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Lemoine L. upholsterer, res Kearny near Vallejo Lemon Mrs. Mary Anne, nurse, 68 Kearny
Lemon Sidney, druggist, 68 Kearny
Lenge Wm. laborer, brds 55 Mont'y
Lenhard J. M. clerk, S. E. cor Sac'o and Kearny Lenhardt Francis, tailor, cor Merchant and Dun-
bar Alley, res E. s Mason S. of Geary
Lennard Robert, stevedore, res cor Harrison and Beale
Leno N. tailor, 159 Sac'o
Lenormand Emilien, res W. s Taylor bet Post and Geary
Lenet John B. carpenter, 105 Dupont
Lent, Newell & Co. com mchts, 115 Battery
Established in 1853, as B. F. Sherwood & Co. ; in 1854, to Sherwood & Newell, and to present style January, 1856.
Lent Wm. L. of L. N. & Co. res Santa Clara Lent John A. att'y at law, office 42 and 43 Mont- gomery Block, res Mission Dolores
Lent John, clerk with Truett & Jones, 58 Front
Lents L. H. sea captain, res W. s Trinity bet Pine and Bush
Leonard Charles J. clerk S. W cor Mont'y and Merchant
Leonard George, at 182 Com'l
Leonard Ephraim real estate holder, office W. s Mont'y bet Com'I and Sac'o, 2d floor
Leonard H. R. architect and builder, res N. W. cor Green and Vincenne
Leonard Jas. boot and shoe-maker, 46 Sansome
Leonard Capt. J. B. dwl E. s Hawthorne bet Fol- som and Harrison
Leonard Mark, carriage-maker, 107 Kearny Leonard Patrick, mason, brds Louisiana House
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DIRECTORY.
SAN FRANCISCO
LECACHEUX, GALLEY & CO.,
IMPORTERS.
No. 60 FRONT STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO.
69, RUE DE PROVENCE, PARIS.
Agents for the Regular Line of Sailing Packets BETWEEN BORDEUX AND SAN FRANCISCO.
BERNARD LAGOARDE.
SAN FRANCISCO.
GUNSMITH,
No. 203 WASHINGTON Street, (Opposite Portsmouth Square.) Makes and Repairs all kinds of Arms and Mechanical Instruments. Buys and Sells Wholesole and Retail. Sporting Apparatus of every description. Also, Arm- orer's Instruments. 17 PISTOL GALLERY.
ARQUEBUSIER, RUE WASHINGTON, No. 203, (En face Portsmouth Square.)
Fait et Repare toute sorte d'armes, et de pièces mé- caniques. Vente et Achat en Gros et en Détail. · Articles de Chasse et Fourniture d'Armurerie. " Tir au Pistolet et à la Carabine.
PHILADELPHIA BRAROK.
JOHNY LAVELL,
Importer and Dealer in every variety of LADIES', CENTS,' MISSES' & CHILDREN'S
BO
NE SH
CORNER OF BATTERY AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, SAN FRANCISCO.
Boots and Shoes Made to Order.
LOCKWOOD & HENDRIE, Manufacturers and Importers of Clothing,
Offer at Wholesale and Retail, the largest and best Stock of
GENTS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
TO BE FOUND IN CALIFORNIA. Being extensively engaged in MANUFACTURING, we are enabled to sell good Garments at PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES !
We invite the particular attention of Dealers to the superior advantages we possess for filling their orders punctually and satisfactorily.
( Gents' and Boys' Clothing Made to order, In the Lateat Style. H. M. LOCKWOOD, 66 Courtland Street, New York.
J. W. HENDRIE. 176 Clay Street, San Francisco.
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LION CO
BREWERY
ALE AND
ALE."PORTER
136LION CO. 135 BREWERY.
PORTER.
136 Pine Street, between Montgomery and Kearny, SAN FRANCISCO.
AGENCY, SAM. DOAKE, NO. 57 K STREET, SACRAMENTO.
The above Brewery is the most complete in the State, and pro- duces a Beverage of a most superior quality.
