared to furnish millinery supplies of
the latest Partisan productions at the low
est possible rates and in any quantity de-
sired. She guarantees to sell level with
or beneath the San Francisco market.
Nine. Monnier began business here within
the year, and though but a few months in
Sacramento has already built up large
trade. She has had years of experience,
and is thoroughly accomplished in the mil
linery art, as are also her numerous assist
ants. This lady is prepared to furnish the
trade and to offer to it special inducements
for trading at her establishment.
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TO LADIES

TO LADIES
OF Sacramento, and to all those of the in
terror of California and adjacent sections,
the eighth department of the Mechanics
Store addresses itself. The department is
an important feature of the business. 1t
is stocked with all goods usually found un-
der that head. Employing fashionable
milliners and competent assistants, the
goods and work are sent out in the best
styles. The lines in hats, bonnets, velvets,
ribbons, feathers and artificial flowers are
complete, and orders from abroad are filled
for one or many orders with equal dispatch.
ISee dry good; hats and caps; boots and shoes
c thing; Yankee notions; methods of business
etcl
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L. COLEMAN, 724 J STREET,

Dealer in cigars, Yankee notions, baskets,
willowware, ETC., and particularly in grain
sacks, which latter he makes speciality
Owing to peculiar advantages enjoyed by
him in this line above his competitors in
trade, farmers are enabled to supply them
selves with gram sacks at his establish
ment at prices which range, according to
the condition OF the market, at from $40
to SIS per thousand cheaper than they can
be bought elsewhere, and far below the
ruling rates in Sacramento.
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French brandies and imported wines.
Their imported cigars are direct from
Havana manufacturers, and their domestic
brands are of Eastern make. As they
purchase direct from the manufacturers,
their expenses being comparatively light,
and freight charges being greatly in their
favor over San Francisco merchants, they
are enabled to undersell any house in the
latter place in the same lines and quality
of goods. This is fully verified by the
fact that the business of this firm has in
creased at least go per cent within the
last two or three years. This firm has
purchased the right to the use of the John
Mathews patent saltwater bottle.
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j. r. COOPER, SIXTH AND J STREETS, DEALER
IN FANCY GOODS AND MUSIC.

Mr. Cooper has large establishment
devoted to his line of merchandise, and it is
well filed with frst-class stock. He is
agent for the Weber and for the Mathu-
shek pianos. He keeps on hand large
stock of sheet music, which is constantly
freshened. His business platform is to sell
quick and cheap, and in carrying out this
policy he retails for the smallest living
profits, and makes it point to undersell
San Francisco houses. He has on hand a
large and varied stock of fancy goods and
toys, and for all holiday and gala day
seasons imports an extensive line, includ-
ing all the novelties, both useful and orns-
mental. He has a large line of zephyrs and
worsteds, toilet articles, and. in fact,
erything in the fancy goods line. He
imports his own stock. manly direct from
Eastern and European manufactures. He
invites the special attention Of interior
buyers, both to his stock and his prices,
and to his facilities for supplying the trade.
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MRS. KATZENsTEIN AND BRADLEY, Cos
STREET

This firm are leading milliners. They
keep on hand all kinds Of millinery goods
and millinery supplies. They buy at first
sively, and have capacity for supplying
any demand of the trade. They give es-
pecial attention to orders from abroad and
are building up large and satisfactory
business. The firm has had excellent sue
cess, and enjoys reputation for superior
taste and skill in the millinery line.
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II. t. HOLMES AND CO.

This firm is located at 5l7, SO, 52l and
523 l street, between Fifth and Sixth
They are general dealers in lime, plaster,
hair, marble dust, fire bricks, etc. They
are the pioneer firm, having commenced
business coequal with the foundation of
Sacramento. The firm carries the largest
stock in interior California. The ramifca-
lions of its trade are limited only by the
confines of the State. They have branch
houses in San Francisco, Marysville and
Santa Cruz. They are agents for the
fues, terra Gotta drain pipes, and other
earthen productions made by Gladding,
Mclean & Co., of Lincoln, Placer county.
The firm has very large warehouse on L
street, constantly stocked and every line of
their business is kept full. Their facilities
for the transaction of business are not
equaled on the Pacific slope, and the busl-
ness is constantly extending. 1t is one of
the substantial houses of the coast and
represents large volume of the Sacra-
mento trade.
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TOBACC0S, CIGARS.
[see GRocERs.J

