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Try VIM. l.. WALL h co. A-ctinneers
~ New Marble Building, ms. 3 ) and 311,
y Il. Corner of Penna. avenue and Ninth street
PIANOS. WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES, PAR
IOR sETSlCARPETS. OILCIOTHS, &C, &c.
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, November
HYET7S commencing at 10 O'Clock. will sell.
wv ~ within our spacious Sales Rooms "A lot of
very fine new and second hand Furniture
Fine Walnut Chamber Suites, in Oil
Fine Parlor Suites, in Hair Cloth, Plain and Fancy
Reps
Fine Chestnut and Oak Chamber Suites
Book Cases. Writing Desks
Three fine octave Pianos. Rosewood Cases) made
by Knabe x Gahle Manufacturing COMPANY
Natracks. Sofas, Lounges
Extension Tables. Bedsteads Tables
Assortment of Marble-top Tables
Cane-seat, Dining and Office Chairs
Wood seat and ChiltlTen's Chairs
New and second hand Carpets
About 1fs0 yards Hemp Carpet
- rolls picI"th
stoves, CroCkery. &c.
No Postp"nement on account of weather
10 z lthron- w L.. WALL & Co, Auct=
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by GREEN Il WILLIAMS.
~ Aucti0ncers aud Real Estate Agents
No. 326- southeast corner of 9Th and ID streets

Il VhIL-N VII 4IhIIn:
~ AuctiOneers aud Real Estate Agents
No 026, southeast corner of 9TH and ID streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE soUARE
OF GRUUND IN THE EASTERN PART OF
THE CITY.
~ BY vrtIe Of deed Of trust. bearing date on
T,..A the I'll day of September A. D. 1865, AMI duly
~recorded ~ LIber Il VI ii No 2. folio EJ5,
sc. of the Land Records for Washing ton county ID
G. and hX the direction Of the party secured there
by we will sell, at public sale MONDAY, the 22d
day Of November, 4. ID. ISj], at 4 O'Clock D. m, in
front OF the premises. all of Square south Of Square
nnmbtred one Thousand and nifty nine, : Of 059)
with all the improvements thereon.
Ierris oi sale: One half in cash, (of which SlO0
must be paid at the time Of sale the deferred paw
ment- TO be made in six and twelve months with in
erest from the day Of sale, secured by deed of trust
10 the satisfaction If the Trustees If the terms Of
sale are not complied with within five days after DAY
81 sale the Trustees reserve the right resell the
property after one week public notice, the risk
and cost OF the first purchaser All conyeyancing
and revenue stamps at the purchasers cost.
WI. III. WARD, (r,.,oo.
JAS. Y. DAVIS, ( irustees.
ocD 2aw6ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct'rs
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- Successors 10 Jas. G.. Mctiuire & Co
Southwest corner Penn a avenue and 1lth street
NEARLY NEW HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
81 PERlOR PIANO FORTE, HORSE AND
CARRIAGE AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. Noven-
f<gRbc- 18th 1859. at 10 o'clock, at the residence
VI St icf lady leaving the city. No. 9 Plant )
Row, Y street, between 18th and 18th streets. we
shall sell very superior collection OF nearly new
furnitur., comprising
One superior Piano Forte
Superior Valiant Paror Suite in Green Rep
Marbir-t"p Tables: hatnOt. Ha-raCk Secretary
Two elegant Walnut Marble top Chamber Suite,
Three Painted Chamber Sets Toilet Sets
Brussels aRd lI42rain Carpets
Stair Carpet. Rugs and Oil Cloths
Oak Extension Dining Table ami Chairs
Dinner ami To-. China Glassware
Cooking steve Refrigerator. Kitchen Requisites.
Also.
\ sp!endii Biars Mare, years old, sound, gentle,
and reliable
Family CaTriaze. IN good condition
Harness. Blankets. " hip, aud Stable Fixtures
Terms cash. COOPER s LATIMER,
Eo22 .; Repubiicanl Auctioneers.
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4 thfh ANS, cor Ri. November 2, 1852
BIs IRiCf OF COLUMBIA. WASHIyGrox
SHGtNIl, 70 trtt:-In the case Of SAMUEL kER.
Iaior OF james Il. Munro, deceased, the adj
stI ~ r aforesaid has. with the apprDbafinn of
r -, ih M Io1rt II Washing tOn County Aforesaid
II.;l - sAIJ RDA1. the 9Th day Of November
- IN hhal settlement AMI distribution OF the
T., late 81 said deceased, aad Of the assets in
tIr,,i -. , as the same have been collected and
- tf - money, when and where all tha cresi;tor,
~, ~ ssid deceased are Inclined 10 atf.nd
',Itr,,i = ILL., al properly vouchei, or they NAV
5000 state: Pfoe.tsf copy ~ this nrIr ~
tyeri9 = SIR - ieT three weeks in tbs Daily
no lSasw a. WEBSTER R;x;S.is - VIII.
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INITkD sIAIEs PArENr oFfICr. -

