FUNERAL IIONORs TO GENERAL AN

 DREW JACKSON.
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ARRANGEMENTS OF THE DAY. The citizens, generally, are requested to assemble at the Anthony House this mon- ing 18th Juiy,) at 10 o'clock, where pro eession will he formed, by Gols R. W John son and s. H. Tucker, Marshals of the day, in the order following:

 lst. Music.

 2d, The Military.

 Sd, The Clergy,

 1lh, Orator and reader

 9th Senators and Representative i'll Con- greSs.

 9th, Governor and Staff.

 7lh, Committee of arrangements Slh, Judiciary.

 9th, Secretary of State, Auditor and Treas urer.

 10th, Federal and State officers. 1lth, Soldiers of the Revolution and late War.

 l2th, Masonic Lodge.

 18th, Independent Order of Odd Fellows. Huh, Citizens.

 The procession will march to the State House, and be seated in the Hall of Repre- sentativeS; and the ceremonies will proceed as follows:

 l. Music.

 2 Prayer by Rev, \. Hunter.

 3. Music.

 I. Col. l.. J. Rcardon will read the letter ol Gen. Jackson to Com. Elliott, in refer ence to the SARcornAGUs.

 ,. Music

 6. Grafton by Gen. s. II. Hampstead. z Music.

 S. Prayer by Rev. Mr. ' oung, and Benc- diction by Rev. w. N. Stevenson. The guards will fire haIl-hour guns during the day, and the citizens are requested to close doors and suspend business on that day