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:, FoR THE DIsPATcH.-Messrs.

zS~A FDIroRs: zee from o statement il
your issue Of This m ,rning, that the Pete shurg pa
was extend Il 10 their Council who came over by
invitation to participate IN the ceremonies of Il
oh l assure the Council Of Petersburg that one
regrets their tclng missed attire cars more than my
self. and am sure. express the feelings every
membsr OF cur Council 4 simple statements q
the facts, L am sure, will sa iNfy the Council O,
Petersburg and all other Councils that wer,
here ihat no discOurtcsy fas been Intentionally
shown them IN the contrary the Cornell hal
made ample provisions TO show every courtesy that
could possibly be extended both the Council If Pc
terSburg and all other Councils which might D. in the
city on the 22d that 1t was possible to do such al
OCCASION, with such large cOnCuurse of strangt rs
IRON all PORTIONS OF the Common wealth. But for The
facts; AbGpt two weeks before the naugur alton the
Council adopted resolution that all Councils which
should attend the Inauguration ia Il BODY from other
cities aud towns would be entertained at city ex-
pense as gueste OF the Richmond ConHcil thai resO
luton published in several of the CITY papers
also telegraphed all Of the cities and towns mean
this city. to inform me whether OF not they would
attend IN body, and on what day and at what hour
they would arrive received several Gispat hes and
letters, among them one from Petersburg stating
their Council would be here. but alsp stated that
they wouiG send second dispatch stating the hour
the Committee of Arrang ameut5 entered into an
agreement with the proprietoTS of the Central Ho,
tel and Powhaian Boarding House. to accommodate
our guests. The committee also had ample accom-
NJ )dai ions prepared ana sgread in roam in the
City Hail. so that one who should be hero on that
occasion as guests of the Bichmoud Council sbouid
tail to be accommodated l received Il second dis
patch in the afternoon Of the 2lst inst from Peters
burg, stating that their Council would start on Ia.
the next morning at 0'clo. k ] vas at thar tine
confined to my bed. requested my son to address
a iett-r 10 a member of the Committee Of Arrange
meats, in which he stated that the Petersburg
Councti would be over in the mol ming abs ocik
and that some of the Committee must attend with
carriages TO conduct them TO their quarters and
also speak for breakfast for them, they would
start early from Petersburg that they could not
breakfast before th~y left.
l have been informed that it was do a. that one
OF the committee attended in person the arriv al
of The cars at o'clock, and could meet with ne
member Of The Council from Petersburg. IaIso had
notice published in the D0i|y Dt.pGtch, on the
were in the city TO attend at the Council Chamter
at the City Hail. at 2 O'Clock. | have thou4ht in
proper TO make the above sta ement, tt show tta,
thcte has been no diseouTtesy shewn the Council OF
Petersburg or any other Council that was here on
the 22d.
DAVID J. SAUNDERS,
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AIllufii of IIrCtnta.

We have before called public attention to the
very mcritorious enterprise of Mr.. EDWARD BEYEn
q Dusseldorf artist. He has gotten mp In highly
creditable style what he calls the "YirgiHia Al
bum" consisting of series of views Of remark
able scenes aud localities in the State These
views drawn by him from the scenes them
selves. aud have been admirably Autographed in
this city. They are we'll worthy the public sup
port and encouragement They are issued IN what
Mr. BgYER styles volumes. We have now volume
third before us, consisting of the following views
Blne Sulphur Springs-Fslling Springs, In Bath
CANDLES Hill--Bullard Rock. on New River-Four
Views of Meyers Cave-Salt Sulphur Springs --
Red Sulphur Sprngs-sat Pond, in Giles county
These are all very beautiful pictures The enter
prise and talent Mr. Boyer has displayed In gettin
mp his very beautiful Album, merits applause. and
trust he will receive that Ia the most solid and
beneficial form. The Virginian who feels pride in
the noble scenery of his State will derive satisfac-
ton from these pictures of Dir. Boyer. They may
be purchased of Messrs. WM. SATTLER Co., of this
CITY. t
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Mr.. Homes Poem.