on the petition OF j. n. PITTS. Of Bsrksts,n.
.e ia on the 18th day u January, KS fsU 4 M In.
efock. ''.-~ ~ i"SAs AID Paper
orpered that the testimony IN the case No e,ossa
OH DAY 81 December next, that the tirae f,r
nDg nj guments and the Examiner rer..rf h.. linn,
TO 20 the 5th dap of January next and that saii
F.i,.oh oe heard on the 10th day Of January next
ANY person may oppose this exfensioD
,ox,, SAMUEL :. FISHER.
NV taN5N az pafe~fs
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

IN JOSEPH =. kELLEY,
- Real kstste Agent and Aucticneer,
once No. 363 oth street west, near north street
TRrSTEES sALEoFA SMALL FRAN. HoI-sE
AND LOT On NORTH d ST, BETWEEN l1ra
AID lsTH SITS. WEST
- BY virtue Ct a deed Of trust to the under
s ss. Se,rins a.,e en- ths ;i,h asy Of o..o,
X No. J. folio les ct seq one OF the land records in
and for sshiEgton county D. G.. and at the request
auction. in front If the premises ON THURSDAY,
the 18th day at November, lSss, at 4 O'Clock D. m.
part OF Lot numbered three, g. in Square numbered
one hundred and seventy two, t2, said part Of said
lot being the western part end thereof and FROM.
ing 10 feet and inches North ST., between Eth
and 18th SITS west, and running north by that width
one hundred and thirty six (l36) feet and two (sp
inches the depth Of the lot TO alley 30 feet wide,
and improved by a comfortable two story Frame
House. containing four rooms and kitchen.
Terms Cash. Conveyancing and revenue STAMPS
at cost Of purchaser. SO down on day of sale
JOHN y. HILTON. Trustee.
nol5 JOS. y. KELLEY, Auct'r
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~ WASHINGTON, ID. C., November IL. lsso
On The petition of CHARLES II. SAYRE and
4EOkCE hLiNtk, of Utica, New York pray.
ing Tor the extension of patent granted 10 Their, y,
the Eth day of February, S6, and reissuei on The
Isl Gay o. June, l9, for ALI improvement in Cui-
Ii Is ordered that the testimony in the case he
closed on the lith day of January next. that Al
time Tor nling arguments and the Exam r, re
be limited 20 the 2lst day of January aext. AMI
that said petition be heard tho e5fh day OF ianu.
Any person may oppose this extension
SAMUEL y. FISHER,
NO IL -ia"S" Commissioner OF Patents
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NOVELTY FoUNBBY AND MACHINE
PARKERSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA.

