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On retiring the President, alter few remarks,
returning thanks for the reception which had been
gwen to him by his ieow-citizcns .of Baltimore
gave


Baltimore, the Monumental City-Nay the days
Of her safety be as prosperous and happy. as the
days of her dangers have been trying and trium-
phant.


According to previous arrangement the Presi-
dent again the evening received the visits of his
llow-citizens, Of whom he took leave in brief
and cordial address, praying those with whom he
had exchanged salutaiions TO convey them as from.
him to their families. But having received an intine
ton from number of his fellow citizens who had
not before been presented to hm, that they were
dcsrous of exchanging salutations with him, he re-
turned to the place appointed for the reception OF
his visitors, and having been greeted by all who de-
sired TO see him, finally retired. Having afterwards
learnt that several of his friends had called to see
him after he finally retired, he expressed his regret
that for want of time, full opportunity was not


afforded him to exchange salutations with every cit
lzen who was desrouse to take him by the hand.
The President left Baltimore this morning at
tended by a number OF his low-ciizens, who
took leave of him at short distance from the city
From, The National LpeiHgencer, Oct. 19.
| The PRESIDENT of the United States returned to
the Seat of Government yesterday, from his visit to
his native State. We are glad to learn that his
health and strength have been materially improved
by the Journey, and the relaxation it afforded ron
the close attention which he habIlualy gives to his
public duties.


| In letter of business, from friend in Baltimore


he thus incidentally notices the Presidents sojourn


in that city


"The President has given hims up to the Peo


pie here for these two days and no not see how


he could have wlthsood their earnest apphcaton tt
him for that purpose. He has received ana ex
changed salutations with thousands oi cttzans ad


versares well as friends, and asn sau to be anil


say to the credit of the former thai equal respac


for his official character seems to be manifested b.
J. !, all parties