ALE AND PORTER,
In WHOLE and HALF PACKAGES, constantly on hand, and all Orders promptly filled.
The INTERIOR TRADE supplied on the most accommodating terms, either by the Agents of the Company, or direct from the Brewery.
Inquire for Lion Company Ale or Porter.
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Leonard T. C. school teacher, res E. s Dupont bet | Levi S. of A. L. & Bros. 71 Pacific Geary and Market
Leonard Willard. mdse broker, office 46 Front, 2d floor, res S. s Cal'a bet Stockton and Powell
Established as Leonard & Tay July, 1850; changed to pres- ent style May, 1854.
Leon George T. with Cushing & Morse
Leong Kee, (Chinese) mcht, 172 Sac'o
Leopold J. of Weiller, Bro & Co, res 88 Sac'o, 2d floor
Leppien F. clerk, 106 Clay, res N. s Green bet Hyde and Larkin
Leppien J. clerk, 106 Clay
Leprete P. waiter, 170 Com'l
Lermen Jacob, brds Confidence Honse, cor Jack- son and Kearny
Appointed Sergeant-at-Arms of Board of Aldermen and Su- pervisors Nov. 1853, until Nov. 1854 ; re-elected, and held office until July, 1855.
Lermitte F. prptr Café du Rhone, 126 Wash'n Leroy Theodore, importer of paper bangings, 172 Mont'y
Established in 1849.
Le Sam (Chinese) washing and irening, 72 Mont'y
Lester & Gibbs, prptrs Pioneer Boot and Shoe Emporium, 184 Clay
Lester Peter, of L. & G. res 184 Clay
LESTRADE & WADE, brokers, 136 Mont'y
Lestrade Paul, of L. & W. res S. s Pacific bet Kearny and Dupont
Lestrade J. res 164 Com'l, 2d floor
Le Sueur H. bar-keeper, S. W. cor Sac'o and Mont'y, basement, res S. s Pine bet Kearny and Dupont
Le Suine Garibald, at Miners' Restaurant
Leszynsky L. dry goods, 137 Sac'o
Letford Thos. liquor saloon, rear 33 Webb
Lett Wm. watermau, Market bet Mont'y and Kearny
Letzig C. E. cabinet-maker and upholsterer, 83 Jackson
Levak C. clothing store, 133 Com'l
Levald J. jeweler and watch-maker, 237 Dupont Levanway G. W. of Brown & Levanway, 86 Clay
Level J. dry goods, 86 Sac'o, 3d floor
Levere M. D. dep wharfinger, N. W. cor Mont'y and Morton Place
Levet J. B. carpenter, 257 Dupont, res 105 Du- pont
Levey L. clerk, 278 Stockton
Levi Adolph & Brothers, boot and shoe dealers, 71 Pacific
Levi Adolph of A. L. & Bros
Levi Adolph, clothing store, Wash'n near Davis Levi H. & Co. importers of groceries and liquors, 65 Cal'a
Established August, 1855.
Levi Henry, of H. L. & Co. res N. E. cor Wash'n and Dupont
Levi & Goslinsky, cigar dealers, 180} Wash'n Levi H. of L. and Goslinsky, 180& Wash'n
Levi John, of Braverman & Levi, 167 Wash'n Levi Lazaar, clothing store, Sac'o bet Davis and Drumm
Levi T. mcht, res with Mrs. M. E. Hagan LEVIN & COHN, cigar dealers, 173 Clay Levin Chas. of L. & Cohn, N. E. cor Stockton and Sac'o
Levine E. tailor, 203 Wash'n
Levine J. tailor,
Levinson Caroline, music teacher, res 286 Wash'n Levinson Mrs. D. clething, First, one door from Mission
Levinson F. clerk at Mrs. D. Levinson's
LEVINSON, BROS. & CO., importers of cigars, 83 Battery
Levinson L. of L. B. & Co. res Green near Dupont Levinson J. of L. B. & Co. res Green near. Dupont Levque Adelph, lithographer, res S. s Post het Taylor and Jones
Levy Aaron, dry goods, cor Mission and First Levy Abraham, of Abraham & Levy, 71 Battery, res Geary bet Dupont and Stockton
Levy Benj. dry goods, 187 Clay
Levy B. broker, res N. E. cor Dupont and Post
Levy E. of Dennery, B. & Co. 192 Wash'n Levy E. tailor, E. s Rassette Place
Levy E. waiter, N. E. cor Post and Dupont
Levy Harris, tailor, Jackson near Davis
Levy Henry, Lone Star clothing store 59 Pacific cor Kearny and Hinckley
Levy I. & H. dry goods mchts, 259 Dupont near Pacific
Levy I. of I. & H. L.
