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FRESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES FOR
THE NAVY.


NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BhredH Of ProuisioaS aud C9othtng,
" May 10, 1851.
SEALED PRoPosALs will be received st this ofioe
until tonday. the nth day of June, 1851 at noon,
for the sYpply of suoh quantit ofPresh Beef .nd
VeSeablss o. may be reaGl' ed on the Washington
station, during the fiscal ear commencing on the
!st"a Of July next, and ending on the Sth June,
:. The Reef ard vegetables must be of good quail
ity, and the best the market affords and each ar
tiole must be offered for by the pound.
Bond with approved security will be req uIrsd in
one half the estimated amount of the oontiact and
twenty per oentum Ia ADDITION will be wit held
fro n the amount of each pay meut to be IN ade, as
colateral security for the due performance of the
contract, which will on account be paid until it
IL fully complied with. .... -. -
Evory Cffsr made must be accompanied las d.
reotad the act of Congress making appr
for the naval service for 1916 y app Ov lita An
gust, ip46,D By written guaranty signed by or
more respontible persons TO the effect that he or
they undsrtake that the bidder bidders will, il
his ar their bid be accepted, enter into obiga-
ton. within nv days, with good and sufioisnt
suLsties, to furnish tn artlcles proposed. ~
Nopfoposal will be considered ualess nccompa-
pfed by such guaranty. Rl8 lawz~
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limited STATES MILITARY ROUTE.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
On GAd after ThurSdGy, May l6, 1861.
PASSENGER TRAINS BETWEEN


Will run as follows:
LEAVE WASHINGTON 81 Is and = 10 a, IN,
and 50 and 45 p arriving st Bait more at 30
ana 80 a m. an, 4N hnC T.30 p. IN.
LEAVE RALTiMORE n 4.29 and ~ a. m. and
SAB and p m arriving at Washin. ton st g. 10 and
L. 10 a. hi. aud 70 and S AS D. ia.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington st 10 a.
IN. and As p. m and Baltimore at 20 a. m and S
P. m MAKE direct connexions for Annapolis at the
lugt AZ $50 q. m. 6.d 4 Is .. IN
Passenger Trains leaving " asEiugton nt 4 Is AID
7.ln a. m ana 81 p m. maze direct connexions a.
Baltimore for Philadelphia, New lork, Boston,
ard all other points North.
Ali articles of freight mot oontraband Of wsrl
will be transported over the line. Tonnage TraIus
will eavs Baltimore nt4 20 g. m. Leave Washing
ton at 7,p, IN.
by order Of the Secretary of War:
THOMAS A. SCOTT,
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lFFICERs. PETTY OFFICERS, AND So.
the capture of any Saver have their clairs ol
Bounty and Head Money promptly ettendsd q bj
WashirFt0r % a. /. - =
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SCHWERIN'S PILLS are su r. death 20 Rsts
and Moe. M Sohwerin has received oerthcstes
House of Refuge, Pennsyiva"is Hos pital, and
other Prominent Institutions of PhiadelphIa u.
z. Jail, " ashiugton, ID e.; and Charity Hospital,
Now Orleans, La
The original certificates can bs seen 81 the
Wholesale and Rstall Depot 124 North Second
b. CLARK, corner Pa. aven ne and "a sts., and by
BR%ARH OF SPURIOUS INVITATIONS.
LII Remember TO ssk for Schwerln's Annihi-
laIing Powder. .-- .. r-.
f ma iFue
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
DEATH OF A DISTINGUISHED CITIZEN.

Asbury Dickins, Esq, died at his late resi-.
deucs in this city, on Wednesday morning at
six o'clock. Mr. D. was eighty-lour years Of
age, and passed nearly the whole Of his life In
the public service. He was Chief Clerk In the
state and Treasury Departments under General
jackson, and on several occasions acted as
Secretary of State and Secretary of the Treas
ury By appointment of the President In 1887,
lie was elected Secretary of the Senate, and
1"mainCd in that important position until the
commencement OF the last session Of Congress
IN" senate then, on account of the extreme age
and th" teebleness Of the Secretary, deemed it
proper to elect the new Secretary, (Mr. For.
ney,) but to show their respect to the man who
had served them SO long aud 80 faithfully, they
passed resolution continuing his salary to the
cpd Of the present fiscal year. There are few
public men in this country now living who
have served In official capacities 80 long and
50 'aithiully as Mr.. Dickins
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
The Death Of Colonel BakO~.
Headquarters, Amy y he Potomac,
Washing ,cu, Oct. 22, 1861.