We have ON hand one Portable Steam Saw Mil OF
- Horse Power that will sell at our works for
SIrVo cash. Also several portable engines suitable
ior ieshing machines OF 10 horse power; also sew
efai portable engines OF wheels from Is 10 % horse
power or under. Persons wishing to purchase new
or second hand machinery, engines iron, would do
well 70 caii or address M. j. LEESE Co,
no &-y Parkersbure, West Virginia
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TIVE HIGHEST CASH PAID FOR LADIES,
=, Gents and Chldrens' Cast on Clothing, Boots.
shoes, etc al D: y HARTOGENsIs. ~ 7th street.
between N aud n. Any order through mail promptly
attended %. de 3-iT
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u 81
Southwest corner Penna avenue and 1lth street
EXTENSIVE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF
ENGLiSil AND AMERICAN STONE CHINA
No On THURSDAY MORNING, Nov. 25th. at
EAD clock. we will sell at our auction rcon,S
MI the most extensive assortment of English auI
~ American Stone China Ware ever offered AT
auction i'm this city.
We would particularly call the attention Of keep
ers 81 hotels restaurants boarding houses and
To this sale the goods comprise such articles rs
are in constant demand. and will most positively be
sold without regard to cast to cover advances.
G"Oss to be sold in lots to suit purchasers No
posiponement on account of weather.
Terms cash. COOPER i LATIMER.
no I'd Rep.i Auctoneers.
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AUCTION SALES.

- Successor 70 J. c. McGuirr & Col
Corner Of PeHns. az c;lae AMI 18th street.
M N ~ E,,, IsI,I yARIyTy ~ Second
"a on mt RsbAY Mh okNiS. s sTsi ssts :;
Va no clock, will sell at NJ. Isl sire i, be-
"Seeor.' hand Farni,nre cSnsstisg 81 Patior.
the e,,i -s s,c. ord snng ro fqrntHre, bling
no22 81 CHas. w BoTELER, Auct.
~ !. T. GOODWILL & GO, Al.rioneers,
No. 301 Pennsylvania avenue.
IA CA THURSDAY. November 18th, at 40
.EAtot ". p, in square sl2, fronting On 9Th
street west, between aud q. II feet running back
taiIi"s -iN rooms and kitchen.
Terms: one-half cash; balance in six and twelve
months, .,eursd by deed OF trust 100 TO be paid at
no "a Ut. COLpwELI. & CO., Auets.
BY C smcI.E,s Lh Atm NA..SlioHs,r
Southwest corner Penna avenue and llth street.
PAwNBEOkERs' SALE EY AUCTION.
& IL r@i'ers e .cas'Ig Fall sale "i anred.eme'i
&A on TUEsrtY. X,ernbar s,h. and and WE'D WE'D,
NESpAi Deem lst nj looel'ck M. when we
. adj T GSd ana I b5 sr Pss Ens
an, aud Rings; Jewery; silver and Plated Ware.
lBSe. b.iltlet-lt W caring Apparel. nne
Be- ''hing, Pistols gethcr with Fancy and other
goods To- numerous 10 nlrEtiun.
Terms cash. CHAS. HERZBEEG, Pawnbroker.
no2a.2- 2s,DecI COOPER & LiTIWER. Kucts
QI GREEN & VI II.LtAM>,
II Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. J26, Southeast Corner Ith and ID streets
WASHINGTON : WILL.
TN THURSDAY, the nth December next, we will
OFFER rare opportunity for profitable iny estment
by seiing to the highest bidder, for cash, at auc
ton store at clock p. M soma go Of the only
authentic and complete copy If hast will and tesla
ment OF Ge,rge Washington, with its deeply inter
esting particulars in pamphlet form, that has
been published; together with all the stereoty DE
plates plete; out OF which any active man could
realize a handsome living
Sale without reserve.
mo 22.de67S9 GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
DY COOPER A LATINER Auctionrers
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JOHN A. J. CREsMEIL L,
&C Is VI II .l6t Postmaster Genera
lRPH!AAlMs, CoIRr, Neyemher bod, 80.

