New York in a Nutshell, or Visitors' Hand-Book to the City: Illustrated (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from New York in a Nutshell, or Visitors' Hand-Book to the City: Illustrated

It is a curious fact that New York city, with inhabitants in 1850, had but houses for them to live in and do business. While Philadelphia, with inhabitants, had houses. The number Of buildings erected during the past year is estimated at about and the ratio is on the increase at the pre sent time, while the edifices are much superior.

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