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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-23
BIsOOkI.YN ITEMS.

RRTURy OP TIE ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY
Ninth EEGIyrST.-Tte lg',h Regiment, veterans. ar.
rived IN this city Yesterday afternoon from Richmond
Va, on the steamer John Brooks. They landed nj the
foot Of Brdgcst and marched 10 JoralemoD-s OF
the City HILL where they dismissed until o'clock
this afternoon. when they to proceed TO Harris
Island for the purpose Of being pad OIL The regiment
was organized IA the Summer of lsbl and dcsig-
mated as the second Senatorial Regiment. The men
were sworn I'm the 9h Of September Of that year,
aud cncAmpcd In the City Park. near the Nayylard,
from which place they embarked for The sent Of war
under command of Col. Anthony COnk. They mum
bored 100 men, and 100 recruits we're added since.
With dcscrtOls, casualties and sickness ter number,
have been reduced To- $40 men These have returned,
aud present iirst-rate physical appearance The oi
Gers are n follows
Bmy,t Brs Cen Roberts, commanding; Lieut. Colonel
Thomas Mucahyi MAJOR Theodore hiuer; Acting Quarter
master, Franklin A.. kuowor; Acting Adutant. Jane. -
Fame j. surgeon, \. Buui Ait surgeon. BrGdyi Chap
ain. Il. e. butcher ca. \, Capt George Locke; lot Lieut.
David H. Beale. Go. q CAPT i. ". Packard; 1T Lieut.
Rchnti W Lllommelieu. TO- {. Iieut. Lilommedeu
commanding Go. u lst Lieut.. Walter Jsule.on command
n. GO. r. Capt Mfa. l. Mccomck 1T Lieut. james A.
Bib. Go. b, lst Lieut. Wm. PeI"ueau COMMANDING. Go.
g. Capt Henry Marh 80 Lieut.. James >. Wilson. Co.
II, Capt. Gcorge ". McCombs CO. Capt. Benz Phillips
lat Lieut., Gcorge T. Phelps. 60. X, Capt u. r. Barnard
lot L'Ht W u Met lOsnsy, SrfCtnt Major James Quinn
Quarennssers Sergeant, John n Iatei Commsssry Ser
g,sui. Richard Manly; HosIfal Stew .Td Graham; Drum
Mejor Romeo frganls; Fife Major. James alier.
Tho regiment has participated In the battle OF
Williamsburg, (No. p EnliimOre, Cross Roads.
Charles City Court House rall,nack Bermuda Humid
red swim Greek. Drury Blum Cold Harbor. ION the
Ist I'd and Sd Of jane s6IJ Petersburg Q5tb June
The Minc, Fort Harrison. seven PIPES and vas The
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Evening Exchange-JUyE o..
BOARD Of COuncilmeu.

srscrAL srsslos-THuxsDAr June %, 1861
The Bolrd met in their Chamber No i6 City Hal, prI.asns
20 the following call: - n, ,as,
Hon JAMES HAYE. Pyesident Of he cyi Of Couaev,n.
srn You hereby respectfully requested 10 the
Board Of Councimenon Thursday the I'D nst at oc.ock
p for the purpose of tanssctng such business as msy
come before the Board.
JOHN sTkCOH. GEORGE McGRATH,
HUGH REILLY, I.,,,is R9BiSs sGi,.x
H 69v6 F II aAgEEIs w wips JOYCE
BERNARD KTYNEY. THOMAS BRADY
jo MlL 1RsI GREhS PhT nMeS RUSSELL RUSSELL,
8lIAh.h a., f PIs.iden IN the Cb,r ,rd
councmen Hesly Robinson staeom, Hasery KoNsr;
Kenney. Brnkmsn, Houghtain McGrah, Green Reilly Id
NOTIONS
Councilman iasrRTr moved hst the reading OF tn' min'
utes Of the lsst meeting be dispensed WITH
councilman HscEsrY moved that the regular orde- Of bsi
suspended for the purpose OF taking up paper tom
Which carried.
PAPER PROM THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
G,,d That Street Commissioner be and lie 10 Aereoy
directed take the measure, TO prevent any build
g from being erected the south side OF Pier number SIX
adjoining the Wal street Ferry as said property osol<s
City and permission having been granted 'of We
Which was concurred In.
And the directed to be sent to His Honor the
Mayor for approval
MOTIONS RESUMED.
Councilman HssKxrY moved to discharge the COMMITTEES
Finance the further consideration of paper from
Board Aldermen, bcr, communication from the Comp
toer transmitting letter from the Commissioners OF Pubic
Charities aud Correction requesting additional apuopris-
ton their department for the year loS with Resolution,
a follows; -
Resoced That additional appropriation Of one bundled
and eighty thousand dollar. be and the same Is hereby ppro
raod Tor the OF the Department Of Public Charities snd
Correction the said TO be- died toward the erection 81
hosrs buildings additional food fu. ralep,,
which required Other necesssres which the Com
may deem Tor the interest Oh then trust
Which carried.
And th. papef was aid over.
Councilman IAGERrr moved that the Board &c row a.
journ.
Which carried.
Nfercupon tho PRESIDENT dcl.rea that the Boero ood
adjourned g. Monday, 10th inst, at ? O'Clock P M
JAMES NJ. >WEEN1. ttrk.
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TUE PROPOSED CELgBRArIov OF THE ForRrr

