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The New York herald., 1851-11-01

Lecture on Manhood, by Mrs. Oakes Smith.
Mrs cakes Smith lectured last evening ut Hope Cha
pei on Manhood" to very respectable though not
very numerous, audience. ehe made her appearance
shortly after eight o'clock and opened her lecture by
proceeding to define her ideas the meaning Of the
word manhood" She stated that there is phrase in
among the slang newspapers and vulgar people which
she much disked, but which, nevertheless expressed
her ids Of man- must be "come OUTER Mrs
Oakes Smith in the Of her lecture very eloquent
y advocated reform above all reform the rights Of
endeavored to prove that women have every
right they wish, to compete with men In all trades
and professonf and maintained tEat even II one among
the weaker should desire to follow the plough,
the anvil command ship, that will not 80
shame his manhood by holding ber back, but will I'd
ther her, and receive her graciousy in that
capacity, even the ladies accept sell them
ribbons, 81 hats In all ages there have been
in
Of the desired reform but in the reform now
earnestly desired, In the condition Of wemen the women
themselves the greatest antagonists They ksve be-
come SO accustomed to certain luxuries and to
reyor protection and support man that the
help themselves mans sphere is just what he him
self wllshis own is what his kand grasphis place
just where he can plant bis strong limbs and he more
or less manly according to the place he makes himself
prophet not without honor, save in his coun
try. It is not aEerg those who have known them as
boys that men will be honored The place for boy Is
not by the reside but in the broad field Of the world
where he can make himself what he will Not With
the girl She is to be kept at home like a spider in
web-ony allowed peer about for an eligible victim
for marriage And there is spolo gy for this Women
have only just begun to thDktheir sphere has hitherto
been cor hned to the nursery-they have bsen al
lowed proper cultule and for this they i'm
perfect But what shall say for the men, who, for
Fix thousand years have been accorded the privilege Of
thir king for hemselveswho choose what they will be;
have no creed but what they choose--whs live under
rulers chosen themselves and live with wives Of thsr
own choceWhy are they not perfect! III woman
begins to desire to do good 10 wider sphere than that in
which she has hitherto novel and still be all womauy,
who will 30 deny bis manhood as to say her nay? II
man fears tie rivalry of woman let him ahead d. net
put up bar, saying, neither you nor shall pass it,
but let him press forward all he aud then his
hood will be more fully developed Our space will not
permit US to give the whole lecture, but Mrs Oakes
Smith continued at some length, to illustrate her ideas
on manhood and mentioned those great leaders OF
form, Cromwell Milton. aud Roger Williams, in whose
char acters she saw typiaed the perfection of manhood
and centluded enid much applause after having ably
advocated the right Of women to be outsrrn IL
they wish, and giving 1t her opinion that will
never be fully developed until the rights Of
acknowledged
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Aosn ranoforte Of T. Gilbert Cos witch atta cted 90
much attention at The late Fair Of The Ameiosn nstue
WI .e tslbi,sd A. u.tr wsreroom m Br'advay durins
uis day evening" Prot Van der Weyed the celbted
Aosn Pisnt win play during the evening Those de.r.
Gus f tssmr this tesutfu Instrument
invited TO call. as sbovs.
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The Turf.

CfNrsErntE Corssy, L. I-TrorrSo --Ts.fsy oS
3l-Purse $500 two mile heats ~ bsrpcss
Chaf LlHs entered cb & Rhode Island ......-....
u Tslsosan entered b. 81 LavrtBoe -. .........
Mr.. Csriiek eItered br & ChsutsuSe Chisf ..... Or
Time 5.t2- 5.l2Ts
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receipt q his s,selient family psper and heartily
tents When vs want good, growing laugh. throw sii
other papers aside and devour Its mmo.s contents
en- egina paper With large snd raey eorps Of
trbutors - Commonwealth. Pa. Terms 81 per annum.
Single oepies cents For sale st the dnerent
citJ. and all the ness rooms in the country.
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ee fer shaving have ts ptrume s Pleasant
sna M apresrsrce elegant; but the rich, thies
shei rsses on the face snd kseps psretly mois
we whoie operatien turpasses thing seen III
also another decided ssvsnage that Of avfar the face
A. trn TO pleasant degree after shaving pre-
sume th mut ovas to ths sbssnce of alb In ia
psrtlOs Bcgie uses TIE spons eou esnen,s Of The
Amols or Csornis scsp plsnt p lie stead Ne that a.
ma spy pereon trying this shaving eomposnd for time
~ M 70 ts the ssme opinion We have oppressed
norc 70 also the Inventor Of the celebrated Hyperon
iuid for the hsr snd nebesers for the which
are always be found 81 21 Washington street, Boston
san ts 700 Fulton street Rushton Cisrt Co., 23 aud
nhar ls Broadvsy; Cary Co.. 2I5 Pearl street. and
he Drvsgisu and Perfumsrs throughout the world.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

