The San Francisco directory for the year 1869, Part 95

Author: Langley, Henry G
Publication date: 1858
Publisher: San Francisco : Commercial Steam Presses, S.D. Valentine & Sons
Number of Pages: 1076


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Lehmann Henry, dwl 1006 Clay


Lehmann John, melter with Clerc & Co


Lehmann Jobn, glazier, dwl New Atlantic Hotel


Lehmann Theodore, melter City Foundry, dwI E s Main bet Folsom and Harrison


Lehmann .- See Leaman


Lehmhus Richard, longshoreman, bds 7 Washington Lehminn William, bootmaker, 128 Fifth


LEHMKUHL ERNEST, groceries and liquors, 415 Fourth


Lehmkuhl Henry, physician, office and dwl 722 Montgomery


Lebn Louis, tanner, dwl Es Folsom Av nr Folsom Lehnhardt Charles, expresswagon, SE cor Pine and Sansom, dw1 160 Tehama


Lehuhardt Christian, bookkeeper 97 California Mar- ket, dwl 138 Dora


Lehnhardt Henry, machinist, 235 Third, dwl 160 Teliama


Lehnig Ernst, machinist with Jonathan Kittredge, dwl 545 Mission


Lebritter Jobn, ( Stulz &- L.) dwl 21 John


LEHRKE HENRY, groceries and liquors, SE cor Mariposa and Indiana


Lehwig Ernest, woodturner, dwl 507 Mission


Lehy John B., cook Cliff House, dwl NE cor Kearny and Broadway


Leibe William, brassfinisher with W. T. Garratt, dwl 220 Minna


Leibe William, laborer, dwl 507 Mission


Leiberg Thomas, stevedore, Lumb. Stev. Ass., Bar- ra's Hall


Leibert John G., mason, dwl N s Oak or Lagnna Leichter Carl, clerk with Taylor & Bendel, dwl 622 Vallejo


Leicken Frederick W., clerk 408 Folsom


Leiding Henry, clerk with R. H. Magill


LEIGHTON ( Augustus V.) & CO., carpenters, 813 Market


Leighton Charles, expresswagon, dwl W s Shotwell bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth


Leighton Charles F., plasterer, dwl W & White Place nr Bryant


Leighton Francis, clerk, dwl 10 Natoma


Leighton Isabella B., (widow) dwl 1431 Taylor


Leighton Jobn A., foreman machinists S. F. & San José R. R., dwl N s Fifteenth nr Mission


Leighton Peter, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Leighton Thomas A., carpenter, H. C. League, 25 Post


Leighton .- See Layton


Leiny James, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Leihy John, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Leihy Michael, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Leiby Patrick, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Leihy William, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Leimert Joseph, salesman with L. Leimert, dwl 760 Mission


Leimert Louis, confectioner, 142 Third


Lein Henry, wines and liquors, 659 Clay, dwl Hansa Hotel


Leinhoop Frederick, clerk with A. Brumwell, dwl NW cor Sansom and Union


Leinky Joseph, plumber, Pro. E. H. League, 346 Bush


Leintner Carlo, restaurant, dwl N s Gerke Alley


Leip Charles, dwl E s Mississippi bet Solano and Mariposa


LEIPNITZ GUSTAVE, druggist 419 Bush


Leipsig Isaac, milkman, cor Van Ness Avenne and Pine


Leise Albert, cooper, dwl Agnes Lane nr Vallejo


Leisen Frank, sashmaker with D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 5 Cushman


Leisen Gary, clerk with John M. Bogart & Co., dwl 5 Cushman


Leisen Meas, painter, dwl 5 Cushman


Leiser Albert, cooper with Cutting & Co., dwl 5 Agnes Lane


Leiser John A., boots and shoes, 1227 Dupont


Leisewitz Henry, bookkeeper with R. Feuerstein & Co., dwl 1120 Stockton


Leishman John, molder Vulcan Iron Works, dwl 43 Ecker


Leisner Nicholas, dwl 1904 Mason


Leist Charles, messenger Pay Department U. S. A., office 417 Kearny, dwl 1506 Powell


Leist Charles Mrs., dressmaker, 1506 Powell Leite V. Domingos, laborer, dwl 117 Clark


