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THE ICE-GORGED RIVERS.
TILE LEHIGH VALLEY.

THE LEHIGH VALLEY.
A HEAVY RAIN AND THE SNOW RAPIDLY MELTING
THE CRISIS LOOKED FOR WITHIN TWO DAYS
THE PEOPLE or WEST PnTsToN MOVING ACROSS
THE RIVER.
JFRoM SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TnnusE.l
WuKEsBARRE, Penn, March 26.-lt has
raned hard herc al tle aftsrEoo5 AMI 80, 'sIcs som
up the river say tina; "a raining al s'onS - que
hauua River The snow "a melting last anf h" great
Rorges will ne broken within - hours ana vii f"af'er
destruction along the Wyoming Valley, unless 'h'
weather changes again tcpOrrog. Swelling brooks airs
pouring wn from hI.s the streets are b"comug
impassabIe for pedestrians, aud every little mono" ID
the IL de Is brrmiDS full Of water from mc!'d snow
Tie river has not yet risen but good deal 81 Waei
has appeared the Ice IUi West Ptision those WHO
have been waiting until the last moment are
now moving to PIt,ston as fast as they en-
find means OF convey ance. SPECIAL arrange
ments have been made for telesraphnS from
Rinsom news OF the movement Of the gorge there ana
an engine will be kept fired up by the Lelish Vsley
Railroad ready 10 run down ahead OF the hood. AMI
people OF its approach AT BiS FlIts on toe
Chemung RIVER 30 miles ABOVE EmirS, there u vast
collection of heavy lee, which will s0Oa come down.
Elmra is situated on low ground and Il very Aole 10
he flooded by high water It has escaped thus far tbs
Spring but danger Il apprehended from the ice above
The other streams tributary sIsquebanna are fni
OF lee which will probably come down and increase the
da niger at this point There has been no change n the
animation M White Haven, on the LehiRh. A. Wilkes
barre the greatest anxiety prevails RversT RAINING
close along the river bank, contains many OF tie lnest
residences In tue city, which hardly escape the nun
dalton. Tae gaswoTks stand on low ground near the
river They are sure he flooded and tAe CID again
10 be derived OF light,
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
sATURDAf. MARCH 81.


Liverpool BIZ the steamship
CIy Of Chester close supplementary Mail Steamship
ais Al . a. ~ from Per No AS North RIVER
Europe Southampton and Bremen By the steamship khein
mail the Post
Once 80 steamship sails a. foa Pier ieos Of
ThrisL. nobokea.
Mails west City OF Waco, close q,
Steamship 81 8 from No ~. East hlyer.
the New fOrK Postomcs eyeu DAY
at 80 D. n
NAH Tor aaiaI " s. closed the SevYork Postohss
iayn6pn -.
suhDAi MARca %
All malls close atlI ocscA Fvst0hes rou .
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PASSENGERS TO SAIL

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In LioOku tie pIulr,.Bues .Or Easter crei ally
arranged, and appropriate musical seect us Will be
given IN 81. AIMS tDc. 5chencK'D Church, st. JJhns
Clurah OF The Good shepherd 81. Peters, Church OF
the Mediator Cuurcu OF the Holy Trinity ST. MARX 5,
and many athers.
IL Jersey CiIY, in st. PluP5 Church TN the HiSnHl'
an elab rate programme Of mIsc Will be carried out
uAder the direction ID. Care W. Be- smes the organ
st aud cOmposer The choir consists OF Misses Llcy
Nelson ana Emma W0odcuck, suprauOs Miss C,eIn0ns,
alto; Messrs. GrossDeck and Philips, tenors; and
Messrs. Lord and Loarued. bassOs.
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p4SSENG ERS SAILED.

FOR HAMBuRG-Ea seamsh,p Hosaa March 26-Mr and Ma
Louisa Brandt
Baadt H. Never Dese CnAs Neumsn tsrnsnI Lsame
Agnes Lsmm Spencer A. Baeohnsr and family Heary
Mcneil Charles Pslm Richard Rant w. sehsmaaA w. seha-
IT, Master Gecge sehumana n Lec hAssoae Joseph
Rsensiadt Carl Fuchs aad family Miss RmmA Fachs
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IN THE EPISCOPAL CHURCHES.


