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Business Cards.
LUTHER WALKER

PLAS RER 4 NDS LAIk ~
MOULD respectfully inform the public
w that having located In Norfolk tor tn
| purpose OF prosecuting the above meuHnryt
business, am prepared to execute in m. e.
style anu shortest time, all work that ma,
entrusted TO me, Architectural P!sgter pil.
mems OF the latest style, and at III" -ru.-s
prices.
R5- Particular attention paid to ,.t.,f.n
Slate Roofs, &c.
Residence, No. le, N. Cumb erland st..t.
ma Sly.
FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANE
West Side Bank Street,
Il FEW STEPS FROM MAiN HTh4Gj
NORFOLK, VA.
Days interest at the rate OF fivs Sc. 40,
L on all sums remaining on deposit gG,!ay 49,
upwards, and four per cent if remaiILiG .,r
than 80 days. Interest compounded every oil.
months or paid to the depositors If pre!ss,,
Deposits received and paid daily. Oih,e i,,
from A. M. to IN P. M. Discountdaq4. - .,
days and Thursdays, at 10 o'clock.
Persons having funds to deposit will n Ii
Institution safe and convenient for the pta ,',rs
Directors for the Present Year.
JOHN B. WHITEHEAD, President.
SAM'I H. HODGES, s. HAnTspoA4,
JOS. T. ALLYN, j. JAMES d
W. H. HUNTER, Cashier.
N II AhO41AN y, AN ~ w ERR 4
ICS' SAVING BANK.
Office No. SO BaHk Street,
ELISHA GAMAGE, President
DIRECTORS.
DELAEY, Jos Il. SPaArL&,
CIV GRANpY, KYLANp CAPrs
JAS LEIGH, ". Y. HAr sts,i,.
W. Ii. WALES, Cash.e.-
Fsthfs Institution offers to THE NJ,
L chant and Mechanic he Farmer aun &C.,.
Professional man, in town and country al o
portunity TO make sums of money pfoauai.,-
that otherwise nis ~ remain idle, the srpe,a
which will be Seml-annually added to tie "
cipal, and yet may be witt Irswn at shcri =
tee.
1t also recommends itself to Executors, 81,
ministrators and Guardians. sfcrdlnp AZ >,
doubted guarantee of safety, ssweli from IL. -
sponsibility and integrity of its Digectol
Stockholders, as from the security o. . SUI
emily large joint fund.
The rate OF 5 per cent per annnM viii - g.
lowed on sums remaining on deposit toI IL Il
or more, and 4per cent for a shorte III. C
office OF the Bank will be open daily r.rers
ing and paying deposits from 9 to :. p. NJ
Discount Days "Wednesday snd SATURDAY..
je 2-tf
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SPORTsMENS y HOME.

ID. FREEMAN, Importer and Manuisc'
81 turer of Guns, Rifles, xss5xa.ssa, 5s3Ss&
.. 'sy,s description sai' sHa =: sport S
lug Good 8, comprising S%
large variety of double and
single Shot Belts English ana American Pow
{ ef Colts and Aliens Pistols, Shot, Caps and
ts,is Umbrellas, Canes, &C., &C..
Bells hung, Keys fitted, Umbrellas and Para
sols repaired. All work warranted Sign OF
the Big Red Gun, No 10 Church street
sep :W-1y
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lkj u. BUCK,
w No. 1903 Y los Church street, NoJolk.
Dealer 10 Porter, Ale, Cider, and Superior Min
sral Waters Fine Draft Ale always on hand,
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Business Cards.
TO YOUNG MEN.

To YOUNG MEN.
YOUNG MEN DESIRING TO OBTAIN A
THOROUGH PRACTICAL BUSINESS
EDUCATION IN THE SHORTEST
POSSIBLE TINE,
A ND AT THE LEAST expense, are now
~ lat the beginning OF another year, offered
svery advantage and facility at the NORFOLK
COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE, J0HNSON'S
HALL. The improvement OF students in
penmanship and Book Keeping, always open
TO the inspection of visitors. Hours of in
suucuon from in the morning to 10 at night.
de 30.1y
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LIVERY si,Gs.cei3 49, S,..csastSs $50 ;" STABLE
$50 ' ~GlS ~. 81. t.ss..-ssss s
or HILL 9 r. II e 4 4

