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Marine Court.
Before Judge Birdssll.
ONE OF THE CONTENT CASES DECIDED

ONE OF THE CoNTKMPr CASES pBcTDRD.
MARCH 2o--In the Matter Of the Alleged Contempt Of
John McCdnn.-Ihis matter adjourned on Satur-
day last on motion of Mr.. Mccain, until this morn
ing, in order that he might fe additional ahdAvits
to purge himself Of contempt To pursusnce, Mr..
Mccain appeared and sisted 10 the court that upon
consultation with Mr. Phillips the counsel for the de-
PENDANT II was agreed that the Judgment, and all sub
sequent proceedings therein in tina Of Stewart
against EasHn, Qn which case tbs order alleged TO be
violated vas granted be vacated and that new trial
that had he been aware Of the granting Of any such
der the Court he would have been among the 6rs 70
see IL obeyed Whereupop Judge Brdssn said that it
was duty incumbent on him, OF the Judges Of
this court that all orders Of the court strictly
enforced and not violated with impunity-that the re.
psrstiou which he (Mr Mccain, was willing to make
TO the party ,grsysd BY connting TO vscats the judy
msnt and nd. =. n .ns.eSu:ns p,ocssdngs in sns ease.
his adav did not intend to violate or dssobey the or.
der Of the court he would allow the matter TO pass
without INJECTING further punishment Judge b. also
remarked that while he occupied or held his present po-
sitou be should in all that the orders Of tho
court are strictly enforced and that where there h the
may be- he should be punished to the fullest extent .
the power OF the court
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
NEw YORK, March 20, 1885.
notice in the Tribune OF this morning. (which came
into my hands accidentally article In relation the
Marine Court which ccntsi, as, statement That was
provtipE for the election Of three Justices OF that
Court, &C. The assertion 10 q mean and contemptible
fasehooda characteristic coinage OF the notorious
mint from whence II Issued. During the year I was
member ns51,) the Marine Court not named WITH
in the alls Of the Capitol 10 my knowledge. The at
was drawn MP am crsdibly informed, BY Hon. v. a.
Luckey gentleman OF excellent legal attainments very
eonverssnt With the wants and wishes Of our eitssn-
year when the act became law. But Il 4 quite
cessary add more 10 deny any Of the remaining al
eeations the article referred whom call 20 nina
that sourd old legal maxim: Fdsus sn uno-faisw ~
onn,bus. Yours, &c, A. A, ThoMP50S.
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Eessitt lIissIgs bsoes Norcross Mrs, 10
Nicholas Ann Roy place
Nichols Mrs. Msry0 N orion Mrs. A A
Nicholso n hrsSarah Norton Miss Cstha-
Nolan Mrs Maria rine
Noonan Mary, EllenN orto n Miss MargAr't
or Edmond Nugent Betty
- Norcom MrsMoroom
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in me Ssw Yerh CITY Post O6Aso,
Friday, March %, 1855.

Published exclusively in the NEW YoRK HmALD, BY
act Of Consssths paper Aaeg ne largest circulation
a. any in As United States.
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Namowsr MrsElisa'
beth
\ aughton MrsThos
\ cal Ellen
Nee Judy ..-
Nelson n re- Maria
Nelson Mrs John N
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the papers and 10 be made OF
the finished the from adui
teaon white blue color be required and with the
ception OF OF the standard Of their
fce he right Of ordering less quantity Of
each kind contracted such aud Ia such
titles the public service
Each considered
but bidders offer OF the classes
The and the privilege reserved of
such classes forfeit his right TO any class.
Samples than que) kind of bid
and but sample kind each bd and
in and " be numbered with the number
Of the paper for fcnedue and Ia the hrst
be properly II will not be
considered All proposals and samples must be Transmitted to this
office free OF postage other expense.
Each proposal signed individual firm making
and specify the price pound and but price for eaeh OF
every kind OF paper coDaiEed ia the proposed for
delivered such place
be designated in Washington city In good order
of all charge aud subject The
inspection and Of the superintendent
and be in all respecta satisfactory.
proposals furnished this office
applying will be consideration unless
substantially agreeing herewith.
Bonds approved securities will be reqnred and the supply
Inferior the classes, aure supply
the quany required time will be considered violation of
the contract.
required witt, his proposals satisfactory
proposals uDaccompa
MED by such evidence will be rejected
The will be opened the required by law
the Tuesday first Monday December" next h)
at 10 O'Clock, M, Office of superintendent
Printing Capitol states Washington endorsed
-~ A. g. SEAMAN,
Oct 2-3taw9w Superintendent Of Public Printing.
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Posr oyrcE DxrAsrxxsr,

