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THE BRIrIsH NAVIGATION LAws.-The reply of the
United States government inquiries made by the British
charge daaires respecting the proposed relaxation of the
British navigation laws has been published and present
ell to the House of Commons of the British Parliament
The reply states that pacific proposal had been made by
the President of the United States the British govern
ment through Mr. Bancroft by note addressed to Lord
Palmerston, dated 81 November, lS47, to conclude
treaty. provided "hat British ships could trade from an,
port the world to any port in the United States and be
received protected and respect charges and duties
treated like American ships, if recprocally. American
ships could, in like manner trade from any part of the
world to any port under the dominion of her Britannia
Majesty" This proposal was not intended to embrace
the coasting trade.-Pha. Ledger.
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WASHINGTON, May 9, ls49.

" ASHINGTUN,
You will obige me by saying that there is slight and
innocent error in that part OF the kind notice which you
have been pleased to take OF my removal IRON inc Sap
ol square the evening preceding the calamity which
befel me by the falling of that gate have always been
been so recently applied to the long standing rust
geher with the very imperfect mode in which the gates
hung, and the more than probable touch by some
pinot which the entire safety OF the gate depends,
produced the sad injury which near deprving
OF life, and leaves unfit for any active abor-
employment Yet in the very midst of that suffering
am dseapfated for opinions sake by party admin
strafion, promulgated in the far famed Aison latter
Respectfully, your obedent servant,
OWEN CONNOLLY,
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REVIEWING A scHooLMAsTER,-One of the city papers
contains an advertisement for young ladies' seminary
and the principal publishes certificates from eminent gen
tlemen at the South, estifying to his qualifications
Among them we find the following bulletin from "Old
Rough and Ready"
WASHINGTON, April 8, 1919.
visited the above school, during Repieuo, while under
the supernendence of Mr. PEARL and fully agree the
above testimonials. Il. TAYLOR.
We shall not "stand at ease" until we know whether
the old General reviewed" that seminary the "Rocky
Mountain Horse" "Old Whitley"
[NeD Haven Register.
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Late from VenezueIn.
PHILADELPHIA, April

PHILADELPHIA, April 800 p m.
Tho baruue Thomas BALLET Arrived this port this aer-
noon with dates from Venezuela to the 4th instant The
country is said be in a confused condition by the des-
polio measures Of the authorities The government had
got entanglcd with the representatives from the United
States and France They demanded immediate apology
for the ndgnities undergo consequences disastrous
all the civil bros OF The last century The present
remain long in power. Native and
foreign produce ruled very low Business were
Frustrated and confidence had entirely disappeared.
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DKArH.-During the burning of the steamer
Butler, citizen of Texas who lately appointed
office by President Taylor, and was well known throughout
the Union, endeavored to lady who travelling
in his company, but in doing lost his life, and
burnt with the boat The lady saved. The boat took
fire a night when all were asleep
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THE UNION.
Cu.toan-hou,e Expenses.
The following circular has just been issued 1t is also
accompanied by the law of Congress upon the subject

The following circular has just been issued II is also
accompanied by the law OF Congress upon the subject
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
0Hee Of Conmissio"sr of Cp,ton,s,
April IS, 1919.
SIN; You will receive herewith a copy of An act re-
iirny all receivable from customs and all other
Sources be paid immediately into the treasury without
abatement reduction, and for other purposes"
instructed by the Secretary OF the Treasury in
vite your attention the h section of this which limits
expenses of collecting the customs after
3Jh June next, the 'sum of million five hund red
nd sixty thousand dollars per annum, together win such
sums as under the law, paid into the Treasury for
drayage carriage labor and storage, and in proportion for
a less time"
From the accounts and estimates rendered to
this department, 1t appears that the
penses of collecting the from
toms" TOR the current fiscal year, ending
the Both June next, will be about 81, 100 900
For the next fiscal year, commencing on the Ist
July next, the referred to limits these
penses TO an amount not exceeding $50 900
And consequently requires reduction of about $40
The receipts from "drayage, carriage. labor and storage
being uncertain in amount not estimated available
resources
1t will be apparent you that the ready cooperation Of
all officers of will be necessary in order
The requirements of this and any aid that you al
od suggestions that make, will be highly
valued.
To this end, request that you will promptly furnish
this office list of all the per.ons IN way connected
original appointment and their present appointment and
the oil compensation received by them together with
description of the of the services rendered by each
and statement OF the reduction that be made and the
manner in which the same be effected with a due
gard to the public interest.
an, very respt ctiully,
Your obedent servant,
4
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General Taylor having been elected honorary mem
Der of the Neatrophian Society of Jackson College, &C
cepted the honor in the following fashion:
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 10, lS49.
Sir: Ihave received your communication of March g.
announcing my election honorary member of the
Nearophan Society Of Jackson College, and beg leave,
through you. thank the members Of the society Tor the
and prosperity remain truly your friend and
ODE dent servant, Il. TAYLOR.
M. BRANCH, esq Cor Sec. Nea. Soc. Jackson College
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The paper for the above to be Of the bost quality
Book-,oork printing paper.
For composition, per thousand ems, for small plea
Do do do BREWER
For press-work and paper, per token, for royal
Do do do for medium.
BOOK-BINDlNG.
Letter books per volume
Record of patents, (manuscripts) per vol.
Records Tor assignments do
Received letters do
Books Qibrary) miscellaneous do
EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioner of Patents.
May 3-1a4w Nat Intel. and Nat. Whig1
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Notice to Railroad Contrsetor

