The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-08-29

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rendering my sincere and HEARTFELT thanks for this
manifestation of regard aud rsspsct for one who
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advance the interests 81 fhs great masses Of tho
people. thank YOU, gsntiernen, and In parting
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Repeated cheers were given on the con-
clusion Of this speech. when TIE PREsIDESr
andrthe distinguished party retired from the
balcony. The crowd fingered for some time
about the hote, and then re,;red :.
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me = hhsi ,',a :, anu party aihea at sepa'
rate table, with the COMMITTEE or Reception.
Mr.. JoE KIEssLEyuthe proprietor Of the
Continental, has rendered his Inequalities To
them fsee Of all expense whatever. Esco b.
n" = H.S,phSf .ns evening receiVed thou-
SANDS OF visitors, and FOR several hours there
was cheering around the Continental To-
night he was cornplimented with serenade.
NEW YORK TO .pAyyaN9TrHnrr s uux,c,pu PM
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Common Council 7 o .rece;ye b;a EyceIj onr 10y
Andrew Johnson nnon ia arrival ~ Na,sy
York will meet N HI Mayor,s oa,;co II NV
City Hall TO-DAY, tbe 2ott instant a. baIf
past ten 4, land frorsithSnNe s,rose;ed 70
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