Leith Louisa, (widow) dressmaker, 112 Taylor Leitner Samuel, bricklayer, dwI 712 Sutter


Leland H. D., captain schooner Mary Ellen, office with Goodall' & Nelson, cor.East and Merchant Leland Pierre, with R. H. McDonald & Co., dwl 325} Bush


Leland Sarah A., (widow) dwl 618 California


Lele George, restaurant, 107 Dupont


Lelevier Toussaint, restaurant, dwl 616 Broadway


Lelievre Adolph E., ( Kaindler, Scellier, L. & Co.) dwl 701 Stockton


Lelong Joseph, confectioner, dwl NW cor Twenty- fourth and Treat Avenue


Lelor David, trunkmaker, dwl W 8 Harriet nr Six- teenth


Lelonedec R., tailor, dwl 1332 Dupont


Lem ( John H.) & Wagner, ( Henry) painters, 120 Ellis


Lemachi Albert, carpenter, H. C. League, 25 Post Lemaire Anton, groceries and liquors, SE cor Fifth and Perry


Leman Bartole, laborer with J. B. Kemp


E. H. JONES & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Fancy Dry Goods.


M. S. WHITING & CO'S MEDICAL BRANDY for invalids, is pure and unadulterated. See next leaf.


REDINGTON HOSTETTER & CO., Headquarters for Druggists on Pacific Coast.


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PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY circulates throughout Utah and Washington Territories.


Lemar Robert C., conductor City Railroad, dwl 12 | Lennehan Jobn, laborer with J. B. Kemp Twelfth


Lemas James, steward, dw1 511 Davis


Lemasney Thomas, hostler, dwl Louisa nr Fourth Lemcke Albert, cabinetmaker with Schroder & Co., dwl S s Day bet Guerrero and Dolores


Lemcke Otto, ( Brume & L.) dwl 129 Fourth Lemee Juana A. Agama Mrs., dw1 403 Union Lemeteyer Pierre H., stovemounter with Tay, Brooks & Backus, dwl 1112 Montgomery


Lemieure Henry, carpenter, dwl NE cor Mission and Sixth


Lemis William, stoneentter, dwl Beideman Place Lemkau John, ( Lemkau & Brother ) dwl NW cor Dupont and O'Farrell


Lemkan (Henry) & Brother, (John Lemkau) gro- ceries and liqnors, NW cor Dupont and O'Far- rell


Lemkie Charles H., hairdresser, 1407 Stockton


LEMME BROTHERS, (Charles R. and Ferdi- nand) manufacturing jewelers, 407 Bush


Lemme Charles, ( Lemme Brothers ) dwl 423 Ellis Lemme Ferdinand, ( Lemme Bros.) dwl 720 Geary Lemmen George Capt., dwl SE cor Minna and Fifth


Lemmon William, livery-stablekeeper, dwl 907 Greenwich


Lemner Joseph, boilermaker Vulcan Iron Works, dwl cor Welsh and Fourth


Lemoind Madame, dwl 774 Folsom


Lemoine J. B., (Lemoine, Gambert & Co.) res Savoy


Lemoine, (J. B.) Gambert ( Felix) & Co., (A. La- garde, J. Turel, and F. Dauphin) butter and cheese, San Francisco Market, stalls 15-19


Lemon Charles, salesman with Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl Lick House


Lemon James H., (Simpson & L.) dwl 10 Harriet Lemon Jobn, grainer with Simpson & Lemon, dwl 14 Harriet


Lemon Nicholas, coremaker Ætna Iron Works, dwl 3 Beale Place


Lemon Samuel, carpenter. dwl Coso Honse


Lemon William, carpenter, dwl 231 Stevenson


Lemont George W., laborer, dwI W s Second Ave- nue nr Sixteenth


Lemp Conrad, laborer, dwl SE cor Hinckley and Pinkney


Lempp Paul, machinist, dw1 559 Bryant


Lena James, waiter C. S. Nav. Co's steamer Yose- mite, dwl


Lenard Peter, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Lener Joseph A., wines and liquors, 757 Mission


Lenfest A. A., teamster, dwl E s Fair Oaks bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth


Lenfest Elizabeth, (widow) dressmaker, dwl E s Fair Oaks betwe Twenty-third and Twenty- fourth