r. Fl. PETIT, CIGAR MANUFACTURER AND
WHOLESALE ToBACCoNIsI, STREET, BE-
TWEEN SECOND AND THIRD.
The establishment of Mr. Petit is in
the central part of the city-225 K street
and is large and well adapted to the bust
ness carried on. He is wholesale and re-
tail dealer in Havana cigars, tobacco, snuff
pines, etc. He especially keeps in bulk
Gilt Edge ine-cut chewing tobacco. The
storeroom is packed on the sides and in
the center nearly from floor to ceiling with
a heavy and varied stock of goods, all the
best brands of tobaccos and cigars, and all
the varieties of smokers articles. Mr..
Petit operates an extensive cigar factory,
which is conveniently located in the rear of
the main stOre-room. In this factory he
keeps IN constant employment 10 men. He
makes no low grade articles, but man
ufactures from medium to the Every
best He keeps on hand stock of the
best quality to be worked up into CT
CARS, and this, as well as all other
goods, are of his own direct importa-
ton, which places him on par with
the most favored houses in the interior
and enables him, with the low expense ac-
count on which the business can be carried
on here, to compete with tobacco houses
at the chief commercial city of the coast,
and in most cases, if not all, to undersen
them, while his prices never exceed those
of that powerful trade center. He has
large jobbing trade in Amador, Ell Dorado,
Placer and Nevada counties, and it is
steadily pushing further out from the
city, as the dealers come more fully to
realize the fact that their interests are adj
vanced by availing themselves of the ad-
vantages the market of Sacramento affords.
MIR. Petit explains in detail how it is that
the Sacramento tobacconist can import his
own stock, both made up and in the raw,
to exactly as good advantage as any manu-
facturer at any other point on the coast, no
matter what one may be named. But the
details involve too much of explanation of
interest accounts, time of cargo out,
rapidity of transit, lessened freight bills,
ETC., etc, to be entered upon in this space,
but that Mr.. Petit is right there can be no
doubt.
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REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
A. ]. WETZLAR.

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT.
NOTARY PUBLIC AND CoNvEYANCER, FOURTH
STREET, BETWEEN AEDK.
This gentleman, though compa ratively a
young man, presents himself for public
business as at the head of the oldest real
estate and insurance Office in the city of
Sacramento, having in May, 1878, upon
the death of his uncle and predecessor,
julius Wetzlar succeeded to that gentle
mans fine and well-known business after
having been in his. active employ for over
ten years, from errand boy up to managing
clerk. In the buying and selling of real
estate his Judgment on the valuation of
city property is based upon long expert
ence and liberal calculation, and he accom-
plishes the wishes of his patrons. Mr..
Wetzlar is energetic and prompt in the
collection of rents and the management Of
property committed to his care, and acts
with discriminating fairness in the matter
of repairs, holding the interests of his
patrons as sacred as if the property and
transactions were his own. Wetzlar's
principle in acting as agent-and he acts
upon it constautly-is to represent the fair
middleman" between landlord and ten
ant. This is correct basis upon which to
proceed, and very justly wins for itself
confidence, and leads to large interests
being intrusted to the hands of Wetzlar's
real estate agency. In the insurance line
he is the manager of the Sacramento
branch of the Home Mutual Insurance
Company of California, a company well
known for its fair and liberal adjustments
and prompt payment of losses, having for
its officers and directors some of the best
citizens of the State of California, men who
who are of the very cream OF high business
character. He also represents the North
German Insurance Company of Hamburg,
OF which Messrs. Hy. Balzer & Co., at
No. 2l9 Sansome street, San Francisco, are
the general agents for the Pacific coast. he
has also lately received the agency of the
Western Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany of California a company started about
year or so ago in San Francisco, and as
such insurance agent ranks foremost among
the outside San Francisco agents, and does
thriving business, the largest probably in
this city. His predecessor founded the
business in 1853 The office is a model of
convenience and most excellently appur-
tenanced Tor Its business purposes
Wa. P. coLEsiAS, 325 STREET, REAL Es-
TATE AND INSURANCE.
Mr.. Coleman has one of the most extern
aive real estate agencies in the interior Of
California. His business is very large, and
embraces agencies for the Fireman's Fund
and for the London and Liverpool and
Globe Insurance Companies, the latter be-
ing the largest insurance company In the
world. Mr. Coleman gives special atten-
ton to business inquiries from abroad, con-
corning real estate in Sacramento, and
insurance in interior California.
IcoNTINUED ON PAGE 1871
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ED. n. BUSH, CAPITAL CIGAR STORE,
STREET. NEAR FOURTH

Mr.. Bush keeps large and well as
sorted stock of cigars and tobaccos of all
the approved brands. His place of bust
ness is popularity located, and the stand is
an old and well.known one. He makes a
speciality of fine cigars, and keeps on hand
smokers supplies of quality to satisfy
the most exacting. He also keeps a fine
supply of gents assorted articles, such as
canes, tobacco pouches and boxes, and
variety of other case goods.
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Q. scHAEFER, COOPER, 1913 K STREET.