THE NEw YORK WEEKLY HERALD,
Contsiripg all Of the important that ha, been
received during the week will be published at half past
zine o'clock, this morning Single copies in wrappers
ready for mailing sixpence.
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New York, saturday, November 1, 1851

NOTICE TO BE Recommendations Biscacci-
anti in sending us some tickets for concert which
is to be given tomorrow night also sent some ad-
dressed to - Pray, Esq, HERALD Office. We
beg leave to state that such person as Mr.. Pray
Is connected with this efhce, in any capacity. All
wishing to communicate with the HERALD, should
address the Editor only.
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The way of the WorId--It IL the way
the world 70 be vious Her the dsxrerreotyps are
envious Of the ROOre 1853 Bresdvay1 whose 81 srtures
t really besutful and who awarded the gold medal
Just closed at Cesle Garden. ~
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Portable Dressing Cases, In all that the
imports. eoupsct and complete, containing useful
ticles, Of the best quality, warranted.
A. J. SAUNDERS. ~ Broadway.
CorEeE Of Liberty stteet, and Js7 Rrasduayc
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Comb bFactory.-Ladies are respectfully y
invited 10 the choice selection Of Combs
the subscribers store The variety beyoni all do1t the
greatest in The city.
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srtiee have ever used its daily appcatsn in M
shor hss hundreds its tuperor over
hsr dyes-Nslssn Gleason. Hartford COM" IL c.n be
nbtintd genuine ~ the rroprietsr at Lis stole No aus
Bretewsy, corner CT Lspenard street.
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Green Turtle Soup aud steaks to-day,
ready ct twelve clock Fsucs supplied st per quart
PETER n. BAYARD, 8 state street
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time Is money In this bust1ing era
thsr i'm pcftaht 10 write rspdly as clearly
aweL hLidity gr,nd feature In GoLDssIrH's
stm OF teh.hns The perfected pspl leaves bis estsb
hn ~ Brosdpsy With the ability not only 10 write
dcrttur 70 the business msn
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Bold, Brilliant, and startiipg.-vve adj
vice all TO buy the sunday Courier e 20 The
romance Of the Confessions % Emira Bsncker a pro-
Fressipr in interest and highly exciting The Ceurer
Increasing greatly in circulation.
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aStidsd 70 Baldwin Many o. John street, BY tho AxO.
cen Institute making three medisn three
hrst premiums for beet porcelain rnsunted Knob,
seems 10 te universally conceded that ther roods sre tn
best that are new Manufactured and their xicee arc
lev no the connobest kiLds.
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"atVs I.Ifc Hnfs0m u n certain curo-
frkhesmstism Nev,a a eeto us, Nina Ev OLD Uiees,
ss frsn ever tsin 40 matter from whst Source ds-
nved.. Htre the preofs-Wm W. Masee. late Mace
ker.lty ccsnsr q Chstas snd Doyer streets sned
vb refsa ana Eyspelss for eleven Ears he had large,
nssl ihcss be- r,mssa epes for eishs yssr' ne vas
Efnoty cured by the Life Balsam weeks hr Azaei
ssshnss No Broadway was for eight yesrs constant
srfers nom Rbeomstsm; vac at times deprived of 6o
uee on h limbs and unable for months tgeher 70 sleep
T without resource he tried the
entoyment of bsmy sleep and In three weeks ne vas in
rtol mont Of perfect teslsh Prncipsl ON NO h3 Bow
ptebo
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Speaking OF New Styles, we saw the.
newest thing IN the way Of ats thai has met this
season at our friend MEAOS Saturday last He Offers
his friends superior article for money humbug
Call and see. llG broadway.
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Who drew the Premi nm on Hats In the