This poem, which was enormously announced
for last night viii be delivered on Monday night
at tho Metropolitan Hall. 1t Is good enough to
keep much longer than that time. We trust there
will be a crowded hsnse. The poem Is spoken o
by those Who heard It as one Of the most beauti
full efforts, probably tina very foest, Of Mr. Hope
brilliant genius An old gentleman, OF taste and
patriotism, who heard IT, repeated to us with much
emotion one OF the inspiring lines, which alone
he said. repaid him for all tho fatigue and expo
sure Of the day. H1PE is a true poet, and Of as
true chivairy as genius. gentleman In whose sue
cess We. in common with all who know him, feel
much interested.
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KANcAS NEKys

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 25.-Thc Leavenworth Times says
that the Judges and Clerks of the election at Shaw
nee have been arrested. and that they testified un
der oath before the investigating committee. that
the poll book of Shawnee was taken TO Westport
and three hundred names added thereto in that
place.
J. J. Clarkson, postmaster at Leavenworth. was
burned in ef1gy on the 18th inst, and threats were
made to hang him if caught.
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IRON WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.--The Supreme Court ad
iourned, to-day. until the 5th April
II appears from documents received by the sen
ate, today, that the administration has come to
the conclusion that it is unnecessary to send ten
Scott to California. or to push the expedition 10
Utah from the Pacific coast. Gen. Scott approves
the action of Col Johnston throughout the whole
sypt dition,
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SEABoARD AND Roanoke RAuRoAD.-The an
nual meeting Of the stock hoiders Of the Sea
board and Roanoke Railroad was held in Ports
mouth. Va, Thursday. The report showed .
lar re increase Of receipts during the past year.
dividend ct per cent. on the common stock, in
certificates Of debt has been declared S. NJ
Wilson was elected President for the ensuing
wear
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IMPORTANT AcrIoy.-An extra of the Austin
(Texas) State Gazette, states that the joint select
committee upon the Kansas message of the Gov
ernor, reported favorably upon bill to appoin,
seven delegates to convention of the Southern
Statee, provided that one be called by a minority
of the slave States aud appropriated ten thousand
.lollars to nav expenses
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TIE CAPTURE or CtsroS.-With respect TO the
operations In China the Pays says that AS Yeh
may conceal the fall Of Canton from the Emperor.
ADMIRAL Seymour proposes. 10 case of its capture
producing no effect on the stubborn yiceroy. 10
taks Tiensing, in the Pey-ho.at. a short distance
rom Pekin. which draws all its provisions from
IT mus the Brother of the Sun could no longer
are doing
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DAVID J. SAUNDERS,
President Of the Counci
A RARE CHANCE.-The subscriber

A RARE CHANCE The subscriber
- having been located in this city for upward. of
tive ty years, offers now his long established and
lucrative business at a bargain. to any gentleman
who may be DESTROYS of locating and eetab hiug
himself in a profitable business with very mode
rate capital. From S,0n to $1,000 can be uad3
%i,h but little exertion, in thecourSe of The year
The undersigned being in feeble health wish, to
Wthdraw, ana offers this inducetnent to whom II
may concern. All communications trested conf.
dentially, and will meet with prompt attention II
addressed to f. W Box GA Richmond Z. o. Va
Il = - -
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ARRIVED.

P,rt Of Richmond, Feb. 26--High WIsssr o'c'ocs.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Roanoke Skinner New York, mdse and
passengers Indian II Wat ton.
steamer Belyidere, koene, Baltimore, mdse, Lnf
lam & v atsOn,
schooaer Emma Jane, Phillips Baltimore mdse,
W D Colquitt " Co.
Schooner Ellen Go!dsborough. Bunting. james
river whea..
Schooner " " Griffin. Ships. james river, slaves
and wood.
SAILED,
Schooner Crenshaw, Moss, New York mdse, D Il
W Currie.
Schooner Rachel Ann, Lewis, Petersburg. mdse
W D Co quft Il Co.
Schooner Sarah Mills, Kowley, New York, lour
and feed
Schooner VIM Woodbury., higgins, Boston. mdse
W D ColQuitt u Co.
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THE DISPATCH.
NoTToE TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements for the DISPATCH mus, he banded
By as eeioe In the assvnoom, In order to sppear
the nextday. The heavy pressure Of aiverfsan's ~
upoa tho columns Of our raoer Will not a""'' -
their reception after the hour named.
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REesLLED -Three-fourths OF the gas eonsum ers
OF Wheeling have rebelled against the GAS com
pauy. and declared by pledge, which is publish
cd that after the 18th inst. they will pay more
than two dollars per thousand eubid feet. The
present price II three
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RY@ ANNUAL MEETING.-The Annual
Seeting of the Stockholders and Firemen Of the
Richmond Fire Association, for the election o. oth
GERS and directors for the ensuing year. will take
place at he Office thereof, on MONDAY, lst March.
at71s O'Clock, P III.
By order Of the Board of Directors.
fe21-2t JNO III BUSHER, Secy
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EXECrTfON IN VIRGINIA.