TNHE undersigned, having contracted TO complete tho
construction and equipment of the East Tennessee and
Georgia Railroad from the terminus of the Western and
Atlantic Railroad of Georgia to Knoxville, is willing 10
associate with himself and his present associates other
parties, having the requisite capital and will sub-es by
private contracts in sections to suit contractos the gra-
that part between the Western and Atlantic Rail-
the Tennessee line, and that part between Ba
Ferry and Knoxville He will also contract for $40
per mie be of oak chestnut eight feet long, fiat
tened eight nchcs delivered the limo Of tho road
Further information may be obtained of j. Gender jr
LANCASTER Pa. Hon. Timothy Ives. Cowderspor, Pa; A.
W. Craven Brooklyn. N VI b. NJ Prtchard, esq, the
undersigned, at Dalton, Ga 1885,, ,r,,
May 3-lmcp DUFF GREEN
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MARRIED..

On Tuesday evening, the LIST instant by the
Mr. JOHN N MNNIx of Virginia to Miss CATHERINE DAM
FORD, Of Washington county, ID. C.
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o. II. PARTRIDGE, M. d.,
No. 1876 Spruce street, PHILADELPHIA,

CONTINUES to give his particular attention the treat
~ of diseases OF the skin, scofua, and diseases
the throat.
Office hours: Ia m, p. m, and 7 p. m.
AID lO-3mif*
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TOHN M. McCALLA, late Second Auditor OF tho
Treasury, offers his in the of cams
on the government, before Congress- the departments
IN the settlement oil military accounts, and agency bust
generally He will also practise law in the district
courts.
Letters addressed him business should be post paid
HIS office is at the of 9th aud Louisiana avenue
opposite the Telegraph office.
WASHINGTON Cry, April 26-eo6mif
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MAY BALI..-Mr +. X. Liable has the honor to in
tl form the ladies and gentlemen Of Washington George
town. and Alexandria that his May ball will take place
Tickets be had the Drug Stores of McClery, Butt
and Delany, Fischers Sationers' Hail. Browns and
Wizards Hotels, Taylor IL Maury's Bookstore, Mr..
Labbes residence, and the door the night Of the
ball.
APP 24-dd
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Treasury Notes outstanding Hay I, lsAs.
ALLEN A. HALL,
Register of the Treasury.
PATENT OFFICE, May, l8a9.

PATENT OyEIcx, May, 1919.
TN PURSUANCE Of the lesansing and .aHing
appropriations for such objects have besn
usually included in the general appropriation bills without
expenses Of the departments and ofoes OF the gov
eminent, and for other purposes approved the 18th of
an as }sss S ::
stationery "a list Of which below and executing MI the
Office 70 the ysss oo%%saslas on The !, day q July ss
and ending on the sh day of June 1850 An the articles
best quality. and in the delivered without de-
lay 'as the :a :se be
Bonds with approved security to DO given BY the person
bs Sec" 'ss b
proposing that the office Is to be q liberty TO take
ssd aessons :, is during 'A'
STATIONERY.
:. Writing paper, hand made, Of linen laid.
10 of oo paper, ruled to pattern, satin finish
20 do cap paper, ruled, satin finish
20 do leter paper, wove and laid, ruled, per
Es,uelope paper, t~uelopes, 8c.
70 re a. envelope paper buff buff per Team
600 S%, envelopes large "a and small saa
g pound. linen Irvine
5000 STEEL pens, assorted, bes. quality
3 gross lead pencils, (hard and sony
gross silk taste
pounds waters
20 do sealing wa1, best extra superane. scarlet
INK red and ese n ,.
2 do pounce
dozen pouncc boxes, ivory
bushe black sand
dozen sand boxes
g g ''a ss blades si:s::. Roger % Sons
/ do do 81
do inkstands, French pump
do ivory folders
/ do wafer stamps
6pairs paper shears, Rogers Sons 8nch blade, per
6pairs paper shears, Rogers & Sons, 6inch blade per
pair
dozen scissors
PRINTING.
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M large volumes large type, hps paper, and Aas cosh
binding, rsduosd TO 10 cents per vclag:
Ap& FRANck TAYLoA.
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$540,000

