The first, which is denominated a "handy list," contains the names of upwards of a thousand of the principal streets, alphabetically arranged, with a tabulated forest of figures disposed in columns, which form an index to ten other lists which give the situations of all the receiving houses, pillar letter boxes, money order offices, commis sionaires, telegraph stations, fire engines, fire escapes, hospitals, cab stands, and police stations.
This information is here afforded in a series of lists and tables, so arranged as to be clearly under stood and readily referred to.  The first, which is denominated a "handy list," contains the names of upwards of a thousand of the principal streets, alphabetically arranged, with a tabulated forest of figures disposed in columns, which form an index to ten other lists which give the situations of all the receiving houses, pillar letter boxes, money order offices, commis sionaires, telegraph stations, fire engines, fire escapes, hospitals, cab stands, and police stations.  These are followed by lists of boarding-houses, hotels, lodging houses, and dining rooms, giving their titles and situation, the names of their proprietors, and, as far as possible, the prices charged at each establishment.