EDWARD EVERETT.

At the funeral of Mr. Everett, on the 19th of January, the persons who

acted as pall-bearers, and accompanied the body to the grave, had been

appointed to that service by the government of the city of Boston.

They represented respectively the Commonwealth, the City, the Supreme

Bench, the University, the American Academy, the Historical Society, the

Public Library, the Union Club, and the United States Army and Navy. The

officers of the Army and Navy highest in rank on this station

represented these services; the other organizations were represented, in

each case, by their highest officers.

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