Levy H. of I. & H. L.
Levy Lacob, band-cartman, res 22 First
Levy Jonas, dry goods dealer, 84 Kearny
Levy Julius, hand-cartman, res 22 First
Levy J. of St. Losky, Levy & Co. res 109 Cal'a
Levy Louis, paper box manf, res W. s Spring bet Cal'a and Pine
Levy L. clothing dealer, 109 Kearny
Levy L. of Alexander & Levy, res E. s Mont'y, bet Pine and Bush
Levy L. M. barber, Pacific near Davis
Levy Mark, porter, 95 Cal'a
Levy Marks, tailor, Pacific bet Montgomery and Kearny
Levy Samnel tailor, E. s Rassette Place
Levy S. of St. Losky, Levy & Co. res Havana
Levy S. 205 Dupont, 2d floor
Levy S. res Stockton W. s bet Sutter and Bush
Levy S. L. tailor, 43 Pacific
Levy William, drayman, brds N. E. cor Post and Dupont
Leweson Louis, res 272 Stockton
Lewis Frederick, of P. Lewis Bros, 95 Cal
LEWIS P. BROS. importers of spirits, etc. etc. 95 Cal'a
Established in Aug 1850 as T. Lewis changed to present style 1852.
Lewis P. of P. L. Bros, res cor Vallejo and Vallejo Place
LEWIS & BROTHER, grain dealers, Wash'n near Davis
Lewis Edwin, of L. & B. res N. W. cor Pine and Leavenworth
Lewis Rodman P. of L. & B. res N. W. cor Pine and Leavenworth
Lewis Edward, drayman, res Yansen near Lom- bard
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Lewis Emily, (col'd) vegetable dealer, 327 Dupont | LINDAN ARNOLD, grocer, cor Front and Lewis E. W. brds W. s Prospect Place Clarke, res 2d floor
Lewis F. R. with Newball & Gregory, res N. s Folsom bet Eeker and Second Lewis G D. barber, N. First 2 doors from Market LEWIS H. M. jewelry, 189 Clay
Established April 1849.
Lewis Henry, (col'd.) res Greenwich bet Taylor and Filbert
Lewis John, clerk steamer Cornelia, res Inter- national Hotel
Lewis John, pilot steamer J. Bragdon
Lewis John, clerk, res 267 Stockton
Lewis John B. drayman, res Mont'y near Green Lewis Joshua A. carriage painter, brds 18 Bush Lewis J. fruit dealer, 186 Wash'n
Lewis M. M. watchmaker and jewelry, 183 Clay Lewis Roonie J. grain and produce dealer, res N. W. cor Pine & Leavenworth
Lewis Richard, carpenter, res N. W. cor Mont'y and Sutter
Lewis Sabin S. chief engineer steamship Sierra Nevada, res Geary N. s bet Kearny and Dupont
Lewis Mrs. S. boarding, S. W. cor Sansome and Halleck
Lewis W. E. clerk, S. E. cor Sansome and Wash'n Lewis Wm. J. engineer of P. and A. Railroad, office 49 Mont'y Bloek
Lewis Wm. Washington House Leya E. musician, American Theatre
Leyba P. hair dresser, 140 Kearny
Ley Henry D. painter, brds 89 Bush
Lhote E. boots and shoes, 224 Dupont
Lhote R. mechanic, 224 Dupont
Libby J. G. elerk with Duune & Co. cor Broad- way and Battery
Libby Josiah, carpenter, brds with T. P. Langley Lichaw H. P. laborer, res W. s Jessie near Ecker Licheur Hy. P. brds at What Cheer House
Lichtenberg Ch. B. jeweler, Pacific bet Kearny and Dupont
Lichtenfels G. saloon-keeper, 113 Kearny
Lichtfers P. printer, "California Democrat" office, 205 Dupont, res Vallejo bet Stockton and Dupont
Liddell M. K. liquor saloon, Mission Dolores Liddell J. K. carpenter, res Mission Dolores Liebenberg Charles, groceries and liquors, S. W. cor Front and Chambers, res E. s Battery bet Jackson and Pacific
