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Lo, tho poor Indian.---The Chippewa Indians
had an interview with the President ON SATURDAY
week last, and in the evening of the same dav
started Tor their western homes, Gro. sing Sky, the
leading chief of the deputation, having Addressed
the President, making known the wants of their
people:-
He expressed his admiration of the MANY won.
aerful things he had seen on his Journey. and a.
the way IN which the whites live He itersted N.
poverty and weakness of his own people. and the
wealth and power Of the whites, ascribiny The Az.
ference to the agriculture. the schools. but .esns.
cially to the sehite book. he Bible, COW Of which
was lying before the Presidency and saving that
they tthe Chippewas) wanted it. He waniad d. !.
.aw-mill, and he hoped his Great Father would
help him. He acknowledged his gratitude for the
means granted them to return home, and trusted
that protection might be rendered them when
within the Indian territory, SO that they might
reach their own people in safety. He asked to be
able to carry home intelligence that would satisfy
his people, and requested svAits paper, or new
guaranty OF the friendship and consideration Of the
The President responded favorably to this Ind.
On speech, assuring them they should have the
things here asked for, a. he was glad to Zee their
desire to, improvement. Happiness and strength
would follow their imitation Of the whites,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-17

MONAGHAN q RARESHIDE, Not.rie,
Public . Grayes stEes!-Geo. Rarsshide, susosssos
70 A. = Ainswonh. EsQ.. WIN. Monaghan, snocscsor "a
RICARDO. ESQ.,, Notary Public for the SECOND Munici
panty, AND Commissioner for nearly all the State N ts
~. myh 6m
FALL IMPORTATION, fs5l-JOSEPH II.
= PALMER & co 4! Camp st.sst. are now rsosiving
PEI ships Clifton, Slas Holmes and Sharou their Ale
GOODS embracing the latest and most desirable supplies
adapted TO The trade OF the S0lh and West Deaess 81 the
stock. " Ar, ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-17

An Oyster Divam in an Urroar-Anton;o
pede 'nonto' the proprietor Of an Oyster Divan on
Dauph'n' between St Peter and Toulouse streets,
yesterday kissed the primer, before Alderman
aofe' 10 the effect that one Caroline insulted him
N ms own store without provoeation, and prays
'nat caroline be dealt with according to law,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-17

Not Bad-The Buffalo Express. speaking Of the-
runaway. Daniel. dseampips TO- Canada, calls it
running commentary" upon the letter,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-17

AssauA and Batter. Moran and
Mrs. Hordss are charged b. Timothy Mahsr with
assault and battery; examination to-day. Patrick
Mannior, like offence, will be examined on the
Sssms day,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-17

Extraordinarily 100 tons OF guano have been
taken from Baltimore 10 the farmers of the Centre.
vile District within the fortnight past The Times
says it is intended for the wheat CROP and in some
regions acts finely.
A native of" down.east' gives this description
Of the remarkable properties of the above article,
He says that few hours after planting cucumber
seed, the dirt began to fly, the vines came up hks
streak, and although he started off at the top OF
his speed, the vines overlook him and cured him
and taking out his knife to cut the plaguy things,
he found large cucumber gone to seed in one Of
his pockets,
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PORT OF NEW OkLEANs..


