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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-29

Mr. Heade the artist who has arrived at Boston FROM
England has handed for public exhibition ct the
Athcneum in that city, his picture OF Oliver Cromwell
which is to adorn the gallery Of historical portraits in
Providence, Rhode Island.
Jones collection Of paintings has been exhibited at
Lancaster Hall, Portland Ne.
Turkey has been startled by the rumor Of great nno
walton perpetratcd by the Sultan He is having his por
trait painted by French artist NJ Guillemet Hitherto
all representations OF the human form have been deemed
profanc by the true Mahometans.
Gustavc Dores great masterpiece, the '1Ilustratcd
Bible upon which he been engaged for four years.
lie now on the eve OF completion Messrs Casse Peter
and Gapin OF London have purchased the engravings
for their exclusive in tho English language and this
great work. for England and America, win be shortly
announced The illustrations will consist Of two hun
red and thirty large page drawings the cost Of their
production being is said upwards Of fifteen thousand
pounds.
The design for the proposed monument TO Shakspere
in strafordon Avon Is illustrated In London journal II
very fine conception and In splendid proportion and
finish. The column will be one hundred feet IN height,
and thrysx feet broad at the bottom Of the stops
will be ornamented through all its stages with shaksper
ian figures The upper tier Of statues s shown upon Che
third STAGE which, with those below and the browning
group at the top, g. George Of England Staying the
Dragon number between thirty and forty. Tho est.
mate shows the following items Of cost:-Msson work.
ca, go; external sculpture and carving $500; In
ternal sculpture f2o0; statue Of shakspsre, fsoo;
color, f1o0-total. f3,o2o
monument has been erected the seaside, Schev-
nngen in commemoraon Of she day when the Prince Of
Orange afterwards George the First OF England) King
OF the Netherlands returned 10 has country from Britain
The monument Is inscribed "God has Saved tho Neither
lands November 30, 1913" "Tbc Nation is Grateful.
August "a, 1865"
The OConnell monument At Ennis, county Clare Ire.
land was uncovered, Wednesday, October g. with con-
siderable ceremony.
The removal OF the miscellaneous portraits from cns
OF the galleries Of Hampton Court Palace England, TO
the Cartoon Gallery disclosed series Of decorative
tapestries On The walls which are Of the latter part Of
the seventeenth century
The Retrospective Exhibition. AZ present open In the
Champs Eysees, Paris, has lately received valuable
addition in the collection Of and armory OF the
Baron dc Rothsch said to be the finest and scarccs in
existence.
A statue has been erected At Boulognc, France In
honor Of DR. Jenner, the famous English physician.
DEATH or AN ARTIST.
John Neagle law Of the painter Sully, and him.
self an artist OF rcpue died in Philadelphia lately at the
age OF sixty i've years and ten months He native
OF Boston, and commenced his professional career at
Lexington, Kentucky. In 1878. His portraits always
commanded high price. His portrait Of Henry Clay
uss anaos tha mod sucoAssfals
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-29

THEArRIcArs IN MEnoo.-Mexico Is a stage
on which Macmillan is amusing the world by
performing French farces. We have had
several Of them within two or three years,
which, though funny enough TO us, are likely
TO prove serious before long TO the actors.
The last Is the Iturblde farce, showing that the
manager Is at his wis end TO keep up bis
estAblishmenk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-29

Oua Orr GovERnmsr.-Judging from the
general character Of the nominations made for
the Legislature In the rural districts, there ID
but little hope Of that body doing anything for
this city which will in any form prove benen-
cial to our tax-ridden citisens There are, to
be sure, many good men in the field, but
majority Of the radical nominations are no Inn
provement on the past few years. 1t Is alto
gether probable that the worst men everywhere
throughout the State will succeed; that the
Legislature will be thoroughly partisan; and II
our citizens desire relief they must pursue
some other course The Tribune declared
few days since that 1t was much cheaper to buy
members after they were elected than 1t was to
elect them. That concern has had some ex-
perience In that line with republican legisla-
lures, both as applied to United States Senators
and the piers and wharves job, and therefore
no doubt speaks from practical knowledge.