Liéte A. wood and coal, Market Street Wharf Light Simon, porter, 71 Battery
Lightfoot James, keeper of Mansion House, Mis- sion Dolores
Lightner C. W. book-keeper, Union Foundry Lightner J. of Lowisson & Co. res Olympia, W.T. Lightner J. F. broker, res Kearny near Green
Lilevier Y. M. clerk, 321 Dupont. res E. s Du- pont near Union
Lillie L. book-keeper with Lewis Gibson, 61 Front Linaud Felix, mcht, res 373 Powell
Linc V. watchmaker and caps, 228 Dupont Lincoln Jerome, broker, res Rincon Place bet Harrison and Bryant
Lincoln J. clerk, 88 Long Wharf Lind John, clerk at Eureka Brewery
Lindauer A. clerk with Wormser Bros. 70 Bat- tery, hrds 69} Sac'o
Lindauer Bros. importers of clothing, 57 Sac'o Establisbed August, 1853.
Lindauer D. of Lindauer Bros. 57 Sac'o
Lindauer M. of Lindauer Bros. 57 Sac'o, res Du- pont near Green
Lindenberger T. E. book-keeper, at W. G. Bad- ger's, res W. s Kearny bet Green and Vallejo Linderman T. cook, Clinton Hotel
Lindley T. M. & Co. whol'e mchts, Sacramento, office 81 Front, 2d floor
Lindner C. dealer in cider and vinegar, 103 Sutter Lindsey Thos. laborer, res Jessie near Third
LINEN JAMES, liquor dealer, 94 Mont'y, res W. s Dupont bet Geary and St. Mark's Place
Mr. Linen is a native of the city of Edinburgh. He emigrated to the U. States in 1833, and, for twenty years, was exten- sively identified with the book trade in the city of New York. He is well known in the literary world, and, about four years ago, published bis poems in one handsome vol. 12mo. MIr. L. came to San Francisco in January, 1853, and, since that time, bas resided in this city.
Linekin Ira W. of Harding and L. 55 Front, res 136 Dupont
Link V. blacksmith, 39 Sansome, res New En- gland House
Linson E. T. sea captain, res 16 Sansome Linson Mrs. R. boarding house, 16 Sansome
Linzey Mrs. G. liquor saloon, cor Greenwich and Sansome
LION CO. BREWERY, 136 N.s Pine, bet Mont'y and Kearny
This Brewery was established by JudgeS. L. Burrett io 1852, and was koown as the Eagle Brewery. Io 1853, Lyon & Co. became owners, and changed its name to that of its pro- prietors-" Lyon & Co." Dec. 1855, a joint stock company organized under the name of Lion Co. Brewery, purchased the entire works-and, from thisdate, the Brewery assumed the style of Lion Co. Brewery. It bas a capacity of brew- iog 1,000 barrels per mooth. The works are in complete or- der, and employ ao average of ten hands per day.
Lions John B. distiller with Delafont & Margand Lions H. restaurant, 170 Coml
Lipman C. F. of Randolph & L. res S. W. cor Clay & Stockton
Lippman Jos. watch-maker and jeweler, 175 Clay Lipp William, sawyer, res S. s Union near Powell Lippincott A. carpenter, brds 89 Busit
Lippincott W. P. prptr Flour Mills, Front near Market, res 6 Jessie
LIPPITT FRANCIS J. att'y at law, office 44 Mont'y Block, res S. s Jackson, 1st door above Powell
Arriviog in California March 6th, 1847, Mr. L. has been at all times regarded as one of her most estimable citizens. He was one of the framers of the State Constitution, but has never songbt public position. The People's party bave nominated bim as its candidate for the office of State Senator.
