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amer the Nv. hal broken Qua IN the Academy ths
flames speedily comman Gated 10 the Medical college
baldlng the piano nnanafatary q lime son and the
restauraat of Mr. Fraser which ba idngs grouped the
block Irving paoe 10 Third ayenu@ rhey we're
entirely Destroyed The ore lhls point mnat on
stnaiely combaited Nv thu hrensn 10 prevent y
crossing the side ~ Third avenue sssropelian
Engine No. 10, which stood al IN corner, sAs snr-
rounded by flames aud tho mewDers werc com-
PEELED 10 alb rdon il Tor time. member Of hook
and ladder mpany the hose from the IRE plug with
an axe but severely injured doing 20, his hair
being burned from his head The engine finally
secured by means Of ropes bat BADLY injured
The FIRE burned GU the side n Third cigar
store lager beer saloon and butcher shop besides
partially burning the % adjacent build
lngs These houses were occupied by families and
their loss Of furniture aud apparel large
About two O'Clock, owing 90 the high wind the
sparks were driven in al directions, some "
them falling among the lumber stored In the yard ~
worccster's piano factory, situated At the northeast
OF Third avenue and Fourteenth street Ths wa
In flames and the fire communicated 20 me factory
ITSELF but fortunately conned the upper stories
From this point the rc rossd 10 the southern end 81
the Lutheran Church, situated Fifteenth street. be-
tween Rutherford place aud Third The roof
in flames but the police made every effort 10
the contents Of the building The edince which was Of
stone, burned very rapidly and the wooden sceple
after took IRE The soeplc toppled into the buid
ing with loud crash but no one injured The are
confined these limits Al first II seemed almost
impossible proven, the Of the bloek
bounded by Irving place. Third aud
and Fifteenth The roofs all directions
crowded with spectators, and those on Fifteenth and
Fourteenth streets had imprOvsad Gre department
brushing Off the sparks and throwing water upon them
This tended, In great measure, 20 prevent the spread
OF the fire. Several houses the cOpingf bot
they extnguishcd, 10 most cases. without the hd
Of the steam engines
THE UNIVERSITY MEDICAL COLLEGE.
While the flremen yet fighting the IRE AZ the
Academy flames cured and Goals fen toward Thri
avenue and licked up the University Medical college,
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EAST /4r S1EEE|