IN BERGEy.-The citizens Of the Town Of Bergen arc
making extensive arrangements for the celebration VI
the coming Fourth in grand STYLE The programme
will he as follows: procession, which will form
the Old Bergen Square ut 10 o'clock m consisting Of
the Fire Department militia, and returned veterans,
in full dress the various civic societies OF the town;
thirtysix young ladies, representing the thirty-six
States OF the Union. dressed in white and drawn in
by twelve white horses be followed by citizens
generally ON foot and in carriages. After marching
through the principal streets. an Grafton will be de-
livered by Mr.. Throckm0rtOn. esq. after which .
dinner will be served up and the day will close with
grand display Of fireworks from the Town Hall. Ma.
tionsl saues will also be fred at SUNRISE neon and
suudOWn
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I.nrchsn0ut.
"pEaEMProRY SALE" NO SALE,


The estate Of +. X. Collins called "i.arch-
mont" situated on Long Island Souud two miles
beyond New Rochelle, extensively advertised under
tue head Of "perempory sale" was not sold On
Wedne ,dny as advertised 1t Was hot for want of
bidders, for company representing more wealth las
rarely been at the place ~ sale ~ any suburban
property In the vicinity Of New NorS. There were men
present who would have bid 500 00Oup to $1,000 OO0
vet with such company. Well disposed 20 buy there
was no sal, aud only parcel of hand offered. Lots
marked No 10 n r. 49, upon tho map " the property
constituting 81 b6lp acres, and forming the sodth-
west corner OF the farm, wing nearly in the
form of an elongated triangle. With the
short side upon the water. aud bounded The
east by "a lane leading from the highway down to the
shore was the parcel offered. Mr. Miller. the que.
tonocr reiterated The audience that the sale would
be peremptory, without the least possible show ot by
bilding-thnt there was to be Peter Fmkism about
this sac-tha every ~ the property would be Of
fered and must be gold. Upon these assurances he
begged the people TO bid literally and rapidly and they
should have every tract offered at their price.
This was then started at $3.50 per acre and ran
rapidly by fies To 400; then by 10 S70 40 which
il was struck OF. We think IL would have been dill
cult 10 have sold another lot Of anything like a
reasonably fair rate, and the only thing pcrempoy
about the sale was the pcremptOry" refusal VI Mr.
Collins to continue 1t upon the advertised terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-23
The Employment OF Discharged ssidiers
In Post.Omces.
CORRESPONDENTS OF THE NETWORK BUREAU OF
EMPLOYMENT AND THE POST-OFFICE DEPART
MENT.

