Opposite  Pearl  street  is  the  New  York  Hospital,  standing
back  amidst  its  noble  old  trees ;  the  yard  is  cut  off  from  the
street  by  an  iron  railing.     Crossing  Canal  street,  the  widest
End  most  conspicuous  we  have  yet  passed  over,  we  see  the
liandsome  establishment  of  Lord  &  Taylor,  rivals  to  Stewart,
in  the  retail  dry  goods  trade,  on  the  corner  of  Grand  street.
The  brown  stone  building  opposite,  is  Brooks'  clothing  house,
the  largest  and  finest  in  the  country.     Between  Broome  and
Spring  streets,  are  the  marble  and  brown  stone  buildings  of
the  famous  St.  Nicholas  Hotel.     On  the  block  above,  and
opposite,  is  Tiffany's,  too  well'  known  to  need  a  description.