0RPHANs' CouRr November LIST, 1869.
" DISTRICT or COLUMBIA, wAsHrNSrax
CorNIf, To trit:-In the case Of CHARLES r.
CLIFTON. Administrator Of Martha J. Hutchinson
appreciation Of the Orphans, Court Of washingtoa
County aforesaid. appointed TUESDAY the 9lI 49,
Of November, A ID. fs69 for the final settlement aaS
distribution of the personal estate Of said deeeasl
and Of the assets hand far as the ssSoa 49,,
been collected and turned into mooney. when "a
where all the creditors and heirs OF sail II a
notified 90 attend. with their claims nr'.,a-t,
youched or they may otherwise by law lie erxc9,iy,
from all benefit In said deceaseds estate. Prer;5ss
week. in the Evening Star previous 70 the saiS
no2-IawsSs A. WEBSTER R..,s,., :, nm
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EDUCATIONAL,

MRS: II. C.. BUTTS, TEACHER OF VOCAL
from 10th street. 50 I5 On,
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WASHINGTON. ID. G., November I, lsso
On Tic petition Of STEPHEN J. GOULD. of West
Cornwall Conn., praying for the extension OF a
patent granted 10 him on the 10Th day Of january
- i"r an Improvement In apparatus for Heating
10 j. ordered that the testimony in the case be
Closed on the 2sih day of December next: that the
tiie lar hing arguments and the Examiners re-
p"rt De limited 90 the 7th day Of January NEXT AMI
arr next ~ VI S~-~
Any person may oppose this extension
SAMUEL :. FISHER
hoS-isw3W COmIni sSiOner of Patents
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by COOPER Il LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- Successors to James g. McGuire & Col
Southwest corner Penna avenue nd 1lth Stree
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UNDERTAKES.

RUCEWHEAT, BUCKWHEATu
u Just received and for sale,
tons Fresh New York Ii. W. FLOrR
BEAyANS & SHAW
street, between llth and 18th,
MOI IN near Canal.
PROPOSALS FOX FRESH MEAT
OtF4CE DEPOT tONNIssARY OF SrBzTSTENCEy
RICHMOND. VA. Nov ~. Isn
Seaied Proposals. in duplicate, will be received At
thi> oihcc until y. FRIDAY December H. Isil
Tor furnishing the FRESH BEEF required for issus
tOtreaps - this place for six months from January
SEPARATE proposals win be received for furnishing
tuch choice cuts of FRE>H MEATS "a NAV be re-
Gltrtfs Tor sales TO officers during same period
Conditions, &C, a. heretofore q.
nol9st Brevet Naior II
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IFrom the Atchilon Daily Champion 4 Press.l
THE COUNTRY ALONG THE
PACIEEC ROAD.


A correspondent writing from the
line Of the railway acrtIsS The conti-
nent, sets down the entire land grant
from Rock Greek, west of Little Lar
annie Plain, to Salt Lake Valley,
over 400 miles, as absolutely valueless.
There are, it Is true, here and there
occasional narrow strips of pasture
land. Small patches of bunch-grass
are found in the mountain hOlloWs
and along the little streams, sufficient
In the days of teamlng, 10 furnish
scant pasture for mules, and prOba-
bly, available, at some future day, for
herds of sheep; but the scatt red
tracts ofgoOd land are nowhere avail
able for settlement, and will not be
for many year. In the whole tract
there is doubtless much grazing land,
but it will not be valuable till long
after the present railroad Company
Is ''Out Of the ring"
The same authority divides the
land grant Of the Union Pacific as
follows: the first 500 miles from Oma-
ha very valuable, the next 400 miles
of average value. y portion for agri'
culture, but the most for grazing (;
the next 400 miles practically worth
less, at least within the present gen.
Grafton, and the remaining little Sec'
tion in this valley OF only average
value. When we get upon the Cen
tral Pacific, particularly in Western
Utah and Eastern Nevada, the land
is still more worthless. Those worth
les who thought the land grant too
great, certainly need not worry
about giving away ofall that borders
the central section of 900 or 700 miles
The land grant, that part of which is
valuable, will he of great value in a
few years, but for any ''way-tIade"
for this section now under consider /
tion we must look to mineral resOur-
ce6 alone,
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PENNsYLVANn.

