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GOVERNMENT SALES.

! MPORTANT SALE OF GOVERNMENT
L VESSEL.
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER'S OFFICE,
BALTIMORE, Nd,
January 80, 1867
VIII be sold a Public Auction, at the port Of
Baltimore (Eenderson's Wharf, East Batl-
more) on THURSDAY, II M, February 2S,
1867, the ~ ~ - -, ,
COSMOPOLITAN,
of 779 tons length, 225 feet; breadth of beam, 81
feet; depth of hold, l3 feet cylinder 50 inches
and ii feet stroke.
A rare opportunity is afforded, in the sale of
this steamer, to persons desiring to purchase a
really first-class vessel.
She is of light draught, the engine and boiler
are in most excellent condition, and the hull
perfectly sound and strong.
1t is believed that, for size and build, the COS.
MIDLOTHIAN surpasseS any vessel hitherto
offered by Government for sale at this port
Terms-Cash, in Government funds, on day of
sale.
Further particulars may be learned on appli-
cation to the undersigned, or to the Auction
eers, Messrs. ADREON, THOMAS 81 CO., No. Is
South CHARLES Street.
By order OF the QuarJermaster- General,
A S. KIMBALL,
Captain and A. q. NJ, u. ). A.,
22tH Depot Quartermaster.
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IS tuths 6y
~ VEIN ENT SALE