Washing.cu Oct. 22, 1861.
General Orders, No. 81.
The Major General Commanding with sincere
sorrow announces TO the army Of the Potomac
the death Of Colonel Ed,oard d. Baker, who
fell gloriously in battle, on the evening Of
Monday. the 2lst October, 1861, near Lees
burg, Virginia.
The gallant dead has m,ny titles to honor.
At the time Of bis death he was member Of
the United States Senate for Oregon, and u Is
no injustice TO any survivor to say that one OF
the most eloquent voices In that illustrious
body has been silenced by his fall. As q pa.
triot, jealous for the honor and interests Of
his adopted country, he has been distinguished
in two wars. aud has now sealed with bis blood
his de, otion to the national flag. Cut off In
the fulness Of his powers as statesman, and
in the course of brilliant career as a sol Ter,
while the country mourns bis loss, his brothers
in arms will envy while they lament bis fate.
He died as a soldier would wish TO die, amid
the shock of battle, by voice and example ami
mating bis men TO brave deeds.
The remains of the deceased will be Inferred
In this city with the honors due to his rank,
aud the funeral arrangements will be ordered
by Brigadier General Silas Casey.
As On appropriate mark Of respect to the
memory of the deceased, the usual badge OF
military mourning will be worn for the period
Of thirty days by the officers of the brigade
lately under his command.
BY command OF Major General Mcclellan:
S. WILLIAMS, Asst Adj't Gen1.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
From the Lower Potomac.

Tho steamer Harriet Lane went down the
river again on Tu, sdsy evening.
Tuesday afternoon, the steam tug Pusey
brought up to the. Navy Yard the steamer
Hugh Jenkins which was dsabled, and sunk
in shoal water, by collision with the steamer
Robert Leslie, few days since .e.
The Union, the Ice Boat and the Satellite
are between the Matthias Point and Shippiog
Point batteries.
Two or three pungies with oysters have run
BY the batteries within the last two days.
There Is a swash cbanuel near the Maryland
shore, opposite Shipping Point, and II is navi
gable by vessels drawing eight feet water.
Several of the vessels which have run the
blockade came by this route under the shore
aud escaped the notice Of the rebels.
MILITARY APPOINTMENTS.
The President has just made the following
military appo ntments. viz:
Lieut.. Col. J. A. Hardie to be A. D. G. to
Gen Mcclellan.
DR.. z +. Appel to he brigade surgeon of
Volunteers; also, Drs. 5. s. Cox, J. Hames, G..
Grant and q. q. Chapman.
Carle A. Woodruff to be second lieutenant of
I'd artillery, U. s. A.
3D. ID. Muhlenberg to be first lieutenant 4th
artillery.
DIR. j. G. Kennon to be brigade surgeon Of
volunteers.
DR.. VIM. A. Bradley, jr., to be assistant sur.
geon, U. s. A.
Dr. VIM. II. Mussey to be a brigade surgeon
of volunteers; also, Dra. Q. W. Jones, George
Barr, W. NJ. Chamberlain, Robert Raskoton,
s. l.. Pancoast, Nathaniel r. Moseley and +. II.
Gross.
VIM H. Scheler to be an assistant adjutaut
general, with rank Of captain of volunteers, to
serve on staff Of Brig. Gen. J. J. Wood.
Frederick Kne6er, do, with same rank, to
serve on staff Of Brig. Gen. Levi, Wallace.
Carol Ii. Potter, do, with same rank, TO
serve on staff of Brig. Gen. O. d. Jameson.
James q. Montgomery, do with same rank,
to serve on staff Of Brig. Gen. John Newton.
Nathan Reeve, do with same rauk, to serve
on staff of Brig. Gen. J. N. Palmer.
Walter S Parker. to be n second lieutenant
Of 4th infantry, U. S. a.
It il understood that the blankets ordered
from Europe in August last for our army, by
the Qlartermaster's Department, are arriving
Twenty nine thousand and five hundred have
already reached New York. They cost the
Government 40 cents per pound--weighing
Ave pounds, they each cost, therefore, two dol
lars.
Lieut.. Charles E. Hay, Of the Third Regular
Cavalry regiment, has been appointed an Aid.
de Camp to Gen. Hunter.
On Friday nigit u picket Of the Massachu.
sets Twelfth, after hailing him aud receiving nc
reply, fired upon cavalry messenger, on the
towpath Of the canal. Last night all hopes Of
the latt"r's life was abandoned.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24

