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Ice That Never meIrs.
AN EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY REPORTED FROM
TENNESSEE.


party Of gentlemen, while walking around
the farm of Major j. T. Webb, near Linden, in
Perry county, came upon the mouth of a cele-
brated cave there aud concluded to enter Pro-
curing ghts they entered the cave, and, after
proceeding some sew nty five feet upon turning
an angle they beheld to their astonishment the
whole interior Of the cave festooned with the
most beautiful stalagmites the eve of man ever
beheld. Holding up their lights they gazed upon
the beautiful sight with pleased astonishment,
and upon nearer approach they found the stall
agmites to resemble the hardest, clearest ice as
cold as the touch Of the ice king himself. Be.
coming by this time chilled through with the
coldness Of the place, each of the gentlemen
broke off lump Of this STANCE wonder and start
ed to return. Before reaching the mouth OF
the cavern their hands we're 80 chilled they could
scarcely hold the strange substance, and upon
reaching the outer air they laid it down upon
the ground, thinking it would soon acquire the
temperature Of the atmosphere. After resting
fifteen or twenty minutes, they started for Mr..
Webb's residence, each carrying, as best he
might, his lump of rock ice. And hnding that
it would not melt in the open air, they put it
into water, only 10 find that 1t covered the glass
pitcher with moisture similar to that produced
by ice. 1t was also tried in milk and upon but
ter, and in each instance was found to supply
the place of ice in every particular. Its use is
becoming general in the neghborhood.
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nEMTAL GARD.

DR.. 8. p. CHALFANT having located in Will
mlngton for the practice OF Dentistry, desires re-
spectfully to solicit share OF the public patroh-
age and as he desires that his methods OF operating
and tine gu ity and appearance OF his work hnall
be the only testimonials of his professional sDllty,
he will practice for the remainder OF the presehI
wear at Introduction Prices, OF one-ha1 mis- usual
rates. Tie object in view Is to invite the attention
ofthOse who may be in need OF the services OF
dentist, In order that he may by this means, nave
an opportunity to submit his skill and mode OF Op-
erating to the Judgment of the public. His advah-
taRes In his profession have been OF no ordinary
character. Besides graduating at one OF the nrst
Dental Colleges in the country he has spent sever
al years the employ of leading Dentists 10 various
parts OF the United states, for the Immediate ruff
D Sc of perfecting himself In all the nice and dell,
.ate manipu atlOns appertaning 10 the praetGe anu
Of mastering the difficulties OF tnOse cases Wncn 50
frequently natile the SAIL Of the practitioner Inc
en- menf and preservation Uf the natural teeth ne
mas ma e sp cialty, and those desiring innings ol
tLe neatest aud most durable q IN Icy maj do wei
IN give him a rail. He has alsO given great att5n
| on To the adjustment of art hulal dentures, anC
viii in ert sets of teeth at prices much below th'
| usual rats. He earnestly requests eall from thos'
wearing SITS parts OF sets That hitherto nave no
given THEM tlsAction. In all huch cases ne VII
| 1nrK entirely on his oSn responsibility aud IL m
faila 90 achieve enlre success will make no charge
A"i' W 4 y, CuALFANT. ID. ID 8.
| At the otfice formerly occupied by Dr. VIM D. Nole1
9io WEST FOURTH ST. opposite tue springl
keptiA-lt
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y PHILAD DELPHIA.
OUR sATURD LETTER,