TIM PROGRAMMES OF MUSIC IN ST. THOMAs5. GRACE
THE CHURCH OF THE HOLY sEPULCHER, ST.
Marks, ZION, CHURCH OF HE HOLY APOSTLES,
ST JAMEs's CALVARY, CHURCH OF ST. JOHN THE
EVANGELIST, CHURCH OF TIE INCARNATION, ST.
AIMS CHURCH OF THE HEAVENLY REST, ST.
TIMOTHY, CHURCH OF TIE ASCENSION AND
oTHERs-PRoGRAMME OF MUSIC IN THE BROOK
1yN CHURCHrs AND ELSEWHERE.
At St. Thomas's Church. the Rev. VIM. f.
Morgan D. d. Rector. there will be sunrise service
att Holy Communion and sermon at 1880 a. m'' ana
Christmas Festival at $3.50 p m Tue musical programe
is very elaborate and Will lie rendered by the following
nersons: George william Warren, Organist and Di-
rector. Walter o. wilkinson, Assistant Organist ;
Alfred r. Toulmin, Harpst; Mrs. P. ID. Guager' SOLO
soprsno Miss Louise Finch, Solo COntralto; j. H. MI
SEN Solo Tenore /. Z. MorawsH' SOLO BaSso' AM
chorus of As male and female voices AT m Mr. Ioui-
min will ring the changes on eight bells and the ira
ditIonal Easter carols aHd hymns
poo.,o,.-Carol the Song Begun "........G W W.
csnieie In place ysue)~ Chr our Passover G[eson.n
II Isd 1S%@ Arranged BY from mozart
Hmm 100 cg;; IN. Lord il Rise,
PsiIaSe-Organ Worthy the Lamb ........:. Handel
PTocessiona-CsrOl The World Itself keeps Easter
,, g@y The Lord hath Brought II Taorne
XyTs ga :: conoc,ed 70; ,hi. fo.1i W.
sermon BY the Rector Rev William r. Morgan d D. ,A,
Scmmu MON he Singing Of Bird. "..S
Fer s:Dss. The St, r5oa,. C.io
cs1si! Let tn. Merry cSaIt6
e:Sts p GSas 1 ls' To sfi r.s
S.;;sI and The HST ssstas Of Bird,
Hmm Hyan 90 ssso.s55s s.a. csd To.j
school seS,a 1S S.f ss Isr s1a
Ar Grace Church. the Rev. II. C. Potter. Rector. Will
opcste The musical services will DO directed by Chss
g. Fischer organist. and choir consisting Oh quar-
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Sales Oh Aucuoa

A. MERETN, A1rUonrei
by BANGS. MERWIN & Co., GjG Broadway.
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IL the inpOrtant papeIs presented at the
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published IIs TRIBUNE EAlR4 No. "a Paphsi Lho1'
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Sum 81 b:lJ Neon rlsos norn
us~Ns naY-Ls
s.udy HOOK 90 il;4j Hell Gate Ferry. Ill
wArrR rsr Day. y "a.
Sandy Hoos.ls isi3a.... 600 heh Sss FnJ.' Eos
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ser,o1 Alvin Ru4od NJ L'ehsn NJ. Arm md A. u Nc
Donald A. NJ. Llc.AB, Dr. G. ". Willsmson-
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ther NJ j. OFsrrr the pastor, assisted by me Ess,
F,'hcrs dcCaucy, Corey. aud Hanes, VIII oiia'e "'
the rises.
AT g. Br,dre,'s Church the morning service will begin
at los ocIock when gu MIs Will he given. Tue Rev
Father Mooney Will ofsate assisted by Fathers LINEN
aud Western Tue choir will consist OF ~ yoiees under
tue leadersh Of Prot. KorD. org nst Inc SOPRANOS
airs Misses Dbnely, DdEiy. Conner, ahn Druo'' uo
altos are Iisses AlaD-, MriGire. aud DENIES. ann i
" voices. About IS boys VIII occupy pia's
In the sanctuary dressed In robes Of purple ana sed'
At the Curcl OF the Mot Holy Rrdrcfnrr tGeTn NJ
the services on Sunday will begin at 10 a. M
when High Mss will be celebrated. Tue ehoir uhuer
the manag. uent OF Mr.. L'nlng.r ngmo"rs about 80
persons. HrdA's Mass NJ, l. Ia b, will 1e sung Ve,,
per- In this aft raoOn 10y Scuniit, win H;glla Nuh
ami " rantu,n L 20" by FJepI3i.
The morning services at the Church OF st. Francis
var Will iucluda ten OF twelve masses. Al Hign
Miss half pat 10 O'clock tne musical services VIII
eonsisr OF PLscale, by William Berg the
Vr-ausi, whica parts will be sung Dy Mss
Wcrneko and Mlss rye, soDranos; MISS Mary
Mereke and Mr., schnliz, tos; sisnor lam'ro anu '
Hans, teuOrs; and SignUr Il ,eei. 0drlOnr ann MI:
banlon, Dasso. An orchestra, under the uHeeuon "a
Trained chorus Tie Kyrle" will he accompanied bY
clinc OF pe,ls tympdnL Al the ouertory the hee
VI ny L'modl'I'ei Wi, "e sung
oratodo Of the ResurreeSOn' Inoions
essiSa Nrh.'.'. .'..'''' '''''"' G6s
sopr- =, SOL With enorus
At st. Anthony the Rev. Fathers James, EDWARDS
aud Camille officiating, Hgn Mass will be sung at 1880
Tue musical Department. Will he eompOsed OF MIR.
sc4igickadi, organist; Mrs. Capnt soprIno; MISS
UllcJs, aO; Dir. Walters, tenor. aud MI. Cucln"tto'
bas,o. Tue masses will be tbs kyrIe ani Gloria tdaydn
NJ. y, Credo fduzTs NJ ~, S,nctus ana Angus DEL
dpdn NJ. y. TIE soils aud dues VIII De Ave Maria
II Mcrc.Jau,e. by NJ. CucinOto; 5ildIars o. MoZir
b. Airs Cdpnl and Mss U icns. A. 7OclOck tue Vsp1f
VI NM Will b. sung ny te On IA anu SOLO, ave Mdrla
vi Y uni. viii 10 Rendered by Mr. Walters
a. o. JOsepAs tue usual h tster Mass VIII 90 eee-
brated, upon which occasion Fathers Farrell, Duly,
DunphY, and Ftzharris. Will Oil late The choir Is
composed ~ No Mrtinez orgaDIst; Mrs Martina
soprano; Miss Cd5h, cUutratO; hr ccIO. DIsOi Olf
Is A., tenUr. Mass POr.ugueie composer
5gnor Bile wncn Was procured from LISBON, ior inc
OccdsOu ~lll Dc sung.
AtSt. Alpnuusus The evening exercises will consist oil
sIcrad concert, given by Rosa DErina, assisted
By Geo. M,tzka viJlinlst; Francis X. Der, baritone
and Frederick Boyer, orgLnist. Tue programme Will
Consist Oi Tue following stiec IONS:
Tue following the programme for the music at Bar
thUlOmew's Church on sunday:
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4lisrellaueou5.