Posr oyrcs DErAsrxxsr,
October IS, 1885
SEALED PROPOSALS received this department
The 3Ulh November at IL Of the clock for
ps Il s sa. for ss from
s ss day Of Dessmss, nett The ssd articles are % DC ass
par'ment at Washington, D. Co New York city, and CINCINNATI
The estimated quantity each article the quality thereof
quired at each agency, yearly, are specified below.
DISTRICT NO. ], AT WASHINGTON, ID. O.
~ $ @ = = pound. ne
DO the sad 70 % s ,sam 1s and
1000 pounds of strands hard twisted and in balls
from 10 10 I6 ounces in weight
500 do ole sumo Mind on spoo each spool weigh
500 do hemp Iwine about eighth of an inch in
diameter, we'll twisted, and in balls or hanks
49, weighing from one 10 one and a half pounds each
200 do scarlet sealing OF good quality Tor ordinary use
DISTRICT NO .. AT NEW YORK CITY.
5000 eams Of Wrapping similar to that first described in The
loo do similar 10 tina, last described in said estimate
400 do quality similar 70 The last named 10 be in size 90
5000 pounds of cotton ine the that FIRST described io
1900 descrip on
5000 do coarse hemp twine similar to that OF The hrd desehp
600 do seaIing wax, same dis,ric, MOL
DISTRICT NO. 3, AT CINCINNATI, OHIO
1000 rea"' "ra No. paper similar 70 thar first named for d'
80 do similar 10 tina, las, named for said district
go pounds ,wne similar that Of the frs, description o
1000 do coarse hemp wne similar to that Of the third descrp
400 do scarlet sealing the described in the est
Proposals will be received for each article separately separately
for each district for the whole.
the articles shall be delivered such place the Post
master General shall designate, at pro rata prices.
Each bid must be with sample OF the article
posed 10 be hnshed such articles
by the be procured from either
aeencies but articles contracted for
responding TO the samples referred TO above.
Each bidder furnish, with his proposals. evidence Of hi
ability TO comply with his bid.
Two sufficient will be required a
Failures furnish the articles for promptly rn.
fcient cause for the forfeiture of The contract
Bids not made in accordance with these proposals will
be considered.
Proposals be marked the outside of envelope with
of the article articles proposed for and the
ing them addressed to the First Assistant Postmaster Genel Wash
inglon city, D. G.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
OCTOBER Is, 1855.
I'll
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OrrIcE or THE MAINLAND CoNsotip LOTTERIES,
Baltimore, Maryland July J, 1885.
HE commissioner or the Maryland
his duty the the
who circulate fraudulent lottery
and pretend be for the sale OF tickets lotteries which
wholly fictitious 8tffseEy
The only legal lotteries Maryland those daily
the superinndence Of the elected
the sate under the approve
schemes and 10 attend TO the drawings.
~ h tickets IN these lotteries and all certificates Of packages
tickets have the thog Brennan agent
Once
baltimore, Maryland" All others n fraudulent
For full information the subjec, OF hose frauds address
FIX BRESAA,
ssp'ao-diy ...-...- e. Baltimore, Maryland
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PmLADrLrMIA, October 20, 1855.
NEAI.ED PROPOSALS invited,
Office until 10 O'Clock, OF the 6ih day Of December
for furnishing by the following supplies
deliverable the United Clothing Eqaipage Depot
5chuylkill Arsenal, in quantities required, viz.
5000 yards GA darkbue indgo CLOTH weigh
ing 81 per yard
so 900 GA b'ue ndigo cloth, weigh
ing % ounces per yard
1000 yards GA dark blue indigo CLOTH
bands, weighing about "A ounces per yard
900 yards darkblue ndigo dyed wool fannes
weigh 6x per yard
100 900 yards 10 white fanne and wool, weigh 6k
ounces per yard
II, goo yards dark blue serge
100000 yards Caaton flannel, weigh yard
100 900 yards drilling unbieached, weigh 6x
yard
1900 yards drilling unbleached, weigh IN
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Oct 3l--eodtlstDec

