LITERARY PRIZES.
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The Proprietor of the PHILADELPHIA Album in
tends distributing the following literary prices
The merit of the pieces to be decided by a
committee of literary gentlemen Of Philadelphia,
viz:


For the best original Tale, Fifty Dollars in
cash, or Cold Medal of the same value.


For the second best original Tale, Thirty
Dollars in cash, Or a Gold Medal of the same
value.


For the best original Essay, Fifty Dollars i'll
cash, or a Gold Medal of the same value.


For the second best original Essay, Twenty
Dollars in cash, or Gold Medal Of the Same val.
uc.


For the best original Poem, not exceeding one
hundred lines, Thirty Dollars in cash, o. y Gold
Medal of the same value.
For the second best original Poem, not ex-
cecdng one hundred lines, 1,.cnty Dollars in
cash, or Gold Medal ofthe same value.


To be forwarded free OF expense, 10 Thomas
C. CLAnKr, Proprietor Of g he .AlbnH ..ild IL
dies Weekly Gazette" Philadelphia, as iu
1 luws:---


The Tales on or before the nrst day of De
ccmbcr ncxt--Ihe Essays on or before the 20ti
of january next-and the Poems on or before the
twenty-second day Of February next: each alt
Gle to be accompanied with sealed note, con
tanning the writer's name and address, which vii
in no case be opened, unless j premium be q
wardcd to the writer thereof.


Editors throughout the u. States are respect
fully requested to give the above one orinoTe in
sertions.