s,tHE Subscriber would most respectfully IN
| form his friends and the public generally
III. public in his line of business, having mum
her 81 HORSES, BUGGIES, and C0NVEYAN
lH.S. always on hand, which he will let out a
the lowest rates.
Stabling or Board furnished gentlemen's h
sss Oh the best terms.
sen a. JAS THAYER.
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FREIGHT BY THE JAMESTOWN.
NOTICE.
DER ONS having freight to ship by the
L Jamestown, are notified that she will here
after take what is offered at Norfolk and then
go to Portsmouth, at which place she will leave
for New ork after the arrival OF the Southern
cars.
Shippers must have their freight on the wharf
by O'clock Wednesday afternoon. oc 10
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NEW FALL GOODS.
lust RECEIVED splendid assortment OF
y Fail and Winter Goods, comprising Black
and coloured double Skirt Silk Robes, plain,
French, Figured and Printed Mouslines, Cash.
meres, Merinoes, stella and Blanket Shawls,
Closks, Nantes &c. &c.
Also, q beautiful lot of black and coloured
Cloths, Cassimeres and Fancy Vestings. Also
Gents Merino and all wool, Shirts and Drawers,
Handkerchief, Socks, Collars, Cravats, &c, &C.
l.. BERKLEY'S
Sc II No. 80, Main street.
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n. BOTTIMORE,
Oh 4 A P G o 0 d S

. u II a I q . y y .
t,emen. Misses ana Children BOOTS and
s,AoEs OF all kinds. qualities and styles which
] will sell at the very lowest prices Inc
Iubiic are requested to examine these goods
T. BOTTIMORE,
No Is, E. Side Market Square,
del Sign Big Yellow Boot
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i IODFIsH-A supply of fine Goldfish in
" store and for sale low by
in II JONf.S
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NHoMAs d. TOY and w SEAL, with the
L valued assistance Of DR. w F Finch, so
long connected with the concern, will continue
the Drug business, in all its brat ches, under
the style OF
KING s. TOY,
and respeetfully solicit a continuance of the
patronage so literally extended to the late
Nm JAZZ
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
sYNHE firm OF KING g. TOY is this day dis
/ solved by mutual consent, the interest OF
N, C. King, deceased, having been bought out
by Thomas Toy, who is authorized to settle
LUCY KING, Executrix
mdesi THOMAS u TOY.
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AND WARRANTS.
4. LAND WARRANTS OF ALL
sIzss constantly wanted, for which the highest
c.-i, prices will be paid by
r-g-lv NJ. HURLEY,
West side Market square
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N11TTCD OE OYSslII,UTION.

SIl KEGS Prime Glades Butter receiving,
sgO and for sale low
lie 30 E.JONEss
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NJ EW Smithheld bacon just received and
~ for ssls low by WM n DKITHY
lei GoTnsr OF Cove and Chulch St,
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- BOARDING HOUSE.
IVES, Main, near CRANKY street, NJ So. Norfolk.
Va Boarders by the day, week. month OF
.;sa. at moderate prices. Sc
GUSTAV HANE"T,
~ Formerly w. Berwiek's
HAIR DRESSING SALOON.
UNDER NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK, VA.
kts,r cut, Curled and Dressed i'll every style, by
Accomplished Artists.
.4entlemen may rely upon receiving entire
.sIsiaction at this establishment.
Tojie, Articles, &c. for sale Sc 6-V
MERCHANTS HOTEL.
No. l8 UNION STREET.
NORFOLK, VA.
JOHN SMITH, JR.,
PRUPRILTOR
la 2I-ly
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Mr.. e. GURNEY

