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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or NEw- February IS
CLEARED.
st,,rh.yn.'Bd HAZEL B,Imor' v,r0ns Spencer Galveston
Sfp.-wm T,r.co,, souf Louioa. s,.ui,n schbys Au,r
d Blsr c.dI Mad, CDaieh SIss ROTTERDAM; r,re'' Gale
Mafaoiboi M.T A Way. ka"' hA''h. Able Grail. Ss'ns'
Brg Fs,rl,., Gr.,n-ood csri.aa.
Pare Prescott, B:'ises hor,sa, sOrtos Ds@,T,r,
W,l.m. Cor,os E,sbsn y C. B.svarl MeGee CITY Point
ARRIVED.
Steamship Union Dryer Bremen fsb u aud SOUTHAMPTON l'
sI.,%hp 81 Laurent L,n, Ha'rc Vi, Bre Feb u.s. Ii', and
6ds raon fIr L. Brood RE J s.a " a,y' soss,
s SIS T Tsss 81, fIsa To@ss %.sn.oa \ C. Sd.y umS,
'" s I Rs peelon Gor,,o~n 10 da. naval store,
SLr EaIJ II s.ylor hayo Wilmington n c. days Ina''i
.cuoossR,-R1EE ool.rwnt
Alec BAKER Roelsrd. hne stephen wa'srmsn PTe'denee
DAVID wing Easton W. H. h,ngAm, Nes Bedford
Craihi, jIss Pro,lsae,. Geo B. cCnover, rro'o'sce.
nrleu, Brooils,n Jane gIoo.hs,ea.
Rachel Ysbnsinan, ssvshr.h James 81 iabeihsoft
TreI Tr,T Elnhsihport CBion Bhtabeihport
ii il. Wilson E,abstbPor. nate C'issh,a kli.Oe'hport
H.ni,t. Elnhsthport hs,.d. kli.eslagolt
wisD.@Sasdosp. Hsai. n. W. e,.t
B.rl.-cabrli ror ST. Crori risl,ni Car,co.
DOMESTIC PORTs.
Feb 2-AuVcl. steamship Ah,mbrs from Ssranush
S P.,s tom ii,,i Annie om MianIas .chL Wbnsy Ions
sss Ta.soco Feb n-s..d bark Sp,tps Dew for Sydney.
wussoros n c. P,b 2sArry-d Steamship, Volunteer from
NesYorl Posss rhaicph, Cleared steamship ". T. CLYDE
Nss foft
slv.ssAH Ga, Feb 3-AuVed. brs Pinchlto Cuba r. H.
Baltimore; ,chr. Jesse H.
Cleared brig star Nsaurss bark Margaret Evans for
liverpool schn A. FsbEan, Boston, steamship H. Livingston
kssioTk.
WITALERS.
letter from Capt B.bcoek Of the b.t Ad-ne Gibbs Of b.
ports Dee o. with bba spena ami bills
whale oil gu board. 700 sperm aud 30 whale all obound home
Reports do ship MARY smith, Esshown hal been 10 dock bsahed
aud eoppsTsi bot sill ieshed.
SPOKEN.
Bari Commodore Dupont from Havana for s~York Feb lat
n, long IL.
MEMORANDA.
Barb which whleys Island Puket
Sound, has been absBionsi by the Uudsrrnt.A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26
CRIMINAL.

Justice Ledwith held Court AT Essex Market.
Francis Ranney OF No. 435 East EighteeDth.st. waa
charged with the larceny OF span or horses aud c0sch.
valued at $500 belonging 20 Robert Montelth OF No ol3
West Houstonst. Monteith sent his equipage TO the
ferry IN charge OF his servant James Car.
roll on the 23d nst but heard OF IL more until
Yesterday when found at the resdence Of the prs
oner. Ranney pleaded not guilty, aud was committed
for ysuina Eliza Colrner committed IN do
FAINT of q for the larceny Of valuable silk dress
non Anna Taylor VI No oS frstave.. on tho eth Of
January
At the Tombs Police Coart, yesterday. was
brought James NJ Geary. carnan q charge of hav
ing presented at the store OF Hnde Drake Co.. at No
n Teast, order pnrportmg 10 have been drAwniby
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26
TIE MERKLE HOMICIDE