Law school Of Cumberland University, at Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY. Hon. Abraham Caru,hes late of the circuit
judges OF Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Of tho ndges ofthe supreme
of Tennessee.
Hon. Bromfeld l.. Ridley the of
Judges Caruhers Green dew their whole exclusively
to the school.
Plan Of instrhcfonI Daily examinations
text books No regular of
daily lessons the progress Of the examinations
g Weekly of and equity, which
dents suits OF facts pros
and them through all the
practice. The framed require prepare
Deeds Wills records OF documents
dencc in the trials Some of the are taken by appeal
supreme which Is held monthly in the class, and
public the end session The students act as clerks sher
M jurors circuit Judges and cancelors, and in Official
bacites connected with their suits.
SemiorsThe FIRST the third Monday
TENDER, third Thursday February. The
the succeeding Monday In February and ends second
Thursday in July
Erpsnses per standardization fee ESQ, In advance conngen
fee 81 boarding about $50 Students furnish their
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores
required complete unless the
No previous
There four regular classes Students may
any during the collegiate year
Number students the last collegiate year eighty
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb II-coiy President Board Of Trustees
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Proposals for Furnishing the Paper for the
Public Printing.


oynox surrnIsrssprnr PuBuc pnlsriso,
Washington, september ~, 1000.
pursuance Of OF the provide for
cutting the public printing &e approved August 3D. 1884, sealed
rsi Monday d day) December twelve O'Clock for
furnishing thai required the public pruning o
ist day OF December 1885, and ending
the LIST day OF December, 1856.
This subjoned specifics nearly be asceaned the
quantity quality and description OF each Kind OF that viii be
required.
10000 printing paper uncaendered "a By
80 inches, and weigh forty i've pounds TO the of
1000 hne printing caendered "a by 80
inches, and TO weigh hay SIX pounds TO the Of 4so
sheets.
5000 super6ne caendered printing paper,
"a by 80 inches and y weigh hiy two pounds 10
the ream OF ie0 sheets
CLAss4
800 hard and caendered printing paper,
"a by - iaches aud weigh forty eight
pounds to the rean OF AGO sheets
Class 6,
1000 snpefne map paner Of such
sizes may required, corresponding weight with
paper measuring 10 by "a inches, weighing twenty
pounds per OF 4sO sheets.
CLAss6
300 rsnms plate paper or
be reqnred,) III 81 inches, such weight
per may be required.
The paper of linen
all adulieraion other sub
Stances Of fair wheness, and up in quires of twenty
EACH bundles
460 sheets Uniformity thickness and weigh.
will be required and bundle Exclusive of wrappe)
standard weight viii be
of In bundle make the weight
will be considered violation OF The cDntract
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No. 544.
Notice of the Happening Of Danvlc Land Office
In Illinois.
GENERAL LAND OFrIoR, Sept 10, 1855.
INSTRUCTIONS this register
receiver the Danvle Illinois prepare
of hs lands remaining said DISTRICT and thirty
the receipt
Office aud which applications
be received by them.
THOS a. HENDRICKS,
Sept 2l-2aw6w Intel Starl Commissioner.
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[ No. 547.l
Notice

of the of United States Land Offices In
the States of Hinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, and ioa.
INDER provisions or Of
approved June H. lsu which declares
quantity public remaining
shall reduced hundred
sand, shall discontinued &c compi-
with other subject Secretary the
has directed the following Offices discontinued
Sbawneetown and Kaskaskia, in Illinois,
Kalamazoo, Michigan.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Fairfield Iowa.
Lands remaining unsoId undspoed above distcs
will be subject offices from the date of th
receipt by and receivers
points, and will be made subject to entry follows
Sbawneeown and KaJkaska be ed TO the Springfield
disuict, Illinois.
Kalamazoo The Ionn district, Michigan.
Milwaukee Il the Menasba district, Wisconsin
Fairfield the Charlton district, Iowa.
points consolidation will public
which respectively receive
applications for lands their Offices.
Given hand city of Washngion this 2 day OF
November, A. ID. 1855.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner the General Land Office.
Nov 1d-law6w
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HOME MAN FACTURES,
Fasrvievv Cotton wOrks,
Near the Canal Basin, .alerandri

Near the Canal Basin, .flerandria
ElTZPATRICK BURNS poprieors, and manufacturers Of
yarns, carpet chain, Irvine, wrapping twne, cord
age.
Orders Washington respectfully solicited for
articles, which will deliver IN Washington
i Baltimore Other northern markets. An
viii with prompt attention by addressing above
Oct il--dm r. a ~
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United States Patent Office,
n st.x hnfnhnr


an petition of Robert Preo Baltimore, Maryland praying
of patent granted him the l7h oil
January, 1872 for improvement in apparatus for teaching
geography OF said
emit which takes place The 18th day of January, $50
said bs heard Patent Office on
Monday, the 9TH of January IA o'clock and all
notified and show any they have
why said petition ought to be granted.
opposing file the Patent
objections specially writing as twenty
earipg filed by either
hearing and transmitted In
Of the Office which will be furnished
plication.
The testimony closed the 27h Of De
deposons relied testimony
filed the Office before the morning of that day. the
arguments, IL any, within days thereafter.
Ordered published in the Union Inei
gence Evening Washington, c.. Republican, Balm
Padepbaj journal Of Commerce, New
Post, Boston, Massachusetts week for three
weeks the h of January next he day OF
hearing
g. r. sHUGERT,
Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
r. sEdiors the above papers please copy and send
Office, with paper containing This notice
Oct 2O-law3w
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Nassau Hall college of New Jersey, Princeton

