respectable House,

CHAPTER III.--In which the Reader is presented with a Varied Picture,

CHAPTER IV.--A few Reflections on the Cure of Vice,

CHAPTER V.--In which Mr. Snivel, commonly called the Accommodation
Man, is introduced, and what takes place between him and Mrs.
Swiggs.

CHAPTER VI.--Containing Sundry Matters appertaining to this History,

CHAPTER VII.--In which is seen a Commingling of Citizens,

CHAPTER VIII.--What takes place between George Mullholland and Mr.
Snivel,

CHAPTER IX.--In which a Gleam of Light is shed on the History of Anna
Bonard,

CHAPTER X.--A Continuation of George Mullholland's History,

CHAPTER XI.--In which the Reader is introduced to Mr. Absalom
McArthur,

CHAPTER XII.--In which are Matters the Reader may have anticipated,

CHAPTER XIII.--Mrs. Swiggs comes to the Rescue of the House of the
Foreign Missions,