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GENERAL GRANT AND THE ENGLISH MISSION.

General Grant has been freely mentioned as
bein. Ino successOr Mr.. Russell Lowell IN the posi-
of Ambassador TO England soon as General Gainelu
constitutes his Ministry. There are several reasons
which General Grants appearance as Ambassador
here extremely unlikely. am told that, writing 10
frie nd now ling Europe he has expressed MS
Intention not take Office under the Garfield Govern
p,enf and a further reason for the retention OF Mr.
Lowell IN England that the Garfield Ministry is GER
tain TO be fully en- rapport WIN MN as 'na' vi
Prssident HAYES been.
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LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK. .....DEC. -. 1880.

Park IloyO tOf ABERDEEN Brown Colombo Sept with
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10 days with sugar vessel 10 N smith q co.
Schr Mary Leland. Reynolds New-Havoa for Virginia
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STEAMER MOVEMENTS.
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WHERE TILE U-ELEss RAsCALs TOOLs AND

From The Louisville COuriey-JOuTaai Uem.
The Republican party Is very bad party
But n Is very strong party, and very smart party
All the Keen rascas the country have cOnrved to get
into It, The Democrats only get the useless rascals TIE
fools sOreledds
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IT ulihs ab4Oib shOoC nv
Miss Ida G. Oltnstead,
Miss Grace Olmstead.
Lawrence ID. Oimstead.
Mr.. and Mrs. ). s. Leo,
Miss Elliott.
Miss Anna ThOrne.
Miss Clara Campbell.
George Adams,
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MOrtlmei Osborne,
Miss Minnie Elder,
Miss Schroeder,
G lionel Edward Haight,
Miss Nellie Turl,
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j.. OctayianO.
Miss Edith Walden.
L. MunrOe DAVIS.
Mrs. j. c. Tiffany.
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Dir. and Mrs. Jacob II. Al
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Major Asa Bird Gardner.
Captain Ward.
NJ Jennie Hunt.
Miss Lizzie Dcnuit.
Miss Mary Hastings.
Mss Emma Carl.
Miss Boa sic SklllInan.
Mss Ashmau.
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MI $ heyser,
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ii. Ii. Tuthili,
G.. A. Tuthill.
Miss Emma Ribbed, BuffalC
william Demarcst,
Miss Florence Newton,
General and Mrs. Shaier,
Nj. aud Mrs. l.. Laimbeer.
Mrs. Henry S. Steele.
W. Addison Clarke.
IAui.-COlcnei y. /. Svaynt
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Commodore Cooper, U. S.N
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Mr.. and Mrs. ID. ID. COnov c
Miss COnOytr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Power
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Mr.. ana Mrs. T.. l.. ReTnOld
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Howard Durant.
l.. MintOn KOrtIignt.
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Chauucey Shutier.
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Mr.. and Mrs. i. b. Harper,
Miss jessie l.. Thompson,
Henry My,
Prof. i. Damrosch,
Miss Albert,
Pelham st. George Bis3cl,
Miss Ella Walton,
q neral BeuhaIn. Boston,
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Prof Theodore BabcOok,
X. l.. Roc.
Patrick Gilmore,
George Train,
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Miss Knapp.
Royal Phelps.
General SchoGold.
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FORDs, HOWARD s. III LsERT.

The Lovers of Provence. Aucassia and NIcocite.
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MIDNIGHT WEA IHER REPORT.
coyrPNMENr INDICATIONS.

For Nev-Fnglsnd higher barometer, stationary or
lower temperature. westerly winds, partly CLOUDY
weather, with occasional snow , ,u..o, -.
For the Middle Atlantic states, rising iollowed py
falling barometer, stationary or lower Temperature .,
westerly shiftpe to northerly eastery WINDS partly
cloudy weather followed by increasin. couoihess anu
.slOnnl
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" fRRIED

DYTR-IARAU-A the Church Of the Incarnation. the
llth inst, by the Rev Lewis r. Clover d. D. Rector OF ST
Stephens's Church Miiburn. y. j.. assisted by the Rev.
Arthur Brooks Edward Tiffany Dyer to Edith daughter OF
the Scno,as b. Ia Bau uecO4sed aud Ma am Frances
and of tho late Commodore Wander
bit
PARKFR-pRO NN-At the residence Of the BRIDES parents
December L. by tine Rev. W. H. Dayls j. L. Parker 70 LO
liz. daughter Of J. q. Brown, both Of this city.
SMALLEY-COOK--On Tuesday. December II. 1880. M
Bound Bro0s n j.. bY the Re-. James ID. Eaton, William
w smaller Emma y, daG Ghter OF LOWS d. Cook. esq
SMITH LIVINGs ToN-On Wednesday December 5. 1890
at te rasidence brides uIcle, John A. Livingston
Ber1ard " smith 70 Alice T., only daughter Of hugh LlY
ingston, all OF this city.
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LOnN iNILEY N NONs
GEORGE T. PUTNAlps SONS.
-