This being the position Of affairs, our capitalists
had better try the Tribuns's plan as an invest
ment-buy up majority Of both Houses, and
in that manner secure the appointment of
commission to govern this city for the next
four or Eve years. There is no hope in any
other course, and If they will try the 7'ibu'as's
experiment they may possibly be able to make
q good interest on their investment in the re-
duction of their taxes.
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News from the Indisn Commissien.
sr. Lous. Oct. n, 1885

An arrival from Upper Missouri reports tnas shs Indaa
Commission had abandoned their steamer ono hundrsd
and twenty miles below Fort sully and were proceeding
overland. Ia not believed the Commission WI COCOON
psb lis mission, as no hostile Indians are said 70 D
within seven hundred miles Of Fort sully.
Forts Union and Berthod are evacuated
An immense amount Of freight Is stored at tho ncuse
Of the yellow Stone river and Fort Union, 10 conss
ouence OF the inability Of the steamers 10 reach shsR
dosupslIQp. aud viii have .ol!s Qysr w spsiak
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The REPUBLIC OF GREAT BRITANNIA move
ment is on foot, but not yet fully developed, TO
change the Fenian programme, and instead Of
aiming alone at the liberation Of Ireland, 70
aspire to still greater object and that is the
overthrow OF the English monarchy and the
erection of the republic OF Great Britain. Not
Ireland alone is to participate in the Fenian
liberation movement but the entire British
empire Is to share In its benc6cent operations.
Included in this grand arrangement are, first,
Judgment in and the possession Of Canada;
and, second, the fitting out Of feet Of Fcnian
cruisers, after the manner Of the British-rebel
cruisers Alabama, Florida, Shenandoah, Stone
wall, &c. The vessels can prey upon British
commerce Id the same manner, but with more
effect than the rebel vessels preyed upon
American commerce during the rebellion. The
capture of Montreal with the force the Fenians
can send will be but the work Of an hour.
There IL only garrison OF British troops
there, and no defences Of consequence. Quebec
will fall after brief investment The new
capital Of Canada, Ottawa City, can be occu-
pied without resistance. In short there b no
place in Canada that cannot be taken posses
sion Of by the Fenians II they determine TO do
so. Once in their power, the Fenians can make
Canada point d'oppa, and their authorities
can proclaim the British republic covering the
whole empire. That is what the British people
want The Fenians may cease talking alone
for Ireland, and the English radicals, with John
Bright at their head, may cease agitating the
subject Of suffrage, and oil hands 60 In for
establishing the republic Of Great Britain.
That y the way to bring The English sristoorsoy
" their marrow bones
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THE NEW GOVERNOR OF SOUTH CARoINA.-
The dashing cavalry rebel, and once uncom-
promising fre-eater. Wade Hampton, is very
likely after all to make better and more USE
full, as we'll as more loyal, Governor of South
Carolina than many men from that State whose
rebellious instincts were less demonstrative.
During the rebellion Hampton was in ex-
tremes. He was the fiercest rebel Of them ALL
Having honestly accepted the consequences Of
defeat, and become truly penitent, it is quite
probable that he will now be as extreme in his
loyalty as he formerly was in his treason.
Such kind of man is more likely to be sim
cere in his conversion than your milk and
water rebel, who, during the stirring times Of
war, mostly stood upon the fence. Wade
Hampton did his best to divide the Union, and
he now promises to do his best to restore it.
Andrew johnson may find staunch adherent
in Wade Hampton, and South Carolina very
reliable Governor.
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We would again call the attention Of the public 70 ~
concert to be given tomorrow evening at Irving Hall ~
the three Justly celebrated Formes Brothers. We haSe
already alluded 70 the merits Of each Of hsee
three prime singers and glance at the programme WA
not fail TO prove its genuine excellence Irving Han
should and we have doubt win. DO crowded % ~
utmost to welcome the Brothers Formss
Mr. David Bidwell has October 1 organised taisnssd
company TO perform at the Academy Of Music. New o.
leans during the fall season.