The Political Excitement wigwam-Mrs.
Livermore's speech - Mr.. swops and Colonel
Forney - The Judges aud the Newspapers -
The Keyser Case - The Trouble in Getting
Man to Answer a Plain Question-The Thea.
tres-The Star Lecture, Etc.
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LONDON, Sept. IA.
The Times says the award of the Arbtrators
only exceeds three millions by triAe, and mainly
on account Of the Alabama. The award is signed
by all, except Sir Alexander Cockburn, who will
give separate judgment regarding other claims,
though agreeing in the Alabama award.
The damages were granted for the Florida by
vote of four to one, and for the Shenandoah by
vote Of three to two.
The Times says willingly will we consent to
pay this sum to improve the law of Nations"
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A prominent Republican member Of Congress
from Indiana, who has just arrived in Washing
ton, states that the political sltuAtion In that
State never looked 80 bright and promising as IL
does at The present time. He says that Indiana
is safe beyond peradventure, and will give
Republican majority in October of not less than
ten thousand while he thinks Grant and Wilson
will carry the State by fifteen thousand in NJ
vember TIE Liberals and Democrats, ne says
are unable to arouse the people to any enthusl'
IN ghata
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE AT MILFORD.
The Milford Netns, of the 18th saws

MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE AT MILFORD.
The Milford Ne,os of the 18th says
wedding is always an interesting event, and
our young society enjoyed pleasurable excite
ment on yesterday morning in the marriage of
our popular fellow townsman, Robert H. Will
liams, Esq, to Miss Lizzie, only daughter of
the late Ex-Governor Peter +. Causey The
marriage took place at the beautiful mansion
home of the bride, in the presence of about
sixty invited guests-tho relatives and near
friends of the family. After the marriage cere-
mony, a splendid breakfast was served in the
most recherche style, and all passed Off with ecidt
There were numerous bridal presents, all beau
tifnl and appropriate. and some of much intrinsic
value. The happy couple left on the noon train
for tour to Niagara, and other points. followed
by the best wishes Of their numerous friends.
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Mr.. jefferson, the celebrated comedian, who
yislted Baltimore on Wednesday for the purpose
Of consulting DIR. Reuling states that his eye Is
completely cured, but he deems it prudent 70
withdi aw from the stage until the opening Oh
will not be idle, but will arrange novelties lor
his reappaArance that will add renewed fame TO
his already great reputation as comedian
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RELIGIOUS PERsoNAL-The Rev. Dr. Edwards,
of Baltimore Presbytery, is now the guest of
the Rev. Geo. II. Smyth, pastor of the West
Presbyterian Church. of this city. DIR. Edwards
will preach in the West Church Sabbath morn
ing and evening. He is a grandson of the cele-
brated President Edwards and possesses largely
of the intellectual power and refined culture Of
his worthy ancestor.
DIR. Edwards il the author OF numerous publ-
cations of standard merit, in theology, science,
biography and almost every department, of Eng
lsh literature. Appleton's Encyclopedias and
many of the leading Reviews of our country
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We have been trying for two days to announce
all auction sale Of Six HUNDRED pieces oil
heavy fine foreign wooleus, tomorrow Inc
irst day our printers made it go pieces, and this
morning the types refused to chronicle any
humber We are trying it again for tomorrow
morning. but are not sanguine Of success, al
though q frat class man has made the correction
aud al last adyicea was astride the form, watch
ing il, without once stopping to wink!-N I.
Journal of Commerce.
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We understand that the Swedish settlers at
Middetown have become reconciled To their sit
nations and are working away very ss Ististorily.
Il is also said the Association has de or nj led TO
arrest any who may attempt to leAv, ID thus
test the validity of the contracts.
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Tie losses by the recent failures in Baltimore
are estimated at from two to three millions All,
or most of the suspensions, are believed TO Do
only temporary. The suspended firms ,,: are La
1eer Brothers, J. O. Bridges Co., ana Wl,iian iua
Chase & Co., West Iudian and South American
Importers and A. A. Perry Co, wholesale
lumber merchants.
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WILMINGTON, DEL, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IA, 1879.

political excitement, but tho manager thinks
that after the State Election, the fever will be
spent aud that people will be ready to listen to
lectures. After ALL these lectures have so
steady patronage and are 30 largely supported
by season ticket buyers that politics will not
Affect them very readily although az fine sea-
son as that of last year is hardly to be expected.
The list of speakers embraces the big guns of
the home guard, and several European celebri-
ties who will make their first appearances in this
country. INDEX.
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THE PENINSULA.