A + 81 SIXTH-AVE., near WaycrleY-p place
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TRIBUNE XrSA -. nlbi hes th. al and HUI
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PASSENGERS ARRITED
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furniture.
Religious Nolitrs.

For otter Religious Noses SEE NHh P,Gr
Al the Church of the Holy Apostles, Garner hntbaT@
sndT I've LIZ SUNDAY 40 81 p
wee Rev G. G. TIFFASY Reor " Of the Aionemen, NJ
preach Caoig OF 70 vail render iIl
All sons, Church. Four;4 rseaneth-si
SUNDAY ~ Or. BELLOWS vi. preach IL
,hval SunaShOO scholars and other
parth Wi be beet 81 IN. Al members OF so
wishing crea Viii please preset them az thss
time M nrrELca In
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ntroit -ivmaa eS, whitney D.
kTre bleisOn
6sors llDi
II IL lO7.... Cborii
Holy CJaimnat1H.
OGeftasy from whom AL essilg' How
hsnetaA..
Ton y urma "ho 'e' US
Cora n brres
Y.c.ar Pa rstna
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lolomew's Church on sunday:
Morning Servtoe.
r roee tgional-" Thanks be 10 GoI VINO layeth the

M with early communion, with both chOlrs increased
by many volunteers Al 1890 a. m. there will BE- mcrn
ing prayer sermon aud grand celebration and eveuine
PRAYER and AZ 7:3) y. III. Tue musical piO
Grunp IL especially rich and fl!l aud VIII Dc az LoI
lows:
Procesron,' Hsrn1 TOT III 1iule 9J)....W IT, Monk
X lie eisoa serv,ee Zoos, pace 74I) G0I.sd
Caro DIrif q UGtrtory-" Canst our Lori sad Gois a.
p rs-,cs ha' sac sac 0 0too
HyDa 20J ca. ~ 2J5. ana P,sr.en,
Us Oe Pave, i,.a ~ Coa
Ayins AZ Ill a. 4D2l B4sAT
1890.
Eassr Anthem (Pes-ces Psa.sea, y. ~, Chant No. B.
Proper ts ins IA. - b and ii ltL
Te DEAN L4alal composed expressly for this parish By r. X
L,.,n, a VAN Urnch IN .lJ4yl , A.. No. o
Ia rois ............. ....P St'iner Nus Doc oNon
Cora I.i - IN %. u. slL
Gao. (5ef.s c4ro, Lord a-d God risen
MAJ Lori Almighty Carng the Ofe'tOr ......., 'poai
~ u1'
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NOTICE.

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AND OLD
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THE WEEKLY SUN.
f0R 1873.