I'M, Gre pesshss the ma-~um Il ne isis Nv MOI
well a. the smaller collections. q pr. hsdford, fg.'
app.ratus o. Dr. Draper destroyed 9th M strstau
ofSthe balances ~ Henry Draper mesa wth ~ 80
moving lo,, q 'e,s.sople m'rrm sh~l 80 80 sY
for the intar~ss " SCIENCE the tuta stifuftifn
of The collection Of ths LycsHm - Ns'arsl History
rEn rfnrssN.
It's bot usf state that the nfsmsn ~gfksd uncfaH
inrly aud dld All In Their poser 20 arest ~"
progress ~ the fame. rboush hmtted 10 nem-
ber .hsy eotsd ss,i ~, sa-n 100 MI, = 80 ~
no, sufn,iens nunh~r n engines o. ths gfgaud 80
the o.. has fully deoasfrssa me fse, tat engine
psnies cannot bc successfully mnnned a. large hrrs ~
Twelve men Had ihsrr been aad iosAi sssansr sua
more nen hand The fsvsses q ne See ma 49, a
certainly have boa assr ~. , 1870
snd Nth Enginser knssisnd contingsiiy s1aressnd
wore. of encouragement . Their snisasiea su,Finaes
aHoms.ss.a. irving vs1.. snd tss psoprssors ~.
Carlton Hoa.e the hremen vpud rstarn nsnf iha1As
icr we ara ss ?. ..s.'s 49, n s.- 49,, :
FOREMAN AL The dg~n 70 thsffe anf saFsn
hour and haf 10 ffessrvs hFr-sisr pishs iAfeFy
from de>tfuctlon.
FINALLY N. t.rrhls c0unAxrnton that baFa fsFtA a
midnight ~as stayed ., da~n, thsnss " No unfemh
tins srsr'lons q ~. arsu.s M 80. .al, = -.
sr,ob. .he from the u a~hrs ~nhln 1873
snd he-v tiny y, u aans TIE sirs~ts $50 ~ ~a-d
The enrnss ssn ~ ~crs nDo1~d ts stis~sihs ~ 80
.nuirenre q the Eirs Kug 90 simmsa sna No .@A
wN1 done.
scF~xs yEsrxnDAr.
Throughout H. day % les shsn tsn ueusspf rer~s'
Waited The ruins, tbsrs betng srponE them Nfs ace
bar of ladiea sho yesed The snna thfy9h ~ Mtnuw'
Of their Carriages several ~ "a. FAIR rsfi~d upt
mounting Tue steps leAfins " we sntfxns "a "
yng rlnre and many wDui have vsniurse stN fuftts
hsf nat their advance been ebeeA~ w ths pos co. ane
for greater pr.,sason, sHienins sissr ~ Foartta
street sse q roge had besn srstehee ff1m 80 htnl
rst an0~r ~ prrfsut Mrsiss frn stpftarh ~ ~
buldinr lore ~ p1i - wsf sns ~ siisadsf
ste sids % the a. an esry hrur thos~ f~~lfn
| IN the inm.diats ss,sbtoru.cd ~ %. sesf~my
Who mad removed thap fufni,urs an1 unTit
| goods drsadins TIE spr.s1 q "a namrs e..si.<s'
| " return homswsd snd quNs ~
required V csrrt.-sk sy.ss. 49, 80. ~.
hea D~ss u. .T, ro~nrds sv@ ocis~s en-.
I -. - her ~.ces esirf 10 loassv sva1.,as ge~l~'
'snp~Ay No hvs sioee s~sxisss go ,...,..s.
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,.ousu,y DR. Mctcalfe TO that Of Dr. swes upon that
Professor death Bata few weeks since Dr Van Barren
aud Mscafe both resigned their professorhlps and we
understand their chairs had not been filled whom the dis
ater took place The late DR. Mott presented his valuable
anatomical museum 70 tho college several years ago
many Of his most brilliant surgical achievements, among
them that Of tying the arta ~ m~snafd ex section
the eisvicle, and others which vii serve 70 pass
his name 70 pos,ery Of the greatest surgeons
o, the age Besides the Mott collection, the smaller
collections q pr Bedsora Van purS aa.,rn rc.i
Or Diapers wonderful telescope mirror, which cost
many months Of labor and the vast collections OF W"
Lyceum of Natural History, altogether cnaiiDg los
rheh money can never restore The loss Is yarousiy
eat mated in money at from tTs 900 TO ESQ 600 insured
fox s4s 600 in Long Island Jenerson, United STATES
North American ana New YORK companies.
PREPARATIONS FOR rHx FuTuEE.
The burning OF the college ~ grieyous loss 70 ned
cal science especially a. rs halls would now ne rebel
southern scton 81 country with whom u was ever
a fayorte The energy which characterized The original
faculty and winch has characterized the nsnagenrnt ~
sI.epl.ss however and u Va believed BY several Of ~
members that a nreprnof building VII be erected
before the time Tor The opening q nsI. soson msss
tons conhagraon there will DO 90 interruption IN the
uua coarse Of lectures and cniques Before The naiAs
rad finished their destructive work arrangements we're
nsds to hod the clinque under Dr. Gonriay at Che regn
lar bogr ia the wards % Bellevue Hospital
Dr. Draper President Of the Faculty, has issued the io
low NJ circular -
UNIVERSITY MEDICAL COLLEGE.
TO rur gpIfoR
The Medical Faculty Of the University Of New iork
Inc destruction 20 tneir building 10 ~
by Are. will continue their lectures ana chniqpes v'nou
iatcrruption For the present thear exercises WI "
| 80 n, ,b~ University building Washington square
me Graduates aud stu dents Of TIE college are nfyrmst
that ample provision will he madn Tor The winter coufn'
Of instruction AMI that The lectures VIII ~ 90 n a e
spc~,s a. heretofoi letter. may be Addressed 10 ~
Drnper President u the Medical Fnrulty, Unvers4il
| building Washington square New y ork .
NAY ~, 1864 JOHN ". DhAFhh ~ u.
The sutoiued communication has also been reosiVed r
| TO rns EDiroa 90 UkRALn
Notwithstanding the late disastrous confasraon thcf
will be no interruption IN the usual course OF scure
and cnlaues Before the aarne@ had finished their o.
efructvr work arrangements made 70 hold TIE ci
n,aue under Dr. Gouay the regular honr IN The vsri
OF Belle cue Hospital II has not been decsfrd, a. IN
momen, this communication written. where NE ten
| uorary location 10 BE- where the remainder ~ ~
I course viii Be given nev, and 10 70 De hop@di I,
: troof bald M will donbtl0~s srine ~
EsIr s nos dead psiihsr so~@
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etty ppteiitgs

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m ,l,o PAD Mr HohieHhsrS a Dane, 'e-ialpr IN NV
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a.. nsrduclos IN Ansrca u eer'0as spss'.'a' ne
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tsfs s1lsrtnly eynsfcfmad " rehgsOas fsfytce. ~
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eafa ~ suiiFF HarffrtN aal 4fit" f -" ,sss
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sfse.s faaa ar tn.aH.nF NJ en- tNaHf"i - W -"
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n. 49, tas,isss a. tfsF va shs snat1rn.' 81 wa
49, ~. 4 $500. -. wtah NEE = ~ nsarsrfs
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Opera Houses, Theatre. mr. Museum
R.ruen An III. h uIanaN Ialss.