franklin County Is estimated to
give 2O0 Democratic msjOrity-a
Democratic gain of 243.
Chester County: Geary 2,l5O msJo.
rity.
Schuylkill County: Not more than
1000 majority for Packer-a Demo
cratic loss of about $50.
Berks County: Packer about 7 OOO
Democratic majOrity-a gam Of 500.
PITTsBURG. October u, 1859.
The Democratic gains in Allegheny
County, as far as heard from, ara.
heavy, and in the balance ofthe StBte
the same. Packer IS elected, The
Democrats are very jubilant aud
sanguIne Ofsuccess. In PhiladelphiA
eleven wards gave Geary 5,54l ma.
lority; seven wards now give Packer
5 OBJ
PIttsburg, October I2.-Allegheny
County: Geary 4. 600 tn 5 600 m ,ioritS;
Williams probably ,5Oo better. Only
about two third vote was out.
WeStmOreland about 400 Demo-
cratic majority; Crawford: Republi-
can majority about / 400; Cambria:
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Republican Majority 29s

Republican Majority 298
1t will be seen we make . small
Democratic gain over last October
and gain Of some four hundred over
the Presidential election. A fuller
turn out IN Bethlehem, Lake, Mimi
shillen, Jackson and other Demo
cratic townships might have turned
the scale.
The fact is, this has been . dear
bought victory to our radical oppO-
nsnts. The leaders were active and
unscrupuIous as usual, using every
appliance that could buy, cajole or
force men to vote their black ticket.
Much more scratching was done
than usual. Republicans scratched
Stanley and voted for Dunbar for
Sheriff, for the reason that Al Dun
bar Is just the man for the place. No
undue means were resOrted TO to
bring this about. 1t was a free will
manifestation and came from CRATE
ful hearts. Sheriff Dunbar appre-
ciares It, IS we do.
On the other hand, the scratching
Of STEEL was brought about by the
most inIAmous means. The county
was flooded by base lies, actively
circulated just before the election,
lies too mean and contemptibleto to be
listened too by any one, bUt It seems
they had their effect. For instance
it was q matter Of complaint that
Mr.. Steel lived on his farm two
miles out and did not reside in town.
1t was charged he lived out to avoid
city taxes. OF course It was not told
that Messrs Feather and Lawrence
while acting as Treasurer lived out
Of the corporation and paid no city
taxes But we have no patience
with the knRves that would use thIs
nor the foolish who would listen to
1t. Democrats never charged 1t as q
crime against either Feather or
Lawrence.
Mr.. Lynch Is defeated by about a
hundred votes onIy-havlng gained
considerably on Mckinley in Massil-
Ion, Lawrence and Alliance.
Democrats must learn to stick
shoulder to shoulder, regardless OF
trivial personal considerations, 9TH
erwise we shall never obtain victo-
ries over the combined and organ
lied monied power 80 potent and
enormous now in Stark county. We
are confident, now more than ever,
that the sentiment Of the people OF
Stark Is Democratic and a full and
free and untramelled expression will
so demonstrate at any time. Let US
then continue to labor In the good
cause of justice and right.
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SCANDAL. 1t was the saying of an old
acquaintance. whea his attention was call
ed to anything that ha6 q smacking of
scandal in it, I have SC much to do, that
l cannot hear it. One half of my time is
taken mp with my own business the other
half with letting alone that Of my neigh
bors." How many excellent opportunities
of letting alone other peoples business are
sighted And the world is troubled with
the interference of people with what does
not concern them. Neigh6o-hoods are
driven crazy by reports of idle or mische
vious people, who watch for occasions of
scandal. and lose no opportunity of making
it public, regardless of its truth, or the in
jury it Infiicts upon the feelings of others.
Gossip passes for truth, and surmise for
history, and the nimble lie runs many q
Ieague while the truth Is putting on its
boots,
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PAY THE DERr IN GREEN
BACH66.