Lengert M. A., carriagemaker with A. W. Burn- ham, dwl 18 Eddy


Lengert Michael, wheelwright, dwl 911 Market


Lengfeld Abraham, clerk with Charles Roturier, dwl 414 Post


Lengfeld Louis, merchant, dw1 414 Post


Lenhardt Adam, carpets, 1232 Stockton


Lenhardt Jobn, upholsterer, dwl 633 Broadway Lenhart James M., manager Occidental Hotel Coaches, dwl 18 Howard Court


Lenihan Cornelius, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Lenihan Daniel, laborer, dwl E s Sixth nr Brannan Leuihan Edward, laborer with J. B. Kemp Leniban Martin, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Lenihan Patrick, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Lenihan Thomas, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Lenko Abraham, fireman C. S. Nav. Co's steamer Reliance


Lennan John, dwl 21 Frederick, rear


Lennard Robert, lumberman, dwl S & Harrison bet Main and Spear


Lennet Jobn, boatman, dwl NW cor Powell and Francisco


Lenney John, bootmaker with H. S. Perkins, dwl Tehama bet First and Second


Lenning James, carpenter, H. C. League, 25 Post Lennis Theodore, porter, SW cor Sixth and Steven- son


Lennon Alexander, bairdresser with Hayden & Zander, dwl foot Essex


Lennon Edward, laborer, Lab. League, Dashaway Hall


Lennon Henry, carder Pioneer Woolen Factory, dwl North Point nr Van Ness Avenue


Lennon James, carpenter, dwl N s Fell nr Buchanan Lennon James, laborer with J. B. Kemp


LENNON JOHN A., groceries and lignors, NW cor Turk and Mason and SE cor Fourth and Minna


Lennon Nicholas, molder, dwl 3 Beale Place


Lennon William, carpenter with Langland & Cam- eron, dwl 20 Russ


Lennox Jarvis, driver with Earl Kerr, dwl NE cor Montgomery and Filbert


Lennox Robert D., merchandisebroker, 405 Front, dwl 1001 California


Lenns Nicolas, cook, dw1 922 Howard


Lenoir Charles, boots and shoes, 422 Third, dwl 102 Silver


Lenoir Jesus, dwl S s Nobili Alley


Lenoir Nathaniel, porter with Brittan, Holbrook & Co., dw1 102 Silver


Lenoire Augustus, calker, dw1 545 Second


Lenone Michael, conductor N. B. & M. Railroad, dwl 1036 Folsom


Lenormand Bros., ( Emile and Joseph) groceries and liquors, SW cor Dupont and Pine


Lenormand Joseph, ( Lenormand Bros.) dwl SW cor Monroe and Pine


Lenormand Leon, groceries and liquors, 508 Filbert Lens Edward, mariner, bds 531 East Lent Silas, engineer, dw1 2105 Mason


LENT WILLIAM M., mining, office 419 Califor- nia, dwl 555 Harrison


Lentz Daniel, ballkeeper, dw1 228 Bush


Lentz Jacob E., laborer, dwl 6 Morey Alley


Lenz William, tailor, and furnished rooms, 515 Pine Lenzen John J., bootmaker, 208 Sutter, dwl 14 Gardner Alley


Leod John C., shipwright, Ship. Ass., Barra's Hall Leon Fanny Mrs., dressmaker, 251 Third


Leon Francisco, real estate, dwl 814 Dupont


Leon George T., fireman S. F. & San José Rail- road, dwl cor Thirteenth and Valencia


Leon Patrick, carpenter, dw! 12 Oak Grove Avenue Leon Raphael, (widow) furnished rooms, 1309 Stock Leon Refugio, (widow) dwl 830 Harrison


Leon Richard, gilder with Suow & Roos, dwl 831 Pacific


Leon Zenobia, (widow) dwl 83l Pacific


Leonard Albert E., woodturner, with B. Freeman, dwl 417 Kearny


Leonard Cornelius, foreman Patternmakers' Union Iron Works, dwl 115 Second


Leonard Cornelius J., laborer, dwl S & Townsend bet Fourth and Fifth


Leonard E. A., carpenter, dwl 420 Fremont


Leonard Edward, shipcarpenter with P. H. Tiernan, dwl 4 Crook


LEONARD (E. W.) & WILLIAMS, (George N.) agents Economical Mutual Life Insurance Co., office 12 Geary