The Dieranai Calculus An ahr'c 2ed edition OF I.ics
& Jchualns rIeatise pounded IN the Method VI Kate. Or
Fluxious / vol. l2IaO, al 9TH, 81 81.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

The ,ho.s the variations m tg ey y ten Oh
inches The peprndcusr divisions Of time i9 the .Gas
line represents
by The broken or so. IN.
Indicated BY the thfm'Le'ef a. HUI
6Gts Pharmacy 2is Broadway
TRIBUNE OFFICE. Dec. 49, q. m-ihe upward
movement Of the barometer continued throughout yes
terdsy. Cloudy and partly cloudy weather prevailed
The temperature ranged between 34 ard 3S 'be aver
age 36lso being 57s lower than the corresponding
day last year. ard 90 lower than on Tuesday.
Clear partly cloudy weather with slight changes IN
Temperature may be expected Ill this city and ych'v
to-day.
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Al noiices Of Marriages must be ndorsed eith full


ANGELL-fn Providence n. T.. on Monday the 18th inst
job Angel, formerly OF this city, aged oj years.
DICRINsON-On December "a. Mercy Amelia widow Of tho
late Horace Dickinson. 0f Montreal, aged 80 years
Funeral tho residence Of her son iuaw. w. h. Double
day NO 80 second paee BroskyD, Thursday, Decem.
I 10. at 10 O'Clock a. IA.
PLEMING-On Wednesday, December 10, william Fleming,
In 6ith year OF his
trends are resnectnly invited
late residence. 3ul West it st Friday,
December H. at X D.
Will DO frOm the fcstrncc Oh MS uO'he orange
Lake y. y on saturday, at . o. m.
Train leaves Graud Central Depot at Please omit
HOwefA
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No person AhOuld build male alterations In
their plumbing without hrs visiting the wareroOms OF
HENRY G. d CO., manuia tnrtIs OF tho most
proved sanitary appliances os 40 and 49 Ch g., New
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SALE POSITIVELY WITHOUT REsERvE
Christnias Appeal fer Poor Childrcn.

The bitter cold OF winter coming carly.
viii remind kind Of the thousands Of .tle Chi
dren IN NcwYok who are hOm' es aut firn without
shti!sr aud frost. hafclsd and bare
footed. and serun. otsu In bSci cellars or atcs growing
Msriy reach Out nanta
the this cldlty whom Prov cEce has
blessed, and ask Tor ad and sympathy.
VINO vii help lie LHlLDhhN'S AID SOCIETY 70 mako
CIRf~rMAs happier 10 these unfortunate little onesl The
best Christmas sllt q HOME
FIFTY rOLLAHS will send three HON less children 10
homes the country. ONE HUNDRED DOLLAlto will put
ehl ttle boys or girls. ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS viii give 100 huugy children u hot meal Tor u
month
surely those who have homes ana friends and comfort
viii eAjgy Christmas b.-rII ieeng tlt they have made 10
happier 10 the homeless ana nieudess orphan
December - 1850. G. l. BNACt Secretary,
Chtdron's Aid society 10 East 4th-st. NewYork
Cffs Of clothing pFOViOas sent II the Cturu
Office ~ fat itst, New YORK, OF VIII be called iof the
addre be forwarded.
mOacy he iuco'ef 70 either 0 the under
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THE GUESTS.

Many well-known citizens OF New-fork, prom'-
nent in social circles and In public hre'
were among the vast throng. There were
over 5000 people present. but the spacious
drill-room was by no means crowded Com
plimentary tickets were sent to the officers OF
the United States Army in and near Now-York and
at West Point, to the Navy officers In and about
New-York TO the general and field officers OF the
National Guard of New-York and BROOKLYN. to the
officers of the First Corps of Cadets of Boston, the
officers of the National Guard of Philadelphia, and
TO the subscribers to the 9TH Regiment New Armory
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THE SEVENTIES GREAT BALL.
SCENES on GAYETY IN THE NEW ARMORY.

SCENES OF GAYETY IN THE NEW ARMORY.
AsUCcEssFUL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DECoRA-
TIoNs OF rHE DUiLDING-soME OF THOSE WHO
WERE PREsRNT-THE MEMBERS OF THE COM
MIrTREs-HOw SOME OF THE LADIES WERE
DRrsssD.
The ball given last evening at the new
Armory of the 7th Regiment was re-
garded as successful. The building, with
the exception of the main ball,
was proiusely decorated. The attendance
was large. it being estimated that 5000 per-
sons were in attendance. The dancing began
about 1890 o'clock and continued far into
the morning. Many handsome costumes were
worn by ladies'
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The
GOUPlL GALLERY.