truest Indication OF the repute in which the
credit of the Government is held by our peo
pie. II also shows that the strength of their
cause ia fresh and unmpaired; further. IL
shows them In the light Of the most patriotic
and devoted people in the world They realize
that theirs is the truest and best Governm ent
N the world, and they are willing that their
blood and treasure should pour like rain to se.
cure Its perpetuation. Such feeble croakings
as these we have just mentioned are drowned
In the strong, melodious chaunt Of unsensh
patriotism that goes up In full acclaim from
the smltten but earnestly trustful heart of our
strong young nation.
HOWARD GLYNDOH.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24

Of other companies from the Maryland shore,
under Col. Kinks of the Nineteenth Massachu.
sets. Col. Devens received slight confusion
In the breast from n musket ball.
Killed.-Commissione officers Of the Massa.
chusetts Fifteenth: Captain lockwood, com.
pany A; Captain Simonds company b Capt.
Boman, company @, (probably killed y Capt.
Studley, company d; Second Lieut.. Grout /;
Second Lient. vassal, company Z; Captain
Gatchell, company X.
Wounded.-Do., do. Lieut.. Colonel Ward, leg
amputated; Capt. Sloan, company r, slightly ;
Captain Forchand, company q; First Lieut.
Holden, do; Captain Philbrick, company II,
slightly.
Colonel Lee, of the Massachusetts, Twentieth {;
Colonel Cogswell, of the Tammany regiment are
probably prisoners.
Lieutenant Colonel Wistar, of the California
regiment, is supposed to be mortaliy wounded.
As an instance of the weight and concentra.
ton of the enemy's fire, the clothing and equip.
ments of Quartormaster Howe, of the 18th Mas.
sachusetts, bore the marks of four distinct rifle
shots, one ball passing through the crown of his
cap, and another hattening on the plate of his
belt, yet he was uninjured.
Most of the wounded have been conveyed to
their respective cncampment hospitals.
The enemy's force was estimated at 1000 IN.
fantry and 800 cavalry. Their positions were
we'll selected, from familiar knowledge of the
country.
| There is, at present, no means of ascertain.
| ing their loss; but 1t must have been immense, =,
as our few pieces Of artillery were served with
| accuracy and terrific effect, while the infantry
were cool rs on Il holiday dress parade.
| II Is proper to state, In connection with the
foregoing, that Gen. stones orders to Gen.
Baker were to advance II brigade, including a
battery 10 the support of Col. Devens, and to
attack the enemy in force only in case of a
knowledge of their inferior numbers, and Of his
4 ability to defeat them; but under no circum-
stances to bring on u general engagement be.
| tween the main forces of beth sides.
| EDWARDS FERRY, 23d.
During skirmish last evening, nearly oppo-
site this point, Gen. Lander received a painful
flesh wound in his left leg. The ball has been
extracted, and no danger to life or limb is ap.
pretended.
Our pickets now extend mile inland from
Edwards Ferry, and about the same distance
up Goose creek. occupying the bridge. They
have also extended their posts mile and Il
half up the river towards Coonrad's Ferry.
The enemy evidently have selected our Off.
GERS for the marks of their rihemen.
Aside from the above statement, we learn
| from undoubted authority, that not more than
four hundred of the Fifteenth Massachusetts,
remain alive. Almost every officer, commits
stoned and non.commissioned is wounded,
while the loss Of arms is without parallel. In
this gallant regiment, there is probably not II
gun left, and but tco swords were brought
from the scene of the slaughter.
Gems. Mcclellan and Stone passed the day on
| the Virginia side but returned TO the Marv.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
HOWARD GLYNDOH.
~ We have received from Joseph Shilling