" Should anld acquaintance be forgot,
And brought min;
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And days o. auId lang syhe''
The members of the The ending in June 1883
ending 1884, the Sophomore
ending une 1884, the Freshman class the
ending Jue $780, hereby requested to assemble in
Washington, D. c. the Third of March, A. D. 1887 at The latest
brighten the links Of The chain Of love and friendship which time
tide entirely exchange in theft
greeting sympathy the unmey fate
some OF their most promising compeers.
preliminary meeting of the seEapponed committee will be
held the first Monday September, A. d. 1856, The United
States HOTEL Chestnut between Fourth and Fifth streets
which members OF The several classes whom be
venent invited attend when the will be
adopted 10 rs full an attendance as possible
addressed VIII be
enough furnish secretary othc committee BY mail with
their respective post offices
Of Trenton, N. j., Chairman Of Committee
ALEXANDER c. HART, M. D.,
Philadelphia Pennsylvania
]. NEWTON LIGHTNER,
Of Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLETON,
Winston Allegheny Co.. Md
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
of Balst Iron and Gass Works, NJ j /,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
of Montgomery county, Maryand
JOHN WEIDMAN OF Lebanon Pa, Secretary
March G7--awthar3 ffnteiigencer]
All newspapers civilized countries of the world
this their editorial columns
Of through the four great
visions the gobe all throughout the United
of satutout insertion
casonay between this date and the Sd OF March, A. d. 1851
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GOLD silver and plated specacIes glasses &c. OF
focuses, psrfoca periscopc parabola glases
long experience peculiar advantages in selecting glasses
adapted to the eyes OF wearers
NJ. w. GAIT & BRO,
Penn. avenue between Ninth
Ian
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u. 3.
and 5fsei inches wide, each blanket pounds
fleece WOOL with double and twisted yarn; weigh
$4,000 pompons artillery infantry Dragons, and rifles
yards and inch wor'ed aces' yellow scarlet
sss yards YARD. s ss,sa '. j.. ses ~, inch
ls,a7o yards webbing
1884, sheets Of wadding
800 gross brass coat buttons
1900 do white metal suspender buttons
1900 do do do shirt do
. % 600 ten. buttons buttons, wood, email
1000 1900 TEN; TEN, s ss'sons d % large as
i s S ss e.; is'i &c, ss 80 SO
900 hospital pins, large size
s ssSS wal. IL DC Do Dc 90 i ia'.s . %
1850 ss sy 90 DO s y" .ss.s' Do '"''
1000 1000 Coli Goisn s'si telling ling" axes
1000 handles
laos camp ha,ehet'
$500 sSo .a 40 40 handles
% busIes, with extra mou,h-peces
30 rumpe, cords, for cavalry
20 drums. artillery
100 pairs sticks
as dum-stic carriages, brass
3 s1 drum heads, snare
MISCELLANEOUS.
Silks red white, and blue, flags and guild
Sns silk twist SEWING silk buckles s.s and n iron
boiling rope spears and ie5.uss e. guidos on
and conform in all the standard sealed il
this office, where they he examined.
Sample will be mail with additional nf0rma
ton the subject which desired by wish
ing TO offer proposals.
Ten Of of each delivery will be retained
until the shall be completed which forfeited
United decati0n of
fulfilling the and spuatons of the About
of these supplies will before LIST Of July
and will be made for them the appropa
ton by Congress of funds for this branch Of the service ayaa
BILE the remainder will be paid for on delivery.
The privilege reserved of increasing by oned the quantity
Of all the supplies above mentioned.
Contracts will be based accepted proposals. for the fmen
Of which securities will be required Bids desired
from regular dealers article
be funshed and win be respected considered from
who known manufacturer regular dealer In the de-
sired suppes which fact the be distinctly stated
the bids offered well and address of the
intended securities obtained
containing proposals should be endorsed Proposals for
Army Supplies ."
Address 10 G. II. CROSMAN,
Majsr and Quartermaster u. s. A.
1l--endtlslDec . /.
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A MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover Street, Boston by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished
modern and for
the travelling public
J nAaI l--dlr
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Posr oFFIcE DEPARTMENT.,
November ~ ~