The following = si ~ placeEo' ah'l eiYi Tos
sfoycd by IRE IN the CnItei States ~ no y.. i''
Is,nral street Theatre, Ii0sL,n ftruny = .''s,.
Daniel Bowers Musoun. Bostl, January ~ 49, 49,
Chcs,Ddt street theatre, rbsf .ia NP"' ~ 10"
PORK theatre, ~" York, Jpl''b -, IA isqI
Tneatrr' Sairler wls. w 'rnlrr o. 1871
Bowery theatre, ScW Yof May ~ It.f
Iaiaycit. thee TO- Kew rr. 1872 -.
CalIw.il's theatre ciue InAr Octyte- - ~
Richmond HI throaae Nc~ f"th
Front street theatre, r itnofc, IA
Cook tbcnr Baiumae Fcbrua
Mobile theatre, Mobsc feOrinp g
IlOwery theatre, NoW Mrt, kclrnNs if
New theatre. Charsiio4. 2. & Alai -.t i'.t
National theatre Ne. 'ork. tcyissnbyi 80
Nov National theatre Nsr fnr., LAY - lHsl
81 Charles theatre, hes vrlcai.f, tafch ~ 1871
Amer IAN theatre se, ureans jay ~ lst2
Ola American theatre, cu.nust |Idem'rf - ir'A
state street theatre aobila november 10 lsNa
Providence ul.atre proyidspcc Oclot,cf - So
National theatre, washia- ian, buch l''S.
BoUery Theatre sew Y0rt. April ~, lss
\ bio 4 theatre Scw lork, .csisutsr " -"
psrs theatre. sew York, Dc. crber 10, -,
Avon theatre Norfolk Va, ietraafy T. Ia"
Theatre. Lafayette. Ia. March ~, -
Wood'a Museum, ciucnn4ii, July " l,Si
Atnerisa an theatre sacrsmanin, Cal l.a4
National theatre Eoanu, April ~, i'ss -.
American theatre, Pscsryiile, - ysE ~ ~ 'ss
cblns.s Museum t1Ii aelyh.a joy u, -
Naslonsl theatre, ~ laJ~iphas lay - lhSN -.
t.rtdea garistlss sU~ OIlcAnf Aptembet ~ iFFs
Vanhuechi s Museum, sc~ ofSsnn, MAJ o i.''
Metropolitan tLsaiFo, san Frfrirno, Cal 1871
fyosarn. .au Francesca. Cal 80
Vfrest theatre, rArfaments "a Irsl -,
.",~,v,',s tssaife vsrys,lr, ca satsmlsr - 40
Barnnns H'lsaan Sos rrs, July u. lsn5
p0urry theatre - foliy ocbpief o. 100
Igsssopera Haosr Cinsnnau, hsrrh 2! lAh
Acsdebs u MUSIC. Ss~ Yor, MY "a, 100
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s,-..s s.sss tAoussnd ears 81 sfsrs~sa s"1> US
tssn.A as --.srs ne rs 80 "~
rsFu.
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0oAu's rALiAN orgss.


AZ persohs hAslAV purvhA "a uSkos Cor te rsTTcsea
taiion Of Martha at The Academy N,ssc aud ~
AZ hrooklyn (which Teirssenta pns take ls1s
account OF the d.sasiroas conasgsalss al the Aadsy
OF Music, New lsIkl csn have their money returned
application TO the brsneh u'ket ogiu.s hc.r rebirsr
Music GRAZ
The great billiard match, % haze been played This
evening at tho NOE destroyed house, mos e dee aoi
else where
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QuARTERuAsrRR GENERALS OFFICE, |