Eighteen hundred and seyeniy.sl1 IA Tbs
CeuteHuis &sar. "a is 10 = year ia which 80
OpFvsstioA House - lei rose ;atives. the
ft2g since 10 war. W.sl be III Fs1wer ct Wash.
iagtoH si4l tae year u The t2eniy.third cleo.
I = VI President pi the U1ited states. All
Of sses. eYsns- sre sore oe II great interest,"
and Importance, especially tls two latter:
Hn@ al - them AID Ngargtaiilg connected
n hels. wi.l ba fuily ana lEcskly reported
Gad -1pc.-nt-g' ia aK ScN.
the Opposition How're Of Representatives,.
taking np the line ot inquiry opened years ago
- TIRE sU,s, All stsrnl, sBi diligently iuves
tig.te the eorruptl0ns aud misdeeds or
GRsSr'a a1n4lEta.4 ~ .1u, aaA viii, II u 70 b
holsd, lay tie foundation f0E new and oe..
taf period "a cur national history. VI al
th,- itA BIN will cents complete And A.
rurata accounts fsru shins its readers WA
early a. tr'is Eorfby lnfoaaAio ion upon thsss
si1soI aig topics.
Thetwcaii third Presidential election. win
tac prs l'arations for -, VIII be m.nofans -
aeridinX upon GIANTS ASPIRATIONS for q thifd
term 81 power aua plander, and still more .
deciding wAo seais he Toe candidate VI w
party 81 reform apd ~ eieetiug that astas
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nisans u D. ina Thoroughly we'll informed,
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already has itE ma lers Ia evtry state ~
Territory. AID wetittst thai the year lsi6 VI
see their numblfs q uhi,d. II viii eontiaa
a. IT, Thorough news spgr. All tie gcheis
news 0. the day VIII .r found in II. condehss
Whun nalimputiHet az fan length when
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NOTICE.

HNO WILLIAM SPENCE, JAMES SPENCE
a ~. g. J. Spence,) Samuel Clay, antoine
Kaufman, CLAY Il Kaufmsn,l Morris Price and
Arthur Lickly, creditors Of the Montezuma
Mining Company, and to Vim. X, Strout their
trustee-You are hereby notified that the
assessment work, as required by the Act Of
Congress, of the United States, Of May TO-
lo72. has been done by Inc on the Montezuma
Ledge and Company, Situated in { Arabia
Trinity Mining district. HnlboIdt county
State Of Nevada, upon the original location
thereof, for the year 1875, and prior thereto,
AID othfr expenditures Of money and labor
on the said ledge and company TO the amount
of six hundred dollars Is u0l. and that if you
90 not contribute your proportion, two hum
dred and ninefy-two dollars aud fifty cents
ts292 SOY in gold coin, on or before ninety days
from this date, ur interest in said Monte
zuDa Ledge and Company will become the
properly OF the undersigned. aud that
demand OF you the immediate payment
thereof.
LUTHER A. BUCKKER.
Trinity (Arabia) Mining District, Decem-
bert. 1875 o7-td
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UNITED STATES REGISTERS
SUMMONS.
No. III.
In TIE UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, !
koR The DIsraICT or
LARSON CITY NV

In TIE UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
toR The DlsraICT or
LARSON CITY, NEv.,
FHNBE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES
D. TO GEORGE W. NICHOLS ereeting-Yon are
hereby summoned to appear before me at my
office IN Carson City. on the tl,siTa day *
JANUARY, A. D., 1876, at eleven O'Clock A NJ A.,
to answer the complaint OF EUGENE SILVA
ayerriEg that your homestead pylication TO
the northeast quarter Of section tw nty-one
Township forty-two, North. Range forty. east,
has been wholly abandoned BIZ you ard tina.
you have changed your residence therefrom
Tor more than SAX DIonths since making said
entry and next prior 10 toe date herein AID that
said tract Is not settled upon and cultivated by
you as required by law. ard then aud there do
you show ca'lse, il any there be. why your
said Homestead entr', No l2i, should not be
declared cfnceled aud forfeited to the United
States. falling in which Judgement will ne
taken against you.
To the UnlIea States Marshal orSleputized
citlzeii-aiake service and return hereof.
Given under my hand this Sd day OF Deem
Der, A. D.. 1875.
- A. Waltz,
|ssatl Register District Of Carson 1ity New.
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Delinquent Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Delinquent List If state and County
Taxes for the year 1876 mas now been deposited
with the District or Prosecuting Attorney,
aud unless the Delinquent Taxes therein
specified are paid TO the Treasurer as ex-
oIticio Tax Receiver within twenty days from
the publication of this notice action will be
commenced by the District or Prosecuting
Attorney for the collection OF said taxes
and costs.
CHARLES A. LAGRAVE,
County Auditor.
winnemucca. December ., 1875. d2-td
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