frhss wore 40 ssa.~e. ysssad.yl
Arrived
Ship Coacsdia. Pratt. = days From Bosson. 70 masad
Ship Ssledons Bnnds. Rowland. 10 days from Phladsl.
Bark us.iSrsis Cass. : d.y. from Be..sa. .oL c..-
Bari fsin. sa~yss. = day. iion Be..o.. to o.l.-
Ban. Eapir: Gray. y d.rEon Newport. wal... to n...
B1s AZ. FI9.s,, Hsheoak. . days fon N.wYost.
Bhs Ms:ss!ss. fa.6ss. "a day. from Roell.ad mo. 10
Sch; Ss!sei:: s;t..y. day. from AD.l.sAesl.. !.
A A,,'.,. !osr.sen; Go% OpslOgs..
GiDsy, pr. fon SsYoo s.rs.
:sp. Dsn. c: 81 s~ & Louis
ssI.h. Weiaos. fiom Ys.oo CIV
g !s en ssx. :a
s'ias nom :: .'f sy ss. sov,
a 5s cD :n .Sa Ss Ia .'d'a Bran
lmPorss.
ROCKLAND-P~ brig Aascsllob: 1919 casks i'm. Cha.
BOsTON-Psr bark Pilgrim: Assorted mds,.
BQSION-Rs ship Concordia Assorted mdss
BOSTON-Per bask California: Assorted mdss
NEW YORk-Pr bark May Flower: Assorted mdse
A 4 .ohr cAipola: 81 bbb half do
w.
Receipts OF Produce
IT L0Uls.fes steamer st Paul. hhds tobacco, boz
Do s'ss q i Pr W.: ssA.
TO- '.S 0nns Sss nssSs 3 tos's.s cos I bb
Beg hi. line Pd Sso Fsss seo
az q
las ~ ss ~ 90. ~ 90 Snons and potaioe.
g b ssss oSSisf b5 .u Grief RS co e
-su.dr'ss to osder.
.s's e bs a. A..
:s ! s:;
SScs1 90 re f1 Ss. % Soss q shay
ss:x =: sy e sfte GAYS
scott Eoo-l7l do n DO bran Drrhs.Wiso Az
81, ss IL ssd n 'ssissP
g SS:: i: &C.
3D. ss: fs ]; sP s:s: e g.
70 ss
soass %ess fs. TTsSp:
Harson- rolls isath Bisachin. to =
al; 40 .y SsIs. cotton.
TboInhll MeIhssny- DO McRss Z Goamsn-i fVC
Bsas 500 H sqIts .SS Fssm
%:S m as ss..s aSs ssz bI,.Ss
Md.|s xs's cos.p, p.s.. SGS4s F:ow
10 yacE.os Geoos Payne Hansoo y si Gcs
s%s:y ..s Ms
Csmmaok seass-s9 hhds sugar ksi-M ooiis TopS'
Do' S S.s1s. css.' s.oo-fo,s ga s.s. so'ls.
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Glad to Hear IA correspondent of the Buff.
faio Courier says that Mr.. Fenimore Cooper is not
80 i'll % has been represented; that DR.. Francis
visited him from motives Of personal friendship,
having heard Of his illness, and having previously
been consulted by him that new course Of treat.
ment has been adopted, and that, though now
weaker than before, several Of his symptoms are
more favorable. The editor says the information
comes from source entitled to the highest con-
sideration
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-17

Worth Trying" Stammering," DR.. Turner
says, ia caused by attempts to speak with empty
lungs In singing the lungs are kept we'll inflated
and there ia no suffering. The method Of cure is
to require the patient to keep his lungs well filled
to draw frequent long breaths, to speak loud, and
to pause on ths instant of finding embarrassment
IN his speech, taking long inspiration before they
go on again. cured one of the worst cases ever
knew ON this prpciples
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-17

Threatening to KiX.-Laursnce w. Minor, +.
G, yesterday charged Louis Poree and James
Penn, T. c. p, with coming to his store, No. 10
CrOss'nan street, between one and two o'clock, P.
NJ, that day, and assaulting him with . dangerous
weapon, with intent to kill him. He therefore
prayed an arrest of the accused, and the Acting
Recorder, Alderman Fabre, granted his warrant Of
arrest Immediately.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-17

Drosonsd.-The City Coroner. Captain Sped
den, held two inquests yesterday-ths first on The
body Of white man, name unknown, found
drowned opposite Poet street. Third Municipality.
Deceased had on pair Of Scotch plaid pantaloons,
red and white striped shirt and black cloth pal.
etot. Verdict, found drowned. The second was
on the body Of white boy named Jeremiah Rog-
srs, ten years Of age, found drowned opposite In
dependence street, Third Municipality. Verde.
similar
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-17

wish TO call sttsntien to the mirscu1ous cum.
MADE ~ W. FRYxR and Ut. w. A. WILLIAns Ma ~
frsnchmen street. Third Municipality. Go one aud Ill q
me wSnesn o. the prsssnt Of Leave al
ps!oIc ase and efsct mske proper trials, if you thsk
mat me cprss daily performed su isnf
T. Sooxsss yoa u mo seal medical ski Of Dr. Fysf
M nfdsy for they bans society. A Tsps Worn
q .Set long was taken from the body OF Joeeph
fhesal dxed year, He under medical nsssmsot u
nee and IN Germany, without being cured nd
N, An9s ~, TaPs Worn fifteen a. hing s1acied IRON
yssT and was treated BY different DOCTOR, without uocs
cS s.say W. enFed by " w Wiiams IT, Fryer
0s an1 WIN Inc Dogtoss prescription on the S of Inv
. S EGx !. vel! k.oxn q ibis CITY, aad owner Of
Ssno0Aei. muse Worms can be the ofco Of ir
o. above stated. and bean examined by many
q me and pronounced the srsest ever SEEN
70 e. s ;S. hss:Sn. Mtesn ms, f8m aehsz Mis- who
osisd pnyoa gave hes out 10 die. She was sck three
yodn ~ now rson0suo sound and well BY Dr. Fryer
ny van g De sent 70 her owner about the Oao6er M
~ seausmsnly Mr Geo 3. Mandeyie, Eau At Messrs
tsno1o 70 u Camp street, Col. Harrson's comms
,o.r xOufs with profound respect,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-17