~ We have received from Joseph Shilling
tone orner of TOur-and a-half street and Penn
sylvania avenue, the Atlantic Monthly for
November. Its contents are as follows George
Sand; Hair Chains; the Flower of Liberty;
Alexis de Tocqueville; Agnes Of Sorrento;
Health in the Camp; Concerning People who
carried Weight iu Life; Why has the North felt
aggrievcd with England? The Contrabands
at Fortress Monroe, &c.
Also, from the same, Harper's Magazine for
November, containing among other articles
the following: Benedict Arnold, by Benson J..
Losing; The Tenement House; The Women
of Weinsberg; Modern Austria, by John S.
G. Abbott, &c. This number of Harper is
illustrated in very superior manner, aud the
caricatures of Mr.. Downey in search of physi.
cal development are excellent.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24

~ We learn that the President, yesterday.
instructed the United States Marshal for this
District in respect to the rule placed in his
hands by the circuit court to be served upon
the Provost Marshal General Perter) for his
appearance before that court, not to serve the
rule, but to return it to the court with the iu.
formation that he the President) had for the
present suspended the privilege of the writ Of
hdbeas corpus in cases relating to the military.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
Thursday, October "a, 1854.
as- Reading Matter on every psge.-ss

THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN will be
published to morrow, and will be unusually in
teresting. Orders for it may be left at the
on,ce, or given to the newsboys, who will have
Il for sale in all the encampments.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24

re- The Louisville and Nashville railroad
bridge over Green river, in Kentucky recently
d'sroy'd by the rebels. was the most costly
etruc ure OF that kind in the Southwest. 1t
cost hall million Of dollars.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24

The latest snake story Of the season Is re-
lated In the Paris papers, The boa constructor
at the Museum of Natural History took a fan.
cy, one day to his blanket and swallowed It,
Twenty'six days afterward the keeper found
the Identical blanket 10 the cage ni.ely rolled
and ready for use. The roll was about a yard
and half long and fifteen inches in circum
ference.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24

J1t'- Hon II. p. Bennst, the efficient delegate
from Colorado, is in the city, attending to
some Of the business Of that new and iuterest.
ing Territory.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
The Funeral Obsequies To-Day.

Headquarters Prortsion1l Brydde.
Washington, Oct 23, 1861
The duty>of making the necessary prepara-
tions for the funeral Of the late Col. Edward d.
Baker, of the California volunteers, having
been assigned to the Brigadier General Com
manding the Provisional Brigade, near WASH
ington, by the Major General Commanding the
Army of the Potomac, the following order of
arrangements has been adopted for the occa
sion
The national Republican., 1861-10-24

A man and woman were sold few days ago
at Towsontown, Md, the man for ten dollars.
and the woman for $l67 50. o.
The German soldiers have cbristened the
rebel eaFth-works back of Munson's Hill, Fort
Stdddddle!
Florence Nightingale Is sill so seriously III
that her recovery 10 beyond hope.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24

B5 Funeral OF Colonel 4. ID. Baker.
The residents of the Pacific coast at present ia tic
city Of Washington, are requested to assemble at
the kirkwood House, this morning at II o'clock, for
the purpose Of attending the funeral Of Col Baker
Proper badges will be provided.
BY order Of the meeting.
j. W. DENVER, Chairman.
GEO. W. WRIGHT, Secretary. oCt24-tt
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
i subscriber hath obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Washington County, in the District Of Co
lumbia, letters of administration tie personal es
tate Of Rebecca Il. Peake, late of Washington
Couuty, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned to .N
hibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber, on or before the 23d day Of October
next; they may otherwise, by law, be excluded
from all benefit of the said estate.
Given uLdsr my hand this 28d day Of October,
1891. JNO. ii. PEAkE,
oct2i-1aw3w* Administrator.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
MILITARY Ds.