Wheat seeding and fertilizers are occupying
the attention OF the farmers.
Geo. Chrlsty, who was recently shot by his
wife is likel, to get we'll.
woods meeting is held every other day at
friendship.
The colored camp near Pct er's Landing has
been very successful.
Preston is in the cen r. of thrifty and pros
porous neighborhood, and the Democratic sem
timent prevails, bat still only one copy of the
N. Y. Tribune is taken there.
fredericksburg expects soon to have an ex-
press office
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Saratoga has become suddenly nearly desert
ed, notwithstanding the splendid weather and
the grand appearance of the country. 1t no
longer fashionable to be at Newport or Saratoga.
and hence the desertion of 80 many Just now.
The season of 1872 however, has been among
the best known, and tue amount of travel
throughout the country without parallel
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Philadelphia.
n ROBBERS.

DEATH OF MAN INJURED BY UNKNOWN ROBBERS.
PHIDADELHHIA, Sept. IA.
Hugh Graham. aged 81, died this morning in
West Philadelphia from wounds inflicted by
three unknown men, in Mcouly's brick yard,
the supposed object being robbery. The de-
ceased was a milk dealer.
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England.

THE sAPPHo-TRTUMPH OF THE CONSERVATIVES IN
THE ELECTION.
LONDON, Sept. IA.
The American yacht sdppho, recently ashore,
has been taken to Cowes for repairs.
The election for members of Parliament re-
suited in the choice of the conservative candi-
date.
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The Postmaster General has received from
Hon. Jere Black letter of five pages OF cap
reviewing the Ohorpenning claim and Mr.. ores-
t,resw,i from any shadow of duplicity or fraud
in the matter, and says that If there is any
blame it is attachahle to Congress, as Mr. Ores
we'll could not go back of the act Of Congress
This letter will shortly be given to the press II
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aslarrlaafs.

ABt t4ES. - AT Delmsr, on the 19th
inst, by hev, W. E. Engaud, Joseph W. Hearn, OF
WILMINGTON, Del, and Margaret N. Venables, OF
Md.
Phila Ia, on the 10th inst, by
Friends ceremony, 10 presence OF the Mayor, b.
b JONES, formerly OF Phiad'a,) TO Annie b.
Faron, of Wilmington.
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HIS DEATH WARRANT SIGNED.

WEST CHESTER, Sept. 18th.
Governor Geary has signed the death warrant
of George Grant, for the murder of Mrs. Spence,
in October last. Wednesday, the 18th of octo-
Der, is the day fixed for his execution.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. II
Cotton 2114@22 Flour dull superfne S4 so
0O5 90 extra Sc extra family $S 75@6. Wheat
active Delaware red S1.S1 amber 81 .73
western white $1.S5 C01.90 Corn active. yellow
66c mixed Western 64D65c. Oats steady new
Delaware44c. Whiskey 94c.
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Ia view of numerous recent murders and the
inetficiency Of the law in Chicago, apublie meet
ing there Thursday evening appointed a com
mittee to cooperate with the officers Of the law
in promoting the detection and punishment OF
mudereTs
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-09-14

Philip Clingon Smith, an ex-Mormon bishop,
has made affidavit, in Utah. charging the massa-
ere of company of emigrants at Mountain Mea-
dow upon the Mormon militia. The massacre
has been attributed to Indians but Smith swears
that it was perpetrated by order of the Mormon
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-09-14

From the sussex Journal-Greeley organ
The candidate Of the Republican party ior
Representative in Congress Of the Unltea states
Is gentleman Of great personal and social
Ner'h, man of high character aud hperai uts SUI
cation, aud possessed of considerable private
fortune
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1t Is reported that the democrats Of South
Carolina have united with the Moses wing of
the republicans in the support of the Greeley
and Brown ticket. The aforesaid Moses, however,
will hardly show them the Promised land"
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FIRST EDITION.
e:3O P. M.