MI. e. U u RN Ell
HAVING made arrangements to remain for
H the present with
r. w SEABURY'S SONS,
Root md SHOE DEA LERS,
No. l3 MARKET SQUARE,
Will be pleased to see the friends and patrons
of Quincy 4 Co., extend their trade to the
house with which he is now stopping, feeling
assured that they will be pleased with the char
acter OF the goods aud the liberal mode of deal
ing Of the Messrs. Seaburys. Persons desiring
to see me personally, will please mention their
wish il should not happen to be In the front
store at the moment they are in. ia 10
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POTATOES, POTATOES, POTATOES
000 Bbls. Dyk nan Potatoes,
AOO 100 do Peach Blue do
100 do Jersy White Mercer Potatoes,
30 Bushels do do do ar
For sale at low rates by
THoS. CRoWELL,
la2 Higgins Wharf Norfolk.
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Would not Have Him Flogyed.-A slave
boy named Harris, was recently arrested in
New Orleans, charged with having disposed
of. $4,000 of mis- masters mon ey without au-
thorlty. The master, who was an old
Frenchman, refused to allow him to be fog
ged claiming that he he was "too smart''
and that he has done his business for thirty
years.
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GLYCERlNE CREAM
EIXEEDlNE GREAM

lips, sore nipples, &c. Only Is cents per box,
prepared and sold by JR LUDLOW,
JAZZ Atlantic Drng Store.
KEROSENE LAMPS AND OILS.
NV X have just received a large supply of
w KEROSENE Lamps OF the newest and most
approved patterns, and invite every person
desiring to obtain the very best and cheap.
est portable light within their reach, Give US
call before purchasing elsewhe ere. as we have
the finest assortment ever offered for sale in
this city. Also the hest KEROSENE Oil, only
81 Csc per gallon. KEEFE & STORY,
ia 10 No 6 Union street.
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NFEAI.-6u bags, 100 bushels Fresh bolted
1xl Meal;
teS ROWLAND n BROS,
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TaE GREAT STRIKE.-The Shoemak ers
strike at Massachusetts, has led to general
suspension OF business there. Manufacturers
had been putting out some eight thousand
pairs Of shoes per day, which number is now
reduced below one thousand. The shoema-
kers appeared in procession on Saturday,
under the escort of the Natick Brass Band,
to the number of about 600, parading the
principal streets.
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Notice.
l Have added to my business AZ
3Gn my Stables, tina of HORSE S10T.
NXS Ing. Having engaged lie sex, =,
s=AazzzA..of Mr.. Il. Hawthorn, who Is o,,..o-
guished in that art, will be pleased to hayes
share ofpubiic patronage
W5- shoeing al the low price Of 81
N LIE,
ie 1913 Church stre.L
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SIC SempeF IyFa mus.
EZEklEL'S HAIR RESTORER.
IUSr received, tuil supply Of the above
81 Hair Restorer, for sale by
l. w WEIR,
ia 2s- So Main street.
The New York herald., 1860-09-21