Mr.. Schaefer has been in the coopering
business twenty-three years. He manu-
features for the interior trade, out of di-
rectly imported stock, OF the best of white
oak and all cooperage materials, butter
barrels, beer barrels, tanks and watts, liquor
barrels, casks and tirkins. These are all
made in the best order of workmanship,
and with a view to service and durability.
The climate and other advantages of this
locality enable him now to compete with
the imported article, and to furnish the
best to be had at level rates with the East.
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L. LELoY, DEALER IN FINB WINES AND
LIQUORS, STREET, BETWEEN SECOND AND
THIRD.
Leloy, at ODD street, between Second
and Third, has recently opened store for
the general sale, either by retail or in
quantity, of choice wines, liquors and CT
CARS. He has entered upon the business
after mature elaboration as to his ability
to bring to the market and sell the choicest
French wines and brandies, and the best
brands of American liquors. The new store
is in a popular quarter. The stock laid in
is already recognized of such character as
to justify the intention and prove the abil-
ity of the proprietor to accomplish what
he set out to do. His goods are as varied
as are the demands of the trade, and in his
lines he has wines and liquors hich he
makes speciality, and on the basis of
which for purity and general excellence he
stakes his reputation as a dealer. The
sample rooms are retired, and all the goods
kept can be tested, and the claim of Leloy
submitted to thorough examination.
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SACKS, SOAP AND COOPERAGE.
CAPITAL SOAP COMPANY, WILMINGTON AND

CAPITAL SOAP COMPANY, WILMINGTON AND
BAGLEY, FRONT AND STREETS.
This is the leading soap factory in Sacra-
mento. They manufacture nearly every
kind of toilet soap, household and washing
soaps and washingpowders. They alsomake
largely several fine brands of CASTLE soap,
olive oil, palm oil and chemical soaps, plain
and brown soaps, etc. They buy tallow at
the highest market price and do large
jobbing trade. This firm made fine ex-
hibit the at last State Far, which attracted
universal attention.
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works during the coming season to double
their present capacity. The Directors of
the company are George Cadwalader, J. Il.
Carroll, Perrin Stanton, E. K. Alsip, George
Leitchardt, Mike Bryte and J. /. Felter.
Their office and warerooms are at No. u
Front street, between K and L.
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PETER FUCHS, CIGAR MANUFACTURERS, K
BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS.

Mr.. Fuchs began business as a uanufae-
turer in June, 1862. His make of cigars
is known throughout the interior Fuchs
for years published notice of a standing re-
ward of 81, 900 for the naming of any other
cigar manufacturer here who has for seven
teen years manufactured, and employed no.
Chinese help. He imports his own stock.
He is about to start tobacco factory here,
which will be No. in this district.
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J. WOODS, roBAccoN1sr 22e K srRprr

Mr.. Woods has very large and fully
stocked. establishment. He Is an old to-
bacconist, imports from first hands and
offers to the trade every advantage of the
market. He has all the best approved
brands of tobacco smoking, ping and
cigars. He has especial skill in the selec-
ton of his goods and has endeavored to
build up patronage demanding first-class
articles, in which he has succeeded. He
does good jobbing trade and invites the
attention of dealers to the facilities of his
house.
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A. BoLTEN, 400 STREET, AND zoos SEC
OND STREET,