ALEXANDRIA Feb 26-The negro woman. Jenny
condemned for the murder of Mrs. Hall, her mis-
tress. in Fairfax county, by burning her to death
was hung to-day in the Jail yard at l215 o'clock.
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hekDkh OF WUE.--In New York, on Thursday
morn,ne, on IN. corner of Leonard street and
broadway, pistol shot was heard In a hoase. and
On enlefIng the Officers the discovered Paul Her.
sstins psopnslor OF the pren.ises, occupied as en-
est'ns mouse and a resort for Iewd women stana.
n w o'sr me PROSTATE and bleeding form of His
Vie VIE. ma,earet hernandz. who had a friqhtfnl
woana her neck Inflicted as is alleged hy nistsi
- ,ns ns.as OF her husband. :fiernandz WAS
rested amid his protesistion tbs IL act WIS a.
9,osntai. Ills wife died in an hour. She was an
irish weman--he a Mexican.
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Il. S. TREASURY.
Politics IN CONNECTICUT

WAsHIxgToy, Feb. 26.-The amount of money il
the Treasury last week subject to draft was 81
l0l 900.
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Read OUT or TIE PaETY-The New York Poet
reads Senator Seward cut of the Republican party.
and aecnse- him Of the most unprncpled s.log,
rolling" IN his senatorial career The Iost IL in
John 4. Hales train.
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MIsTaKE.--1he singular fact that the 4th Of
March comes on Sunday only once in 800 years
turns out TO be no fact at all. The 4th fell on Sun
dey when General Taylor was inaugurated and the
ceremonies were performed on Monday, and it falls
ON Sunday every seven years. The Presidential
Inauguration falls on Sunday every % years
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N.Y. To THE FIREMEy OF RICHMOND

As he time is rapidly approaching when we shall
he called upon to elect Observation-Disclosures il be-
hooves to be thinking of some suitable person to
fill that office.
II is highly important to the interests of thu city,
that this Office should be conferred upon one possess-
ing superior qualifications Tor the same. l there
fore suggest for your consideration the name of
VINCENT BARGAMIN, Esq, the present efficient
commander of company, Not Mr. b.. in my judg-
ment is eminently qualified tor the proper discharge
of ALI the dntes pertaining to the Office and if elect
ed. the many reforms admitted on all hand to be SO
much needed in the Department, will doubtless be
carried into effect. A FIREMAN.
e.
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TeosuEspoyDyycg or rus pIspATcu. I

CITY POINT Feb. 25-Cleared OF the I'D inst Bre-
men bark Weland Capt Osterm sun, with tobac-
co and stems for Bremen, by Mes.rs Sehaer, Kohier
& Co.
Arrived at Hampton Roads ship s L TilIey. from
Liverpool with salt 10 Messrs W De Yoss & Co
W.
RIO JANETRo. Jan. ain port waiting, schooner
Clara Hayall Nelson.
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ILI.-The Charlestown (ya1 Free Press an nopp.
ees that Col. Il. Lucas paymaster of the Uarnerss
Ferry armory, and Andrew Kennedy, ESQ are
both lying dangerously III.
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The {. JupoEsHIP is rumored that tho
Hon Geo NJ. Dallas our minister TO England, will
be appointed L. 8. Judge In Pennsylvania, vice
Judge Kane, deceased
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INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS UPON

= I'll mort REASONABLE AND SATISFAC
TORY TKRMS.-For Life Insurance (white n Tsan,
and slaves, Fire Insurance every description O
property, and Marine Insurance of all kinds upof
advantageous terms. apply at the General Insnrapc,
Agencv, Pearl street. next door to the office of u
ID Facho. and opposi e John N. Gordon's
tftice in Richmond OF the American l. fa Insurance
and Trust Company of PHILADELPHIA Charter Per
petna'. UlpIa and!assets 81 2o5heA Office in Rich.
mond Of the Graf Western. Fire and Marine In.
snranet omTaOy If Philadel phia Charter PERPETUAL
Capital SjG1ta1 O. K BRICK An NJ n '" ''
General Insurance Agent and Medical Examiner.
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AGENCY IN NORFoLK.