Lisiecki M. importer and dealer in boots and shoes, 90 Cal'a, res E. s Sansome bet Pine and Bush
Established October, 1850.
Littin J. A. waiter, Cal'a bet Dupont and Stockton Little Archy, miller, First near Market, brds 6 Jessie
Little A. D. machinist, Sutter Iron Works, res 8 Mellus
Little Bernard, boiler-maker, brds 10 Bush Little F. T. builder, Mission Dolores
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LITTLE JOHN T. &. CO. flour and grain dealers, 30 Clay
Little John T. of J. T. L. & Co. res Stockton bet Pine and Buslı
Little John, shipwright, res Hunt near Mellus Little Robt. gunsmith, 114 Wash'n
LITTLE WM. B. & CO. druggists, 137 Mont'y Established as W. B. Little 1851 ; changed to present style 1853.
Little Wm. B. of W. B. L. & Co. res Riddle's bdg. Clay bet Sansome and Mont'y
Little W. C. receiving teller with Lucas, Turner & Co. res 274 Powell
Littlefield John, mechanic, res N. s Perry near Third
Littlefield George, caulker, brds at Isthmus House Littleford J. jeweler, 171 Wash'n
Litigua A. clerk, 164 Com'l
Litton Thos. res S. s Jackson 2d h above Powell Litton W. H. stevedore, found at 140 Front
Livermore H. P. book-keeper at J. H. Redington & Co's. brds with M. Calkin, Clay st Livingston Marks, res Bush 2d h W. of Mason Livingston Simon, peddler, res E. s Jessie near Ecker
Llebarice Rev. John Francis, V. G. of Vallejo Street Catholic Church, res attached to ch
Lloyd Mrs. A., N. s Folsom bet Fifth and Sim- mons
Lloyd Samuel H. book-keeper with J. Perry, Jr. S. W. cor Mont'y and Merchiant
Lloyd T. L. clerk, 119 Mont'y, res 132 Bush Lloyd William, porter-house, Broadway bet Du- pont and Kearny, res Filbert bet Leaven- worth and Hyde
Lob Simon, clothing dealer, res W. s Taylor
Locon & Co. fancy goods, 179 Clay
Locon F. of L. & Co. 179 Clay
Lochman Michael, baker at Empire Bakery, N. s Bush bet Mason and Powell
Locicero George, prptr Montgomery Baths, 163 Mont y
Locke Mrs. A. H., E. s Dupont bet Post and St. Mark's Place
Locke Elisha, 57 Sansome
Locke R. P. res E. s Dupont bet Post and St. Mark's Place
Locke S. M. of Clarke & L. 110 Battery, brds at Oriental House
Locke S. M. waterman, res 19 Spring
Locke John, grocer, res S. s Post bet Kearny and Dupont
Lookett John, machinist, res N. s Clay bet Jones and Leavenworth
Lockrow Charles, brick-mason, res E. s Hubbard near Howard
LOCKWOOD & HENDRIE, clothiers, 176 Clay Established as Lockwood, Hendrie & Co. June, 1854; changed to present style August, 1855.
Lockwood H. M. of L. & Hendrie, res New York LOCKWOOD & WALLACE, attorneys and coun- selers at law, office 185 Kearny, 2d floor Lockwood R. A. of L. & Wallace, res Powell one door from Broadway
Lockwood Eli. 2d eng'r steamer New World
Lockwood John E. speculator, office 45 Sac'o, res First near Folsom
Lockwood J. ship-wright, cor Clark and Drumm
Loehr Ferdinand, (M. D.) office Dupont bet Cal'a and Sac'o
Lowenstein & Brother, dry goods, 261 Dupont near Pacific
Læwenstein Joseph, of L. & Bro
Lowenstein Jacob, of L. Bro
Lownstein J. of Kuntz & L. 85 Kearny
Lowenstein John, tin-smith, res S. s Post bet Dupont and Stockton
Loewy Brothers & Birgham, imp'rs books and stationery, 2 Custom House Block, Sansome Established as Loewy Brothers, December, 1852 ; changed to present style February, 1854.