The property known as the
GOVLRNMENT TANNERH AND STEAM SAW
MILL,
with seventy five acres OF land, near ANPONIOl
Texas.
Sealed proposals. in duplicate, will be received m
TO the first day OF Marcn, 1857 ior the purchase OF
20 acres OF iano, more or less, together wltn the
buildings erected thereon, and the apDurtenances
One Iannery, containing twelve stone lime vats
ffty-two wOOd vats seV en- stone pools and canahIe
Of tanning 10 COO hides per annum
One Steam saw Mill, capable OF saving 5000 feet
of lumber daily,
One small Stone Building.
The above property is situated about two miles
above san Antonio on the san Antonio river and
the wster is conducted to the estabhshment DIV A
race OF heWn stone, laId III cement
Ihe land was purchased and improvements made
by the late so called confederate Government, and
are estimated TO have cost $3.50 600 IN gold.
he property has been under lease Tor the year
1866, a. monthly rent OF $500, payable advance
secured tllle in fee simple will be gwen by tho
UNI ed States GoveTnm mt.
Proposals wi 4 be marked, Proposals for Govern
ment TanneTY and Saw Mil, /" and addressed 20
j B. KIDDOOs
Bv't Maj Gen Asst Comm, bureau r. = and A.
L., Galveston, Texas, I'M"
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BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING
January l2 1867.
Separate Proposals, sealed and endorsed ''Propo-
sas lOr Nayy sURPes" viii 6S rSeeEed E ,19t a. ths
OF February next for furnishing and delivering at
the United States Navy Yards at New Ork and
Boston on or before The list day OF April next me me
following list; two thirds TO be delivered at New
York and one-thr0 at Boston, VIZ. 3
New Navy Beef, 5000 barrels, per barrel.
New Navy Pork, 6000 barrels, per barrel.
Rice, 100000 pounds, per pound.
Dried Apples 100 600 pounds, per pound
huRar. q 0,O0O pounds, per pound.
Tea, 49, COO rounds, per pound.
Coffee 100000 pOunOs per pound
Beans, 5000 bushels, per bushel:
Nolasses % COO gal ons, per galloh'
Vinegar 20 600 gallons. per gallon,
Bids viii be received for oneIourth, One'hat,
lhee.ourths, the whole OF the quantltles named,
ana those only viii be accepted when are considered
for the advantage of the Government.
Ali The ARTICLES contained IN tine above list must
he eonaI TO the Navy standard, and pass the usual
oT Sdpscrpion of the articles and the packages
IN contain IA en- blodeTs are referred to the samples
at TIE said Navy YARDS ana Ior ini0[natlon ns 70
; @ coUtraots 10 u g offices of The COmmandants and
Iavmasters Oh the several Navy Yards,
1mnoTt,d arlIces will be rtcelVed IN BOND free
1. ImpOt III Ontv and no internal revenue tax will be
cba Tgeabe upon any of the above aruc es.
Evssrv Oder must be accompanied by written
guarantee signed Dy one OF more tSat Rel
ha bdder bidders will II his or their bid De az
ceuted, enter into an ObhgauOn within hye days,
with good and sufficient sure les, 70 iurni,n me
10 be certified DY the Paw master District Attorney
OF Collector of the Customs.
No TODOsal will be considered unless accompanied
by such guarantee, and by satisfactory evidence that
he bidder q regular dealer in the articles and mas
the license required by the Act OF Congress;
Il4m4t Chief Of Bureau
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The Ice observation-disclosures is some ap-
pearance OF a breaking-up of the ice. EN- barge
and partial resumption OF down river naVga-
ton. Saturday ushered itself in wet, dreary
and dismal indulging herself IN a pyroteChniC
display of lightning about nine O'Clock at night,
which she followed up with heavy shower OF
rain. The exhibition indicated an unusual de-
gree OF caloric and radical change in the
weather, accompanied as it was, by changes IN
the wind, which veered from north and north
west, boxing the compass to northeast, where
1t remained at Z A. NJ, but changed at eleven
to southwest by south, at which hour we made
our first visit to the river front.
The tide was on the increase, high water oc-
curing at l'2S P, NJ From Shackamayon street,
KeDsington, the extreme line of trans river
navigation, by the KensngtOn and CoOper's
Point Ferries towards the lower line of travel,
South street and Kaighn's Point, the stream was
hlled up with the broken fragments "crushed
up" oy the steamers. From Kensingonn, up
wards, the sheet OF ice was solid. The Phila-
delphia and West Jersey kept the debris in
motion tr ON Market on this side 10 Market street
on the other shore, via the canal. Opposite us,
near the lower point OF Smiths Island, the City
Ice Boat was engaged in coaling and getting up
steam Tor another attempt on the ice below
AT ball-past one che had succeeded In reach
ing point mid-channel, off Greenwich, battling
her way against the advancing tide, well as
the G6QhiS towards the Horseshoe where seems
to lie all the present difficulty. A brief glance
at the topography of the river explains the case.
Greenwich ard Gloucester Points clasp the
stream at its very narrowest point.
Below Gloucester stretches the Timber creek
and Howells cove fishing flats down as far as
Red Bank, VlS-d-ois with the latter lies League
Island, with, as its upper terminus, the Broad
Marsh,' which juts out into kind of horseshoe.
shaped promontory, on which the ascending
and descending ice is lodged and retained, and
where the second engineer of the JuniaLa in
formed us the ice was from ten to twelve feet in
depth. We have seen it ourselves in our skiff, IN
q somewhat similar season, fifteen to twenty
| feet in "hummoCks" on shore.
! The Tonawanda only reached her wharf by
| the aid OF hawser attached to the Ice Boat.
! The others remained behind, utterly incapable
! to n axe headway in the channel opened 10y the
vessel, the floating fragments 20 Clogging their
| wheels as to stop their engines. 1t IS piuful
| sight 10 see so many noble boats lying along
our wharves, which ought to be on their ocean
way. EA "a
In the meantime the Atlantic has moved lrom
! her winter quarters near Richmond. but some
| difficulty seems 10 have occurred between the
MessTs. Flanagan, her owners, land the commit
tee of Councils having the $4,000 appropriation
in charge, for there she lay yesterday afternoon
and is likely to lie, while the City Ice Boat pur
sued her solitary way alone.
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THE FINAL, MEETING.-The closing exer-
cises of the Union Meetings, held during the
past ten years in American Mechanics Hall,
look place yesterday afternoon, ia the presence
of a large number of persons. The sermon was
preached by Rev. j. G. Miller, or york. Penn
svIyania, who was assisted by the Rev. William
Il. Eva, pastor Of the KensingtOn Presbyterian
Church. The Union Singing Society formed the
choir and during the afternoon sang several
nthems with good effect.
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ELECTION BY FRIENDSHIP FIRE Com
PANY.-The Friendship Fire Company have
elected the following officers for the ensuing
year;-Lewis 6. Rush, President; Thomas Miller
Vice-President; Moses Ecksten, Treasurer; Will
lam M. Rush, Secretary; John A. Smith, As
sistant Secretary; Thomas s. Brooke, Financial
Secretary. Trustees, Lewis 5. Rush, William
Condor, and James r. TAYLOR.
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DoINGs AT THE HAY MARKET. - The
supply of hay and straw at the Farmers Hay
and Straw Market in North Seventh street, was
quite limited during last week 450 loads OF
bay and 100 OF straw we're weighed and sold.
The prices advanced a figure. Best quality
timothy hay sold at S2021O oer 100 lbs; mixed
and inferior at Sl'75@lS0. Straw sold at $l'35
0l40.
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A NEW ENGINE.-On Saturday a new
steam fire engine, built for the Washington Fire
Company of Lancaster Pennsylvania, was tried
at the large plug, corner OF Fifth and Washing
fremen. Steam was generated in seven minutes;
in len minutes the gauge indicated pressure OF
dfty pounds. The stream Of water was thrown
through Il inch nozzle 225 feet: Two streams
were then thrown through a l inch nozzle a
distance of 245 feet each. The engine is built
upon new plan.
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TIE SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
The Fidelity Insurance, Trust and Safe
Deposit Company, for the Safe
Keeping Of Bonds, stocks, and .saG5S.
other ValuRbles.