Officers McCafferty and Butcher Of the Six.
teenh Precinct yesterday brought before Justice Scott
presiding at the Jefferson Market Police Court two mon
giving their names as Patrick Fitzpatrick and James
Strong suspicion OF being concerned the murder OF
John Merkle 10 may be remembered that Merke was
beaten 20 death front OF hts residence No t57
Tenth ave, the night Of Feb. !, by four men, who
attacked him and companion Goteib HObiiDger. with
out the slightest prOyOCatOn HOhliDger succeeded la
making his escape without serious injury but Merke
died very afterward. Three men, Including the
secured Yesterday have been arrested suspicion.
FITZPATRICK and Strong committed TO await the
disDostion OF the Coroner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT
BKDOkLNN.

The L. S. agt. Richard ROWidnd, T.. II. Mer-
rick and IT. Perrn-Thcse def ndan.. It viii Toe remem'
bcrcd were arrested charge q, attempting 10 de-
fraud the Government by means Of an alleged fnudu-
lent mortgage a. detailed In Tuesdays TEIBuNE. At
noon YESTERDAY the accused parties were brought mp be-
fore United States Commissioner Newton for cNnmina-
ton Rowland and MerTick were represented by Mr. H..
H. Whtbcck and Perrin By Mr. Thomas McGrYth. As
elsant D-tiicAttorncy Mr. l.. l. Paris moyodbn boz
half Government that the mortgage alleged 10 be
fraudulent should Doe produced IN Court The document
In question II IN possession Of Mr. Whibeck who de-
Glued 10 produce H. and the therefore adjourned
until Wednesday next, when The matter viii ho argued.
Rowland has already given bail n $4,000 for his nl-
pcaranco on that day Perrin gave bal yesterday ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26
INOUEsTa.

Coroner Schirmer yesterday held an inquest
at the Tonbs over the body OF Vim. Ill., German, age
49, who was committed to the Tombs by Justice BiIby,
on charge OF insanity, and died vhilo awaiting the &C
ton of the Commissioners Of Charities and Corrections
verdict OF accidental death was given Ia the case
OF John y. Buffet real estate agent VINO died AZ MS
residence No $50 Sevcnthaye from the effect OF IN
jures received the 18th INST he having been run over
while crossing F1fthave at Twenty third II. Coroner
Hymn was requested 20 hold inquest at NO SIC West
Forty .fourthst the body OF Patrick DorgaD the
driver of car No OF the Tenthave line, who fell under
his car was and instantly killed on Thursday
ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26

psh IT, existing treaties shond be abrogaed Tho legal
status Of the unevzed Indians should be that OF wards
teet them, to educate them In industry the arts Of cy
cation and the principles of Christianity elevate them
to the rights Of citizenship, and TO sustain and clOhe
them until they support themselves. The payment
OF money annues to the Indians should be abandO
for the that such payments encourage deness
and vice. TO the injury of those whom 1t Is intended to
benefit Schools should established, and teachers en-
ployed by the Government introduce the English Ian
guage in every tribe The honest and prompt perform
of all the treaty obligations 10 the reservation In
dams is absolutely necessary in the benevolent
designs of the administration
INDIAN DEPREDATIONs NEAR OMAHA.
OMAHA, Neb., Feb. pa party of ten In
dams off herd OF cattle Pine Bluffs this
ing They were pursued by four citizens who fired
upon and killed The other three returned leav.
ing the body Of their murdered comrade with the Indians
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26
SUPREME coURT-Clncrn-PARt /.

BgOre Jutae Hggdhdm.-Ihe Chrch Sreef
E.teHsDn-i. r. Hdrtrsieyt al. agt Inc huyOr II al
The plaintiffs in TINS action were awarded on December
80 1901 the Of tsO for their property at No % Court
land which taken for the ChIrchst. extension
The award not paid until the l2th day of june 1872
wcle plaintiffs claim that IL should have been PAID ON
the soh day Of Aprl. 1914, and therefore brought suit
to fecsycrcT The iuteret for that period: The Judge
ordered the jury 10 Iud for plaintiff. and granted an
extra allowance Of per cent IUr plaintiff j. Hooker
Ulinerslcy; for defend ant. Aaron J. Ndnderpuel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26
THE THIRTY HIRD-sT ExPLosIoN-ANoTHER
DEATH.