Mr. Swift was lately singing at Dublin, ireland, II
Fidetio.
Victor Masses new opera, For dAlisa, is In rchearns
and will shortly be produced, in London.
Nile Frezzoline about 10 establish school Of 500
in Italy.
Mr. whitney, an American tenor, 10 10 sing in rsss-
land, Maine, October 70.
The ocmsas and organ grinders Of Paris have un1sr
taken 70 sxsngush sprtuasm in France BY singing -
playing IL ssout' In . chant, entitled the "DevsupWe
shipwrock," thus
Du On fond DO pAmsrque,
Partout deux spirits jumsaux,
Qui, fnnchissant pAtlaatsqus.
Dsbarquent on tros bateaux
Leur sdresse fait msrveills:
John Bull croft, cstail prsvu,
Qu'avant de voir 10 paroille. luss cs
II n'avat jamais rien Va y
r.
NJ &c dissent: Allcns Paris.
Cost 10 demon qui nous inspire.
La nous serons sacrts. .spirftd II
81 Ia curiOsitb les tente,
Ces Psrisiens, qui n sont pas f0rts,
Nous Ragn'ronf vngt mill lIvrs Do rsuto
Avec unc caieche d huit resorts.
Trololoioido.
Eight verses follow. They will contribute 70 enish -
Brothers Dsvsnportseeing that, IN France, krossse
tue The song is stamped with tho blue stamp q -
Home once, which proves that n 10 Mnistrs u ~ .
convert 10 spiritualism
Miss States, an American singer has bcss engaged -
the opera at Madrid, Spain. !,
Christy's Minstrels, reorganizsd BY = Byron oAnsE
performed at Ely Hail. Emira N X, October y and -
when George German, ,. n. Clifford, J. h TaylNs
with large company, gave the SERIOUS Family. " -
tncw, song apat Malloy," "Hh Him Wild BFek"N
and other amusing vocal performances
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young Giadwin. confined In the Tombs ON charges
Of forgery and stealing Western railroad bonds out or
nine hundred dollars and then fed with another man.
accidentally shot and killed by this man, named Tim
Kinnidick, on last Monday morning, during drunken
debauch in which the two engaged, at house Of
alleged III repute near Hclyoke, Massachusetts,.
A young man named Hopkins, who had been In tho
grocery business in Providence r. l., for some Time
and had succeeded in establishing such good reputa-
ton that he able to buy largely ON credit, has Is
said recently disappeared suddenly after having VIC
tmized some OF the merchants OF that town to the
amount Of forty thousand dollars
The stock market was Arm yesterday Governments
were dull Gold was firm, and closed at l45x.
The greater ease in the money market rendered CON-
mercia transactions easy OF contamination yester
day Still the markets generally quiet usual
Saturday and but little business was DONE especially In
imported goods. Cotton was rather quiet Groceries
were dull Petroleum was quiet, but Arm. On Change
-four was dull and lower. Grain nrmer, generally
speaking Pork was rather unsettled, closing nrmer
Beef was steady. Cut meats were nominal. Lard was
dull and heavy whiskey was steady, with moderate
demand.
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VALENTINES MANUAL or THE CORPORATION OF New
YoRK-The volume OF this publication for 1895 has Just
been issued from the press II is book Of eight hun
dred and seventy nine pages. Like those which have
preceded and been annually printed since 1S45 is
credabe the venerable clerk Of the Common Coun-
Gil, d. T. Valentine, whose name, as author and COM
per now as heretofore adorns Its title page. Aside
from the dull and dry detail Of elections and lists Of
public officials which naturally I'LL goodiy portion OF
the work. tho lighter and moro interesting line OF read
ing has not been entirely neglected "reminiscences Of
the early days Of New York, kenesses of celebrated
and ancient Knickerbockers, and cngravngs OF time
worn buildings and localities, are scattered here and
there among its pages with artistic confusion In
measure relieving the heavier portion and making the
volume OF considerable value even TO those seldom
caught in as profitable an occupation as looking within
the covers OF anything ponderous than the last
new novel. Several new rcformatory and benevolent
institutions are noticed All public buildings OF
importance with the political changes Of the year. find
appropriate mention In the Manual Mr. Valentine may
again congratulate himself upon having supplied vaiu
able contribution TO the statistical and historical pubca
tons OF the year.
