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1847 1848 1849- January 1: California Gold Mines
- January 2: The Journey to California
- January 3: Letter from the Gold Region
- January 4: Gold in the streets
- January 4: Anti Tobacco
- January 10: Whiskey, Gold Dust and Dissipation
- January 20: Publisher predicts English as most spoken language!
- January: First gold miners from Sydney, Australia
- January 1849: 100,000 People in California by 1849
- February 1: Chagres, Panama
- February 2: Pennyslvania vs. California
- February 8: Emigration and Appalling Murders
- February 15: Tall Tales
- San Francisco's First Crimp Joint
- March 8: The President's Message
- March 11: The Gold Diggings, Lloyd's Weekly
- March 15: California Gold Song
- April 12: Money Buys Anything: Wholesale Prices
- April 24: Ships From Around the World
- April 1849: The Gold Excitement: 200 Vessels to Port,
- June 28: Burning of the Ship Philadelphia
- July 12: Tall Tale from the Boston Herald
- July 19: Lament of the Irish Gold Hunter
- August 4: Life at sea on the brig Osceola
- August 30: Real Estate - South San Francisco
- August 30: New York of the Pacific
- September 13: The First Chamber of Commerce
- San Francisco's First Entertainer: Stephen Massett
- The Rush for California
- October 1849: California Immigrants
- October 10, 1849: Arrival of the First Steamship
- At Sea with a Cruel Captain
- 100,000 Pioneers
- November 8: Turmoil Causes Immigration
- November 13: The Rush for California's Gold Fields
- December: The Diggin’ Has Commenced
- December 25: Murder at the Bella Union
- Gold Discovered in Australia
- December 24: Lawyers in California
- January: A Passenger's Description of Mazatlan
- The Age of Steam!
- The City's Crowded Harbor
- A Pioneer's Letter from the brig Colorado
- August 2, 1850: Navigation
- August: Ship Building in New York
- The New Steamship San Francisco
- Bulls and Bears
- Meeting of Shipmasters
- September: A Disgruntled Letter Home
- October Emigration
- October 18: California is a State!: SS Oregon
- The Sailor and His True Love
- Right Sort of Woman
- A Ship Canal Across the Isthmus
- February 1851: Gold Discovered in Australia
- The SS Chesapeake and The Gold Bluffs
- A System for Immigrants
- Massacre of a Captain
- Dogs, Rats and Cats
- May 23, 1851: Circular to Bankers
- The Pacific Street Wharf Company
- Steamers on the Pacific
- July 1851: Steamer Day
- July 1851: Highway Robbery
- July 1851: California Indian Affairs
- Disasters on the China Sea
- Advertisements for Passage From the East to California
- Missionaries in Hawaii
- Kosher Meat in San Francisco
- August 8: Boxing becomes an "Aquatic Sport"
- October 20, 1851: Isthmus Crossing
- A Report of California's First Foot Race
- Cost of Passage 1851-1852
- January: The Perils of Travel
- May: The Chinese Emigration
- May 15 : Review of the Market
- May 22: Extension of Davis Street
- October: An amazing array of Cigars!
- October: Insurance in San Francisco
- Limantour Land Grant Claims
- Upriver Rates of Passage
- Exports from Valparaiso to San Francisco: November 28th-December 12, 1852
- Pearl Fisheries of the Pacific
- The Deep Sea Derby of 1853: Clippers Racing Around the Horn from the East Coast
- New Books in San Francisco
- Sailor Thieves
- Lamplighters
- The High Cost of Passage
- Notes of a Rambler
- February: LOSS OF THE STEAMER INDEPENDENCE!
- The Greatest Pride of Nature . . .
- The Miner's Ten Commandments
- March 6, 1853: THE TENNESSEE'S LAST VOYAGE!,
- News of the City of San Francisco.
- Pencilings in the Streets of San Francisco
- March 1853: The Coffee Trade of the United States
- July 2, 1853: A Day in Court
- Grumbling About the Waterfront
- Murder on the High Seas
- Letter From New York
- July 1853: Imports and Exports
- Trade with South America
- September: Larcenous Lawyers and Their Books
- September: The French in San Francisco
- October, The Opium Trade
- Mediums, Clairvoyants, Spiritualists
- Loss of the Steamer San Francisco, Christmas Day
- 300 Lives Lost on the SS Independence
- The Loss of the Clipper San Francisco
- Society of California Pioneers
- Market Review
- November, Sinking of the Arctic
- Report on Imports from The California Historical Society Quarterly
- Murder in Card's Alley
- The State of California from the California Historical Society Quarterly
- The Battle of the "Bulkhead"
- Captain Edgar Wakeman's "Water Police."
- December 6, Buddhist Temples in San Francisco
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- Board of Nautical Education
- Commercial and Financial
- Shipment of Treasure
- Shipbuilder Donald McKay on Ironclads
- A Passenger's Life at Sea
- Confusing State of the Waterfront
- The City's Dogs: Bummer and Lazarus
- Emperor Norton Dines with Bummer and Lazarus
- Count Haraszthy develops vineyards in California and, in 1863, writes his Book on Wine Growing
- Airbags on the High Seas
- February 28, 1873: San Francisco as viewed by the Alton Telegraph
- January 19, 1875: Letters of Isabella L. Bird, Six Months Among the Palm Groves, Coral Reefs, and Volcanoes of the Sandwich Islands
- November 9, 1875: Sinking of SS Pacific
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