IVI - -
We open this morning large assortment of Mill,
tary Gt DDS consisting Of Swords, Sashes Epaulets
Shoulder Straps, and all other officers belongings
for every grade In the army and navy.
These goods are OF recent importation, entirely
new, and of superior quality.
Orders for Presentation Swords, &c., promptly
executed
NJ. w, GAIT Il BRO, Jewellers,
1854 Pa av., 4 dosrs west of Browns Hotel.
oct 23-3t
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
WANTS..
oct 23-2t

VXTANTED-A Furnished House, in a
w pleasant part OF the city. Rent moderate.
Address PARSON," Box 22s, City Post Office.
oct 28-3ts
The national Republican., 1861-10-24

EHOR RENT OR LEAsE.-The House No.
Il 2t9 Pennsylvania avenue 1t can be used as u
Store and Dwelling. Inquire of
ANNE BLANCuARD,
oct 23-3t 4l9 Eighth street.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24

Gems. Mcclellan and Stone passed the day on
the Virginia side, but returned to the Mary.
land shore last evening.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.

a. The publication once Of the National
Republican Is at the northeast corner Of D and
seventh street, second aoor, over W. d. shep.
herds store. Entrance on Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24

DRUG STORE FOR SALE, having d,
~ an eligible location and doing q good e-Y8
business. Address DRUGGIST, Washington, SH
d. q. oct 22-3t lIi
The national Republican., 1861-10-24

CUEAT RUSH TO SMITHS, No. 46O
" seventh street, to see his new stock oil Fall
Clothing, Truass, Hats, and Caps oct Sim
The national Republican., 1861-10-24

WANTED for the Quarterma ster's De-
w partment United States Army, 800 Team
sters. Pay twenty five dollars per month, with one
ration per day.
Apply ut this office
j. j. DANA, Capt. A Q NJ,
oct 4-1m Corner of 22d and G sts.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24

WANTED IMMEDIATELY--5O active
w young Men, TO act as agents for the sale of an
article use full to every person: Active young men
can make from five TO ten d0llar6 per day. Apply
to T. WILLIAM BARKER,
$40 Seventh street, three doors above street.
18-lw
The national Republican., 1861-10-24


sS- The Young Mems Christian Associ-
alton of Washington thankfully acknowledges the
receipt of contributions to Its funds by religious
congregations Of the city, as follows
Congregations In the seventh ward, fast day, i27
Collection at Foundry Church, q so
Wesley Chapel, /" YO5
Contribution by the congregation of the y irst
Presbyterian Church. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS 20
Collection at Assembly Presbyt. rian G urch, 81
This aid has been timely, and, assisted by TEN.
porary loan of 500 IRON Members has enabled us to
meet all our current Obligations. The present re.
duced income and membership limits the u.efulness
of the association We earnestly request assistance
from other Of the city, and invite per.
sons who have recently become residents TO join the
association and unite their personal efforts and con.
trbutions with ours in promoting our varied benevo.
lent enterprises.
Rooms opposite Browns Hotel, open to strangers
and visitors
HENRY BEARD,
oct23-?t Treasurer.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24

MTANTED.-TO have everybody to call
w at tSMI rH'S, No. 46s Seventh street, opposite
Post Office, and purchase their Fall and Winter
Clothing Trunks, Hats and Caps at the very lowest
prices. Give him call. ectS Elm
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
80 PROGRESS OF SLAVERY
IN THE UNITED STA

B1 GEUKGE M. WESTON.
Copies Of this work for sale at the publication
office Of the National Republican, corner of Seventh
and d streets.
Bound edition, 81 per copy. Pamphlet edition, %
cents per copy. apr9-t
The national Republican., 1861-10-24

EURNISHED HOUSE WANTED, in IL
T. good Eeighborhood. Rent not to eNcerd (S7OO)
scvtn hundred dollars Address " MARTIN"
Browns Hotel. oct 28-3t+
The New York herald., 1861-12-19
Boston Weekly Bank Statement.
DosroN, Dec. IT, 1851.
a following ia the weekly bank Statcment:-