Commissioner of Customs.
To the COLLECTOR CUSTOMS.
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JOHNSON on manures aud Fsrtilixers.
d Vaux on illing and fertilizing land.
Danas's Muck Manual.
ChaptaPs Agricultural Chemistry.
Liebiss Agrcutur raj Chemistry.
Agricultural Chemistry for the practical farmer.
Low on landed property.
And many other works practical agriculture In oil ts
branches numerous for the limis Of advertisement
Mays FRANCK TAYLOR
OFFICEs FOR RENr.-Ofices Nos. 4 and s. in the
" "Unon Buildings" for rent. Apply ut tho counting
room of the Union Office Rent per annum e10O.
May
I'VE have received, per Ada1ns's Exprsss, q rev
w pieces of real valencia edging, Swiss and cambria
insertings fine Frenchworked collars hnen hsmschsd
handkeichiefs, &c.
found the Neapolitan and fine French lace, &c.
Also, fine and beautiful assortment OF flowers suitable
for the approaching May balls all Of which win DO sold
cheap. J. b. &c A. TATE,
APP 70 -eo3t Successors TO J. T. 81 c. King
DUMPING Tong. aud P,nki.s Irons.--I have just
~ received lot OF crmping ongs and pinking irons oil
all sizes and styles Also uting and quilting scissors;
hardware of all kinds; lead pipe and iron pumps; build
ing materials, house furnishing articles gardening .oos
fancy goods, toys for children, NC children x, ua
tubs OF all sizes, tin Safes bird cages casn
boxes spice boxes and platform scales ana great
variety Of fancy and other goods 700 & ,, ~ - o
also prepared to cover houses win I'm or copper
and ali will be sold and done at reduced prices for cash.
Call and see for yourself ~ ,uooDw.yD
Between 10th and llth Streets Penn. avenue.
May I--3teod
IlrGIIsH seaIlng- war, Ampsrtsd direct
r. the best maker In London, by the sub
in several varieties, among them the "Pahepon
and Bank of England" 'eslins-wS5 SsIsved g ;: tho
best in the world. FhANCk TAYLOR ,
Apps
ATACAULAY's ENGLAND, Mavpsr's bsss sassasn,
Lac, rl,vunn laSns Nu~s An~C lo
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OrFfcIAL..

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, May l. 1919
The receipts the Treasury during tho quarter ending
he 3lst of March last
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-09-13