WIZ. Z. FOSTER Rso, u tho Agent ior ,ne pa.n,
prsrAfcR 10 Norfolk. the circulation on an
sonai ss,as,oa 10 Ia distribution, the collection o.
aaes nc ~- -
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN IS YEARS

IA or AGE--Whosa sands Of life have nearly RUIZ
out, dscoN cred while IN The East Indies, certain
cure for Consumption, Asthma. Bronchitis, Coughs
Colds and General Debility. The remedy Was dis
COW red by him when his only child, daughter
wa. given up TO die. He had heard much OF the won
derful restorative and healing qualities Of prepare
tionsnadelroln the East India hemp aud the thought
bis child. He studied hard aud succeeded IN real
i2ing his wishes. His child was cured. and is now
alive aud well. He has since administered the won
derful remedy to thousands of sufferers in al parts
of the world and he has never failed in making them
completely healthy and happy. Wishing b do as
much good possible he will send to su N OF h al
flicted fellow beings request it, this recipe with
ili and explicit directions for making il up and sue
cessfuily using 1t. de requires each applicant 10
incose him oEe shillingthtee cents to be returned
as postage on the recipe, and the remainder to be
piled u the payment Of this advertisement
Address Dr.. IL. JAMES, 70 Grand street. Jersey
CITY ~. J.
CAuTI0N.-l have no sonin-law authorized 10 send
my recipe, us mas been advertised. 27-d&cWIIc
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A hog weighing 500 pounds, and over 10 feet IL
length, was slaughtered IN Portsmouth, Va.
Wednesday.
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ADMISST0N.-nress Circle and Parquette 80 cts
(no extra charge for secured seats} Second Tier OF
Family Circle % cts. Eastern Gallery. expressly for
Boys, only l21e cts. Western Gallery IS cts Caller,
50 cts. Doors open ut o'cock-Oyerturec cmmenc,
at 4 before g. precisely. Box Office open from /,
until e and from uatii5. daily.
LATE NOTICE.-Lastw week of Madame
l. DEVESE, the astonishngy gifted young For
tune Teller. che will receive calls up TO SAfUR-
DAY 9th, after which, she will leave for Norfolk
Va. Information given OH any subject. Lost lovers
un'aithfu husbands. things stolen lost recovered
through her magical powers. PTices-Lades a
cents; gentlemen 81. Residence on Marshall street
between j'h and 9th. Name on the door.
fp 1I-t&
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HARTFORD Feb. 2i.-The Democrats to-day held
an excited meeting to elect delegates to the State
Convention. Douglas men were chosen two to
one. .t
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r IST OF LETTER E--Remaining In the
ARIClfMOND POsT O8FIcE. On the 15sa day d
FsbrrGy. 1853.
~ Persons applying - Isttess. il thia Lis VIII
please say they are ADvr fxfsED.
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CoLPoaTEuR WORK IN yRaINIA--The Religious
Herald gives the following summary of the work
which has been done within few months by the
Baptist Colporteurs In this State They have la
bored one thousand four hundred and seyenty-two
days; visited four thousand one hundred and sig
ty-two families, with two thousand one hundred
and ninetyseyep Of whom they converted on per.
sonal religion OF prayed found one hundred and
two families destitute Of the Bible, and one hun
bred aud i've destitute of all religious books except
the Bible; gave away twenty dollars worth of BIZ
blss and Testaments, and one hundred and fifteen
dollars worth Of religious books; sold one hun
dred and seventeen dollars worth of Bibles and
Testaments, and one thousand eight hundred and
ninety-seyen dollars worth of books and tracts
delivered two hundred and fifty-fve sermons, anu
procured sixty.two subscribers for the Religious
Herald besides establishing large number Of
sunday schools" The Bap:ists have now thirty-six
Coporteurs in this State aud appointing others.
Two of their men have been laboring in this city
among the most destitute Of its inhabitants
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H3- NoTICB-LADIEs' AUCTION, TINS
MORNING, AT II ocLocK.-Just received an elegant
assortment of Jewery, which will offer at the La
dies Auction. THIS MORNING. This is the finest
stock ever offered in auction store in this city,
Ladies will not regret attending the sale this morn
ing HENRY W QUARLES.
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|nISPATCH
~ STEAM POWER
PR1N TING OFFICE,
Cbrney of Main and Thirteenth Sycets, RiehsoDf.
JOHN D. HAsMERSLEY CO., PrepYieteFs.

