DAILY NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER, Washington, June 27, 1845 Page three of this issue contains "Funeral Honors in Memory of Gen. Jackson" "The first Funeral Procession in honor of the memory of Ex-President Jackson took place at New York on Tuesday.We learn from the newspapers of that city that, although the day was intensively hot, the streets were thronged with a immense concourse of people, including many strangers that the numbers and extent of the procession were unusually large; that the ceremonies were highly appropriate and imposing; and that no serious accident occurred to interfere with the proceedings of the day..." The article is a full column in length. An other lengthy article is "Honors to the Memory of Gen. Jackson" includes an order by the President to close the public offices and business be suspended on Friday, the 27th. Other information on the program for his memory is included in the article as well. "Town Meeting in Georgetown, D.C." also contains a letter pertaining to their regret on the news of Gen. Jackson's death. A block advertisement for the Masonic - Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted masons of the District of Columbia states they would be paying appropriate honors to the memory of their deceased Brother, General Andrew Jackson.  Other news and advertisements of the day are within the issue.

This is complete in four pages measuring approximately 24 x 18.5 inches with scattered lite foxing, otherwise in good condition.