Tragedy at Nevark.-At Newark, Del, on
the evening Of the 9th inst, man named Edward
CHM had difficulty with woman named Csro-
line Prichard. with whom he lived. After some
words, he drew pistol and shot her. but not ssri-
ously. Her brother interfering, he killed him on
the spot The murderer then fed, ard At the last
dates had not been arrested. 1t occasioned grea.
excitement in the nsighborhood, aud hundreds Of
citizens were in pursuit Of him.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-17

Hogs--During the past week there has been
considerable talk of selling hogs, and some few
sales effected At 81 net. Should the money market
become less stringent, the opening price Of hogs
will be above four dollars
AZ nsar a. We can ascertain, engagements have
been made this season with two or thrse of our
packers, for six thousand hogs mostly at the price
mentioned above. A few hogs have been sold at
figures less than four dollars. Madison indy
Courier, 9th. N'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-17

Singular and Fatal Accident Lstely at Stretch
worth, Csmbs, post mortem examination Of the
body Of Ellen Purvis, aged seven yean, disclosed
the fact that needle had perforated the heart and
caused DEATH The child complained TO her mother
in the early part of the day previouG to her death,
that in leaning style she had picked hersef
with needle that was stuck IN her pinafore but
the parent could perceive only slight puncture
The remaining portion Of the needle was, how.
ever, found near the style, with a piece of white
thread attached to il,
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-
k,hk public are hereby cautioned not to pusshase
..u q , sssds e; Land Wa.ssat isssd pn ~ Gesl
Esbrnaty H. ls in favor st Thos. Hsnchs. has psss
2. iompany r. eh ksIlms v =: Infantsy and f0rwslsd
" the care Of Edward Hat, ~ Girud street. W(Rana
La; The ND warrant. believed. nsvE cssss 9 md.
an0 me pubic are hereby notified cxyeit ~ basn
already fled Against the uns Of psient e aid warsnt.
cate. THOM A ri NH ~ N uossa'
By his Attomsy. g. J. Lew. 81 Loau. NO. "a 6wd&W
NOTICE TO LEVEE CONTRACTORS
sealed proposals. will BE- received by ths undssuisnsd
0n me ioth n olasivs for The sonsuuctQa ii Isvee
ON ne sht bank Of the Algs nssr he Fun MI
niclpahy Ferry according resolution Of The Poce i1rv
r0s .esms. specincsu0ns etc apply Office on Des-
ronoe street, near Bony street. JAMES AMMAN, :
Asien. September II. 1851. '''' ol's : 11Tii
HOUSE OF REFUGE, Municipality No, q
Applications from candidates for the uces Of Prircin.l
and th Aslistan in the Houss Of Refuge OF The
wnl b. Eeceved By the undesis ned until M
se October next Written testimonials OF mora chssscss
and quaifications must accompany the applications
). A. MAYBlN, Psesdent
q C0mmia0ners etc.. s. Common areek
NeWOheans. September II. 1851. m "A
~ n ~
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JAMES H. sPRATLEY


PROFESSOR A. DUCHIRON.- Private Les.
soe,In us above Tsanaasions iron ngsh ins Fusncn.
Appy a the ofioe oft bsCssssnt. oras the eosn.a
AU0lo 2n0 O2Nl0RA lfEQQll. fli
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-17

1Hs Beer Dt&s IN swsy slave named
Charles, bs1onging 49, Lower Cettea Press, q
tsmpssd TO bits 81 ~ fore fn9er - vatchn
GGieys i spdss 70 iAdues hin-s11f 90 hold 4
- sl1f66d oshisy says i - = blessin' Nv
IN 'ks did Rkshis ist and slub o. both to.
gstha. " Gsfasy, addressing Alder
man Fsbef ~ for coupls Of citizens who
I'D M Dss.sst him, BY CORY your Honor, l
youd'nt have this hand now- 70 kiss ths book
with" Charles vas remsnded, '
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II ~. q. CNAM!, bhICKLA YEHS AM
BUlLDERS-in addition to general business in tb
above linz. they will contract build and guaranty Bro
Csesn and oonssuet them above under ground n ma
rsquIsd. For further information, pleas inquire .
Messn. Hayman Hodsa. SO Magazine street, where plan
and specno.ons can be seen. and rsiesenc given to
stiff ], w. q J. A. CRARV
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WEsTERN vERANDA, corner Tchoupi.or