CAFIIAL'''''''' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ''~OVU'VUU
n b. BROWNE LDWARD W CLARK,
CIARIHCE IA CLARK ALkX ANDER HEhRY
JOHN WELSH, > A. CALDWELL,
j. GILLINGHAM FELL HENRY U GIBSON,
CHARLES MAGALESTER.
olce in the fire proof building Of the philadelphia
National bank, CHESNUT Street above Fourth.
lhis { ompany receives on deposit, ana GUARAN-
TEES 1Hk FE KEEPING or VALUABLES upon
The following rales year, viz. -
Bonds 8lUOl
Registered Bonds and Securities 80 cents $1,000
Colo Com or Bnnlon per SlOU
SILVER DIN or BnlnOn. per SiOOO
Gold 81 yer Der SlUO
Cash Boxes or small tin Boxes Bankers, Brokers
Capitalists, etc., contents unknown to the Company
and Inability lmit ed S26 year
1he Company offers for RENT trenter exclusively
holding lhe keyl sAFEs INSIDE LIS VAULTS at
$50 $50 $40 S5O, and S75 year. according TO size and
location.
Coupons and Interest Col &c ted for one per cent
Interest al owed on Money Deposits.
This Company Is authorized to receive and execute
Trusts of every description.
II 3lmwnpl n. B BROWNE President
RoBERT PATTERSON, Secretary ana Treasurer.
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DROPOsALS FOR CONTINUING della.
j. WARE bREAKWAIER.
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE, !
No. 209 SOUTH IXTH STREET

