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FROM EUROPE.
BocbeFort ana Napoleon,

Hocbefort ana Napoleon
BY the Anglo Deriean Cable
PARIs, Jan. lathe Mdrsetlldise newspaper
was printed In mourning yesterday, and con-
tained the following leading article printed In
large type:-
Murder Committed by he Prince Pierre
Napoleon Bonapdrts upon the Citizen Victor
Nofr-AHsmpt 10 Murder made by the Prince
Pierre Napoleon Bondpdrte upon he Citizen
Uric de FouUille.
II have had the weakness to believe that q
Bonaparte could be other than an assassin.
II have dared to imagine that fair duel was
possible in that family, where murder and way
laying are traditional and habitual. Our cola
borer, Pascal Grousset, has shared my error, and
to-day we mourn our dear FRIEND Victor Noir,
assassinated by the ruffian Pierre Napoleon Bo
napsrte. For eighteen years past France has
been in the blood-stained hands of these cut
tbroats, who, not content with shooting Repub-
icans in the Streets allure them into bated traps
for the purpose of slaughtering them at home.
"People Of France have you not had
decidedly enough of this '"-Henri Rochefort
The Hdrseillaise was very violent again to-
day, and the entire issue was therefore seized by
the authorities.
LONDON, Jan. 12.-Jamess Frazier, who for
merly was sent to America as commissioner to
examine the common school system of the
United States, has been appointed Bishop OF
Manchester. .s~s
Bright's speech, delivered at Birmingham yes
terday, is greatly eulogized by the morning
papers, and there is but little adverse criticism
This Afternoons Quotations.
By the Angto-A A,nerican Gable.
ANTWERP, Jan. 12-Petroleum opened quiet and
unchanged.
PARIS, Jan. 19.-The Bourse opened quiet and
closed quiet. Rentes, 73f. Soc
LONDON, Jan. 1880 p. M.-Consols for money
| 92H, and for account 92S. American securities
quiet and steady 5-20s OF 1862, s9 Of 1855, old, s6
OF 1867, S51S l0-40s, s4A Railways steady; Erie,
IN; Illinois Central, 103 Atlanric and Great West
ern, 26
LivERPooI, Jan. 124-30 p. M.-Cotton dull; Up
land, IL I'D Orleans, II sd. Sales to-day 10 coo bales
including 2o0O for export and speculation.
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SLIGHT FIRE.-About6 O'Clock last evening some
notion goods in the window Of the store No. 1856
Ridge avenue ignited from the gas light, and soor
the contents OF the window were In names. few
buckets OF water extinguished them.
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PIG IRoN.-James Dune was yesterday caught in
the act OF stealing pig iron from the establishment
OF Messrs. Etting & Bro, North Wharves. This firm
during the past few months, have lost through petty
pilferings about five tons OF iron. The accused will
have hearing at the Central this afternoon.
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BAR ROOM TRoUBLE.--James Gallager and Charles
Williams were brought before Alderman Delaney by
Charles Gaager, to answer the charge OF making an
aggravated assault. Charles Gallager keeps hotel
at Seventh and Lombard streets, where the two Of
tenders went for the purpose OF furnishing the land
lord. They found him behind his own bar. James
Gaager held the door fast while Williams proceeded
to administer the punishment with pitcher from the
counter first taking the precaution 10 empty the ice
and water upon the floor. The landlord, however,
proved equal to the emergency He turned upon
Williams and returned the compliment handsomely.
Williams and James Gallager were held in $500 each
to answer.
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PROPERTY EXEMPT FROM TAXATION IN THE CRY
or PBILADELPHIA-We publish below short tabu-
city property, public and otherwise. 1t embraces
the whole OF such property as far as returned by the
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AN OLD INcENDIARY.-In February, 1850
saughter-house and stable located at sixteenth and
calves and horse. Fire Marshal Blackburn, after
careful search, succeeded in fixing the crime OF
setting fire to the place upon one Alfred Beck, who
was tried, convicted, and sentenced to four years
imprisonment in the Penitentiary. On account OF
his good behavior Beck was released few weeks
since, and Immediately returned to his cid haunts in
the neghborhood OF Broad and Race streets. Soon
after this the forwarding house OF f. ID. VALLEY
Co., Broad and Cherry Streets was destroyed. The
Fire Marshal at concluded that the fire was the
work Of an incendary, and now, believing that the
same was caused by Beck, has had him arrested and
nlaced in MOYamensing to await trial.
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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR-The members OF st. Johns
Commandery, No. 4, Mary, No. o, ana KadOsh, No.
20, leave for New YORK to-day 10 attend the recep
ton 70 be held there by the Morton Commandery.
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]. q. w. BAN individual named James, who re-
sides at Maiden and Long lanes last night admins
tered severe beating TO the partner OF his bosom.
The poor woman sustained injuries sufficient to COM
pei the doctors in attendance 10 pronounce her
condition critical. The brute will have hearing at
the Central Station this afternoon.
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FOURTH EDITION