~ la 8n0 JunA uioets-I No An0vo establishment.
having changed hands and undergone q complete E,
renovation, with nsw furniture, The pf0psegos
would respectfully alnonnce that they per
manent and uansent Boardes in sys supposed il
the city.
They also announce that the BAR Of this house will opsr
TODAY l2h INST, at r H., under the beat Of manage
ment. and Furnished with the ch0Ost Wines and Liuuors
jo2D Il LANE DUNN. PFoDrIefosl.
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ENGLlSH CHkESE-A small lst. Il vssy
1'''Eae SS6sbis Il Is go. .: s 80
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THE public can be accommodated q usual W
- q ths establishment. Ths fire o. The "a instant
did but Night injury " the Hotel. - 4
mfS H w. DIGGES TO-
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baltimore Correspondence.

BALTMoaE, November A. 5 p. m
Preparations for t.e Election NaigSIixatioa- City
Mortality Mechanics Fcir-- Markets aud Stocks.
The work ofscratching, altering, and writing tick
cts, each of which half yard long, for the
election Tomorrow, ia progressing In all quarters
of the city, and, there no less than five sets
oftickets printed it is presumed that all will be
ready to vote understandingy. The Wings, gen
orally, determined to vote full ticket, their
nominees are all of the most unexceptionablc
character; but the Democratic ticket will be pretty
generally scratched and altered to suit the special
views Of the voters
Our courts are all actively engaged in granting
naturalization papers and making new voters.
The number of deaths in ths city during the
past week but seventy five being less, in pro-
portion to the number Of inhabitants, than any of
the large cities. OF this nunter there were thirty
six under five years of age. Consumption, as usu-
al, claimed the largest number, there having been
no less than thirteen, about one sixth, victims
of that disease.
The Fair of the Mechanics Institute is progress :
ing finely the receipts at the door up to last Satur
day night having exceeded $1,000
In the Baltimore market this morning there were
sales of 100 barrels Howard street flour at s. 81
Sales of about 1000 barrels City Mills at SO rs.
No grain up to- day, and nothing doing. Whisky
22s cents.
Sales at the Baltimore Stock Board, NoUeHber 4.
80 shares Firemen's Insurance. ...... %
At the Board this day Md. 6's closed at l03 bid,
l04 asked; Bait 6's, 1890. l04 bid los asked; b.
o. X. bonds, 1867, 80 bid. 9l2 asked; do. shares
6li bid. 90, asked York & Cumb, Is bid, 10 asked.
Dividend off
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LIrrELL,s LlvINe ACE, SO. so1-lal ga.