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Movrpn1IsRs OpsRA HousE.-During the past week.
which was the first OF the in this new Bowery
Opera House. the large Of patronage extended
to it ought 10 satisfy the manager as to Its permanent
success The theatre which is very capacous, and, we
NAV add very perfect in its arrangements, has been
crowded every night Mr. Montpelier has the advan-
tage of very strong company, and corps de baIk-
which is one Of the leading eauresnot surpassed in
any house in the city The performances combine ex-
ceent farccs with good singing, athletic feats ana
really admirable ballet put upon the stage with all the
of costume and scenery necessary to the
ducton OF this attractive entertainment The clog dan
GERS Montpelier Tim Hayes and Messrs Chds and Car
roll are not second to any to be met with in the mo-
tropolis Altogether the Montpelier Opera House 10 an
institution that ought to be encouraged by the pleasure
seekers Of the East End It presents strong CONTRAST
in point OF refinement and tho absence OF all demoraz
ing influences to the Bowcry theatres, which, unortu
nately the morals Of the youthful community nave
hitherto exercised baneful control over that class
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NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION.

New York. sunday, October 20, 1865.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-13
CLOSING SALES OF GOVERNMENT
" HORSES AND MULES.

ouARrBRNAsTBR GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsHISoroS, D. c., September %, 1855.
month Of OCTOBER, to the highest bidder, at the
time and places named below, viz:
NEW YORK
New York city, TUESDAY Of each wssk-lOo
Horses each day.
PENNSYLVANIA.
>, Philadelphia, THURSDAY OF each week-loO
Phiiadolphia' SATURDAY of each wesk-iOO
Harrisburg, TUESDAY Teach woek-lOO Mules
each day.
Harrisburg, THURSDAY of each wsok-lOO
Horses each day.
Reading, TUESDAY, October $50 Horses.
Greensburg, FRIDAY, October l3-l60 Horses.
Lancaster, THURSDAY, October ls-l6o
Horses.
Horses.
Allentown, TUESDAY, October 3l-lJO Horses
DELAWARE.
Wilmington, TUESDAY Of each week-l0O
Wilmington, FRIDAY Of each week-loo Mules
each day. -
st. Louis, October 8, 1, 8, Q, 7, 0, and l0-l6O
Mules each day.
St. Louis, October II, 70, IS, and lido Horses
ST. Louis, October a, %, 90, ~, IS, 80, and ST.
100 Mules each day.
TUESDAY and THURSDAY Of each week-l0O
Horses each day.
No sales Of Mules will take place at
WASHINGTON, DC.
The animals to DO sold In October are superior
| to any heretofore offered to the public The ma
| jority Of them are sound aud serviceable.
II Is sppected that at this series Of sales all Tho
| surplus Government animals i0flt be disposed
| NJ. Buyers should, therefore, avail themselves
| Of this last opportunity 10 purchase.
Animals will be sold singly.
Sales to commence at 10 a. IN.
Terms: Cash, in United States currency.
JAMES A. RKIN,
Brew. Brig. Gen. In charge
| se26-toe3l lst Division Q. N. q. o.
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INTENSIVE AUCTION SALE OF EN-.
~ GINERR PROPERTY.

HEADa'Rs CHIEP ESaSKER OF DEPEscEs,
WASHINGTON, Sept. %, 1855.
viii be sold at public auction, under the direc.
ton OF Breyet Brigadier General b. 8. Alexander,
Chief Engineer Of Defences, large quantity OF
Engineer Property belonging to the Defences Of
BARRRCKs, STABLES, sToRE.HoUsEs.
