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XXII. WILLIAM B. ASTOR.
XXIII. FASHIONABLE SHOPPING.
XXIV. BLEECKER STREET.
XXV. CEMETERIES.
I. GREENWOOD.
II. CYPRESS HILLS.
III. WOODLAWN.
IV. CALVARY, AND THE EVERGREENS.
XXVI. THE CLUBS.
XXVII. THE FIVE POINTS.
I. LIFE IN THE SHADOW.
II. THE CELLARS.
III. THE MISSIONS.
XXVIII. THE MILITARY.
XXIX. NASSAU STREET.
XXX. THE METROPOLITAN FIRE DEPARTMENT.
XXXI. THE BUSINESS OF NEW YORK.
XXXII. THE SABBATH IN NEW YORK.
XXXIII. THE POST-OFFICE
I. INTERNAL ARRANGEMENTS.
II. THE NEW POST-OFFICE.
III. THE LETTER CARRIERS.
XXXIV. A. T. STEWART.
XXXV. PLACES OF AMUSEMENT.
I. THE THEATRES.
II. MINOR AMUSEMENTS.
XXXVI. THE MARKETS.
XXXVII. THE CHURCHES.
I. THE SACRED EDIFICES.
II. THE CLERGY.
XXXVIII. BOARDING-HOUSE LIFE.
XXXIX. THE RESTAURANTS.
XL. THE CHEAP LODGING-HOUSES.
XLI. THE LIBRARIES.
XLII. PROFESSIONAL MEN.
XLIII. PROFESSIONAL CRIMINALS.
I. THE THIEVES.
II. THE PICK-POCKETS.
III. THE FEMALE THIEVES.
IV. THE RIVER THIEVES.
V. THE FENCES.
VI. THE ROUGHS.
XLIV. THE PAWNBROKERS.
XLV. THE BEER-GARDENS.
XLVI. JAMES FISK JR.
XLVII. TRINITY CHURCH.
XLVIII. THE HOLIDAYS.
I. NEW YEAR’S DAY.
II. CHRISTMAS.
XLIX. THE SOCIAL EVIL.
I. THE LOST SISTERHOOD.
II. HOUSES OF ASSIGNATION.
III. THE STREET WALKERS.
IV. THE CONCERT SALOONS.
V. THE DANCE HOUSES.
VI. HARRY HILL’S.
VII. MASKED BALLS.
VIII. PERSONALS.