George Hussey, one of the men scaldcd by
the recent boiler explosion at No BIS West Thirty
st. died yesterday at his late residence NO H9 west
Tlrty.seyonthst He native OF England, aged 80
wears and by occupation paperstainer employed by
Messrs Decker co. James Donnelly the engineer, re-
mains In critical condition The investigation into the
causes which led 10 the explosion 10 be commenced
Monday by Coroner Flynn. number OF persons re-
parded experts In the manufacture ana care OF boilers
nave been summoned 10 attend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26
UNITED STATES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The t. s. agt Robert u. Bogdu.-Thc de
PENDANT ia tins formerly employed M The Brook
lyn Navy Yard Paymhsters Clerk. In December i'.
DO was charged with having appropriated a
large amount ~ money belonging 20 The
Government and he disappeared Immediately
aficrwari, proceedings were commenced against
him ~ the L. = Circuit Court pJU ~ horses and
wagon and other valuable proper valued q Nhp wcTo
selcd the Government, aud Oh tue tal % was rlowh
that the amount ~ money alleged 10 have been
appropriated by Boglrt Was s27.lls % Iio
snt In tho absence Of defendant. was Dc.
rlded In favor Of the Government, and Judgment
was rendered against Bogaft for The aforementioned
amount. Last FAN II may De remembered that Bngart
was arrested Houston, Texas, and brought a. iis
city lie Vas then handed over 90 The naval authorities
aud tried by court iaTal but when tho evidence ana
nndugs ~ thc Court forwarded 20 Washington tic
secrc the Navy directed that he should be turned
over 10 the civil authu-!iiCs Acr mat was done Tho
accused was released bail. aud j. stl aw altug fls
ON an Indictment found against Hun about sis months
ago In the civil suit he iH represented ~ Mr Henry G.
Place, who has applied 10 Judge Benedict Tor leave To
make motion for new tndl on TIE ground that since
the 81 tho defendant evidence N hls favor
has been discovered The Judge directed that the ucccs
say papers should No. prepared and handed o. him for
inspection u expected That the formal motion Tor
new trial alll be made iB few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26
COMMON PLEAs-TmAL TrRa-PAnr H.

Before Judge Lore.-A Real Estate Case
HIrfi,t A. j. Lunch agt DIHioi q. Van Accommodating
brings on action recover his commissions rs real
estate broker Tho question IN the Is whether the
persOn Who employs real estate broker to purchase
house and the latter makes effort To do 40, but fails In
satisfying his employer In entitled 10 his customary com
missl0n. the same as though the purchase was made
The Jury disagreed and the settled by the de-
PENDANT paying tgJu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26
UNITED STATS CIRCUIT COURT.

Indicfments.-Judge WOOdford will sit in the
United States Circuit Court today at the request Of the
Grand jury for the purpose OF receiving the indictments
which have been found by that body during the past
few months. When the bills bhyu been presented, the
Jury Will be discharged for the term. The for
the most part, important aud their hearing will excite
much interest. The Judge Will st ~ days. 10 dispose OF
the large amount Of criminal business the calendar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26
Bort -Maro,ns' Nutits.

srlrs o. NlwTosH, /
PoIswAapsSs OsUos. No. ~ "iliAsn
NOTICE 10 hereby given, In accordance W .,n
IN Seeea Of the Act passed April H. 1887 entitled A. aes
Rsssssiss Psa ei hsv ~ pcs,,
charge Of the subject nA'sfo &c.
susy dat Oievins vessels are 10. VII
that The said surveys ssd
b osae,ssst uiiha Ven daJs ssls saesssaiH 'ss
sssssIsi ..xER
Barb Uruguay. 4 R.binsoaa
Bart James WELSH. ""S'--
BsbL I: = PrssidssA
u~s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26
SUPREME COMMUNICATION II.