The Paris Assassination--Brave Fury
Of Rochefort--New Developments
in the League Island Busi-
ness--A Strong opposi-
ton to the Transfer
-California and
Cuban News.
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THIRD EDITION


Probable Abolition of the Franking
Privilege-General Butler Thinks
He has been slighted.
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MASONIC c-Covenant Lodge, No. 400 A. Y. NJ, was
instituted to-day at noon, In the Masonic Hail. Ches-
nut street. above Seventh, by r. w. G. NJ. Robert A.
Lamberton. The officers OF the Lodge are-W. M,
James Nelson; s. W., Joseph A. S0utbwick; j. W.,
Harvey E. Mole.
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r o II N b La C X,
~ BLACKSMITH, ="
No 10 EHIrnnR Iana

East of Third street. above Arch street,
Returns his thanke fer his former pAoRaEe and desires
. coUtiDuapcs q the hgs1e, IoIa
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CHRONOLOGY OF THE YEAR 1s10.--The year 1870
corresponds to the year 65s8 of the Julian period;
also 70 the 737619 OF the Byzantine era the 66303
OF the Jewish era and the 1881 OF the Mohammedan
era It embraces the latter part OF the ninety
and the beginning OF the ninetyffth year Of Ameri
can Independence. The first day Of January, 1870,
is the 2, 64,O64th day since the commencement OF
the Julian period.
The Jewish year $3.50 is the sixth OF the 297th
cycle and is embolismic e., having time inserted
10 produce regularity. 1t began September 9, 1862
and ends September 25 1870 1t contains ID months,
or 1856 days and IS Sabpaths. The year 6631 will
have only 1856 days and 80 Jewish Sabbaths 1t will
begin September 20, 1870 and end September 10,
1871.
the names OF the Jewish months are Tsri, Mar
chesvan, Cisleu, Thebet Sebat, Adar, Nissan, liar,
swan, Tammuz, Alb, and Elul. The month Sebat
eOrrespOnds very closely with our January, and
Tisri the first Jewish month, with our october. For
the year $780, the month Veader is inserted between
The Mohammedan year 1856, OF 355 days. begins
April 49, 1862 and ends April 1870. The year 1887,
of g54 days begins April 5, 1870 and ends March %,
1871 The first month OF the Mohammedan year is
named Muharrem, and corresponds to our April
The names of the other months in their order are
Saphar Rabia l. Rabla III, Jomadhi j, Jomadhi III,
Reich, Shaban, Ramadan, Schewall, Dsl-Kadah,
and Dsl- -Rejjah. The month Schewa corresponds
The dates OF some Of the church days and festivals
OF the year are Ash Wednesday, on March Q; Palm
Sunday April 10; Good Friday, April l5; Easter
Sunday, April III Ascension Day. May 26; Pente-
cost, June 8; Trinity Sunday, June IL; and Advent
Sunday, Nov. 81
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19teD.

