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OG- We are highly gratifed to learn that Mir. George Andrews, of New York, is designing to spend the autumn months in this county, and has expressed willingness to take charge of four schools in Sacred Music during the time of his res- idence among us. MT. Andrews is well known as one of the most successful teachers and sful lead- CTS of church music in this country. He was for some time associate editor, with MT. Hastings, of the Musical Magazine, published in New York, and also leader of the N. Y. Academy of Sacred Music

 For the last few years, he has been the teacher ana leader of the Broadway Tabernacle-a choir which issupassed in the power and excellence of its per- formance by none in that city-and it would be difficult to offer higher proof of his superior quali- cations, as sacred musician than to say, that the soul stirring music, to which the thousands listen, who resort for worship to that spacious edice from Sabbath to Sabbath, is under the presiding skill and genius of Mir. A. We trust that our churches will at once avail themselves of this favorable op- portunity, to elevate the Standard of sacred music among them. Letters addressed to Mir. A. at Win chester, to the care of Samuel Hurlbut, Esq, will be duly received si' s si{s