LEONARD EPHRAIM W., ( Leonard & Wil- liams ) and recorder City and County San Fran- cisco, dwl 717 Post


Leonard Harvey R., ( Hyatt & L.) dwl 1309 Cal LEONARD HIRAM, brev. brig. gen. U. S. A., and chief paymaster Military Division Pacific, office 417 Kearny, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel


EDWARD BOSQUI & CO., Book and Job Printers, cor. Leidesdorff and Clay.


C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., No3. 712, 714 and 716, Kearny Street.


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Leonard James, mining operator, dwl International Hotel


Leonard John, deckhand C. S. Nav. Co's steamer Julia


Leonard John, hostler with J. H. Swain, dwl W s Fremont nr First


Leonard John, painter, dwl Es Yerba Buena nr Clay


Leonard Joseph, ( Leonard & Co.) dwl E s Mont- gomery nr Union


Leonard ( Joseph ) & Co., drygoods, 731 Mont


Leonard Joseph B., pilot examiner, office 35 Mer- chants' Exchange, dw1 10 Park Avenue


Leonard M. A., molder Vulcan Iron Works, dwl 212 Second


Leonard Michael, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Leonard Patrick, driver Omnibus Railroad


Leonard Patrick, laborer, dwl SE cor Main and How


Leonard Peter, laborer, dw1 423 Folsom


Leonard P. M., pantryman Steamer Dining Saloon, NE cor First and Brannan


Leonard Richard, (colored) cook, bds 7 Broadway Leonard Samuel C., printer with Bacon & Company Leonard Thomas, helper with Thomas Day, dwl cor Broadway and Kearny


Leonard Thomas, laborer, dwl SW cor Folsom & Main


Leonard Willard, real estate agent, office room 3, 109 California, res Oakland


Leonhardt August, cigarmaker, dwl 311 O'Farrell Leonhardt Carl, baker with Henry Hoesch, 614 Clay Leonhardt Charles, shoemaker, 95 Stevenson, dwl 210 First


Leonhardt Ernest, cigars and tobacco, 627 Broad- wav, and clerk with Lampe Bros


Leoni Fidel, waiter Union Club, 403 Montgomery Leontine Bassery Miss, actress, dwl 1230 Stockton Leopold Henry, dwl 241 Minna


Leppien Jacob, clerk with F. O. Wagener & Co., dwl 852 Folsom


Leppien Frederick J., clerk, dwl N s Green bet Hyde and Larkin


Leppit Leonard, tailor, dwl 9 St. Charles Place Lepreux Charles, merchant, dwl 1020 Stockton Lequier Maurice, liquor saloon, 1127 Dupont


Lermen Jacob, barkeeper with Charles A. Stewart, dwl 111 Union


Lermitte François, restaurant, 530 Merchant Lermond A. J., shipwright, Ship. Ass., Barra's Hall Leroi Caroline Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 1320 Stock


Lerond Theodore, laborer C. S. N. Co's steamer Capital


Leroux Alfred, laundryman, dwl 1 Quincy Place Leroux Charlemagne, wines and liquors, 1008 Du- pont, dwl SW cor Virginia Place and Bwdy Leroux Ernest, wines and liqnors, 1010 Dupont Leroux Thomas, sawyer California Mills, dwl N s Lick nr First