Fshi 1he maa that oontrbnted lagely 70 kosuth Wac
fso the aud tr liant Hats la Fair? The
urion Hat Comtany Who has the hea ul and ela
tic Hats oTt Of the Fair Lockheart No. Hi Broadway
Bis assortment of Hats Caps. Childrens Fancy Hats La
eies Felt Hsts Canes Unbteas &c., are in
tie city or esewhere All gents who wish to elothe their
ne with nie durable snd ashionabie Hat Cap and
with he,uu al I'D asho head dres solicited
call at the sales OF the Broadway Hat Store No f
Broadwny snd seec the stock Of goods exhibit
iIe, such may suit their taste.
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The steamer Thom r. ~ ulse viii m AXE
Der usual tiip Nevhurg 10 morror fsundty) leaving
Chambers stree, pier AZ ~ o'clock, A NJ Returning leaves
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Trrs. Errs sFurs-Ynurp,ar rrcminm fnr

lshfrs f ton Hs No ~ Nssssu street. New Yotk. ard
No l2 Wathhacn street Boston Professional oxsmns-
Nohf With written descriptions Of character vhen desired
kttms oltn day and tveninE.
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Irt"enuous sacrIfce !-tnr rnralIcied re-
dreton In the Prices Of Engh Imperial three py .rps,.
~, ~ nie.es nr,n C.rnts Dru,sets. MATS 6c dan
hNDkHSONN No 80 Bovery. fhe choica Of he iun an a.
stock Of Csrpeag dnpsyed Ia the esbt s,ani.,s .as.
rooms are nov eGefei a. two-thrds tleir value. ''
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other Places hut above ALL hnd plase Ike Brooks 5G
Fulton st et 10 only there where every variety OF outer
had made In the beet Of style sad cold
90 low scmeues . TO make us think that brosss must
la the Of getting btots Beyond
doubt IL is the hes. place in the city TO buy them.
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Gonraud,s LIau,d Hnir nxe .a,a

Igs'y hair 20 u G. sr brown iB.aaty coursud, Md
sted scep eures tn rmpss eekl.s craet.
&e Peudre tusi upros.s hair from Low f,rrbesas e
any part body LJuii Roust Lily White sir Rss,e
Iatve or Gioes, 0 Walke- street
lender, s5 South Third street. Phii,deiphia W.
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To Parents.-Those who about 80
purehase thing children invited
our assortment. One price for goods; devIsion.
ALFRED hUEROE L. co al Broriway.
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Crying Bebics.-A large invoice OF these
new spd eurou. Doiis jus. received KO3Ess Fancy
Store, 9 Broadway. Also $50 dfEen India Rabbsr Doll
Heads for tale st only Cd each Tefeihsr with nm
assortment f rpglih Wsx Dolls, Kii Chiaa pois.
Doll Aims, Bodies Bonnets, and Shoes fer tae eheap
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E0u thnf VIII not btIfcNc thnN t"hsuWP
ton can bs cured AL M Clss l1f Boome street.
Macon hster, Eiq Eeventh street, David Arehisa's;
Uamersey Baldwin lg7 Seventh avenue Nus
ByiBes f0l warm street Jas Coiliss, "a Hamersley
street. Mrs Clinton Second avenre; Mss corr 80
street; Mrs Desbfosfee ttelt Jno Deis-
h3n,y, gT Nsdisor street. Towasesd ~ west fsesnh
- w. mo. PYNE, lo2 kasssp streeA
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w. Il. Dovld's Hats arc decidedly the;
OFT fsfnionsbe popular and becoming OF
dsees to the public He has an extensive fro
Try one Of his elegant Hats, and satisfy Yourself
W.P. DAVID 3Jl Brcadwsy,
do II 70 On eetre
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tailor. formerly in is oosols The price
clothing nov 30 low, reduced by T. SMITH Jr No loa
Fulton that s object in debt Smith IL
supplying the hest made gaTmeRs TO al classes Of soc
Rem ember the cash establishment.
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Pocket and Pen knives, RoLors, Sc.-A
beautiful assortment Of tho above articles " the mos,
and unique patterns, he at the ssheorib bers
A. T. J. SAUNDERS III broAdsay,
Corner Of Libsr ty street. and S7 Broatvays
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The Rural Districts are