SHOPS, SHEDS, &c.
Also, a large lot Of Tools, viz shoyels, Spades,
Picks, Mattocks, Axes, Hatohets, Broad Axes,
AdIes; Cross-cut, Pit, aud Hand saws; Spirit
Levels, Steel Squares, Crowbars, Sledges, Ham
mers; Masons', Carpenters and Smiths Tools /;
Grindstones, wheolbarrows, Straw Cutters, Bush
Hooks and Scythes, Log Chains and Cart Hooks,
Buckets, Lamps, Lanterns, &c.
Also, a large quantity Of Timber, Lumber,
Brick, Nails, Spikes, Screws, Bolts, Hinges,
Locks, Wire Netting Roofing Cement Felt Roof.
ing, Hydraulic Cement, Doors, Hinges, Gates,
Also, a large lot Of damaged and unssrviceablo
Lumber
The sale of the property on the south side OF
the Potomac will commence at Camp Barnard,
near Fort Albany, Va, on Monday, October o,
1868, at 10 a. m. and will be continued from day
to day until all the property on that side OF the
river is disposed OF.
The sale Of the property across the Eastern
| Branch will commence at Camp Franklin, near
Fort Mahan, about one mile beyond Benning's
| bridge, on Thursday, October H. at 10 a IN. and
| will be continued from day to day until all the
| property ut the camp Is disposed Of.
| The sale Of the property north OF Washington
| will commence Al camp near roH DC hussy, ABOUT
| one mile west Of Fort Stevens, on the Seventh
| street road, on SATURDAY, October IA, 1885, at
| 10 H. IN and will be continued from day to day
| until the whole Is disposed Of.
| Terms cash in Government funds
| Purchasers will be required to remove all the
| property which they may purchase, except the
building, within three days after the day Of
| sale.
Purchasers Of buildings TSill be allowed tel
| days In which to remove them.
For further particulars, inquire at the ONCE o
| the Chief Engineer OF d. fences northwest cofne
OF Nnateenth street and Pennsylvania avenue
until the day OF sale,
| b. 8. ALEXANDER,
Breyet Brig Gen. U. s. A.,
se28-dl9t Chief Engineer Of pefenees.
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ANS COURT,

ORPHANS COURT,
~ SEPTEMBER 80, 1855.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
C0UNTY-To Wit:
In the case of Johanna Conner ,Rd mnistratrix Of
Thos. Conner, deceased, the administrative afore-
said has, with the appreciation of the Orphans
Court Of Washington County Aforesaid, ap-
pointed SATURDAY, October the 2lst,, 1865,
for the final settlement and distribution
Of the personal estate OF said deceased, and
Of the assets in hand as far as the same have been
collected and turned into money when and
where all the creditors and heirs Of said deceased
Washington County aforesaid, with their claims
properly vouched, or they may otherwise by law
Be excluded from all benefit in said deceased 8
estate! provided copy OF this order be pub
lished once week for three weeks in tho ma
TIoEAL REPUBLICAN previous to the said 2lst
day Of October, 1865.
Test: e. c. ROBBINS,
seS0-law8wh Register Of Wills.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS ..

THE FRsr DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CoLoRED
REGIMENT. This regiment was yesterday paid
of and mustered out. The majority Of them pur-
chased their arms and equipments, for which
preserving their implements Of warfare 40 = re-
membrane OF their military career. Colonel
Holman has issued the following circular to his
men:
wAsHrSsToS, D, G., October u, 1865.
Circular.
This regiment is now psraded for the last time,
and It's existence as an organization will end this
day. Upon the arrival Of the paymsstef com
pany officers will superintend the payment Of
their companies, and see that good order is pre-
served. As fast as the men receive their dis
charges they will be passed out Of the enclosure
by the guard, when all responsibility over them
on the part Of their company officers will cease.