ARRIVALS,

AsPYNwALL--Seamship Champon-Coonel Sewall, United
States Army and family Major Love United Sates Army,
and family: Flint United States Army and family
Lieutenant Halcr. United States Army. an family Lieu.
tenant Andrews United States Army and family; Dr. Ed
gar aud family Captain Sndah United States Army and IA
tain Bales United States Army, and family Cspta ms No
Ceey and Bryan United States Army; Lentenans WORTH
Sanders and Lynn, United States Army Or George Miu
United States Navy. Lieutenant II Prebe, United States
Navy; Ziegcr, DR. Clark Mrs Alb. crombe, Captain
Nelson G Hamburger Falls, Abeos and wife. A
Z varden. q Keu1d err II Colae!d, " Connolly. W
Hayne. Hyatt Miss Hyatt. Greely, 9 iiossand,
Thos Tobn, T A Sayer Trnsler, Mc2uary, Benner
W q Marin ,on and wife. c II Cornell g Benson. %
Smith N N Gage Mrs Mel. Hico, Bryant, q Blazer
II Carey B Norris Z Truett 9 White, i Randolph,
Cal, Gsrded Nicholson. d Pesro: and Sarah Wood-
bury-94 In the seerage.
Iyvruroo,--S,camer EUROPA, from Boston. Steson
and wife Mr Sherwood and Mrs Cavoret and da ght
Mr. Hall and Wife Lima. Wife child infant and
Ms K q Jahnson Captain Seymour Mr. Ro Q, WIFE,
chdrrn and nurse; Miss Rose Lieut. Sweeney Col Gual
and brother Kelly wife and Mr. McCathy, wife and
ufaut; Cap, Hinckey, Mis-. scboas and sister Mrs Bur
rows Capt Percy Mcsrs Misone, vulla a. G;iiar, De-
ion ircies Jnsh, Hubbell N Rye Rrcu Garcia Lu
Meyer Shoot voeliker, Wason. Snek-56 From lal-
axMrs shaw and Two children, Mr. Ryan, wife and child;
Car Ftzroy Messrs Robbins, Mcleod, Kennedy, Vail,
Delaney, NUDGE, Cummger, McDoua.ll. Peters vysc,
Henry, hInttr Rudolph, Balm, W.lh"m eanard-2l
Total IS
l,vxRroot-Stnamship Clasgow-Mr Evaus and lady, Mr.
Green lady and Two children, M Newell and son. Ms Eos.
tell Misses Josehlre Mali, Rogers ind Rogers Mfs Rob-
crts Capt Furb6 Davis, Kev Geesan Messrs Slos
en Maxey, Riley Blrdet, Dgrandand u in the storage
all well
The New York herald., 1861-12-19
The Canal street Tragedy.
ANOTHER ARREST.

Captain Dowling, of the Sixth precinct police is st
actively engaged in investigating the Canal street
tragedy In addition to the two arrests made Tuesday
evening he yesterday succeeded in arresting German
named George Humel. The prisoner lives at No. 325
Fifth street. and there that the deceased was in
the habit OF meeting Miss Brdesbach On occasion
when deceased called at the above number Hume and
Weller were both present, and withdrew from tho
apartment so that Miss Brdesbach and deceased
might be left alone There ia evidence what
ever against any OF the prisoners, and the
probability is that they will all be discharged unless
something turns up to warrant their detention Nothing
has yct grown Of the letter signed "Geo A. Bennet
which was found in the Office OF Messrs Levy Sons on
the day of the tragedy The friends Of deceased thought
that this letter might afford the police clue TO the
mystery attending tho fate OF the unfortunate man. but
80 the discovery has been devoid OF any important
result.
The Levy has puzzled tho detectives a good
deal and they ore by no unanimous as
to the manner in which young Levy to his
DEATH Those best acquainted with the facts Of the
opinion that the is Of suicide and in this they
are borne by the evidence of the physician who
the post mortem examination Of the body Of the de-
ceased. The family Of Mr.. Levy seem to have but
belief the subject namely, that II is case Of murder
and they urging the police to pursue the investigation
with that theory accordingly.