Loewy William, of L. Bro's & Birgham
Loewy Herman, of L. Bro's & Birgham
Logan William, laborer, Mission Dolores
Logan H. C. broker, Merchant
Lohmann & Myer, clothing, 185 Wash'n
Lohmann H. of L. & Myer, res E. s Powell bet Vallejo and Broadway
Lolimann Henry S. lumber dealer, res N. s Pa- cific near Mason
Lohse J. F. accountant, res W. s Mason bet Union and Filbert
Loison Louis, baker at New Orleans Bakery, 179 Cal'a
Lolonde D. clerk, 158 Sac'o
Lolor C. P. & Co. com mchts, office rear of 94 Front
Lombard Charles, brds Brenham Place
Lombard Dock, foot of Battery, A. J. McCabe, prptr
Lompiste - res Fuller's Alley
Londrigan Mrs. M. res Folsom bet Heywood and Fourth
London A. painter, res E. s Trinity bet Bush and Sutter
London Printing and Publishing Co. E. J. Muy- gridge, ag't, office 113 Mont'y, 2d floor
Long Claude, hardware mcht, 64 Com'l
Long Lewis H. res S. s Jobn bet Powell and Ma- son
Long Mathew, Ist eng'r steamer Helen Hensley, res E. s Mason near Greenwich
Lonergan Patrick, butcher, 27 Bush
Longraies Louis, bakery, 178 Pacific above Kear- ny
Loocascy Raphael, at Henrickson's saloon, res E. s Jessie near First
Loomis & Wilcox, produce com mchts, 3 Wash'n
Loomis E. J. of L. & Wilcox, 3 Wash'n
Loomis Riley, drayman, 25 Front
Looney William, laborer, res S. s Sutter bet Stockton and Powell
Loos Thomas, tinsmith, 239 Clay
Lopaz Augustus, res Turk het Mason and Taylor Lorber , tailor, res 12 Bush
LORD D. S. & CO. importers and dealers in stationery, warehouse 132 Sansome
Established as D. S. Lord, Nov. 1849, changed to Lord & Washburn, April 1850, then to D. S. Lord, Jan. 1851, then to Lord & Webb, July 1853, and to present style, July 1855.
Lord D. S. of L. & Co. res N. E. cor Hyde and Buslı
Lord & Burnap, groceries and provisions, 215 Jackson
Lord H. of L. & Burnap, 215 Jackson Lord J. clerk, 215 Jackson
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Lord Thos. carpenter, brds What Cheer House Loring & Co. lapidaries, 147 Battery
Loring A. L. of L. & Co. res N. s Green bet Dupont and Stockton
LORING & MASON, grocery mchts, S. W. cor Clay and Taylor
Loring Geo. Y. of L. & Mason, res S. W. cor Clay and Taylor
Loring Saml. of Fiske & L. res N. s Green bet Dupont and Stockton
Loring S. N. store keeper, res Larkin near Green Loring S. of Francis Reed & Co. Cunningham's Block
Loring Wm. P. & Co. dealers in wines and liquors, 92 and 94 Merchant
Loring Wm. P. of W. P. L. & Co
Lorquin Ernest, grocer, cor First and Clementina Lostig Isaac, shoe store, 86 Jackson near Battery Lothian N. minstrel, San Francisco Hall, res Kearny bet Filbert and Union
Lothrop J. J. of English & L. res S. s Sutter bet Dupont and Stockton
Lott Chas. F. of Dickson, De Wolf & Co. res N. s Greenwich bet Dupont and Kearny
Lott Enoch, carpenter, res E. s Hubbard near Howard
Lott Mulchhay, laborer, res Stevenson bet First and Second
Lott Peter, sup't U. S. B. Mint, res N. E. cor Broadway and Mont'y