Before Mr.. Justice Brddy.-Ciark agt Gar
diaor.-ThB action, which brought Ia recover
damages for false repre- entatiOns with respect
patent for lighting gas by electricity decided yes
ssOs g. James Rdgway and +. &. Mount for plaintiff
Sheldon * Brown for defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26

At the YOTkyille Police Court, yesterday.
George w. Brewer arraigDed before Justice Brby
charge of stealing oyercOat the property OF John
swartz of No 1858 East Fifty thrdst.. Wednesday
last Brewer admitted bis guilt and said tina, he had
pawDed The cont AT the pawnOfce Of j. Aaron, No iT
brands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26
SUPERIOR cOURr-JunY TRIAL TrGu.-P,nr II.

BJOre Judge JOHes.-OscdT Hort, MaiU Car
hr, aud WWtdm r. Hdtorhouse, agt. Anfrep q. Rust
Plaintiff claimed ti9G - which he alleged defends ant
owed lot OF liquors sold TO him 1858
alleged that he had paid the demanded and asked
that the complaint 10 dismissed coats The Jury
brought ia % verdict for plaintiff " ~ 10. Connolly
Schcnck for plaintiff; II. j.. FarnswOrth for defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26
>r,ys pACKAGfs ron TnR PRESS

CAPTAIN, 800 par.r, a., r"rt are q"-sl TO
E orb As.rc siei Press ou' %
feaa, sILtus sr'lru Ilthatf II !! w. s"ue1 n'ne'h
40 N.s.rLsrss o JarrHHi Ccra>rr, If IH'ltN
H..A Sla. lJIss ErtatHs Fef toHHfr1fl f4rs'v Aif'
g.sy sai ltftrr Dfu0kIs sloli .i0 ~ delivered "lf |"
til
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26
UNITED STATES coMMIssIoNERs OFFICE.

Before Commissioner Sietds.-AnOther Liquor
Case-TlOmss Ryan. iwh0esale liquor dealer against
whom evidence had been taken by Assistant DlstrctAt
tOrey Purdey, for alleged violation OF the Internal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26
pLP4ETURE or F0REIGN MAILS.

a., ,r Flrors SCOTT symptom Erceu. steamship st
f-s W,aErr close az gHsDLos ~ Ht~ausHg sails 81 :
Asar.,urisr, Nal sf pad letters oa. w.ls ~ brsn
Per. asd c.osfs a. $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26
FRIDAYS WEATHER RFPo
MlNIhruKk ALMANA

MINIATURE ALMANAC
nm , SO Moob t:77
S.nay 3l2 Gov, i'snd.... So Hell Gate -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26
Situations @lanttN Malss.

YOUNG MAN Of business experience
,..sug and rug aueny Eug,h. French. and German De
sire, . SITUATION a, CORRESPONDENT ASSISTANT BOON
KEFPtR CLERK wherein yonng man OF good
habits made useful Best references be r'en Ad1S T.
l. r. Boz 100 Tribune Omcs
A YOUNG MAN. a good penman and ac-
n eo,p.nt desire. alton BoOKKBEPBR ASSISTANT.
Gooi references &C. Address VICTOR. Tribune ohce
COPYISTs SITUATION WANTED-Iiave
~ been used To compiling rewriting MSS and been eonsciei With
the Re- years Address for three days PbNhAs
Trbuae omee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26
GcpHrtnrrship goiiffs.

6opartmrsbip gotifts
vJ,HE Copartnership heretofore existing s 6e-
Il tseen the usdengheu " "'' Wy 1IiAs n POLLARD,
forh res w. 100" sAML ". CABIN.
JNO H. IL PESIiISk
- Ar. -. ,..Y,t,p will be continued bx the
The bnspsn OF IVY 49, gIIAs n. POLLARD,
defseseu D. 'be "se'"'s sAN'l W sAbiN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26
StIp &tanttN.