The Hurnl Distrlcts are invading tht
City The fame d the new expsrim In Boot Makns ha,
tbrou rh0ut tie stste and train from
qusrIr brings TO the Bo9tm skers uniou s..
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stftf No 81 Bovt-v. trd ~ John street he
celltut hss hs roie eured reh sells
ohetp and reeoumehde thirg tut what goos. lie
tie rrsmium At u e late fair.
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Eoots and shoes.-In noticing the sty

EOOts md ShOfs.-In hOtISIhH thc styIcs..
Boots LOkIS BROOKS bound 10 ahead Of all
Others his line Bis drtss and winter Boots Of the
perfect vorkn nshp: his experience and taste
we'll be ehvd by others his assort en, Of ready ade
the largest the city, which he selling
prices His establishment west Of Bfozdway No
les Fulton street. opposite foot Of Church street.
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Kellogg's Fall Style of Hats, now ready
Alo as large assortment Of boys aud drens Beaver
Felt and silk Hsts be found in ths city IVevst
Cloth Caps in their variety. One price.
J. w. KELLOGG. l2s Canal street.
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call he attention ctizeas aud strargers TO
thtr large assortment of ready ade Cothisg Fu,-
nisi Goods gentle hoys sas oadrHs Clothing.
One price for goods; 10 deyistion terms, eash.
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Espencheid,s Fall STYLE OF I.nts..yf

there per who indifferent the value OF n
half dollar as to p.y 81 for hat when sureros ir
respect he chased for s3 so il h prsbsby
cause they have tried Of Espen Hats The
store is at l07 Nassau street, corner Of Ann.
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since settled the thar select Winter
Garments fr larger stock. and at smser pees al Ger
rAYLOK5 Headquarters 76 Fulton street than q. any
similar oshhis ment in New York Boys and youths sup
rled node, ate terms.
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Three Cheers for the side that ben,