Leroy Nellie, danseuse Bella Union Theater, dwl 1315 Stockton


Leroy .- See LeRoy


Leseur Eugene, dwl 5 Spofford Alley


Leslie Augus, seaman, dwl Es Shotwell bet Nine- teenth and Twentieth


Leslie J. A., clerk Pay Department U. S. Army, 417 Kearny, dwl Occidental Hotel


Leslie Robert, steward steamer Republic, dwl 111 Harrison


Leslie W. J., laborer with J. B. Kemp


Lesmer Isaac, clothing, 824 Montgomery


Lesquire L., molder Vulcan Iron Works, dwl 19 Clementina


Lessel Jobn, carpenter, dwl 716 Pacific


Lesser Charles, with N. Gray & Co., dwl 641 Sacra- mento


Lesser Isidore, shoemaker with Marks & Calisber, dwl 136 Clara


Lesser Marks, cutter with Marks & Calisher, dwl 833 Pacific


Lessmann Joseph, groceries and liquors, NE cor Bush and Larkin


Leste Joseph, butcher with Louis Peres & Co., dwl NW cor Brannan and Ninth


Lester Charles, shoemaker, dwl 12 Stewart


Lester David. ( Lester & Co.) dwl NW cor Sansom and Washington


Lester ( David ) & Co., ( William H. Deusen) ship- pingmasters, office 17 Vallejo


Lester John, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Co., dwl cor Harrison and Ninth


Lester Michael, laborer, S. F. & P. Sugar Co., dwl E s Eighth bet Brannan and Bryant


Leszinsky August, waiter with A. J. Senatz, dwl 678 Market


Leszinsky Isaac H., tailor, 529 East


Leszynsky Abraham, clerk with Stolz Brothers, dwl 54 Second


Leszynsky Charles, clerk with Stolz Brothers, dwl 145 Natoma


Leszynsky Herman E., merchant, dwl 828 Sutter Leszynsky Julius J., salesman 532 Kearny, dwl 520 Ò'Farrell


Leszynsky Lesser, (Leszynsky & Lazar) dwl 329 Minna


Leszynsky (Lesser ) & Lazar, ( Leopold ) cloaks and mantillas, 506 Kearny


Leszynsky Morris S., expresswagon, 331 Sansom, dwl 145 Natoma


Leszynsky Samuel, (A. Stolz & Co.) dwl 548} Tehama


Letcher Richard, carpenter, H. C. Leagne, 25 Post Letellier Alexander, jeweler, 620 Merchant


Lethre August, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Letemora Jobn, longshoreman, dw1 317 Vallejo, rear Letitia and Poole Consolidated S. M. Co., (White Pine) office 419 California


Letra Antoine, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Letroadec Henry, driver with G. Venard, dwl 735 Green


Letroadec Julien L., clerk with Frank G. Edwards, dwl Bower Place


Letroadec Louis, cook French Hospital, dwl Bower Place


LETTE GEORGE, secretary German Savings and Loan Society, 513 California, dwl 17 Third


LETTERMAN JONATHAN, physician and cor- oner City and County S. F., office and dwl 135 Kearny


Letterman William, stevedore, Lumb. Stev. Ass., Barra's Hall


Letters Christopher, porter with John Howes, dwl Il Harlan Place


Lettige Antonio, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery Lettwald Charles, dwl N s Grove nr Gough


Len Adolph, porter 5 Battery, dwl 7 Dupont, rear Len Henning, shoemaker, dwl 606 Minna


Leu Henry, shoemaker, dwl 565 Stevenson


Leu Louis, laborer, dwl W s Dora bet Harrison and Bryant


Leu Peter, shoemaker, dw1 567 Stevenson


Leu Valerian, brassfinisher with W. T. Garratt, dwl 503 Greenwich


Leuthe Jacob, porter Home of the Inebriate, dwl NE cor Stockton and Chestnut


Leve Henry, fireman, dwl N s Washington bet East and Drumm


Levensohn Mayer, (Levensohn & Galland) dwl 826 Folsom


Levensohn ( Mayer) & Galland, ( Joseph B.) mer- chants Red Bluff's and Tehama, office 618 Sac Leventritt Marion, ( Rosenstock, Price & Co.}dwl 207 Kearny


Leveny George, calker, Ship C. Ass., Barra's Hall Leveque Adolph, nurseryman and florist, Lagoon Levéque Joseph, Rock Ranch Milkranch, W & Old San José Road nr Rock Bridge, dwl 1119 Miss Leverett Edward John, hunter, dwl SW cor Wash- ington and Hyde


E. H. JONES & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Silk and Velvet Ribbons.


Invalids can obtain pure Whisky, Brandy, Gin, and other Stimulants, of M. S. WHITING & CO., 219 Bush St. See next leaf,


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COOPER'S MAGNETIC BALM is the best Family Friend and Companion.


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PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, Henry G. Langley, Publisher, 612 Clay Street, San Francisco.