In Serena September 18th. 1870 Mrs. OLIVE SMITH, wife of
Alvah D. smith, aged so years.
At her home in the town OF Brookheid on the 10th nit
MIS- SYLvANIA DoDdE, aged Is years, mos md days
AT Ottawa September ?,th 1870 WENDELL D. KING aged
IS years.
NJ King the father Of Mr.. s. K. King and Of Mrs. Dr.
c. Hard, and though for years shut out nom active life
By Ne Increasing nnrnes Of sge, was we'll known to the
Old ctsens Of Ottawa Born In Plymouth, Mass In 1884,
aad married Ia iss TO Miss Rhoda Moore Of Salisbury Con-
neccu he moved - early s to what was then the Far
West, In the vicinity OF Enira n T.. and in 1885 to this
STATE. little moro tlan two yea ago NJ and Mrs King
celebrated their xodsn wedding N Ills city, siscs then both
Of hs snd also the youngt Of their four soss have been
called away nom earth 30 the old citizens are sssnr swsy
HAPPY for s. end for ne laad whs they ieave behind
em .. hoaoraos name snd to tnsr children the memory Of
ther virtues. oor.
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the State by Gov. Palmer, showing that by the
constitution as understood by himself, Cook
county was entitled to but fifteen delegates, but
the republican politicians fearing the State may
go against them, and knowing that every vote
will be needed in the election of United States
Senator, prevailed upon Governur Palmer to
make an exception Of Cook county and give it
seven more members. He referred to the pros.
poets in the seventh district and hoped the coun.
ties of Woodford and Livingston would give a
strong vote for the general reform ticket this fall
(Applause.)
Mr.. Colon Of Livingston said, his constituents
were all right. They are awake and will all
turn out on election day. The farmers. the yeo-
men OF the country, are deeply interested in the
success Of the democratic ticket. They are with
US. Our substance has been eaten out by the
horde of radical officials swarmlng over the land
self preservation requires our united action at
once. (Applause.) If we must protect the man.
ufacturer and monopolist let MS also protect the
farmer. He ultimately pays all the taxes and is
obliged to bear all the burdens of government.
Hon. j. c. Champlin made very fine speech.
Cnluckily the judge was cut short for want Of
time as the nothern train was nearly DUE He
said:
=" We for many years i'll our large minority
PARTY, were almost wholly unrepresented in the
legislature and yet we have patriots, statemen
and good men. Times changing rapidly to
our advantage. 1t is true that everything has
been dark, very dark with US nation. We
have been disgraced by incompetent and dishon-
est public servants until it may be said as ma.
ton we are without honor. Every good man,
whether democrat or republican. repudiates the
vilainies OF our public officials and now the time
has come for change. We are here to-day to
change this pernicious ring business and to
abolish fraud stealings and every manner of
swlndling practced upon the people by radical
officials. We have given you man-Mr. Red
dick-whe, if elected to the Senate, will be faith
full to your interests and gold cannot buy him
(Applause.) Neither threats nor entreaties can
swerve him from the true line Of duty. ZAP.
plause.l
Mr.. Colon moved the proceedings be published
in the newspapers of the district Carried.
On motion of Mr.. Vaughy, the convention ad.
iourned with three cheers for Mr.. Reddick.
GEORGE DENT, Chairman.
E. B. NEVILLE and ]. G. ARMSTRONG, Secs.
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Teachers, Institute.

The La Sale county Teachers Institute will
be held at the High School, Building Ottawa,
commencing on Monday, Oct. "a, 1870, and con.
tinuin4 ) days.
PROGRAMME EACH DAY--A. NJ, 9 to 10. Sec
/, Reading: 2. Geography; 8, Arithmetic. 10
to 1O:45. Penmanship and preparation for next
lesson. Recess. II to 70. Sec. /. Grammar; 2,
Reading: 3, Geography. M to 3. Sec. /,
Arithmetic: 2 Grammar; 3, Reading. to 3:45,
Penmanship and preparation for next lesson
Recess. to 8. Sec. l, Geography; 9, Arith-
metic; 3, Grammar.
The school law provides that teachers may at.
tend county institute one week in each six
months without loss of time. Work is to be
done, and teachers are requested to bring such
text books they have upon the subjects to be
taught, and all are expected to DO supplied with
text books
Certificates of attendance, upon which teach.
ers draw their pay. will be issued only to those
who are present during the whole session.
The Board Of Supervisors has appropriated
funds TO pay instructors, and competent practi-
cal teachers have been engaged.
Free entertainment will be furnished 70 ladies
who desire 1t.
School directors are requested to meet the
County Superintendent on Friday T. NJ, Oct q,
when such as may desire will be instructed in
making sut reports and in the transaction of
such other business connected with the schools
as may come before the meeting.
It is earnestly requested that every school dis
trict in the county be represented at this meet.
ing. G. 8. WEDGEwOOD, hest. er-ctcio.
WM. BRADY, Sec.
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REV. q. A. CLEVELAND, pastor Of the NJ. E.
Church, Philadelphia, says Of our " Our Fathers
House" I take great pleasure in commencing
this instructive and fascinating book to my
friends, and, as far as may, to the general pub.
lie. See advertisement in another column
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, LAsAhlr Co.'s

