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HE FUNERAL OBsEQUIEs IN BosToN, in CONNIE
memoration OF the death OF Andrew Jackson, in this
city yesterday afternoon carried through with
mirable effect The weather was truly delightful, and
the most perfect order allied from CONNIE
OF the to the close The itself
in our city. The military portion under the command
Of Brigadier General J. s Tyler beyond all praise
tconssted OF no less than twenty independent
panies Of the volunteer militia of Boston and vicinity
The head of the procession reached the hall quarter
before SIX and udcious had been the nts
that as many OF the first divisions could be accommo
dated within the hall, marshaled in without the
slightest confusion The services in the hall were of
hign and interesting order II consisted Of religious
ercises by the Rev. Dr. jerks and Rev. Frederick T.
Gray, drges by the Brigade Band and the Eulogy BY
the Hon. Pliny Merrck-a performance which ELECTED
Post, .Jllu 10.