Loucks G. P. produce com mcht, Clay op East Louderback A. & Co. stall 5 and 6 Wash'n Market Louderback A. of A. L. & Co. dwl Virginia bet Jackson and Pacific
Louderback D. 9 Virginia
Louderback Wm. of Hass & L. res Harlem Place bet Bush and Sutter
Loudensleger Mrs. A. boarding, 90 Pine
Lougee J. W. of Hopp & L. res 122 Sansome
Lougee F. W. clerk, 105 Clay, res N. s Sutter cor Taylor
Loughlin George K. melter in U. S. B. Miut, res 3 Spring
Louis M. book-maker, 147 Com'l
Louisson & Co. fancy goods, 83 Battery
Louisson M. of L. & Co. res Mission bet First and Second
Louisiana House, B. O'Rourke, prptr, 152 Pacific bet Mont'y and Kearny
Louisiana Bakery, Thos. Ryan, prptr, Pinkney Place
Loup L. of H. Levi & Co. 65 Cal'a, res S. E. cor Stockton and Sac'o
Love H. S. att'y at law, 100 Merchant, 3d floor, brds N. s Sac'o bet Stockton and Powell Love John S. brds St. Nicholas Hotel
Lovejoy Alphonso J. res E. s Powell 1 house S. of Pacific
Lovejoy R. B. of Schetter & Lovejoy, res at Hel- vetic Bazaar, Sansome
Lovejoy Rufus, dealer in grain, brds 18 Post Lovelace Peter, groom, Mission Dolores
Loveland David, porter, 16 and 45 Battery Loveland D. H. watchman, Custom House Ware- house, brds What Cheer House
Loveland Orin, carpenter, brds Tennessee Hotel Lovell Edward C. clerk at with Price & Co. res N. E. cor Jackson and Virginia
| Lovenhelm J. book-keeper with Morris Speyer Lovett Joseph, of Nickerson & L. res 87 Dupont Loveritch Simon, tailor, 244 Kearny
Lovitch C. tailor, 77 Kearny
Low Mrs. Anne, (widow) res N. s Jessie near Second
Low John, sea captain, res N. s Clara
Low C. Adolph & Co. com mchts, 30 Front, 2d floor
Low C. A. of C. A. L. & Co. agent for Nic. Ac- cessory Transit Co. res S. s Bush bet Stock- ton and Powell
Lowe, Ebbets & Co. shipping and com mchts, 60 Cal'a, up stairs
Establisbed January, 1852.
Lowe Benjamin F. of Lowe, Ebbets & Co. 60 Cal'a, res N. W. cor Wash'n and Jones
Lowe James, of Allen, Lowe & Co. 132 Clay Lowell Nathan R. clerk, res Perry near Third Lowenberg L. real estate agent, 176 Mont'y Lownder A. S. San Francisco College
Lowry W. reporter of "Herald," 120 Mont'y Lowth John, machinist, 32 Battery
LUBECK & CO. com mchts, office S. W. cor East and Jackson
Lubeck C. W. of L. & Co. res W. s Powell bet Clay and Wash'n
Luberg Henry, feed store, Pacific near Jones Lubey Mrs. M. E. upholsterer, 183 Cal'a Lubey Wm. upholsterer, 183 Cal'a
Lubock H. S. captain Steamer Sophie
Lubbock W. M. agent of Steamers Sophie and Guadaloupe, office cor Pacific and Davis, up stairs
Lubsh L. clothing mcht, 216 Kearny bet Pacific and Kearny
Lucas, Turner & Co. bankers, S. cor Wash'n and Battery
Lucas John, carpenter, res Mont'y near Vallejo Lucas Thomas, carpenter, 147 Battery
Lucas Wm. laborer, Custom House, cor Jessie and Second
Lucchey P. cook, 155 Com'l
Luce Jirah, carrier "Evening Bulletin "
Lucien & Mongrolle, tailors, cor Clay and Du- pont Lucien G. of L. & M.