Leveridge W. K., dwl Occidental Hotel


Leverone Nicholas, groceries and liquors, 902 Kearny, dwl 1020 Keurny


Levet John B., carpenter and builder, dwl 409 Dupont


Levey Edward L., Eldorado polish, 117 Sutter, dwl 1413 Clay


Levi Albert A. ( A. B. Elfelt & Co.) res New York Levi Benjamin, ( Jacobs & L.) dwl 826 Kearny


Levi Charles, laborer, dwl 1427 Kearny


Levi David, dwl 29 Park Avenue


Levi David, gasfitter with Middleton & Hobson, dwl 939 Folsom


Levi Ferdinand, clothdealer, dwl 1043 Folsom Levi Julius, tinsmith, dwl 205 Sansom


Levi Leopold, upholsterer, 1514 Stockton


Levi M. Mrs., dwl 401 Stockton


Levi Marquis, seacaptain, dwl 42 Louisa


Levi Michael S., tailor, 303 Third


Levi R., dw1 724 Harrison


Levi Simon, clerk 25 Battery


Levi Valerian, brassturner, dwl 503 Greenwich


Levi .- See Leavy and Levy


Levigne Raymond, lithographer with Britton. & Rey, dwl cor Green and Dupont


Levillain Théophile, decorator, 809 Pacific


Levillan Fernando J. C., saloon 1432 Dupont, dwl 1427 Pacific


Levillan Henry C., dw1 1427 Pacific


Levin Dominick, harnessmaker with M. Lawless, dwl Es Eighth bet Brannan and Bryant


Levin Jacob, ( Von Rhein, L. & Co.) dw1 320 Minna Levin Louis, tailor, 444} Third


Levine Abraham, salesman with L. Coben, dwl 224 Turk


Levine Adolph, merchant, dwl 226 Turk


Levine James, hostler A. R. C. Ice Co., dwl Atlantic House


Levine James, peddler, dwl 27 Ritch


Levingston Abraham, crockery and glassware, 8 Kearny, dwl 6 Sixth


Levingston .- See Livingston


Levinsky I., dw1 742 O'Farrell


Levinson Caroline, (widow) dwl 813 Hyde .


Levinson Frank, stationer, dw1 79 Everett


Levinson Joseph, merchant, dwl 1524 Powell


Levinson Rose Miss, assistant teacher North Cosmo- politan School, dwl 813 Hyde


Levinson Thomas, dwl E s Sansom bet Vallejo and Battery


Levinson William, clerk with Olney & Co., dwl 813 Hyde


LEVISON BROTHERS, ( Lewis & Hermann Lev- ison) importers watches, jewelry, diamonds, sil- verware, watch materials, etc., 629 Washington Levison Hermann, ( Levison Bros.) dwl SW cor Bush and Van Ness Avenue


Levison Isidore, gents' furnishing goods, 159 Second, dwl 632 Market


Levison Jacob, clerk with Levison Bros., dwl 511 Hyde


Levison Lewis, ( Levison Bros. ) res New York Levison Leopold, peddler, dwl 928 Folsom


LEVISTON GEORGE, Justice of the Peace, office 804 Montgomery, room 4, dw1 623 Bush


Leviston George Jr. attorney at law, office 606 Washington, dw1 623 Bush


Leviston William, attorney at law, office 3 Exchange Building, dwl 623 Bush


Levitt J. B., carpenter, H. C. Leagne, 25 Post


Levitzsky David, ( Von Poser & L.) dwl 445 Jessie Levue Charles, carriagemaker, dwl 325 Fourth Levy A., (widow) dwl 173 Clara


Levy Abraham, glazier, dw1 5 Natoma


Levy Abraham, salesman with P. Levy & Bro., dwl 215 Sixth


Levy Adolph, boots and shoes, 19 Second, dwl 342 Seventh Levy Alexander, expresswagon, dwl 237 Clara


Levy Alexander, (colored) jobber, dw1 829 Vallejo Levy Alexander, merchant, dwl 324 Clementina Levy Alexander, tailor, 530} Third