A. BoLTEN, 400 J STREET, AND zoos SEC
oND STREET,
Wholesale cigars, tobacco, ETC., has the
largest store and business in the city, ex-
clusively devoted to this line of goods.
His direct importations and interests in
factories enable him to sell goods at the
lowest prices. His trade extends through
California and Nevada, and is steadily in
creasing The large and well assorted
stock comprises all known and favored
brands and styles of navies, twists, cable
coils, fine cuts and smoking tobaccos, and
the greatest variety of cigars and cigar
cites, both imported and domestic, to suit
every taste and desire. 1t also represents,
as sole agent for the Pacific coast, the eel
ebrated brands, the Virginia Seal smoking
tobacco, Gulnare fine-cut tobacco, army
pounds navy tobacco, and the well-knowD
and favored Golden-thread cigars. The
Second street establishment is the depot
for fine imported Havana cigars at retail.
The business of this house has been largely
extended in 1872 and is still growing.
J. G. KERTH, DEALER IN AND MANUFAC-
TURER GU CIGARS, 9l6 STREETS.
Mr.. Kerth is practical manufacturer
who has given the question of manufactur
ing cigars in this market thorough test.
He has a very commodious establishment
at GIG street, and every facility for put
ting up and storing an exceedingly large
stock. He imports goods of the very best
quality and most approved brands from the
best markets, and keeps every line from
the cheapest to the finest He prefers to
confine himself to the cigar trade, as in
that he is an expert, and only keeps to-
baccos for local accommodation. He trav-
els extensively and is well-known through
out the interior, and purchaser once con-
tracing with him for goods becomes a
friend of his establishment and regular Gus
toner of the house. In fine imported
goods Mr.. Kerth keeps large stock, and
his experiences enables him to detect the
real from the spurious at all times, aud
hence his stock is never marred by imi-
tations
C. W. CHEsLEY, FRONT BETWEEN j AND
STREETS, WHOLESALE DEALER IN TOBACCO
AND CIGARS.
ISee liquors ard grocersl
This house WHOLESALERS groceries, provis-
ions, wines and liquors, and the celebrated
Rock and Rye remedial beverage, and in
addition, WHOLESALERS In all lines of cigars
and tobacco, of which the most approved
and celebrated are kept in supply. lie
makes a speciality Of Herbs L Speiss' New
York cigars, which are put up for the
trade of this house especially. The house
ia n direcE ;roror+ar and ife sfocl- 10 MN
stantly freshened and supplied with all
new and leading brands. Its ability to
supply the trade at shortest notice is un-
limited, and it sells squarely in the face of
the strongest competitive market. The
sales of the establishment in all its
branches for 1879 were exceedingly extern
siye and marked an era in the wholesale
trade of the interior.
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and of any quality, from the cheapest to
the very best. He will guarantee them
the equal of any broom made anywhere,
and all he asks is an examination of the
goods. He employs number of men and
superintends all the work of his factory.
j. LANG, DYER AND scoURER, ia STREET,
Has the most extensive steam dyeing and
securing establishment in the State, out
side oil San Francisco. He began business
in 1869 on rather small scale, but has in
creased it to formidable proportions, He
dyes and cleans all qualities of silk, velvet,
wooden, cotton and mixed goods, gloves,
blankets, furs, feathers, etc., in thorough
and satisfactory manner. His interior trade
has so augmented of late that it is now re-
quired to keep two wagons constantly on
the road
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J. N. eATTMAN AND co., ToBACcoNIsrs,
h22 K STREET

Gattman Co. are to be classed among
the largest dealers in fine tobaceos and CT
gars that do business outside of San Fran
cisco. They not only import but they
manufacture cigars, and stock their estab-
ilshment with the leading brands of chew
ing and smoking tobaccos and smokers
supplies, while every line of cigars worthily
known to the trade are furnished upon de-
mand. They began business here four
years ago, finding Sacramento's centrality
OF location to afford especial advantages
for the interior trade. Operating with am
pie capital, and being skilled in the bust
ness, they undertook keeping commercial
travellers in the field constantly, aud recog-
nlzing the advantage OF presenting their
business squarely and plainly through the
public press, they brought their trade to a
high standard and extended its limits
largely over the State of California and to
the transmontane region.
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THE JOHNSTON BRANDY AND WINE MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA.

This company was Incorporated in 1871,
with a capital stock of 100000 Their
works are situated in the block between S
and t, Front and Sacramento river. Dur
ing the past year the largely-increased de-
mand for their products in the Eastern
States caused them to run their entire Ca
pacity during the past grape season, using
alone in the distillery Of brandy 63l tons
of grapes. The brandy distilled by this
COMPANY, under the experienced manage
meut Of the distiller L. G. Smith, has
gained reputation for purity and fine
natural flavor and aroma, and is held IN
stock by all the leading drug aud liquor
houses in the Western States. The COM
pany, with their present demand Tor their
products, contemplate enlarsing their