CORREsPONDESCB OF THE NETWORK BUREAU OF
EMPLOYMENT AND THE POST OFFICE DEPART
MENT.
A correspondence has taken place between
the Executive Committee Of the Bureau Of Employ
ment for disabled and discharged soldiers and sailors
and the PostOice Department and the result Of the
correspondence was a circular from the Postmaster.
General to Postnasters The following 10 the
pOndence:
UNITED STATES SANITARY COMMISSION, PROTECTIVE
WAR CLAIM ASSOCIATION. BUREAU or EMPLOY
MENr FoR DISABLED AND DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
AND SAILORS No. IS Chambers.st, New'York,
May ~, 1895. J
Hon. WIN. DESIsoS, Postmaster General;
SIR: We inclose to you correspondence between
the late lamened President Of the United States and
the President and Executive Committee OF the Bureau
OF Employment for Disabled and Discharged Soldiers
and Sailors" We that the views Of President
Lincoln. therein expressed, are identical with those
Of his successor and tho present POsmasterGeneral
We therefore desire to call attention to the fact
that Mr. Kelly Postmaster Of this city, has most heart
ily cooperated with in our work by employing be-
tween 10 and 20 discharged soldiers in his department.
and believe that positive directions from your
self 10 subordinate officers throughout your department
having go desirable an end IN view would relieve many
and the worthy example initiated by Mr. Kelly would
be universally followed. go
For these reasons We take the liberty OF bringing tins
subject your attention, requesting your official aid
We remain, very respectfully, your Obedent servants
HOWARD POTTER,
W. +. DODGE, jr.,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT, Ex. Committee.
REPLY.
Posr.OrrCE DEPT. WARRINGTON June 10. 1865.
M,s1s HOWARD Potter, ". T. DODGE, jr. and HEo-
Dogv ROOSEVELT ErecEfice Committee, sc.
GENuTsfEN: The Postmaster General has directed
me to acknowledge the receipt OF your COM
muncaton Of the 10Th ut and to say that he Is glad to
learn that the Postmaster Of New York has coJperated
with your excellent association by giving employment
in his Office 10 so large number OF disabled and dis
char ged soldiers.
The claims OF this meritorious class Of our citizens
are fully appre and recognized by the Postmaster
General WHO has this day addressed letter to Post
masters requesting them whenever they have occasion
o. appoint snbordnstes in their respective Offices, to
give the preference such wounded and disabled sol
iers aud sailors as found qualified to perform salts
isetors the required duties.
I an very respectfully your obedient servant.
JOSEPH III. BLAckFAS, Chief Clerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-23

th,a peonent 10 enter Richmond after Its evacuation
Oh the ID OK April 1865 The regiment left Richmond
on Tuesday, tbs 10th ln:t., touched At Norfolk aud
Portsmouth, and arrived at BrOoslyv at o'clock p n,
Yesterday. During the ao%esara pa.s VS. Wy e..
board while sleeping on the deck. Tho boat wa.
lowered and although the night as dark az could
be- no was discerned aud rescued within fifteen
however. sustained fracture Of one arm. The mem
bers Of the regiment mostly belong to Brooklyn and
feeling themselves at home visited their friends and re
latiOns after dismissal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-23
The FORMS TUEATgR PURCHASE COyCLU

The purchase Of Fords Theater by the Young Mems
Chrstiln Association closed Tuesday afternoon.
The price agreed upon 100000 for the theater and
adjoining building. $1,000 to be paid on the LIST OK
july and the remainder in four payments, each quar-.
teriy. The building will be named the Lincoln Ne.
mortal Temple and will be opened to the public on
the 4th Of July arrangements for which viii be made In
due season. The authorities will continue the control
of the building long the great trial continues,
when it will be turned to the Associations con-
troll Washington Chronicle, JUICE *.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-23

THE FOURTH OP JULY.-Thc Brooklyn au-
thortes have made arrangements to celebrate the
ing National AnDs ersary in grand style. The militia
parade. and the returned veterans will have
ceptio In tho evening there will be Displays OF ire
works on Fort Greene and the Union Base Ball grounds.
The renen have decided not to out in body, be-
licving that they will be Of service i'll holding
themselves in readiness for emergencies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-23
DROWNED WHILE BArHrNG.-A Germa

DROWNED WHILE BATHING.-A German
named Charles Schaffer, residing with the family of
Mr.. Peter Dibbe, No. 4l6 Canal.st New.York was
drowned on Sunday last while bathing off Coney Island
Point. He left his clothing In one Of the bathing.
houses and called for them they were given
in charge Of Justice. VOORHEES, of Gravesend Mr. Dibbe
called upon the Justice Wednesday and fully denti
lied the clothing. The body has not however been
covered Deceased about p years of age and had
but recently arrived in this country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-23

in che r. al nens furnishing trade. T. r. SMITH fOW-
LFK Manufacturers of Shirt Ties Collars, Nc- No. Is
Warren -. offer he direct At Their pew Retail
Department, Ne Park row, opposite the Asor House e
dot g,ut. superior tue linen .py Coais al 81 50 per dos
5000 hrst-cS.s Parrr Collars ~ ~ hundreds superior
white Shirts +ei; very best - per DOZEN The largest ds
nav of Neck Tie. 23c. Beautiful Butterfly
Bows af Soc Good Socks % % and ~ 10 do1eu Boy
om inst hands!
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"wt a. YET would ~, ~, sei i moment atm bsri,
With tbose whom love. AMID scenes We hold deal,
Nay-ook the page Of the future. and learn
The pas, ntwe'er longed for, can never return" :,
The graduates were then presented WIN their III
pl0mss. ,
: MASS on GnDrl1g Annie II. Broun; Henrietta d.
ChuIeb Mar Ohafch Florence VI. Mayer, Lizzie Coho'
VT ta.c b. Wimasth Anna NJ Hoover, Laura :. shaw,
Tho closing hy mn Was then sung and the benedictloh
pronounced when the pupils separated some to mingle
with the world. and win new iumphs In other scenes
and others return for yet another year 10 the qu
home OF the Institute.
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RocxLAYp FEMALE INSTITUTE The usu