cosTEETs.
/. End Of the Great Exhibition. Morning
Chronicle. rf
?. The American Minister in Ireland. Times
3. Arctic Expeditions of Succor.. Nei1 Month
ly Magaxins.
4. lie Spectator.
Medical Articles of FAith.-SpsetatOr.
The Jews in Great Britain.-SpectffO
7. The Key Of the Sfreet.-H0RsShoId IP0r6s.
$. The Dead Sea aud the Great Salt Lake
Edinburgh Philosophical journal
g. Bcddoc's Poems raHintT.
10 Kossuths Address to the People Of the Uni
ted States.
IL. Kossulh and Austria.-E Examiner and Spec
tat0r.
IL. Foreign News.-Speetalor.
10. Mrs Harriet Lee.-LGdiss' Companion.
Ia. Maurice Tiernay, chaps. xLvI. and XVII
Dublin UniUsrsity Magazine.
PoETRY.-Thc Souls Passing; Our Sugar Camp;
Benedicite.
SHoRT ARTICLES Confidence in Man Fishing
among the Thousand Islands.
New BooKs.-Cowper or Cooper; Distance oil
the sun
GOA New Volume has recently commenced.
wAsHINGToN, December u, 1916.
or all the Periodical Journals devoted to Litera-
turc and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country, this asappeared to me TO be the most
useful. 1t contains indeed, the exposition only OF
the current literature of the English language, but
this, by its immense extentand comprehension, in
cludes portraiture of the human mind in the ut
mostexpansion Of the presentage.
Published weekly at SO year by
E. LITTELL & CO, Boston
And sold by JOS. SHILLINGTON,
corner Of Penn. avenue and Al street.
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CONTINUES TO practice law in the Supreme
~ Court, 10 attend to cases before Congress, to
prosecute claims and settle accounts against the
Departments and Boards OF Commissioners, to
procure patents at home and abroad, TO obtain
pensions and bounty lands, TO collect debts, diyi
dends, legacies, and inheritanccs in any part OF
investments of funds in loans and stocks and on
bond and mortgage, and to negotiate the purchase
and sale OF loans, lands and patent rights in any
California land title cases coming up 10 the United
States Supreme Court on appeal
Communications, prepaid, addressed TO " w. G.
SNETnEN, Carroll Place, Capitol Hill, Washing
ton, ID. CO. will meet with prompt attention.
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Issued from the United States Patent Office for III.
toeek ending Nouember 4, 1851, aud bearing dat
November a. 1851.
John Ericsson, of New York, N Y.--For i'm
provements in air engines. Dated November d.
1851. Patented in England, December rs, 1850.
Isaac Davis, of Mechanicsburgh, Ohio.-For i'm
provement in machines for forming horse collars.
Isaac Constant, OF Buffalo Heart Grove, lll.-Fof
improvement in cultivators,
Newton Foster, Gilbert Jessup, Hiram l.. Brown
and Calvin p. Brown, of Palmyra, n Y For
improvement in seed planter.
Levi b Griffith, of Honeybrook, Pa.-For ma
chine for measuring and cutting iron.
John T. Hammitt, of Philadelphia, Pa.-For inl-
provement in desks
Joshua X. Ingalls,, of Bushwick, N. Y.-For i'm
provement in radiating surfaces.
Louis S Robbins, of New York, Y.-For i'm
provement in tanners OIL from rosin.
Louis S. Robbins, of New York, N. Y.-For i'm
provement in lubricating oil from rosin
Louis S. Robbins, of New York, NJ Y.-For i'm
provement in distiing naphtha from rosin.
Louis S. Robbins, of New York, N. Y.-For inn
provement in paint oil from rosn.
VIM p. Mcconnell, OF Washington, ID. C.-For
Improvement in the manufacture of charcoal.
James Root of Cincinnati, Obio,-For improve
mcnt in folding doors OF stoves.
Edward Swiney, of Andover, Mass-For inn
proycment in processes for dyeng blue.
Joshua Upham, of Salem, Mass.-For improve
ment In compounds for extinguishing fires.
James w ebster, of Leicester, England. For inn
proyement in springs. Dated November =, 1901
Patented in England, February ii, 1851.
George w. Beardsley, of Albany, N Y-For
improvements in planning machines.
Levi Bissell, of New York, NJ y, assignor to
himself and Lyman Kinsley, of Canton, Mass
For improvement in carriage springs.
Lewis s. Chichester, of Williamsburgh, N. Y. =
For improvement in machines for dressing stav
VIM. b. Milligan, of Edinburgh, Va.-For inn
provement in batting and tanning hides
Additional Improvement
Henry Pace, sr., of Cincinnati, Obio.--For i'm.
provenent in bcdsteads Patented December 10
1916. Additional Improvement dated November
4, 1851.
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In New York, at the residence Of DR.. G. w.
HuTcHINs, October 3lst, by the Rev. JAMES Mil
of Washington, United States, to TERESA f SCI
cond daughter OF the late JOHN BYRNE, esq., OF
Dublin, Ireland.
In the same city, at the British Consulate, the
LIST of November, HENRY CARY, of New York.
10 ELIZABETH VINCENT LOWS, daughter of
Major LowIs of the honorable East India Com
pany's service. resident Of Barpstaple, North De
Won, England.
On Tuesday, the 4th instant, by the Rev. JAMES
j. DoNELAN, GEORGE f. SENSENEf, esq.
editor OF the Winchester Republican, TO MARY
HELEN, daughter of john 5. GALLAHEn, esq,
Third Auditor Of tho Treasury.
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
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FEmALE EDUoarIoN Ar WASHINGTON.

FEsHE So BSCRIBER, thankful for a patronage
IL with which he has been favored from no lees
than fifteen States, and from families holding the
highest positions in the country, respectfully an
his service 10 this city (he eighteenth of his expe-
rience) an instructor of youth.
His Private Family Boarding School for the cdu-
cation of Young Ladies in all the solid and the
namental branches required in an American fe-
male education, limited as il is TO twenty four
pupils. offers advantages, TO domestic comioI t
and thorough instruction, not to be attained he
thinks, in miscellaneous, nor in larger schools.
(Sf- The language of intercourse in the family
and the school Is French under the instruction of
French lady educated for Tie profession in Paris.
r. w. CUSHMAN, A. NJ.
INDIANA AVENUE, near City Hail.
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