FOUR ADDITIONAL JURORS SECURED.
SAN Francisco, Sept. IA.
-Four additional jurors in the Fair murder case
have been obtained,
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Weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WAsHINaToN, Sept ID.
Probabilities Weather clearing and falling
temperature from New Jersey Southwestern to
Florida.
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WRIT OF HABEAs CORPUS REFUSED.
New York, Sept IA.
The writ of Habeas Corpus, in the case of
Forester, was dismissed by Judge Leonard, and
the prisoner remanded to Jail.
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5000 WILMINGTON and WESTERN.
Gu RIT Y.

- 4A ~ ~ 40 - - -
Northern Pacific Seven Thirties combine the
charaeterisi ics of an ordinary Ra lroad Bond with
those Of a Real Estate M5rtgbge. and have the fol-
owing elements of strength aud safey:
l. Thew are the Standard obligation of a strong
Cooperation which represents, In its Shareholders
and Managers large capital ant railro experience
ana is engaged In prosecuting business enterprise
whose great usefulness and solid success are not
matters Of doubt.
II. They are First Mortgage on the Road, its
Right OF Way Rolling st 'eK Telegraph Line, Equip
ments aud Franchises.
Ill They are First Lien upon the tratflc or Net
Earnings of the Road.
w. They are First and Only Mortgage on
Government Grant OF Land which consists of IL SOL
Acres for each mile OF road through the States OF
Wisconsin and Minnesota, and 25 $40 Acres per mile
through the errltO'ies OF Dakota Montana, Idaho
snd Washington. This gives an average OF about
$4,000 Acres per mile for the Road and Branch. In
average fertility OF soil, healthfulness and mildness
of climate, diversity ana extent Of resources the
belt OF country comprising this grant is sHch as TO
FENDER the lands very valuable and insAre their
spe dy sale and cultivation.
We are selling the 1880 Bonds at par adding
accrued Interest.
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kNNrERPRISE C0AL-Persons who are tired of
" trying TO burn slate and dirt, should go to
FOuT, West and Water streets, and buy the EN-
TERPRISE CoAL9 and get clear OF both Try it
~ been lower fof years. Reliance MT. Carmel
and Lehigh are the favorite kinds; All sizes Kept
under cover, and carefully screened. - ,,,,.
GEO. W. BUSH. French-St Wharf.
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XXTANTED-Ag good sheet-ron worker. ,ppS Apply
wv sSpt14-2t' BIB ORANGE sl'' Ci'y'
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1eatbH.
Aeu advertisements.

sept stn, l,I2, N ry b lzaDetn, uauguter Vi TIT
late John Fehr, aged 81.
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THEIR PRoFITABLENEss n4LusTRArHD-rHE FARMS
OF z. P. HOMELAND AND 4. p ENGLE, NEAR PORT
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DAj(Y GpmtattttiaG.
a ATKINSON

WILMER ATKINSON. .Pnblishsr.
81 For Tsrms kse., Ees seoOnd PAGE
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
LITERARY.

Wynkoop g. Hallenbeek have new work
IN press 10 be issued in June, from the pen OF c. L.
Brace entitled The Dangerous Glasses OF New-forK
and Twenty Years work Among Them" 1t contains
numerous facts and incidents IN regard to the lower ee
nents OF NewYOrk life about which so little Is knoWn
tho classes which have long been dangerous 10 tne
property and good order Of the city. The causes Oh
prime carefully discussed, and the ehec OF over
providing emigration, and the weakness of the
lie, and inheritance in stimulating juvenile eriniaay'
Much consideration is given to the best preNehuNo
restraining prostitution, correcting Vagrancy'
and holding out the best safeguards against intoxeaon
Ehe Various picturesque homeless, and semi-crmna or
destitute classes Of city, described ana then ne
long and valuable experience in the manlIOu
Df the Chidrens Aid Society; the foundation OF le &
lOus lOdgnghOuses for children; OF the luustIlaI
sohOos aud free reading rooms; and tne ihttI.sths
private abOrs OF many and women VINO nave ldkcI
part IN Them The proper treatment Of IOuhahhSs bhu
rrmiDal children the question OF asyluIns versus ehl-
grafton he subject Of education for factory cGren are
an carefully discussed. The difficult matters or the
prOpar organization OF charities and almsgYlng are
PRESENTED III detail and in conclusion, the results OF
these preventive the Decrease OF juvenile
Crime in New-YOrk. The general DRIFT OF the discus
siOns in the volume Will be gathered from the motto:
AB0iOTor FhOae par Ia eTTe Ct Ia terre par Ia h0De
nom The well-knOwn phanthrOpist, Demet2 Inc boOK
will be Illustrated with characteristic wOOGcus, pictur-
ing the fortunes OF the homeless poor in NeW-HoTk. III
will, probably, be sold by agents.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
FRIDAY, May PIP. NJ.