Posr orrcr DEPARTMENT.,
November %, 1855
PROPOSALS carrying OF the
sive the following route ia the state OF and ia the
Once OF hs Pos, Once DEPARTMENT. in The civ Of
unt s. OF the iO, January 1885, 70 be decided The
701 From Montgomery, BY Steep Creek, Fort Deposit, Butler
springs Cokervlie Claiborne and Ganeslown 10 Mobile,
daily and Of iintaah, Hickory Grove, sandy Ridge, and
eomery an caiboine performed double line OF
ourh coaches, viii The privilege, when the roads
bad using four mail wagons, sufficient capacity
10 carry whatever mali may be daily received al Mont
Die ia such classes Of as may be suitable in
speed size aud s'ruese for the regular performance Of
and exclusive control Of accepted bidder sdders
that no breaches Of connection shall occur either way by
other having right regu
LATE interfere with The arrivals and departures Of said
Leave Montgomery daily at AZ ,pm;
Arrive Mobile IN 50 hours, by ~, m;
Leave Mobile daily al III from lst November 10 lst
Arrive Montgomery in 80 hours by IL, from lst No
veinber TO Isl Jane, and BY y m, residue OF year
No will be made ps performed and for each Of such
omissions moi satisfactorily explained three times the Of The trip
nerion win depending nas and not sufficiently excused one
fourth Of The compensation for The Trip is subject forfeiture
sacloIy explained by certificates OF the ada
or ao os osl os & s' 3 Be-
bed and for refusing after demand the mail
hces The Postmaster General may
for repeated failures aseeaby contract for d.
obeyrg post office instructions Of
The Postmaster General alter The schedule lie also
crease on e contract pay liz may also curta
the in whole or part, rata decrease he
dispensed with The bids
n b. and ne @
before the 18th Of February 1886 For further parea
pamphIe. advertisement, for conveying The alabama
Mississippi Arkansas louisiana and TAME sMts q naM a
Nov 24-d4w Postmaster General.
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| No. $40
Notice OF the establishment of three additional
| land districts in the state of Iowa.
pursuance Congress change
boundaries nf Iowa. and for
other March 3D. 1855 which crees three
additional land said hereby declared and made
Office the TURKEY prsrRrcr Inns
established winnesek that for the
DopaR Dopor, Webster
pisrRtcT Sioux Cry, in Wood
Given under city of Washington, this thirty first
day nj October, A. u. 1855.
BY order OF the President
THos A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner the General Land Office
Nova-law6w lint and Star.
ONGEELLOW's New poem-The Song of Hiawahs ;
IL by Henry Wadsworth bongrlow Price 81,
Curious Stories People. 70
Just published and for sale at
TAYLOR MAURY's
Nov is Bookstore near 9th 81.
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ROKITANsTxY's Pathological Anatomy. a yoluues
II IN 9. ''
Tanners Clinical Medicine
ne yellow Mask, from Dickenss Househola Words
The Confessions OF Pretty Woman by ISIS Pardoe,
The Jealous Wife by Miss Pardoe.
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
how to obtain them. Price l2k 1T = -
Septl FRANCK TAYLOR
CLENWOOD CEMETEHY.-oa'ce asq PennryIvapin
VI avenue, corner or 10Th street,
cemetery laid the plan the celebrated OF
New York. and situated on the high ground guar
ter mile north of the CAPITOL North Capitol directly
TO the gateway This company have received charter Con
appropang their ground forever burial making
Zee s 70 me purchaser and prohibiting all encoachmens
Legislation otherwise which importance who
wish their dead they placed them for il has
become NIL cities ground becomr.
valuable for other sell
mscuousy into one large p and legal
titles are given TO the ground.
~ Office fr~m 10 to ~ M, pamphlets with
tho charter. and by laws and all
estaincd also. all James Iyar
ss No to Seventh street other undertaken prompt
sssoosd June 1--dly
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Is soldiers blankets WOOL with the letters u s. in
black, inches in length in the centre be feet long
and feet inches wide, blanket weigh pounds
5000 dozen pairs half stockings made of good sound
fleece wool, and with double and twisted yarn weigh
3 lbs. per dozen
$4,000 pompons, for artillery Infantry dagoons and rifles
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ONCE OF Army Clothing and Equipage.

OCTOBER Is, 1855.
Oct l7--laW4w