Gentlemen who desire 70 make preston the pe
weef purchase Of the beautiful Hats sold
the Hat FpisheYs Unifn, of No. II Park Row. N B.-Pa
tronze the peoples hstters.
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this hauk Bank of Sew Rochelle. James Bank
Babt Nina sc redeemed at by Y. EVANS. 10
and ~ Fulton street. ia payment fer ra6yade clothing.
o ell dissertations.
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wism street males 20 order Dress or Froek Coat,
SIS; tie fnet $50 Also, large assortment Of tho
tashonsb bic style Of overco.t very pretty sye OF
Sack Frookb $40 TO Sl2 CEens English gentlemen. and
suhrbers, wishiIg to dress WELL at reasonable price,
please call. Established lsii.
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drenJhese ssceessfn opetitors at the FAIR attracted
Castle Garden and attract in Genins
esses, uni Tersal iraton Wthshem viii be found
im variety styles children of s sSes from ina
pPwar equal in richness and bsutv TO the hnest
French fairies imported. GENIN, 2lt Broadway.
opposite ST. Pavls.
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in appearance respectable persouRi bachelors 70
youths into the most beaatal the poor into the
emily wealthy; the ncentous in the SEN blanea
yiriue and little toys like angels nps by purchasng
Clothing from Tailor MoKiMM, corner Of Bleesker and
Catx niree etr.
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Perfect tleMen complain.
that their shirts don't it, At GREEN'S, No
Astor House. every variety of form be
hematcrI system The fashionable of city kbow
this he the orders with
which this famous establishment 10 favored.
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ehes found eembned in the article
y. WATKINS ~ fulton street has " some means or
Other ated thcse desirable Qualities No
bis Boots OF gOOd While all ;esty TO abe lev
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Shnwls! Shawls!! ShawIs !!!-IIitch-.
cock Leads dbeaer, 37 Broadway. open, this morning a.
stock Of shays every s1ls and quality
and cashmere the beautiful qusy and very cheap
Cloaks Of and beautiful pattern just received fro
par
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VIC H"Ve IL NOW.-COIU WentnCr Is OHct'
viii and the few white hats that occasionally
the past few dotted
entirely disappear.d KNOX busy fy a sugar
box ceiling his superb fall style of Hats beautul Ears
Be Remember his prices for these articles at least
twenty five cent less they be elsewhere
for. While their quality cannot be equailsd KNOX
world should know, is at No. lbs Fulton street.
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The ROCHESTER KsocKINcs-THE QUESTION
SETTLED AT LAsr.-A curious comm unioati On from
a Boston philosopher, which we publish in this
days HERALD, settles the whole question Of the
Rochester knockings and the me liza with the world
Of fpiritS-a question which has 90 sgitstsd grave
dvnes puzzled the wits Of the li,ers,i, and bsfaed
even the researches Of the socialist philosophers,
from Greeley to Brisbane, who professod their firm
belief in the genuineness Of the phenomena exhibit
ed hy the girls; while the Tribune, the organ OF
the rsppers, endorsed the most astounding Of all
tSs spiritual revelations made from the ether world
Tha mystery seemed as impenetrable as the Eleu.
sin.an mysteries, or the oracles Of Dodona.
The secret, however, h now discovered. IL
is az electricity Who wenld have though IT.
The telegraph operators ought to be great adopts
at these knockings, and doubt they become
soquaiD.ed with many extraa-dnary revelations
through .he agency of the lishtning-more than
was ever Aresmt Of in the philosophy Of the Fish
girls or the Fourierites These xvelations are to
ke found every morning ia the NV YoRK HERALD,
al the small casrge Of tvs cents. fhe humbug of
the knockipgs has bad its day. Whss nextl
Tss PAMrEso-TH EXHIBITION AGAINST CuBa'
Il siil be seer, from the curious testimony produced
on the ts al Of the Psmpero, at Jackson vik-uhch
We pubish in this days HgRALD-thst thsre was
no attempt made 70 proven. that steamer leaving
New Orleans. She had net the slightest ditt1lty
in getting to sea, equipped. as she wi for the CD
ban forsy; for the simple reason hat there was no
government there. This trial affords another
?. oof, If any additional evidence we're wanting Of
80 ctorious a fact, Of the utter inbecii'y q tie
sovsri, utnt a. Washington ir The whole Of this
Cubsn b, siness; AM We charge the administration
With beirg 9cecssores before the fie, end vi all
t6e cOn'cQuenc, that folo~edi IA tbe destrccioh Of
So large runte.- = the yoalh Of tie e. lalry
Tray vs. have wise (ca > aaserral glytsmess'
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BARNuM AND LOLA MoNTEz.-Ony yina.ing in
some Paris correspondence published in Boston, the
newspapers have been stating that Barnum had en-
gagged Lola Montez, the great Euro pean socialist
in pettcoas, and beautiful Bavarian exile, to come
to the United States, and dance some republican
dsnees and get up new edition Of the Jenny Lind
fxrore. Barnum, it seems, did not succeed, aud,
accordingly, he issues the folio wing proau,eiareo
in an evening paper -
No. 4wAsRrS srPrsr, Oct. 20.
