28.—A Remarkable Mayor of the City; how he Received the Major, Exchanged Speeches, and was Serenaded, to the Great Delight of Politicians and Vagabonds in general
29.—Wherein is Pleasantly Related how Major Roger Potter was Found Almost Suffocated
30.—How to Regulate the Good Conduct of Young Gentlemen Entering the "Century Club."
31.—How the Landlord of the Astor pursued the Renowned Major with a Small Bill
32.—A Queer Account of How the Major got into Debt to the Landlord of the Astor
33.—How the Major became a General, and Joined the Young American Banking House of Pickle, Prig & Flutter
34.—A Remarkable Showman, and what was Done with the Intelligent Pig
35.—Two Great Generals, and an Amusing Account of the Very Unmilitary Predicament they were Found in on the Morning of the Review
36.—The Story of a very Learned Critic, together with other Queer and Interesting Matters, all of which took place at the New York Hotel
37.—A Chapter on Military Politicians and Critics, all of which is set down in Writing by Mr. Orlando Tickler, one of the Order