Concr.s came, give TO The territories 'ne
power to regulate the institution OF s''''''
Therefore, the territories cannot EXERCISE wv
power 10 regulate the institution OF slavery
Ilas,he Editor stuck to his MOTTO" SUI III
rR\ RIGHTS, NOPRONiSOSlr We think
not, THIS, however, he may consider yer!
illogical CONCLUSION
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IA ro,, ainsu, Will yin golden OPINIONS from macy
wei. msauiuR persons. cts
The above. taken as single proposition is
understandable, except the pafcnthes's, Which
we think was unnecessary, unless the Editor
intended it a. Useful in it, bearing on the rest
If the comparison, which runs - follows
VI, u ha. no, Yet gone $50 fsr sssrr positively
l ,sen,r in tangres- # power io anTfroi ihe e"'
..siir fes ~ fAs Nf1fe' or ~ "a 'errpr's, "r"h
tL,s lata4 afAsr Than ftai hsp shaH y r'gHffoi 70
fat 20 Fl, yshl,.ag form ~ gatcSHHeu' But si~aak'
NJ 1re,.dsut states that Jesrson recognized the pro-
.rrti ~ rsortsns such aowff aii mat hf Hihouh
tr,..if ~ . mrfairr OF President Nnnr~ Cabinet !,
~. m ',aie Of the ann po'sef. IN reference TO The
Mi.4Iul s1inrf fnist liur
The tNo extracts mast be taken together TO
arrive 90 the conclusion Of the Editor We
ir.w the conclusion 'or our-clf, but the I'd
,ior . dissatisfied wdh il, md accuses ~ Of
maA .ug serious charges against him in disguise,
,n saving he has drowned the WIlmoi pro,iso,
g. HIS eNplicalion Of this very PLAIN com.
lar.ou a, be- calls it, in which he 80 much en-
ds0,ored 'o place Nr Calhoun IN the ascrad,Hrg,
Fl. frr from satisfactory, aud If 1t only concerned
f., personal merit. or dement,. Of the gentle
mca themselves. we would pass it by, But II
r.apl. moro They are spoken Of IN romeo
iIon with very serious question, and for the
.,.e of Che question. and not the men, We are
ihn- troublesome.
Where then, Is the unen,iablc position of
Mr. p.ntoni the Wlmot pro,isoi We
though, }, was drowned IN the graiuitous and
iroad denial the Editor makes for him. (li y and
n ,.,J s,.s,,ls nj, ,.r.-
N' "'-"'l' ''''" '''t NV N'J way 'P y r.
..!sni Read Il H.saln.
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Here the uncnyiahle position Of Mr.. h IS
lost rot beneath iha waves Of the Pacific but
n the Editor, admirable confusion which !, sut
f.iculy capac.ous To swallow not only the
Niimot proyi.o, but even state sovereignty
itself aud Mr. y Is placed In . very different
po.Itur-an eu,ihit ouo--iu which any states
mau may stand and battle the storm IN safety.
But. a. il tine Editor feared his object would bc
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bad an,r all be only contends for precedent.
nat D''' VI "'."''" say '' ''','''''
Hear him, in his speech delivered u, Jefferson
a,
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A CONVENTION