This establishment (being the most complete Prin'
terry in the sonth both regards Types, Qrn9nenis
kc and the Istest asd most approved Meehfne
PrssesS Il daIiy tt,rnng out the fsest specimens q
book and JOB PRINTING, such as
PAMPHLETS, BANK CHkUhs,
CATALOGUES, MOTIFS. PosTkka.
CIRCULAhe, PnQaRAaMss,
Ellis or LADINa, liAkDBlbI.As Dc.
~ Particular attention given % tine work fH
portafion Oo:ppanies Tobacco Factor. &C.
TIIE DtsPATCH CARD PRESS.
This new machine for CAsps. Bill HEADS, Small
c3renlars Labels &C IL capable OF turning on 1870
jmpressions per hour thereby enabling the patrons
Of this eefahlshment 10 obtain this description
work st the shortest possible notice
1H- Iricss reilcsd in proportion 70 NJ i'scrsass u
spSod.
Printing IN Geld and Silver Bronze, and ysftoes
coofed fnka executed In the highest style OF the ART
In this branch Of the business the rfcpTefors e<e
safely cnlLIEsex ecxfErfrioS.
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@ RUNAWAYS--Abseopded from

GA the service of the James River and Kanawha
~ Company, On the Path inst, two negroes
.N-k~ named JOHN and SAM, both the property
Il hennon Whiting. ESD. of Elizabeth City county
John IS mulatto and Ssm is ,iacon coloTed, ami
eoth are young men and about FIVE fee IN inch s
high. These negroes have be hired during the
thrse past years TO Messrs Ellis Peers aud others
are no donbt lurking about the CITY at this time =
The James River and kanawha Company will pay
what the law allows and ten dollars besides ca each
Of them, to any person who will apprehend and lodge
them N any Iail in this city, so that can get pos
session Of them. l. CaTvN ~
supt OF Repairs Il and x Canal
hIlhaoNp. ftD %, ie9o fe 21-dtg
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g. Strangers s1:ourning in town should procure
the Portraits executed By TYLER &c, CT -? Main
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ARREST FOR MAIL RoBBRY.-0D Friday morning
Of last week, Samuel Anderson, resident pbysi
clan of Bristol. Tenn, was arrested at Wytheville
Va, on telegraphic dispatch from the postmas-
ter at Abingdon, charging him with having robb-
cd the U. s. mail of letter containing check for
$500, with which he was endeavoring to escape
The accused has heretofore sustained I'm unsulied
character, and found bail to appear ON the +th OF
March for examination
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a6s- To THE VorERs OF THE CIR

nay To THE VorERs OF THE CITY OF
Rrcgnoyp.-I am A candidate for the Office OF COM
MISSIONER or THE REVENUE. for the Sd Dis
trict Monroe Wardl
Tn. election viii take place on the 9th May next,
ami as am now engaged In the discharge OF the
duties of the Office the Assistant OF Mr. Hundiey.
(wbo declines re-electiorl hope you VIII excuse
me- If do not ca on you all in person:
lam now and have been for nearly six years re-
sident OF the city.
Yonr votes are respectfully solicited:
tag7-.s JESSE r. KEESEE.
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s8-NEw STRING GooDs AT Low
PRIcEs.-Weinvite attention TO The following cheap
one case 81 beautiful SPRING MoUsLINs at
I2l. cents
New style English, French and American
PRINTS
HOOP SKIRTS ofthe latest and most approved
makes
FANNY CIIECKE ED CAsSIMERES for boys.
CRENSHAW, QUARLES L CO,
fe 27-3t go Broad street.
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The dseaiipg o. Dr. h. W. Graham. at Kenans-
~ "a - 81 ~ dsst!oysd by nrs on the night Of
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RoBBBsr--Thursday morning at very early
hour, Mr. Harvey, pilot Of the steamer Powhatan,
was sl,ing. shotted in Washington, and robbed of
s. 30, by two men who had dogged his steps from
the time the steamer arrived until he had nearly
reached home.
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