exercises pertinent 10 commencement season Were
somcwh nat varied al the Rockand Female Institute al
Nyack last evening A crowded audience. consisting
OF the Young ladies Of the Institute. aud their parents
and friends listened IN the chapel 10 concert of music.
vocal and instrumental relieved and heightened 10y
various pleasing literary exercises, in which hunor.
pafhoa and patriotism were hATmoniou,ly blended.
The Rev. l.. ID. Mansfield senior principal occupied
tho chairmans seat amid "a cinclure 81 pianos aud
flowers. The Rev. Mr. Eligg VI this city presented
the report Of the Committee OF English Composition
awarding prizes and assigning ranks " merit Prof.
G.. r. Mansfield. junior principal, made a brief
speech in presenting the Ist prize 10 Miss Emily Lud
ington.
The closing address Of The evening was by Mr..
Theodore Ton, editor OF The IHdspendfHt aflcr
which a social hour was passed by the company inter
clnpging fercwels In view ~ separation for The Sum
mer II was announced thai the vacation would con
tnno nearly three months the next term beginning IN
s.n
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INSPECTION OF TIL. CENTRAL RAILRo AD.-
The ANIMAL inspection of the Central Railroad by the
Directors aud officers Ia IN progress. special train
consisting Of locomotive aud three coaches contain.
ing the Inspecting party passed through tuis city on
The way west at 10 O'Clock this forenoon Two new
and very handsome coaches in the train. con-
structod AZ the Auburn crworks and the other at tue
Albany car.works. lsyracuse journal, June ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-23

DRowYED.-Thomas Organ, o night watch
man. who resides at No 90 king-st. accidentally ell
over board ut the foot OF East Tcuih-!t.. and was
drow ned Ills body was recovered Inst night and
Coroner Wndcy held an inquest
An inque.t was also held BY Coroner Nildey on the
remains of an unknown man. found floating nj Pier No
], North River. The deceased was a soldier who had
lost his night arm, aud had also II his check.
He was about 80 Yeas Of age aud bad dark hair and
goatee Had been an the water about one week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-23

Tho Rev. Dr. Demarcst Of Hudson, ~ Y, has
been elected 60 "A Proessorship IN the theological Sem.
mary ut Aew.BTgDswick. ~ j., and will accept the
fo,jtioU.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-23

The Elee,isu-Thc Freedmen--Mstinoa'
Soldiers. ..

Tho Eleeslsu-The Freedmen--Muttnoas
Richmond papers Of the 10th ins', contain the
f. following news:
At the lstc election the following the vote in
Acccmac and Northampton Counties;
FOB CONGRESS-.
William H. b. Custis George C. Tyler -.
Accomac County -. s23 Accomac County ...... e.
Northampton County. 2s9 Northampton County.
Total. ..l,22 Total. 81
Cnsts's majority. !, III. ~
For tho House of Delegates Of Virginia. Thomas II.
Killam and Dr. John W. Fields were elected, both
Conservative.
William n. r. Gusts Union member OF the
Virginia Convention is Conservative man, ana op.
posed to confscation. Tyler is the present United
States Collector for the District.
The citizens Of Dinw idde had. at meeting. adopted
resolutions prohibiting negroes from coming upon teiI
plantations except upon business fixing their pay M ID
per month, refusing 10 hire any unless recommended
by prcvi0 employer and while recognizing Francis
H. PieIpOnt ~ Governor and approaching bis gener
sentiments they deprecatc the constitution OF the
State Of Virginia, In force and ask that the
North Carolina.
The Co,qrsercial Bsii,fia says:
"1he Second United States coored cavalry mutinied
on board steamer lying at the wharf in Portsmouth
last Tuesday evening. They took possession OF the YES
sell refused to allow il TO leave and next morning went
ashore armed and riot through the town. White
troops wore summoned from various quarters. Gen.
Graham took command Of them and soon overpOweied
the blacks and drove them aboard ship where prepa-
ration had been made Tor them. They were then
dsarmed and sent down the bay"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-23
FROM THE MISSOURI THEPACIFICmH'