Levy Ascher, clothier, dwl 242 Jessie


Levy Ascher, peddler, dwl 415 Clementina


Levy Benjamin, drygoods, dwl 115 Fifth


Levy Benjamin, salesman 319 Sacramento, dwl 214 Sansom


Levy Benjamin, tailor, 749 Clay


Levy Bernard, ( Rosener & L.) dw1 1030 Pine


Levy Bernard, clerk with Triest & Friedlander, dwl Jackson nr Front


Levy Bernhard L., merchant, dwl 517 Post


Levy Celine Mrs., furnished rooms, 323 Kearny


Levy Charles, salesman 113 Battery, dwl SE cor Bush and Dupont


Levy David, clerk with W. B. Pless, dwl 142} Minna


Levy David P., barkeeper SE cor Sac and Battery Levy David S., dw1 633 O'Farrell . Levy Edward J., clerk with William Levy, dwl 1422 Folsom


Levy Elias, salesman with George J. S. Hyams, dw1 951 Folsom


Levy Emannel, bookkeeper, dw1 917 Post


Levy Ferdinand, auctioneer with Lawrence Ryan, dwl cor Kearny and Filbert


Levy Flora Miss, dwl 215 Kearny


Levy Frederick, painter, dwl 312 Fremont


Levy Gustave, importer and jobber drygoods, 212 Sansom, dw1 115 Fifth


Levy Hannah Mrs., midwife, 13 Third


Levy Harris, ( S. & H. Levy) dwl 324 Jessie


Levy Henry, bookkeeper 131 Second, dwl 951 Fol Levy Henry, clothing, 244 Third, dwl 120 Shipley Levy Henry, groceries and liquors, 723 Sansom, dwl SW cor Jackson and Mason


Levy Henry, (of S. Haas & Co., Virginia City) dwl 632 Market


Levy Henry L., (H. L. Levy & Co.) dwl 26 Stock Levy Herman, manager Independent Coal Mines, dwl 1024 Larkin


Levy H. L. & Co., (M. Londen) clothing, 414 San Levy Henry M., clothing, 631 Kearny, dwl American Exchange


Levy H. M., butcher with A. Frank, dwl Broadway bet Stockton and Powell


Levy Isaac, dwl 1509 Powell


Levy Isaac, ( A. Loewel & Co.) dwl Filbert bet Powell and Mason


Levy Isaac, (Julius Levy & Bro. ) dwl 1509 Powell


Levy Isaac, ( Livingston & Co.) dwl 617 Green


Levy Isaac, clothing, 227 Pacific


Levy Isaac, glazier, dwl 26 Howard


Levy Isidor, tailor, 205 Second


Levy Jacob, ( M. Levy & Bro.) dwl 119 Perry


Levy Jacob, boarding and lodging, 214 Sansom


Levy Jacob, salesman with Harris Lando, cor Green- wich and Dupont


Levy Jacob, tailor, dwl 814 Stockton


Levy J. G., clothing, 631 Kearny


Levy John, ( Braverman & L.) dwl 337 Eddy


Levy John, furniture, 304 Dupont


Levy Julius & Bro., ( Isaac Levy) drygoods, 1106 Stockton


Levy Julius, (Julius Levy & Bro.) dwl 16 John


Levy Julius, merchant, dwl Nucleus Hotel


Levy Lazard, dwl 313 Clementina


Levy Leon, salesman with J. Bloch, dwl 807 Pac Levy Louis, dw1 737 Howard


Levy Louis, clothing, 208 and 522 Pacific, dwl 514 Green


Levy Louis, clothing, 607 Davis


Levy Louis, commission merchant, dwl 1107 Folsom


Levy Louis, drygoods, 412 Third


Levy Louis, hairdresser, S s Jackson bet East and Drumm


Levy Louis, paper-boxfactory, 408 Sacramento, dwl 151 Clara


EDWARD BOSQUI & CO., Bookbinders, Leidesdorff st., corner of Clay.


C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., Nos. 712, 714 and 716, Kearny Street.