Lucke H. boots and shoes, 283 Dupont near Broadway
Luders Wm. A. U. S. B. Mint employee, brds 190 Cal'a
Luders E. T. clerk with Haraszthy & Co. W. s Kearny bet Sutter & Post
Ludington Geo. with Fonda & Gray
Ludlam Anthony, oyster dealer, res Howard bet Third and Jane
Ludlow Capt. James, pilot, res 163 Mission
Ludlum C. 94 Kearny Ludlum Thomas B. grocer, 94 Kearny
Ludwick Charles, porter with Taaffe, McCahill & Co
Ludwig J. A. carpenter, 4 Trinity
Ludy C. prptr Philadelphia Saloon, cor Jackson and Dupont
Luedke R. jewelry and watches, 159 Wash'n, res N. s Pine bet Kearny and Dupont Luftin J. mcht, E. of Drumm
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SAN FRANCISCO [L]
RE BEST MEDICINLO
APOTHECARIES HALL
LITTLE&CO
LAMXERS
G.C.o.
ARE SOLD AT LITTLE'S
137 MONTGOMERY STREET, BETWEEN COMMERCIAL AND CLAY, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. FOR ONE HALF THE PRICE Usually charged by Apothecaries.
WM. B. LITTLE
Proprietor of this Establishment,
Is a member of the Massachusetts College of Phar- macy, and has had twenty years' practical experi- ence as a Druggist and Chemist.
D. S. LORD & CO.
IMPORTERS OF
BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY PRINTING MATERIAL AND PAPERS Of every description .- Also, Agents for White & Co.'s Type Foundry.
No. 132 SANSOME STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
D. S. LORD,
G. A. MENDON, San Francisco.
G. A. VAN BOKKELEN,
New York.
N. B .- R. Hoe & Co's and Ruggles' Printing Presses for Sale.
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LAWRENCE & HOUSEWORTH,
No. 177 CLAY STREET, SOUTH SIDE, BETWEEN MONTGOMERY AND KEARNY STREETS, SAN FRANCISCO x
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF PHILOSOPHICAL, Optical and Mathematical INSTRUMENTS, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
ADDISON MARTIN IMPORTER -OF-
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
ETC., ETC.
NORTH-EAST CORNER FRONT AND CALIFORNIA STS. SAN FRANCISCO.
Entrance on Front Street
Office, Second Floor.
MERCER & BERNHEIM, WHOLESALE & RETAIL
CONFECTIONERS,
No. 136 KEARNY STREET,
CHAS. H. MERCER,
MAURICE BERNHEIM, S
SAN FRANCISCO,
Constantly on hand, a large supply of CANDY, or made to order at short notice.
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Luhden Lewis, clerk with A. Hussman Luhr E. painter, res Ritchie bet Brannan and Bryant
Luhrs E. F. grocer, cor Pike and Sac'o
Luessmann & Co. cigar dealers, 325 Dupont Luessmann E. of L. & Co
Lukenburg James, cabinet-maker, W. s Jessie near Anthony
Lum Alexander S. Bank Exchange Billiard Sa- loon, res S. s Jessie near Second
Lumbard Chas. brds with Dr. Whitney, Bren- ham Place
Lumley George, liquor saloon, cor Battery and Union
Lumm J. G. carpenter, brds What Cheer House Lumoree & Kenny, prptrs livery stable, 151 Pa- cific
Lumoree Dan'l, of L. & K. brds at Clinton House Lun Wo & Co. (Chinese) mchts, 180 Sac'o
Lund H. clerk with Cross & Co. 157 Battery
Lund Robert, painter, res S. E. cor Battery and Jackson, up-stairs
Lundy Wm. res 13 Broadway
Luning N. office Leidesdorff near Sac'o, res S. W. cor Pine and Powell
Lunt D. carpenter, res W. s Mason near Green- wich
Lunt J. R. clerk with Patrick & Co. res W. s Riley near Taylor
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