The colonel commanding earnestly calls upon
every soldier OF the regiment after their discharge
70 conduct themselves as honorable men aud cit.
Mons Of great and free country. Accept Of the
good advice OF lis Excellenoy, the President Of
the United States, and Of your friends, who have
honored you with bountiful and hearty recep-
non' II rs with regret that he is obliged to say
that tere has been connected with this regiment
te'S bad men, but the good character Of the
p.any, and their brilliant deeds upon the field,
completely obscures their bad conduct and rem
ders them necessary Of no further notice further
than that, he calls upon them for the last time for
their own good to+reform and become good men,
As he has labored for you In the past so will
he labor for you In the future; and whenever u
discharged soldier Of this regiment, whose char
acter is good, requires letter Of recommenda-
tion from him, he eau always procure IL by letter
The officers Of this regiment, who have so nobly
sustained themselves, and performed their dutie,
under so many advantageous aud trying cir :
cumstances, require NO COMMUNICATION from the
colonel commanding. II cannot add to their re-
nown. He can only thank them for the manner
in which they have aided and sustained him Al
their commanding oficer.
By command Of Colonel John II. Holman.
N. L. Bishop, Adjutant
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DY G. W. BOTELBR, AUCTIoNEBH.

RY G. W, B0TELER, AUCTI0NEBH'
LARGE AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF CON.
DEMNBD MEDICAL AND HOSPITAL PROP
ERTY.
MEDICAL PuRvEYoR's OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, D. c., October II, 1855.
win he sold at Public Auction, In this city, on
FRIDAY, the 10th day Of October, at 10, q clock,
Q. IN. at the Warehouse eighteenth and streets
a large qusntity Of Condemned Medical and Hos
pital Property, consisting Of Lanterns, Scales
and weights (prescription,) Tin Plates, Assorted
Trusses, Hanging Lamps, Deli Pitchers, Gutta
Perchs Bed Covers, Assorted splints, Fracture
Boxes, Knives and Forks, spatulas, Tablespoons,
Water Coolers, Tin Cups, and great variety Of
other articles.
At this sale Will also be sold 8. s2s Blankets
1884 Bed-sacks, /, lSs Sheets, 902j Socks, ,1Se
Drawers, OLE Towels, .90S Shirts, 729 Gowns
40 Couuterpanes, 100 Medicine Chests, "a Hospi'
tai Knapsacks, 81 Panniers, 100 Field Compan
ions, 90 Cauldrons, 400 Rubber Buckets, $4,000
Bottles, 1871 Wooden and 5000 Iron Bedsteads, 100
Mess Chests, aud small lot Of Medicines. Terms
cash. Goods to be removed within five (5) days
Catalogues can be obtained at this Office. Sale
will be continued II necessary, from day to day,
until all the articles are sold.
c. SUTHERLAND,
Surgeon q. s. A and Medical Purveyor.
Ocll I'D
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John r. ELVANs 4 CO.,
y 81 Louisiana ave. and 309 @ street, n
WASHINGTON, D. c., a
DEALERS IN ~
IRON AND STEEL.
SWEDISH IRoN-ordinary sizes.
REFINED IRON.
BAGNALL's, 30.
RODS
HORSE SHOE IRoN-Mitrs, DO.
oVEIs AND HALF ROUNDS.
0. B. NAIL RODS.
T, y, =. do.
NORWAY SHAPES.
SPRING STEEL.
TOE CORK STEEL.
H0OPS-GalvaniIed
SCROLL IRON.
EXTRA FALL RIVER RoDS-Round and
square, charcoal plate IRON Puddled
plate iron.
SHEET IRoN-Americanj American costa
rara;' Belgiani i'm. Russia; Russia
galvanized.
SQUARE CAST sTBEL-sanderson's.
OCTAGON CAST STEEL.
SHEAR STEEL-Sanderson'G
GERMAN STEEL.
Plat CAST STEEL.
BLISTER STEEL-American.
ROUND STRBL-Cast; machinery.
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