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excsy civ followed at O'Clock by an address 10 women
eACualvoiy
yichy from the soungs hauteuve, CoiestnA Grande
0rls ahd IcDitil The oalY genuine
Wnutca-A aecpnl hani type writer perfect orier al
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foreign rails Tor the endag SAfURDA Y Deem
;S. 1850. will close ~ TINS Ohce on "WEDNESDAY 80 IL
m steamship Batavia VIA tlueensto"h (cOrre
France must DO specially addTe5ae ana ~ IL
direct by steamship Caderl VIA Havre;
THURSDAY at II A. H., FOR Germany France &c, o. steam
Lee via Plymouth Cher0odrg ana Hamburg (corre
spOndcnCe Great Britain and the continent mus. De spe
ciay addressed; ana AIT II NJ for Europe by steamship
hepublic, via Queenstown; ON SAL CRDAl, AT J:5O a. ~
OF richmond Queenstown
ponence and scotland must be specially
Addressed $3.50 q. scotland drtct. BY steam
ship DeyOnia. Glasgow and at ii tor Europe Dy
steamship MOsc southampton and Bremen. the mails
fol- Denmark sweden anu Norway Dv Hamburg
ana Bremen steamers only The mails Marc aud
MaracaiDo eave New December IA for Hon
duIas and Livingston leave NewYork December IA The mails
for Nassau leave New.lOrk December 10. The mails
Havana and he West Indies leave New.Hurk De-
cember 49, The mails Newfoundland and St Pierre-M
queon NewNOrk December IL Ihe mails for Porto
lico York December IL Tn mails Tor Australia
&c cayo San Francisco lS The mails China
ANA Japan leave Francisco January 4.
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results have followed the use Of CASWELi. MASSEY q
co - EMULSION OF CODLlVER OIL WITH QUlSINE
AND PEPSINE. LII Broadway aud oIo oth.aye
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AmerIcan FTCh0nLC ailOnaI BANK. ]
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WORK OF TIE YEAR

CONGRESS WATEIG-1he pures and safest Of al cathlr
tic waters AVOID all irritating waters foreign and
domestic; they impair the digestive organs aud kdneys
Plies permanently radicated within three weeks No
Causic All &c al diseases cured Clrcu
lars sent references d. HOYr 81 West 2ithst
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PROPOSALS
WORK ON THE YUBA RIVER
OFFICE OF THR BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF !
DRAINAGE DISTRICT No. l,


SACRAMENTO, CAL, July II, 1880.
10y ORDER OF The BOARD OF DIRECTORS
I'D of Drainage Dist let No. /, passed at the SEES
sion held the l4th day OF JULY 1880, sealed pro
posals will be received at the Office Of SAID Board al
Room No. SIS, in the State Capitol Building, Saera
mento, Cal, until IL o'clock NJ on AUGUST Is 1850
for the Construction, Repairing, Strengthening ant
Protection Of Levees necessary prevent the spread
OF debris from the channel Il Yuba Rive n, In &C
cordance with plans and specifications file III The
Office Of the Directors as above.
Each bidder must accompany his bid with a certi
fed check upon some well-known and responsible
banking house for at least Ave 5) per cent. OF tn
amount Of his bid, payable to the order OF W. H
PARKS, President Of the Board; the condition
being, that ii any party to whom contract sha b
awarded shall fail to give the bond required b,
the Board OF Directors for the faithful performance
of hi. contract the check accompany ing said party
bid shall be forfeited to the State.
The party to whom an award shall be made vii
be required TO give a bond with two or more sure
ties to the satisfaction OF the Board and iii al
amount equal to fifty (50) per cent OF the amount
the contract conditioned for the Performance
thereof Seventy-tiye a. per cent, II u Eng
neer's estimate Of work done viii be paid month";
| in warrants drawn on the State Drainage Construl
| ton Fund
The work must be completed within sixty day
from the time Of signing the contract, and no Chi
| nese or Mopgoans sh II be employed in any capa
| city whatever on any work TO be done. And n
material used In tie construction OF the work sha
be purchased from any contractor or manufacture
who either directly or indirectly, en- pioys any Chi
nese or Monaghan labor.
Bids must be directed to The Board OF Director
| Of Drainage District No. / Room IS, State Capte
Building Sacramento Cal - and Endorsed on epvel
| ope :" Proposals for Work on Yuba River.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or al
| bids. CHARLES NJ. CoGLAN, Secretary.
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