regulating grnomly c'rF tang conpa...
with printing aud The conduct of paper, Of =.
State We are pleased 10 see tlat many io..
nal- Rave taken t'e matter INTO eoHsider.is.
and favor The PROJECT
The business OF conducting paper. if d,
popreior' dc 'he'r duty 10 the public and
themselves, demands unrcmiiling perseyenr,.
and Industry ana involves responsibilities q, d.
ordinary character Certainly there Is no -.
'"',o'' ''"' '''''' ."'7P 'f'' The physa
anu n''"'"' communion ~ "as'hrss of ls
'"''a''''' '''''''''' mum We Justly eomfs.
'"''p anu ~ ''''' ''''''' ''''' II reqar,
ho''''"s o"' ''''''''7' ~ '' ration on the h-
81 '"' P''P'''''' ~ wv P"f'fs' Missls.i,s
mas "'fe"'. .l''" '-''''''''n' oil This chara.
''r' ana 'ou'''"i" i ABOUT 10 do lkewp. I
Shal ieNAs Dc u''n''d h'r SISTER statcs' o. J.
shall she not r''h'r 20 beyond them all /, |
framing comprehensive policy which ina
govern The bu''i''''' not only at the pro.ss.
bat may have a 'h '''y influence upon It's ".
iulness III 'ime io ic.
III, TsgoS Dg..,s-r,y ~, tI,,,LN
propose
Austin a- SUI ablc Pldcr lur holding the f..
,.,,io,, and fla. ,,.u,h .f p,.-,,.l
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proper time We thlak the sueaestIoa n ,..t
Al, % ,.., ,....., 80
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pappr-, N.ll have business Al tie rafsil
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Nr Mt,p foaf iiiars
" T. bAirrus. kak
Cd IS Draw H4shiHr'pa.
%
n Oarti.nnt. sfe daa * llotissp, tfq :"
~ orlean. }nre' of he 9shut
- For the benefit 81 the people north Of
tbs rlarc, we would inform lhc CONTRACTOR o'
the nal. route fram Marshall TO Dan-erilej
that a arg, quantity Of papers and letters, for
tatd..,cion haze accumulated 81 tno posioiiirc
here. some ~ winch. $50 ,h.uk have not bcen
moved for ii.c or "a week.. Tbs MOL matter
came from Mansfield, where 1t accumulate
...lil y had 10 bee brought over IN wagons We
understand thyr,' IL a large amount 40 tbl' tam"
IT Fort Je.sup d. our Postmaster No Iaclr
d..viu ri. ear,ius lalares! Where isilm i'p.i-
elTee agent. ~ W. !, IT, about Pc'uap-
~. Po.'mast,r Gen,1li can give u, SOME uiof-
nation ln regard to thee things
TN snare ElrcuoS fii1y-two counties
i,.e 'he following result, u the election tor
Governor Bill, 7oii Wood 557S, Mill,
iG5l There arc twenty-five counuc, &" be
.r.er b. elecicd lieutenant Governor
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Kt,n,N. The reports If The election 90
Kamu,sy ar conflicting IS regards the Rep
r,-en'at.,c to touere-s from the -c'cnth dis
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The loui.,,ir ,Ln,,qI SAY. "Th.re Will
mn, te d, .,,ole rm,no,p,t,op,., IN the. cor,en.
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Pom III, itsfgtif I.es pes.
,;.o., a,,sntsf By ne rabiaef ~ rorrug' hs
Par1y@ EIectoHs-- iHof&sf See=e' f"rA4ar
fro" 'f""'aa N"''".
Iis N,, ,'. i,a 'f ,,, .r,b al .Sere,i,
rir.uiaied lttan, Il arisiaa.ly arfsafgl % ii'
Neaitasf luniisird 20 way 70" ''.'.'' iH '''' '"N
trrpatr Fnns rIf ,fHfHtAH
tats ass,.ia.sl mar fssa'isi9s itna haf tf'n
f4f ~ a1f State ~ rasos o. 49, iHf-snoa Hsnf, W
s.s rs,aissf fh4f hr sfw i3gaif'fff % Afi M a1af
in.fiff fa Is.l4a ~. 20 afsaf' goa = fatf = "Hs
fosadsi,aa fr- suth ~ a.4. i' g. ~ Hy f1@d VIZ
,a'ea' ~ n's', '"g n ss, 1s,.fn,l
~. ta ,ttsf IN. data ai.nngu.he3 siS~e u }onr
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NJ The Italians, at ,hcif meeting IN New York on
Saturday night the 18th ut gave three ch-sr for Nr
Brown, the ANerican Consul nj Rowe, for Offering
shelter IN A,ey,ana under his roof 'p',e Of the
threatening II Dndinot
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Asorurr kfnr There wss auo,her rot IN Nu's.
~ aHG rallaitlphi, m Irndr' a'ri' the ''h ul'
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premium for snboruai,on of perjury
Do nit forget VIZ Posi. that conscience j. a
barterblc commodity, often to be had dog
cheap"
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Ilrrs,n, fsorfRry The Joa-sal "a II
iuly 18Th. say Ti,r is 'alk 0( tr'ai} r.
fnncr AMI The United States Vt 'ettch, rTrf
literary properly Tho primary negolauan'
.uhoet have ALREADY hern uico,t upon hY the VS.
Of fmnce at Washington
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-10
Died.

On the morning Of the 9th inst ELIZA wife Of Fran
els Van Dyk, late Of Brooklyn, aged Al.
The relatives and friends Of the family particu.
ary requested to attend the funeral Tuesday after
at o'clock from her late residence, 204 Allen
street New York. Her remains will be taken to Green
wood for intormont.
On Sunday, April S, DEWITT c., infant son Of Michael
NJ and Rcbccca A. Van Dyke aged eight weeks
The body will be taken for intcrment tomorrow
morning 10 Long Branch New Jersey
On Monday morning. Of disease Of the lungs Asoy-
LINE, daughter of Theodore and Ann Moulton aged
years and months.
The friends and relatives Of the family arc respect
fully invited to attend the funeral Tuesday IOt,
instant at ~ o'clock, from their residence ga Ma
olson street. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood
cemetery for intcrmcnt.
In this city, April 1870 ofdysentery Mrs CAROLINE
NJ. WAXING, wife Of James Warng. aged 40 years
The friends and acquanta the family are res
fully invited to attend her funeral this Tuesday nf
tornoon April 10TH at "a o'clock, from her late resi-
doncc, No. 1872 West 21st street
At Columbus. Ohio on Thursday, 9th instant Mrs.
EzaBhvn HooxrR In the 73d year Of her oge rclict
Of thomas II Hooker
In Exeter. n H.. March 20, Mrs. Anna CRAM, ngcd o.
sister Of the deceased died within few weeks aged o.
and three brothers living whose average ages
are abUst so years.
On Sunday evening the sth instant, Captain NJ. T.
Hlhp, Teacher Of Navigation.
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