WASHINGTON. D. c., April 19, 1866
The attention of capitalists seeking a profitable
lnyestm ent is invited to this sale.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the of.
hce Of the Quartermaster General division of River
and Rail Transportaton) at Washington, D. c., until
FRIDAY, the first day of June next, at y o'clock
NJ for the purchase of all the right title and interest
Of the United States in and to the United States Mill
tary Railroad from Brazos Santiago to Whites
The sale viii include the entire track and sidings,
buildings water stations. turntables, bridges, &c,
the railroad materials and supplies pertaining to the
road together with the rolling stock, cars machinery
and other equipment.
The sale will not include the title to the land
which does not belong to the United States.
This road is about ten miles in length, and extends
from Brazos santiago to Whites Rancho, the Rio
Grande. From this point connection is made by
steamer from Brownsville to Matamoras.
This route is the shortest and best for the immense
traffic between the Gulf of Mexico and the interior
of Southern Texas and Northern Mexico, and the
communication by rail alone can readily be extended
to Brownsville.
The road already completed saves thirty miles of
difficult and tortuous navigation. Boats on the river
now charge is stated for freight to Brownsville as
high as - per barrel and for passengers SIS each.
The ROAD Is hVe feet gauge good ties L rail, and
More particular description of the property can be
obtained at this Office, at that of the Chief Quar-
termaster Military Division of the Gulf, at New Or
leans.
shall be furnished for all Government troops and
supplies, whenever required, at the rates paid by
Government at the time to the New York Central
Railroad.
The terms of payment accepted will be those con-
sdered the most favorable to the Government.
Ten per cent. cash, in Government funds, to be paid
on acceptance of proposal.
The Government reserves the right to reject any or
all proposals.
Proposals should be endorsed. Proposals for pur-
chase of Brazos Santiago and Rio Grande Railroad
and addressed to the Division of River and Rail
Transportation, Quartermaster Generals Office Wash
ington, D. C.
By order of the Quartermaster General.
ALEXANDER BLISS,
Breyet Colonel and A. O. NJ, in charge Fourth
Division Q. NJ. G. 0. ap24-tJel
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Nothing of Gods making can a man love
rightly without being the surer Of Gods loving him
self; neither the moon, nor the stars. nor rock nor
a tree, flower, bird. Not the least CRATE
full of my thanksgivings have been hymns that have
come to my lips while | have been listening to the
birds of evening. Only let us love what God loves
and then His love of ourselves will feel certain and
the sight of His face shall be sure of and immor-
tally and heaven and the freedom of the universe,
will be easy for to believe in fathers giving
good gifts to his Children MounUordI
"A special Washington despatch to the
Boston Post says: "a prominent and very intelligent
gentleman of the Interior Department who has been
journeying through Indiana and Michigan during
the past two weeks on official business reports that
there is reaction in political sentiment in those
States. He was surprised to find so great unanimity
in favor of the President"
The news from Havana is to tho 10Th in
stant grand review of the troops by General DUlca
took place that morning A special messenger
from Macmillan, on his way to Europe, had reached
Havana on the 10TH Three slayers were discovered
on the coast Orders transmitted to the Spanish
cruisers to make diigeRt search for them A cattle
disease. said to be the rinderpest had broken out
among the cattle near Cardenas and Matanzas.
"A fatal accident occurred on Wednesday
at Chicago, from the explosion of kerosene. Mr..
Freedman endeavOring to adjust kerosene lamp
to bracket in the wall, when portion of the appa-
ratus broke. This was followed Immediately by an
explosion the burning liquid being thrown upon the
garments of Mrs. Freedman, who was SO terribly
burned that she died
In an old family Bible in Connecticut the
record Of birth is entered in this wise Elizabeth
JONES' born on the 10Th November. 1885, according
the best of her recollection"
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sssRass FOR EASTERN SHORE. VA.
k>%9As~Aus> And
EsSSEsgssssss.sszI4assss5s pOCOMOKE RIVER, MD.


steamer Massachusetts, Capt W. F. Veasey will leave
her pier, foot of Camden street, every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY EVENINGS. at 6 o'clock, for Pom
New Town, and intermediate landings on PocOmOke
River to Shad Landing.
Returning will leave Shad Landing every THURS
DAY and MONDAY MORNINGS at 6 o'clock, stops
ping above, and arriving in Baltimore before day
on FRIDAY and TUESDAY MORNINGS
ConVeyances can be had at the different landings
for Eastville Drummondtown, Princess Anne, Snow
Hill, Berlin, and other parts of the Peninsula
Freight received on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS till
P. NJ. Fare SIS. Meals and State Rooms Extra
All Baggage at owners, risk.
fel5-tf CHAS. K. CANNON, Agent.
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MOORE N. FALLS, President.
WIN. c. SMITH, Superintend't
Baltimore Steam Packet Company.
Z. G. CHIC, General Agent S. il X. 4. 4.
Uucu OJCnrNoR Passenger Agent iaI2-tT
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vuvHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