NO 2O9 SOUTH IXrH STREET, 4
PHILADELPHIA, January 4, 1867. J =
sealed Proposals, IN duplicate, with CODY OF this
advertisement attacl ed 10 each will be received at
Tins Office uLt the 21st OF February 1857 Tor stone
to the amount OF S67 900 (sixty thousand dol
laIs) ior the Delaware BreakWaler.
The stone to be OF the hardest and most durable
qualltyj The delivery to C, mmence ON or about the
l6ih OF May, and to be comp ieed Oy The 10Th OF
september, and The weekly delivery to be az nearly
as possible UNIFORM.
OF the total amount of stone, four ffhs are re-
qured 10 be IN blocks OF not less than two ton and
ton. -
1ne stones win be subject to rigid inspection and
viii be received or not as the Engineer, or his
AGENTS shail lind them to accord, or not, as TO
quahy and sze with the above description.
Each bid must be guaranteed by two responsible
persons, whose signatures should be appended to
the guarantee, and who should be certified to as
being GOOD and sufficient secu lty, by the United
States District Judge, Attorney, or Collector or
other pubic officer.
A reservation of ten per centum on partial pay
stone.
Envelopes to be endorsed, proposals for Stone
for Delaware Breakwaer."
Bids viii be opened at IL O'Clock NJ. on THURS
DAY, the 2lst OF February, 1867, and bidders are
invited TO be present
For further information, apply at this office.
Z. SEA FORTH STEWART
tuths 6w Maj Eng, and BVt. Lt.COl.
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SLIGHT FREs.-The alarm of fire yester-
day morning, about o'clock, was caused by
the burning of portion OF the house No. 7Ol
South Sixteenth street. The alarm OF ere about
IL O'Clock was caused by tue burning of some
clothing at No. SAL Marriott street, occasioned
by children PLAYING with matches.
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FIRE Between two and three o'clock on Satur-
day afternoon a fire broke out in the patent roofing
establishment OF Francis Martin, located at the
corner of York and Belgrade streets, Nineteenth
ward, and before the flames were extinguished the
building and contents were damaged to the extent
of $500
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ANOTHER HoEORRD CITIZEN DKCBAsRD-One
of the pioneers OF the grain trade in Philadelphia,
a gentleman who helped found the Corn EX-
change, died on Saturday afternoon, at his resi-
dence, No 2301 Green street. We refer TO Mr.. VIM.
M Goodwin, who, stricken with paralysis, the re-
suit of injuries received Wednesday last peace
fully ana like a Christian as he was, eXhaled hls
last breath He was originally of the firm of
Brown and Goodwin, a firm that bV enlightened
and systematic eXertons brought millions OF
bushels of cereals TO the market of Philadeph a
that otherwise would have fought another place.
Mr. Goodwin was a natural mathematician. He
was literally the lightning calculator of the post
office department of this city, having held the posi-
on of chief accountant for several years past. He
was sixty three years old. His death was uueE-
pected and lamented by large circle of friends.
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MEETING OF THE GRAND LODGE OF /. o.
OF .. +. OF PENNsYLvANIA.-A special session
of the Grand Lodge was held on Saturday even
ing, at the Hall, North Sixth street, Grand
Master Fling presiding. Forty-three new men,
bers were admitted, and two charters tor new
Lodges were granted-one to work in the Ger
man language, to be located at Third and
Brown streets, the other to work in the English
language, and to be located in West Philadel-
phla.
proclamation of the R. w. G. Sire of the
Grand Lodge U. s.. directing that the 26th day
OF April, 1867 be observed by the members OF
as a day of prayer and thanksgiving, was read
and referred to a committee, which reported
resolutions, which were unanimously adopted,
after which the Grand Lodge closed it's session.
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DRUIOSA FOR CONTINUING DELA
IL WARE BREAK WAFER.
InlN L A Il EA uIrnnI,O Ornr,rr

Ne 209 s SIXTH street.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa January 81, 1867
Scaled Eroposa g, in duplicate, with copy of this
advertisement attached 10 each, Will received at
this office until the 23d OF February, 1867 Tor the
labor necessary to put position about sixty
thousand do lars (S67,000) worth of Stone at the
delaware Breakwater.
Four-itths OF the stones to be in irregular
ocSs, each OF from two TO five tons theTeaOous
weight; Onefth in blocks OF less than two tons
all stones aid dry.
BIDDERS to furnish their own machinery, boats,
buoys ETC., and whatever may be requisite to re.
CeWe and put the stones in pace.
The work at all tunes to be subject to rigid inspec
tiOn by tho Engineer and his agents. and not to be
paid Tor until approved by him or them.
A deduction OF Is percentum on partial payments
Will @ ade until the completion OF al the labor.
mt nee ON OF ut the 15tb OF May and TO be COM
pie ed by the 10Th OF September, 1867.
Bidders will state IN their proposals the rate of
labor per ton of 2240 lbs at which they wi put IN
place The stones delivered them nc the Breakwater.
Each bid must be guaranteed by two responsible g
persons whose signatures should be appended to
the guarantee, and who should be certified TO as
being good and sufficient security by the United
States District Judge, Attorney, or Collector, or
oth er public officer.
lhe right 10 reject any or all bios is reserved
Envelopes to be indorsed Proposals tor Labor for
Delaware BTeakwater."
BIDS will be opened at 70 O'Clock M on SAIUR-
DAY, the 23d OF February, 1867, and bidders are
invited TO be present.
For further particulars amply at this office.
q. SEAFOkTh SrEWART,
Slthstul2t Major OF Eng's and BvJ LIT, Col.
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MEDICAL BOARD FOR THE EXAMIN A.
Nl lion OF ANDIDAIES For ADMISSION
INTO 1HE NAVY AS ASSISTANT SURGEONS.
BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY,