sIR-A parasra,h is going the round Of the papers,
engaged Lola MonteE for the United States In Justice
TO that gentleman, l wish to state, for ALL that
"th~e Is not one VOID OF truth in this report lie
Grand Smith has been managing the Bateman children
for during th.ir late highly successful engagement at
the St james Theatre, in London and he s super
inter dirg their performance In the Royal Theatre,
Edinburg and intends making the tour Of Great Britain
and returning with them to this country time next
yesr. Applications made TO from Lola Montez,
through her sgen in Paris but they peremptrily
declined. Truly yours, Il. T. BARSUM.
Now, we happened to be residing in Paris, during
all these negotiations, and know all the facts, and
shall therefore detail them.
We learned on the best authority, that Le Grand
Smith and Lola Mentez had entered into a nego-
tiation, fer the purpose Of engaging the Bavariau
exile, to come to the United States, and travel
through the country, under the management Of
Barnum. Lola MonteI made some inquiries about
the historical "reminiscences of BArnum, beginning
with Joyce Heath, and ending probably with the
Fire Annihilator, and she declared positively that
Mr.. Bamum should not have her services, for he
was too much Of n humbug.
In consequence Of her refusal 10 complete the
gagement she received letters from certain parties
in London, informing her that II she went to the
United States, under any other eugagemen. than
that Of Barnum, the vast influence he could use
would bring out the American Ourn ais against her.
she replied that che did not care about him-thst
she had met kings, and politicians, and poets aud
had upset them sli-and that she could upso.
Barnum too. By the last accounts received from
Paris, We have seen that she challenged editor,
Who spoke disrespectfully Of her style Of dancing,
and as as she arrives in this city, Barnum may
eIpSct a challenge to mortal combat, with any
weapons be chooses.
Meantime, We may state for the information Of
tie public, that according TO the best and m ,st
liable Intelligence We could obtain Ia Paris, Lola
MontxE comes TO tkjs country /" on her own hook"
and that she has engaged Mr.. Edward Willis,
brother Of N. p. Wikis, TO be her principal
msnager and Secretary. All her movements, there
FORE may be expected to be reported accurately in
the Hone Journal.
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TivOli.-This most intercstsns a. vvelI .-v
W.. " .S = !. M
s1,up e SsES 81 s:,:s: .ns: TOY. s Broa
Elegant French siiver-borsiercd .nG
sa .sddas Esvsisps.' from Ss s.ss
nna of AZ dss w.sr
corner Of Duane strvst; and Is wall street, ''
shnwIs! shawIs!! ShavvIs !!:-Intch-.
cock IsaaSes,ss aI Brosdw,y open, THIS morning:
Il @sriss Square shaw. b'sehs TiSs TsiSss
and ID pattern sfs 'hioR so
Paris.
Perfect Shirts.--Gen tlealen com plain
semeti%es that their shirts don. TT AtGREENs MOL
th.maesi system The fashionable Of eiiy ksov
which thisfsmous establishment is favored.
Felt and silk aat be found in th city Velvet and
'N 0''' - '1''' : JW. KELLOGG ss Canal street.
Speaking OF New Styles, we saw tho
At sss s sa s sa ss
CAN G BosdSsy 'A' money and no h'm'1s
w. p. DnvId's Hats are decidedly the
most oss IS % pOOnlaS ana sss.mns Of intro
which every style and description can be
Try one of his elegant .i 81. ;f's M Ss:sv.y
mex. door 20 Duane street.
Genin's Premium Fancy Hats for Chill
o. . s to s.s a. a Fay :s
S.:s rs:n Wsh;I a VIII b ipnd.s
GGss the
mere viii U.S. and the few white hsts that occasionally
TIL lew ON havs
ceiling superb style Of Hats beautiful Fars
they pTosarss
wois should Know is at So les relton street. ~
aD.s sud moss tr iiisa. hats ia the Fair, The
+ Iats Fair Lssths.Tt, No.. "a bse.asay
@ I % .n. a otp e5s . fnsy .
s !S shS S hs T. DO s,
al dies wish,s 70 furnish .hsnsslyes the sharen
fs a n, :,' al =
irg, such as may suit their taste.
Espencheid's Fall style OF Hats.-rr
half S9is as to p,y q for hat Teeq "a one .1rsros
riei E.pen sheids Hats The
store is at lo7 Nissan street. corner Of Ann.
Three Cheers for the side that beats.-
Sso 40 make s Of an % the '
the Hat fSshss gnEn. Of no. Ii Psri Row. n B"Pas-
tronize the peoples hstters.
All Broodvvay.-Aifred Munrce d Co.
their large of ready de Clothiag, Fur
nisl Goods for gentle boys saa oadre1s Clothng
One price for goods no deviation; terms, eash.
Commercial Bank, Perth AnbOy.-NOtca o
this hauk Bank of Sew Rochelle James Bank, Farger
mers Bant Nina sc redeemed atp2r by y. EVANS 10
and 72 Fulton street. Ia payment fer rSaSymaee clothing
Of Gll descriptions.
The Greatest ScoundrcIs are changed
in to respectable personRi bachelors
youths rrly into the most beantfal he poor into the
emily wealthy the oentious in. the blance
virue and little toys like angels sinpls by purchasing
Clothing from Tailor hcKiMM Of Bleesker and
CafmiIe streets.
G.. II. Clarke, Merchant Tailor, No. 1lG--
WIsm street, makes 20 order Dress Frock Coat.
SIS; tie hneet $50 Also large assortment Of tho
style Of oyercott very pretty sye OF
Sack Froeks $40 to S2 Citizens. krgsh gentlemen. and
Sc uherbers, wishrg to dress WELL atle price,
please call. Established lsii.
Experience and observation have, long
since Ieted the aneston that aleet WntaE