1rwoon. .-scdicnly, OF Wednesday, September 20, al
seymour, ccnn, HEsEr 9. ATWOOD in the 6olh year Of
his are.
Notice cf tho funeral win be given in the Saturday
BE1DT.-61 thursday. September 20, Ia ArGrHA
The friends of ths family respectfully invited 70
tend The funeral from the residence Of her parents No
2ss Adephi street. Brooklyn this priday) morning. Al
Cccrss In Brcokyn, on Wednesday everns, s,p.sa
q Jsas ao,rsr sd years. as
To relatives and friends q the r.my .re respectfully
three O'Clock from the residence ol her pRrcn No 70
Totnscr street, BROOKLYN.
10 MANI, widow q Patrick crolr u toe is.h yeG q
nc friends Of the family are respectfully lnytsd % at
eLf the funeral from her late rcsdencc No % Tn,up.
street this (Frdsy) Afternoon two o'aocs wItk.
cnvr-on wcdnssiay, September 10 At the r.siJcncs
Of hh aunt Ann McCcvlrsr, of consumption cIxsrsr n
crx sou Of NiehAei and Eliza cse "a the aoh rear of
rse friends of ths family are respsc,iuy invited 10 Al
tend The farersi fcr the rcsdoncs q Bis roihcr no
7st second avenue this Fridsy) afternoon, Al two
O'Clock.
crrns--ln tHls city, 90 Tuesday afternoon, sspsmsw
is FfxASor Marps eldest child oi Alfred l. ana Maria
Curtis, aged years, months and IS dsys
The relatives and friends q the smiy are invited 70
attend the fsser from the residence of her father
s3 East rvsrty fourth street, this (Tiayl acrn0os, al
p.eeos wcipsss~, ssremSsr 10. urr E,.,rrrr
DAccr native cf No,;isghs n Frgiand, widow 81 thc
late George nsegitt, aged 70 years, months ard -
days.
fhe funeral win take plce on Saturday moruns, .,
eleven O'Clock from the residence of her law I'd
ward r~vs No 6i5 Ninth svcrue or Forty cgh.b
street me frends o. the family are invited 70 attend
without further notice.
California papers vii please copy.
Fyxrc~.-on Friday, september IL, 81 DAneary Cons
II. :. Fr1ov, aged SO years.
csASr.--on Thuuisy, September 90 nssr suyS,
daughter Of Gcpge W. and hay Grant, AGED 10 morsns
0d 10 daJs -.
rbs relatives and frssds respectfully invited % At
tend the funeral on auturdsy serroor At two o'clock,
from No. 31e East Thrtscnth ftrcet her remains wdl
pe taken 10 Greenwood Cemetery fcr lnHrmcnt.
GRrw~ ~-On weirestsy evening s1temhsr ~. ~ The
residence a her n Law, Johu q Weld, l3T Bridge
street prtot w t'rs May Ann GNlAs, widns ~ Tass
Green srt ase i0udon Ergland 10 the sSth year %
her age.
The futerai vii take riscc this fFFdayl ansrn0ps a
two osiorh, from 81 Ml.isers kpseopai ehuvrh tieh
street hewccn Drld street snd igdaoo fTlrus 3lCG U
Iouder (seslaa1l parsr FieEt eafv
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s ;. - :s:s ss:s;::i;. "a SI.ss % ::
ne friends o. ,he family father b g W Grast.
and hes grana.sher The Ae John Bever dss, Of New.
noon halfpsst two O'Clock from n. noe 3, Aisx
Rankin as7 west Twenty third street
30 M nnefs.y Hs On rs5ssy r. s,y snns
ne relatives and friends OF the family are reepA c,av
70 sss BIZ !: as rs:aass q
sss ssaos = 4 s'is s.9 sns mossr in c
september Is. IcsS. VIE Ss Of py,S H.wisy' Ess
this city and daughter Of Ne Late Janss whehsad aseA
HAvnasn fourth day. 10th inst amer lingering
illness, PHux HAvnAxD 10 sne seth yexr OF her age.
the soS o ruS " % %
respectfully invited 70 attend her funeral on sixth day
rasy) sftencgs q two ooss from tae residence S,s 6
street bssween Eighth and Fsnth stresse, Brooklyn.
KxARsrY On Wednesday, sspssnber 10, yoHS KSAr-
HEY formerly native Of Bobs vvve parish Of Kibrds,
county Cavea, Ireland
His friends acqucinances - respectfully invited
70 attend his ianera this (Frdayl afternoon, from h
late residence corner of Ross ST. 'rt and Kent avenus
LswscS-At Yonkerr on wedn .saay, September 10,
s.os1 posADsor youngest daughter Of James iawsonI
hurpn-on n srsday s.2&ember o, Of consumption.
ssIn1 %e OF I'd hphy native Of &c parish Of Edge
a. ner iends and e9uaintGces and 4 Sose OF her bro
thers, James and Iknry sw-ence are respectfully
vted 70 attend the rsera Saturday ernoon at hah
past two o'clock froa her late resdence Isl Twen
ty .ffth street
MORRISON The flDe VI or JJsIurE A., wife of George
Morrison, will take place Sarardar sals ,oon four
O'Clock, from Grace Church, Brooi lyn Heights The
friends OF the family Te invited TO attend without
further notice
oIlGAs-on Thursday evening, sei aembcr 20, =, Ave
O'Clock the beloved wife John CEcs an aged 81 years.
native Of the parish Of Dr raugh ec NY OF Cork Ire
land
The fenis and acquan,anocs OF sse mily respect
fully invited to attend her funeral from the residence az
her husband, NO. bJ HODtEoNsrv ct. Saturday
afternoon at two O'Clock Her RENAME viii be taken 70
Calvary Cer terry for iotermeIt.
Ross On Thu rsday, September 30, IA Mys Ross
tive OF county Derry, Ireland the 95h year Of his ago
Tie funeral Will take place this FRIDAY afternoon az
bali past three O'Clock IRON the rceldeno of his in
law, William Force, Fifteenth street. tsbs Third and
Fourth avenues, Brooklyn.
RlCB On Wednesday September 10. "A JONAS p paon
In the SD year OF his age.
The friends OF the family, and r,erabe3t the theatr
cal profession generally are respectfully nr tied 70 attend
his funcra from 81 Thomas church Houst an<
broadway at two O'Clock NJ wit.o furtN invitation
His remains will be taken 10 Greenwood for nterment
SroSxaousx.-1n Brooklyn, Thursday, Scpsembec
70, oeEPHlsE, wife Of Henry Soneiouse a % years
The relatives and friends OF the family osp ctfuly
invited 10 attend the funeral from her ass rseiicnoc
this (frday) afternoon, at two O'Clock He remAna
win be takerto tho Cemetery OF the Evergreens.
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EnlrTox-VAs RIrxR.-Oa Thursday, September 20, Gt
tho residence Of the BRIDES father by the Row Hut
ton ErGENT BRIros 70 Miss CARr VAN EfrR all OF tas
city.
J4eoBrs-scHrkxrEHoHs- this city, on TucsfAy,
September Is, at 81. AIMS church, West Eighteenth
street, b. Rev Thomas Gslaudet. SANrr ~ JAcoEcs 10
RxnxccA scuExxnHoHy, both of this city.
JosEs--HA AnRlsox.-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Sep
tcmber TO- by tho Rev j. W Diiier Of 81 Lue's Church
Clinton avenue, Brooklyn, Mr. Hrxry T. Joyxs, Of tho
Esq, of lndianola, Texas
lndIanoa, Texas, pa pers please COPY.
1sAvrRs-wmr.-0n Wednesday, September 10, Af
Bristol X L. by the Rev joan O. West, H. NJ rRavrRs 10
HArnHr vAS CoKnAsDT daughter Of tho ociaing clergy
ma
The New York herald., 1860-09-21

