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.Men and Gcmlemea, Womcn and Latlics. The New Orleans Herald makes the follow ing singular distinctions among the several classes of society: 'sAIen are qnarried from theliving rock-as with a thunderbolt. Gen tlemen are moulded as the potter's clay, by the dainty fingers of fashion. Women are the spontaneous growth of warm, rich soil, where the wind blows freely, and the heart feels the ysitings of Gods ever change able weather. Ladies are the offspring of a hot-bed-the growth of greenhouse; tend- ed and watched, lest the winds of heaven may visit their faces too roughly, till they are good for nothing as women-at any rate as wives or mothers.''