The stock market has been excitedand demOr-
allied 10 some extent by the extraordinary opera
tons ,p Pacific Mail This stock started OFF in the morn
ing at 7sI and with very large sales and varying
fortunes, it declined to 7IH. the downward tend
ency beng, doubt, accelerated by the large
number of stop orders" at 10; that Is, orders
from holders to their brokers TO sell when
the stock in its downward course 26 There
s stl much gossip and profanity in regard TO the
ALLEGED treachery OF prominent member OF the buii
noo in this stock whether these allegations are wen
or i'll founded is a matter which We nave at present
no decided opinion. But the course Oh 'no SIN
for the past day or two mas poen 'o'
oueor and TO those unfamiliar with the ways ' arc
ii, nd tricks that are yaln," which sometimes oo'alh
g., woIl.st ouite Illogical For instance Wheh 'ho oi
- IT. an additional subsidy Of half million dollars
49, etoar,sbip Company passed, the stock imme
,,,, declined and after 1t had reached the lo"e9'
-, to-day on the announcements 'h"'
I'll con,pany had been formed In LONDON 10 iNn
,to ~ steamers between San Francisco ana japan
and China in competition Win the faeinc "i -
ltt, COMPANY the stock advanced to 7st at ~hcn IL
with brighter prospects The closing the transfer
t,s ON Monday left the incumbents with tWo-'hirds
stry sufficient under the act for reducing ne eapa'
stoe 10 authorize the reduction or tine shafo ono
half This may account for the apparent lnuherehce oi
certain parties TO how low the STOCK might -" anu W
the fact OF their vigorous buying when the market ap
..ou,I,, topchod bottom Yet it remains To he seen
whether the purchases this afternoon Tor the
account of the management are to DO APP
rled IN the reduction OF the capital stock,
dr for the benefit and behoof Of the stockwen
part,s own bank account. In oherwords, whether the
movement has been Tor the benefit OF the SocAhoders
or t,ot ~ stoekwen During the past two days about
ooo ooo shares or the whole capital OF the Company, has
hoen sod or washed" Next in importance TO Pacific
Mail was the decline In Panama Railroad Company
from I2l yesterday to n3a to-day, and It's
late reaction to 49, after which came the continuation
Of the ate break In the quicksilver shares O q and 40
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
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NEV MUSIC.

Henry Litolff has just begun the publication
Of new musical periodical. the first numbers Of which
hold out excellent promise The design is to issue
monthly three numbers OF piano music one OF songs
for soprano tenor, and OF for low voice.
the vocal selections being directed by Franz Ab ana
the instrumental by Clemens Sohultze. The work ap
pears in New-York under the title Of "Ihe MuSca
World" and in Brunswick Die MnSkdiisehe hee' anu
st is announced that prominent composers nave peeu
engaged TO contribute. The July numbers arc "no"u'
before US, handsomely printed and inciudnR pieces W
Chwatal, Krug, Lichner Jungmann Metzuorn' A"uO9'"
Abt Schulz, Nesser, HCiSer, and Jansen