AxrsrYc MOVEMENTS Anaosp.-Ths London Critic an
neunoes - among Madame csssss engagements for tho
Iyccum, Niss Josephine eougenhem, Mrs. Charles How
ard Mrs. Julia Bennett Barrow (ai we'll known in the
Ubitsd stAtes) Mr.. George vnins Nrs Keciey and Mm
Lydia Thompson. Nme Celeste viii commence her sesscn
with new drama by Tom Taylor Mrs John Wood and
Mr. John Rrousham are engaged Al the HsymArke, Nr.
Brourhsm Is engaged for ten weeks, and oommsuccs
the LET Of ootobsr his comedy, Romance and Re-
siyn iss Julia Daley aad Nr. Neare are also In Lon
for
The New York herald., 1860-09-21

Tm srAnS stsSp Fnsr-This ferry, on which, n thc
city Council and Comptroller Hsws did their duty bos's
would bc run regularly every hour H midnight presends
10 run night boats on Wednesdays and Saturdays n
twelve o'clock Bot like everything connected with this
FERRY, The arrangement humbug, and the night boats
= mre and deIusion. last Wednesday evening after
keeping ths passengers, many Of whom were ladies,
bnard ths boat t half twelve the captain declared
he would not run, -" Thick; the fact being that
distant, bat there fewer passengers than usuai On
the previous Wednesday, the same night boat vas by
Taking everything into consideration the Insecurity of
The boass the want of accommodation 10 the pnbc aud
the reckless manner In which the coupsny keeps s
gsgcmenu 70 the public this staten Island Ferry Co
pany n probably the most shameful nulssacs of the
KIND In thls mtriian.
The New York herald., 1860-09-21
Obituary.