Ottawa, Oct. S, lS;0.-3mos SAM. DUNAVAN
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The square dealing one pr,oe clothing and mer-
chant tailors Alschuler T. Co., in the Alschul-
er building, solicit the public to call and exam.
inc their splendid and we'll got up, western, home.
made clothing. They warrant to give satisfac.
ton in every instance. All goods marked In
plain figures. % =
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the administration of President Johnson. for
their private use. Because johnson refused TO
aid in their schems, then came the impeachment
managed by Butler AMI Logan, sceL ng to avenge
themselves upon johnson; a Proceeding disap.
proved of by such men as Senator Trumbull
and other republican senator's Tier fore could
not vote for John A. Logan. (Applausel
prefer honest, good and true men for every Office,
high or low. I would prefer an upright, hon.
est and sober republican to an unsound demo.
crat, or such II man for instance as Chief Justice
Lawrence Of the Supr emo Court of this State
whose upright character, pure life and superior
legal abilities make him an ornament to the
state. But had to elect, my first choice for
United States Senator would be Hon. Sidney
Breese, to whom the State of Illinois is 80 great.
ly indebted tor her present prosperity, he BE-.
ing the first to suggest the great Illinois Central
railroad. He ia the first great statesman who
advocated, in the United States Senate, the
construction of the Pacific railroad, twenty-five
years ago, 30 as to connect the Atlantic with tho
Pacific oceans, binding this continent with bands
OF iron. Logan himself was the approver and
supporter of the infamous laws Of this state. He
caanged his political course just precisely when
q colonels commission with promises of high
honors and emoluments, consequently his polit.
cal Vows seem to DO q merchantable article"
He referred to tho unfair mode Of distributing
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A new stock Of Picture Frames, Albums
Books, Oroquet, Gold Pens aod Fancy Goods q
Oash's, dostoffioe block.
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#arrteD.

On the cath ul at the residence brides father by A.
b. Smith, ESQ., Mr.. LOUIS tv. RINH to Miss JULIA kE6NlH
HAMALLE, all OF Ottawa, Illinois.
AT the Clifton Hotel the 9th n by Arthur Lockwood
ESQ., Mr. AL0Nzo BROWN to Miss ELIZA ANN WRIGHT, both
OF StreatOr, Illinois.
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Subscriptions received for thsprissipal papers
and periodicals In The United States, q Osnaa q
HapsmanS.
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Miss Mary Morris, of New Rutland, in this
county, was gored to death by COW last week
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State OF ILLINOIS,, LASALLE Co.-ss
~ county Court NeyeoE 10 Jinndrv Term, ISL. .
Carswell ~ Isaac L. Schroeder, Mary Cary, Nc
Chdacery
1t appearing from affidavit le In the once Of the clerk
81 said court that said DEFENDANTS Isaac L. Schroeder and
complainant having Med his bill Of complaint IN said court
on the chancery side thereof the 10th day OF August
A. D. 1870 herein and summons having been issued thereon
according to law;
Notice, therefore, h hereby given 10 said delndants Isaac
L. Schroeder and Mcclure Thompson that unss you shall
b and appear before cad court q 'd term there
on the rst Monday Of January next D. i, when ard
muir or except to said bll the same win Do taken for con-
cssed against you and tho matters and hlnge therein prayed
for dccrced accordingly. n. L. MxAD. Clerk.
DAxIkL EVANS Solicitor. oeU
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Call at the square dealing, one price clothing
house, No. IA, LaSalle street, whore no hxmbug
or deceit upon customers is SLOWED to b prac.
ticed.
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40 TEACHERS.

Public Examinations Teachers win NJ held the fourth
Saturday of each month at the High school building IN Oa'
Hereafter no persons will be examined to teach school In
La Sale county except ut the places and times appointed tor
public examinations by the County Mr. Wn
Jenkins OF Ottawa Ia authorised deputy, but he VIII NOS
examine applicants during the intervals between the days APP
pointed for public examinations VIZ: fourth Saturday OF
each month.
In ONCE, over Bank La Sale La SALE Ms every Mon
day GEO. s. WRDGEWOOD
xpril y, iSTl-iy County school Superintendent.
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HOME MATTERS,


Public Schools.
Following is an abstract of the Superintend.
ents report for the school month ending Sep
TENDER Both 1870.
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I Asst CALL!
All persons knowing themselves indebted the late firm
of c. Hackshaw Co. hereby notified that unless their
counts settled In the next ten days they must expect
pay costs Of collection.
settlement can be made with the undersigned.
G. UACkSHAW.
October sth, lS,O.-?w BECKwITH HART.
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LATEST SNIP NEWS
DOMESTIC PORTS.