rhc Comnserce Of the Piaius--Apps"r""
or the Overland Trsins-The Se"rse'
nv stage.Coach-I" tie"ithfu'nc-s-
Great American Desert--" e'"''nn'zeo
Y.nLcssn - Among the Antelope = a
Thrilling Ride Across the Continent
Reception In Denvsr-PSestdenf Linz
r.lv,s Last Message 70 the Miners.
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vislonA Tho present Issue u secured the whole
line with It's branches extcnsons and equpments The
bonds issued for term Of twentyav years. and arc
offered at ESQ per flo0 bond exclusive OF tho coupon
payable In January. Tho actual price Of tho bonds "
therefore about f7s which Ia offered an interest or
seven per cont payable quarterly
In referring to the market for American securities
satterthwaito's Londol oular says
The London market f6r American securities has sym
patbIzed with the general markets In duiness ana inac
tiyity during the uast week the whole prices
have been fairly maintained United States 90 bonds
show fractional Decline closing o. Illinois shares
quoted s2k X; but Fries have again improved per
cont or 70 6sx 6ph The is.us Of the consolidsasd
way snnears IN have been we'll received We anticipate
that the subscription list for this loan will bs closed DO
fore our next
The returns Of Bank OF England for tho week end
ing December o compare with tho statement OF tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-22

gale sprung up from west yesterday morning. after
wards vccrg NV The vessels anchored IN the rivers
all ieas dragged but damage has boon dons
that aware Of Revera vessels have dragged theh
sDobos and gone ashore SANDY Hook For dsases see
general newa columns
SUR Volunteer from New York at Gan Francisco whie
attempting tho lar struck w three seas wntcn
stove In The cabin captain lying hts bunk ~ the
time washed him 10 the forward part Of the cabin stove
the cabin 70 pieces swept the decks Lost 10 water
casks 2obrononcera all the captains clothing ohsrtef
conpssscs and everything moveabs Two At the hcln
we're N the forward part ~ the cabin In carrying
sail 20 get shore blow away fore'opsal and stayash
rrroo ~ San Frsncisco from Liverpool via queens
town. bound for Valparaiso In Jay ~ ION ~ nae
her beam ends and shIfied the Lay on hcr pes
ends 40 hours Lay on Valparaiso so rays and on acoonss
Of the blockade ordered "a 70 bah fIahosoo
Sur cowrIwry from Liverpool Csleutts 7th vi. hal
been ashore the rivor but on after throwing ov
board about 100 tons or ast .# -
BArn FAroos, AK 500 tons. built Al Gresnpoins In Is
has boon sold on private terms
Bno vIcroniATbc cargo Of the bs Victoria rem M AZ
pool for Richmond, wrcoked Cape Henry on ne 49,
uil aoId Norfolk the 10th inst w the
The import duties the brsndes sold sounea 70 tS
SOM Jso wArxRR Georgetown for New y2Ts spnA
By collision with aeaner Adelaide has boon tow.9
treas Monroe whore abe lies IN feet wewr mkn W.
only her mas arc Only onoeIshsb o. tho vesse' 20
aured. :. -. -.
aour ons OF Rockisnd fsom rs~ yors fdr Boston ~
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a Novel Case % Lffs Insuraaes.
sUpKBMs COUnT--uIR0Urr.
Before Judge Mullen.

Bsysc~ NJ Clsyk 90 Ae MuraI III. Tnsurc~s Com.
pcnyIp this the plaintiff scting in che capacity
OF assignee Of policy OF insurance. made by Matthew
Clun upon his own me- and which was dated February
o. 1863 Tor the amount OF three thousand dollars,
brought tho action. Mr. Cln6 died in Baton Rouge,
Iouisana, under the following circumstances During
the war he proceeded 10 Louisiana where no worked
upon plantation One day meeting OF the planter
by whom he employed Nv. P. Coxl he charged him
with owing money, and endeavorcd 70 seize team
which he WAS at the time driving An alteration
ensued In which Clur shot lead by Coz The latter
Was arrested and acquitted OF any crime the ground
OF. justiHable homicide Defendants contendcd that
death resulted from q known violation Of law and that
they had ght 10 pay the insurance Counsel there
fore moved for dismissal Of the complaint The motion
was granted.
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SHIPPING NE w s.
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saS q y .ns g. s sss
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her.
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schr Evelyn Crowley, jacksonville
Rchr n Mouiion, Crowley. Msclins
Schr A q Lang. bano, vinailavon.
Steamer J Thomson Moore, BALTIMORE
Dk..-g
Shin Reunion, from Glasgow
ahp - (IiremD, from Rotterdam.
Hhip I.sbsn. from swan fsA0a.
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PNrh Hphrann WElisms.
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sle.mshipa ory Of Dublin. CITY Of Cork, Onward Nsw
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