Board of Medical Officers is now IN session al
the NAVAL ASYLUM Nj Philadelphia for the exam.
nation OF candidates for admission iGtO the Medical
Corps of the Navy.
Gentlemen desIrOus OF appearing before the Board
must make application to the Honorable Secretary
OF the Navy, or TO the undersigned, stating resi-
dence, place and date OF birth Applications TO be
accompanied by respectable testimonials of moral
character
Candidates must not be less than twenty.one nor
more than twenty. six ears of age
NO expense T. allowed by the Government to cam
dcates attending the sessions of the Board as
appointment in the Navy.
The many vacancies existing in the Medical Corps
dates.
r. j HORWITZ
StblW Chef OF Bureau
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And other similar rouOlesO me and painful affections
while y promptly arrests ali HEMORRHAGES Hun
dIeds o. phl sicians use daily In their practice a'd
agents and dealers.
i he Medicine Is exclusively prepared by the sub
scrbers ProDIiet9rs and successors TO T. H. POND TO
whom al orders must be addressed
HUMPHRElS' HOMQlUPATHIU MEDICINE co,
pp1cr,s 10 10 & 56I &BR0ADWaAY, @ DNa, New York
Six ounce bottles with directions retail so cents
mt bottles with directions all. ......SlO0
Liberal discount to P6ysicians and Dealers.
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DR. J. S. ROSES ALTERATIvE.

DR, j. s. ROSES ALTER Att V +.
i THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
fyou have corrupt tsoTdered OF vttated blood, you
are sick ali over 1t may appear as pmples sores or
some active disease II may only make you feel ian
guild OF dep but you cannot have good heath IT
your blood is impure. DR.. Roses Alternative removes
ali hese impurities and is the remedy that Will restore
It is uneGualled for the of all diseases the
glands scrofula tubCrcular consumption, and all
"0 " DYOTT q CO.,
No 232 North SECOND Street
DIR. DYOTTS ITCH OINTMENT
viii cure every form itch and superior TO other
remedy for the Of that dsagreeabe and tormenns
complaint Price 25 cents. sent per mail, 40 cents.
DY0TT q CO,
No. 232 Worth SECOND Street
DIR, j. s. ROSES EXPECTORANT.
For the cure OF cOnsum ton, coughs colds, asthma
catarTh Inhueuza spiung OF BLOOD bronchitis aud al
diseases OF the lungs.
This syrup having stood the test OF many years ex
perience as me0y uita ion any infamm alton
Of the lungs, tn oat OF broncha is acknowledged by
all TO be a remedy superior TO any Oher known com
pound used the reieI and of coughs and
sumption. Price 81. sole agents. .,- . 80
956m No 232 North SECOND stroet.
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MEDICAL.
PONDS EXTRACT OF HAMAMRLIs,
Or Pain Destroyer,

Is one OF the few domestic remedies which have come
INTO general and favor, without pulling. II Is the
product OF SIMPLE shrub harmless in all cases. and
adomeste remedy, unequalled.
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sIMILIA sIMILIBUs cURANTuR

HUkPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
FAMILY CASES
OF 80 large vials morocco case, containing
SPECIFIC tor every ordinary disease a Iamily Is
subject TO, and book of direc lions $1,000
IS ylas IS to s8
SPECIFICS tor all iseases, both tor Curing and
for Preventive treatment in vials and pocket
cases ....,... 81 to IS
hese Remedies, by the single box sent TO
any part OF the country, by Mail Express, OF
charge. receipt of the price
Address HUMP PHREG5' SPECIFIC
HOE. GOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY,
Office and Depot No 562 BROADWAY, New YORK
Dr hum PHREYS is consult ed daily at his office, per
sonay by letter above for all forms of disease
For sale by DYOTT q CO, JOHNS ON, HOLL DNAI
g. COWDEN, r. CALLEHDER. and AMBROSE +
SkIH Wholesale Agents Phi adelpha. and at
BLITHES Drug store, NO. 1920 Market street, and by
all Druggists 62l smwS
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Between Ninth and Tenth, South Side, Phna.
His Administrators now offer the whole stock at prices
below the oTcnary rates charged This sock embraces
every thing wanted ell-t rdered household ;-P ain
Tin Ware Brushes, OGDEN Ware Baskets, Plated
ware Cutlery, Iron ware Japanned Ware, and Cook
ing Utensils OF every description.
great variety Of SHAKtR GOODS, BIRD-CAGEs
etc etc can be obtained the reasonable terms
Gen UINE ARCTIC REFkIGERAToRs and WATER
A fne assortment OF PAPER MACHE GOODS.
This is the largest retail establishment this line in
Philadelphia and citizens strangers will ind Il to
their advantage 10 examine stock before purchasing
Rote.-Our friends In the country may order by mall,
and prompt attention will be given. I'll thstus
TINTED STATES REVENUE STAMPS
~ Principal Depot, No 304 CHEsNUT Street.
Central Depot No lO3 FIFTH Street one door below
Chesnut. Established 1862.
Revenue Stamps Of every description constantly on
hand In any amount,
Orders by ha or Express promptly attended to-.
United states hOtes Drats on Philadelph phia or Ne"
York, or current funds received IN payment.
Particular attention paid 10 small orders. 49,.
The decisions oi the Commission can be eonsalteG,
and any Information regarding the Law oheeruuy
gwen
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! MPORTANT SALE OF GOVERNMENT
i VESSEL.
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AMUSEME

A G A d Il M o + NJ U s / G..
RICHINGS'
GRAND ENGLISH OPERA.
CAROLINE RICHINGS ...,...,.,...... .Directress
W. G. DEITRl Conductor
RETURN OF THE FAVoRITES,
after most successful TOUR through the principal
cities of the Union
OPENING NIGHr.
MONDAY. February A.
First time in English in this city of FotOw's Opera
MARTHA.
Introducing In the casts Messrs. Campbell Castle,
seguin, Peaks iss Q. RichiHgs, and Mis-. f. seguin
date Zelda Harrison)
Orchestra furnished by the
GERMANIA ASSOCIATION,
PRICES OF ADMISSION -
Parquette, Parquette Circle, and Balcony ......,sl
Proscenium Iriyate ....,......0gg
Bacony Private Boxes. W
Seats secured, without extra charge. at the Music
ttote of harles 1rumDler, corner Of seventh ana
Chesnut streets, and at the Academy OF Music u 81
The national Republican., 1867-11-01
Death Of E..eov.rnor Andrew.


Ex-Governor ANDREW, Of Massachusetts,, 10
no moro. He died in Boston N Wednesday
evening, At his home. In Charles street, Of
apOPlsxy JoHs A.eAsDnxv ~asa nssivs Of.
Maine. Hs wss born Ia the tewn of windham,
oombsrland County, In Nat Stats. He sr.du-
atsd a Bowdoin CoIlsge. studied Law. and vas
admitted 10 the bar IN Boston. sussik county,
where he early took high rank In the profession.
He was several timos elected q member Of the
Massachusetts, Legislature, and at length was
chosen Governor Of the old Commonwealth,
which Office he held for four years. His guber-
Material term continued during the war, when
10 be Governerof Massaohusettswas no sinecurs.
The promptne's with which he raised troops and
forwarded them to the Geld, Is n not written in
the annals Of the grand old state' And will IL
not there remain forever, q monument TO his
patriotism, energy, and perseverance, In tho good
cause --aa..-..
Governor Andrew was o good man, pro-
found thinker, an able reasoner and patriotic
citizen. He has left but few pursr, ablsr or
better men behind him. 81