II u only . few days snoe We directed the atteu-
ton Of public and the dramatic profession to the fact
that Mr. Rice the celebrated delncator Of negro charAc
ter and OF the pioneers OF Ethiopian minstrclsy
speciality, lying dangerously III In this city and
that In view OF his strAtcned circumstances would
proper for his oonres 70 unite In giving entertain
for his benefit We have 10 record the death
Of Mr.. Rice which occurred In this city Wednesday
evening Mr. Rec was born In the city OF New York, In
1sos and made his 6rst appearance In subordinate po
son the Park theatre Here he nrst appeared bsfors
the public in . piece called "JIm Grow" and made .
great hh The play merely sketch, written, We be-
iieve by Mr. Rcc 10 introduce soag and dance aiter
the negro fashion The novelty much reiished by
the public thai "Jim Grow" kept the stage for many
nights proper 70 ssy here that Mr. Rio was no. The
nrst Of negro minssrcs That distinction Ia due 70 Mr.
rhos Blskciy veteran actor, stl living. Mr. Biakely
the nrst white VINO appeared the stage here
with black face lie sang "Coai Black Rose,r ballad
which enjoyed great popularity In in day. Mr. RICE,
amer SUCCESSFUL In New York, Boston, Phi
Isdepls other Cities crossed tho Atlantic and AZ
pearcd sc6) al the Surrey theatre, London Ills career
Cow % stersAlsmcss wss The ~gs. Mr. Rcs naaagcd
70 keep up excitement by improvsng 70
M young men about formed Jin Cros ciab and
got their expense hogapas o. the fayorte OF
ihe hour, whose p..h.sy va literally paved Win British
generous 10 fault and spcnt his money almost "a fast
be received H. We have heard too, that like the woo1s
he Invested largely In the United states Bank of Penn
syvsna and among the victims Of Biddle and other
mspagers Of that institution.
whatever may be the truth Of the matter, II IA very
certain that IN his day Mr. Rice received great deal %
money. When be returned from Europe he eagerly
sought for BY the managers, and played - star in Ell
the theatres thronehous the country. His svore role
the ncy negro" ncw nearly gone out bat he vss
equally good The plantation hand His physical pecu
lisrtes enabled him 70 distance all compesitou 10 his
particular limo.
h cospossd burlssqus opers, called Bone squssh
ani negro the plot Of othelo both of
which were excscdingy entertaining and vcvy successful
About ten yeays ago Mr. Rice stricken with psrayss
ard susrcd very much unt the dsy Of his death He s
continued appear the stage Intervals and played
very recently Al Of the Broadway saloons Mr.
Rice srricd IN England tho daughter Of Mr. Gladstone
formerly the Surrey theatre and leaves thrcc
children. Mr.. Riccs death viii be more generally re-
grcttod than bis public position would seem imply
He was OF tho most amabis and kind hearted men
that ever lived and the prosperity ia adj
versity. The actors caief him ~ the pet name Of
aDaddy and he Of the few of his proession
who never knew What 10 ws 70 be jealous offs rival or
ervous Of anothevs susces His ynrse and heart were
always OPEN and he vM what might be led thorough
gcutlemsn By instinct.
The New York herald., 1860-09-21
kAlf CAf-BFig llascs-H N Hayden
DEPARTURES.


Lrvruroor-sesmer Ansrica, fyon Bossou-wr and Mrs
Borrne< wn Deccn, Charles a Croker, WIN C,ushisn
HnsS hosssy' ssd Srs KsiSsr of soson; m. arxsy
q cslsss Ha,rs,ss pr, ,s ,sss,sr W sns nT villa %
sss y. Es s. n fAsn.. s.. .as r.
d oerdss Bsn'more Bsrksr, bearer q tsspsiches
chiae; John Brown Canada w-s.; John Jsmesn. Psns
s Ne rnssr , - % ns'r ws sss x p .s an MAI ssq
com. bcy1snd Her-y fSeherr Guernsey-A For Halifax
-rymsn norse, Bpron. Mrs Farrell, D<rmD1th seorx>
philirs pew y1yk; Bon VIM ycuns, Miss yonns mis- "
Ivinss Sns. TIMING r.dsw y M.,or NJ xase;n :. Camp
Mn !. sinon. n John n b WA < Min. WIN sm,s and
cWony. zssssS' JSdxs raiissrs0s ami fssns. Hsfsr-
-sav.sz,a--.!s.ssm.sIs Hun.zss,y Bershssn, xr 9
AZ, rnss wr as .as s.s .,s ips sss we
Bo5rsr I'm WnsSs M 4 Asasyo. ias Hsr.css.es. ls
yeGter, wieger Lycns Cohen Joe Fields II Beeri
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