IL DISTRICT OF MARYLAND, TO WIT:
A. Net6erwood filed his libel in the district Court
of the United States for the District of Maryland
against the steamer PHILADELPHIA, in acause of
contract civil and maratime.
And whereas by virtue of process in due form of
law to directed returnable on the LIST Tuesday in
June next have seized and taken the said steamer
and have the same in my custody.
Notice is hereby given, that District Court will
be held at the s. Court Room, N the city of Balt
more, on the LIST in June next for the trial
of the said premises, and the owner or owners and
all persons who may have claim any interest, are
hereby cited to be and appear at the time and place
aforesaid, to show if any they have, why final
decree should not pass as prayed.
my15-14t W. BONlFANT, U. S, Marshal.
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OyERNsFENT SALE OF THE EIIKE-
NE TARY RAILROAD AT BRAZ0S SANTI-

D. II. RUCKER,
80 Byt; Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster.
ny23-tJe9 Dennt of Washin rtnn
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MOUNT VERNON PLACE

DOLPHIN STREET.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, June 4th. we will
sell by public auction, at o'clock, at the Exchange
Salesrooms, Second street. that very desirable first
class throe-story and basement DWELLING. with
brown stone front. in complete order. in fee simple
situated on the north side of MOUNT VERNON
PLACE. No. IS. between Charles and St. Paul
streets NOW occupied by VIM. Il. Bruno, ESD front
ing q feet - inches on Mount Vernon Place, with
depth of 1919 feet to alley. Possession given
about first July.
The very convenient three-story BRICK DWELL
ING, with three story Back Building, No. 81 Dol
fronts % feet on Dolphin street with depth Of 100
feet to an alley 10 feet wide The house is q front
and is subject to small ground rent of SS7.36 per
annum. Possession given in September
Terms at sale. GIBSON & CO.,
myN-ts Auctioneers
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AUCTION SALES.
HSUBrIC SALE of GOvERNMENr sTEA NJ
A TUG ARROW at Norfolk, Virginia,
SATURDAY. lima 1S68

Will be sold at public sale, at Kimberly's wharf,
Norfolk, Va. on SATURDAY, June 9th, 1866, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. the
STEAM TUG ARROW"
She is 90 feet long, 10 feet beam, and of about 40
tons burden; hull and upper works in good condi-
ton: engines and boiler in first-rate order. Has a
good cabin, and is suitable for towing or carrying
passengers. being quite fast
Terms cash, in Government funds.
By order of the Quartermaster General:
A. P. BLUNT,
Brevet Colonel and A. @. NJ.
E. +. JAMES,
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FOB PETERSBURG AND
RICHMOND

E-.crag1e FOR PETERSBURG AND
s>$9kSY&zH RECHHdbND.
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
The Steamers STATE OF MARYLAND and
PETERSBURG are now leaving Light street wharf,
for Petersburg and Richmond, every WEDN ESDAY
Returning. they will leave Richmond every WE'D
NESDAY and SUNDAY MORNING.
For freight or passage, having superior stateroom
accommodations, apply to
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FOR LIVERPOOL.

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AUCTION SALES.
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h BALANCES. HARNESS, SCRAP IRON, &c,
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE

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WASHINGTON, D. c., May q, 1866
Will be sold at public auction, under the direction
OF Brevet Brigadier General c. H. Tompkins Quar-
master, at Lincoln Depot Washington, D. c., on
MONDAY, June H. 1866, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, large
lot of Quartermasters' Stores, consisting of
;, 1876 Army Wagons. 3 Army Wagons with Hay
Racks IA two-horse Wagons, II Spring Wagons 4
Watering Carts. 43 Light Carts so two-horse Ambu-
lanees Buggy, lSi single sets Harness. Az Saddles.
2S5 TBS. Coil Chain 1862 Ms Lead Pipe 165 Ms Scrap
Iron, 25 TBS. Lead $500 ths Scrap Steel 1900 BIS
Scrap Tongue Irons, II, 900 bs Scrap Brake Irons,
700 Sash with Glass 1876 fos. Tallow Wagon and Am
bulanee Wheels, Wheelbarows, Blankets Buckets,
Portable Forges Planes Barrels, Kettles, Stoves, &c
This property has been worn but large portion
of it is still serviceable.
date of SALE
Terms cash, in Government funds
D. II. RUCKER,
Bvt. Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
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