Bo.roy March Arrived steamship Ganess from New fot
Eagle from Liverpool spoken, haen 49, Oh 'Ap' w"
,hip Rainbow from Penang for Boston NIL. .,
poErnKs. MoyKoE March 2-Passed bark Jra'ed u"
R.bmond Sailed u. \ steamer Frole for Newfork
S,y.sS,H Ga, March 25-Arnved ,teamshp Leo ron nes
YORK seb Tennessee Philadelphia Cleared, ehrs Cyrus fo
for Boston Coquet;. for NASSAU ,, - Az,
\ c. March 2-Arnved. steamship James nof.
from Gull FROM Baltimore The steamer bouno No'D
have been detainee by northeast gale. crs
Cleared ships Golden Gate for Liverpool with o SACKS OF Ne
Gep Fleece for Hong Kong with 900 barrels fou 5000 saeis Of
xhtSt
FOREIGN PORTS.
nrBty March 2-Tbe Neptune Bart previously reported |"
have pu sligo OF weather repairing she hAn Us
charged the portion damaged By nat~ and WI
coon she has completed repairs
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,,i,, tho repor, was I'm the direction OF his house
heard two reports he told me while putting ~ W.
apples that he had shot ut hawk ana missed tis
home little after o. he had been down hearted ny spt
all through the FAN he has never told me inc re"So"
his depression. -. ,,o r.u
that he was addicted TO liquor the night DeIore ew
Years him by the store ana spoke 10 nun no
seened depressed thought he acted irratoDaiy'
Redirect-hs gun he usually kept In the sltlngr3on
and sometimes In the kitchen never saw u IN tue peu
room he was often the barn and around the wagon
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Westminster Hotel-The Hon. Geo. w. Miller
trpnoIiian Uotcl-Lewis Downing ChieD; SAM. Smith,
e. n Vann, j. n. Parker. and ". L. Adalr, Indians o
the Cherokee Nation: the Hon. Foster Biodgelt am
Inbraim Twectv Of Georgia. and the Hon o. H.
Wright of Illinois. - Asior honse-Ih R-ey m0p
House-The Rev. G.. T. Rider OF foughhceP1e'
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SENTENCE or AN INCENDIARY.

The case OF Margaret Mcclure, indicted on
charge OF arson disposed of by Judge Bedford IN
Court of General Sessions yesterday appeared IN
evidence that Margaret employed an domestic In
the family OF ADTaD Sampson, No ia East Forty third
A. that some difficulty arose between her aud her EN-
pGyer Ia gard 10 aud that the I'D ~ ffbfu
ay sho set fire 10 the huuse. Her counsel, who had IN
tended 10 plead L6iy, was forced 10 sbaDdOn THIS
plea prIsonfr was scbtenced 10 sh yeas and Az
iaanths Ia the slate IrIs0s-
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HOME NEWS.


TIKI WkAIHbh
Hzv Yct' Heo' Ther Bsr. wied honf nc "..SW
MAI S-7. 2Ro m4oNw ~ 1R Nv
50 Jlt6 NV = - NH N'wy
go A6 NV. II ~ 0SN Nd
Yester day was bright: sunshny uay: pnt Ihe n1r
ing windy and remarkably cold for the season Iho
sky as clear 10 y NJ then hight hazy clouds OF the
CIR stratus formation appeared IN the - FROM 10
10 .ghtiy bazy: slightly cloudy, 1920 Polar lights weak
H. H. The mercury the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS about
rrse tlo unusually low point 81 2Go such low tempe
tre may occur ABOUT once 10 years during the clos
nc DAYS Of March Ia 1869, March 25 the Thermometer
ala a M shaved 30; az noon, so; q. NJ, 49,; D. n
&c. 2 D. IN $50; II p. ~, 81
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Those who have contracted Colds
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about Consumption promptly resorDg the EIpeoOrAn and
one threatened With Throat will End this remedy equally e1c
tus ssorng relief obsueng phgu and healing the nfsmsd
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Dr.S.B.Smith's Magnetic Salve,O Bway cures
urp, .oius bsrb.I Itch lie Wholesale At Cneadsni oibs'
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