SAN FRANCISCO


DIRECTORY. 381


Levy Lonis, peddler, dwl 255 Perry


Levy Louis, porter with F. Mandlebaum, dwl 312 Sacramento


Levy Louis, tailor, dwl 939 Folsom


Levy Louis A., furnished rooms, 305 Kearny


Levy Ludwig, jeweler with R. B. Gray & Co., dwl 306 Mason


Levy M. & Brother, (Jacob Levy ) wholesale dry and fancygoods, 2 Battery


Levy Marcus, ( M. Levy & Bro. ) res New York


Levy Marcus, clothing, S s Jackson bet East and Drumm


Levy Marcus, letter Department Pacific Union Ex- press Co


Levy Marcus B., real estate, dwl 1157 Mission


Levy Marks, clothing, 128 Pacific


Levy Marks, tailor, 91 Stevenson


Levy Marks D., bookkeeper 212 Sansom, dwl 235 Jackson


Levy Mary, (widow) real estate, dwl 417 Bush


Levy Max, salesman with Isaacs & Gross, dwl 109 Montgomery


Levy Michael, cloths, etc., 643 Sacramento, dw1 807 Pacific


Levy Michel, ( Levy & Sinay) dwl 1423 Stockton Levy ( Michel) & Sinay ( Elie) drygoods, 618 Kearny Levy Morris, dwl 1220 Pine


Levy Morris, expresswagon, SE cor California and Kearny, dwl Grove bet Octavia and Lagnna


Levy Morris, watchmaker, 706 Kearny, dwl 137 Natoma


Levy Morris B., dwl 517 Post


Levy Nathan, dwl 819 Vallejo


Levy Nathan, butcher, dwl Ss Bryant bet Seventh and Eighth


Levy Nathan, glazier, dwl 507 Mission


Levy Nathan, liquor saloon, SE cor Kearny and Post, dwl 264 Stevenson


Levy Nathan E., clerk with Hyams Brothers, dwl 10 Third


Levy Otto, boots and shoes, dwl 342 Seventh


Levy P. & Brother, (U. Levy) clothing, 410 and 412 Sansom


Levy Philip, ( P. Levy & Brother ) res New York Levy P. L., tailor, 441 Bush


Levy Raphael, junk, dwl 463 Jessie


Levy Robert, jeweler with Victor Hanser, dwl 49 Louisa


Levy S. & H., jobbers drygoods, 420 Sacramento Levy Samuel, clerk 16 Kearny, dwl 13 Third


Levy Samuel, clerk with Schweitzer, Sachs & Co., dwl 236 Sutter


Levy Samuel, clerk with Davis & Lewis, dwl 5 Natoma


Levy Samuel, locksmith with Joseph Bein, dwl 31 Park Avenue


Levy Samuel W., commission merchant, office SE cor Pine and Battery, dw1 424 Eddy


Levy Simon, ( Martin Gilmore & Co.) dwl 15} Harriet


Levy Simon, clerk 25 Battery, dwl N s Sntter nr Dupout


Levy Simon, furniture, 609 Mission, dw1 551 Miss Levy Solomon, ( Allison, L. & Co.) dwl 316 Davis Levy Solomon, drygoods, 420 Sac, dwl 458 Clem Levy Solomon, clothing, 237 Jackson


Levy Solomon A., ( Weil &. L.) res New York Levy Sylvain, clerk, dwl 807 Pacific


Levy Ushier, ( P. Levy & Brother ) dwl 242 Jessie


Levy William, livery stable, Ver Mehr ur Kearny, dwl 20 Lonisa


Levy William, wines and liquors, SE cor O'Farrell and Stockton, dwl 20 Louisa


Levy Wolf, tailor, dwl 20 Park Avenue Levy .- See Leavy and Levi


Lewald George, bookkeeper with Goldstein, Seller & Co., dwl 10 Powell


Lewald Louis, expresswagon, SW cor California and Battery, dwl 137 Natoma


Leweke George, ( Heinz & L.) dwl 458 Jessie Lewell David, wholesale butcher, dwl 755 Clay


Lewelling Oregon, driver with John Bamber & Co., res Oakland


Lewellyn Robert, ( Lewellyn & Co.) dwl 14 Clay Lewellyn ( Robert) & Co., ( Daniel McMillan) gro: ceries and liqnors, 14 and 16 Clay


Lewenthal Wolf, drygoods, 222 Sixth


Lewin E. & Co., (Shasta) Kruse & Enler agents, office 211 Front


Lewis A. J., dwl 559 Tehama




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