We gave last week the resolution
Of the Republican Ohio State COM
vention OF 1868 showing they pro-
claimed In favor Of compelling the
bondholder 70 take greenbacks for
their 5-2Os according to the contract.
Here is another:
REVOLUTIONS OF INDIANA STATE
. REPUBLICAN CONVENTION, HELD
FEBUARY 20, 1868.
''Rssolped, That the public debt,
made necessary by the rebellion.
should be honestly paid; and all the
bonds issued therefore should be paid
In legal. COMMONLY called
greenbacks, except where. by their
express term, they provide otherwise;
and paid In such quantities as will
make the circulation commensurate
with the commercial wants Of the
country, and 30 as 20 avoid the great
imitation Of the currency, and an in
crease In the price OF gold"
What man, who has any self-res-
pect, can now support = party which
has been guilty OF such treachery to
its supporters OF = year sgo9
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ChIns aud RIta

He whom God protects, to him
even a spider's web becomes a wall 4:
but from whom lie Withdrawefh HIs
hands, unto him thick walls become
As cobwebs. -,
If you are a wise man, you will
treat the world as the moon treats it.
Show it only one side of yourself,
seldom show yourself too much st q
time, and let what you show be
calm, cool; and polished. But look
at every side of this world.
Lamartine had the same hairdresser
for eighteen years. This wise barber
preserved the superf1uous hair clip
ped from the head of the poet, and ne
is now enabled to supply all his
friends and admirers with a lock
thereof-fOr q consideration. af
"A eouhtryman was shown Gains
borough's celebrated picture. of .'The
Pigs" 'Fro besure," said he, ''they
be deadly pigs ! but there is one
fault-nObOdy ever saw three pigs
feeding together but what one on
'em lad Il foot IN he,trough."
A woman should be amiable, be-
nevOlent, charitable, domestic, econ>
Omical, fOFgiving, generous, honest.
industrious jgdiclous, quiet, reRee-
ting, sober, tender, uFba1e, VIFluOus,
wise, exemplary and Jealous.
All great questions have been
settled by men In earnest-by men
who have bound q principle about
their hearts which. they come to re-
gard as part and parcel of their be-
ing. Temporizing policy never yet
cOnfarred a lasting benefit upon the
whole world.
Dickens says: 81 have known vast
Quantities of nonsense talked about
bad men not looking you In the face.
Don't trust that conversational idea.
Dishonesty, will. stare honesty out of
eoHntenance any Gay in the week, if
there Is anything 10 be got by it."
Fanny Fern says that Ithe coming
woman shall be lsocold, angular, iat-
chested,; -shouidered, sharp
visaged Betsy but she shall be a
bright eyed, full chested, brtIad-
sh"uldered. large souled, intellectual
being, able to Walk, able to eat, and
able TO f1lfl her natural destiny"
A man living at q hotel is like q
grapevine ina flower pot-InOVabl
carried around from place to place,
dOeked At the root and short at the
top. Nowhere can man get real
rOOt-roOm, and SPREAD out his bran
ches till they touch the morning and
the evening, but In his own house.
s All fair-maided persons will agree
with q aeertain preacher Of the gentler
sex In her recent denunciation Of
'SsentIent but Irrational natures, con-
stituted accordiBg to sentient or quail
itstive principles, co-OrdInated with
mathematical ones, all alike incOm-
prehensiPle to the irrational natures
themselves" -
Newton invited q friend to dinner
and forgot It. The friend arrived
and found the philosopher IN a At of
abStrac ion. Dinner Wts hrnnght up
for one. The friend, without distur-
biog Newton, sat down and dispatch
ed it. Newton recovered from his
reverie, looked at the empty dishes,
and said :: well, really, If 1t wasn't
for the proof before my eyes, could
have sworn that had not yet din
ed" -. 80,