AGENTS WANTED-To sell OUR HOME
~ PHYSICIAN the Handy Family Medicine. By Dr. Beard
Just The hard times Wheu people cannot aaod To pay
Doctsrt Bills snd hopeT. Health and Life Circulars
h. u. IkhAI a 70, fnbhshtrr 90 pt"snssy, y, u
NNTANTED-A SECRETARY for a SAVINGS
w BANK be thorough accountants having huosedgs
and Of the German language VII have preference Adfe
vim r,ierspc,, BANK, Box 1850 City Post ohee =
NXrANTED-A strictly temperate, industrious
Man travel With sht samples over vel s',,o;nsa TS%,s -
Trade preferred stating previous occupation salary DO
sired, diving references A. Il. l. Co. Station 3" A.
lJANTED-An intelligent, strong and active
w Roy with good Address box JoOs " l. L.
o.. si.tug fall particulars ---------
NOUNG MAN WANTED in blank book
aud stationery store; acquainted VIA ne bn'ns" Ps'"
lIir,. ST. TIOSHR Boz 704 kes York Postohee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26
Situations 1Iantrb fsmalts.


SITUATION WANTED by n German
~ GIRL do gers hous,wors or cock washer aaa r0asE
CT, Apply At No firs a., corner so-ef''
NVANTED-By a young GERMAN GIRL, a
w SITUATION IA nall family Please call At 80 RyugIoHst
fooC
DEP.sTxrSr OF PUBIC CasEIrIss sSp CoHEscToS
EREF LABOR and INTELLIGENCE BU-
REAU Pmp,ons Bui1g OF Ninth aud suyVessat SIS
Pryat. Families Hotels houses &c, vii tsi good recon
Chamber
uudrssses lie also Aborers iafmefs gar
10 either emposf or empo!e
' q. VI. LOSRR. Superintendent
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS constantly
Ntto ouui Mrs hilDs uEkAAN lhsIIlOis III h'f"AH
between staa and RTiugtons ST.
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!Hniistrp.

/sOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION ong
" I'll. .sss's. e s,so.; sI1s ga %ssTs .ai DO IL.
WIrH3vr PANS 5000 pstsss TESTIFY Bee ssH Ban"
,Ass . 10 Cooper Iasstats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26

Professional Nutitn
nR. OLlN, 81 Bond-st., New York, OF Union
wide regulations onoe, psrors reception waiting nursing so
complete In Amsnea Fees moderate Seud
mr.. .mos for ae Thousands efhe unfortunate ioa
49, si,i. ut, snpuay 80 latter failed state
nj. oniniou cost nothing. Hours, pa 10 10 y D. m
nR. HUNTER, SO Bond-st., one door from
Bovtr date aud for nearly 20 years Al No DIVISION eA
9u The worst without shorter TINE IMAM any
oth. ph,,ei,n charge Consultation and medicine %
nR. HUNTERS BOTANIC CORDIAL
restores ,sor VI veuth 10 ueef gives hs hu uensn 70
the most dsbsd o. pint bottle Al - Bond@ D00A Oh nor
debility 60 pages. gratis -----------
nR. LEWIS, No. Z Beach-st., makes specially
ali mercury. Those smeted shon1 oe
careful 10 and right place The DR. has gwen ." apu"H ~
di..,se, for the last yess In Ne-.Sork CITY.
Lost, How Restored;-3d
wi edition just ,,ued br LEWIS D. 80 pss s. Dis
ho,. tresvg all Urinary Diseases -,
,sss. OF he ood etc. during practice o. 70 Years ~ 4.
~ an. ,ne and character Of tbo Ds HIS description ~
,hs Mind viii Immediately recognized by every
N. a. m. SANE points oct aede Of cure AZ o9Se Az
mi ssss,1s seat seal paa envelope fos " es'" "
drs.. DR. LkwIs. Besehst, N l.
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THE SILENT SEWING MACHINE! !!
The Wilcox h Gibbs Sewing Machine!


kinds without delay hesitation, fidelity
Superior Strength and Durability Of Work,
of
In nproofof this assertion is the snifcan fact
That
a
OF sfroma of
from the of Augusta
respective
work ured, of from to six
fmii of
i
SIM in its mar n e OF or
S. s. Brooks Mrs +
EnochSa
NJ. Potter
Iy IIoyt
W. Cross Al
c Z. Page, H.. g.. Smiley
{. IIo, Mnnic Wout
C Starbri Thomas
Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Agency,
At r. LYFORD,
t5mar AUGUSTA.
Also. for Sale above, A. B. HOWE, Improved!
A stndrt,a ando of the most treiat fine in USE
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Published on Water, Foot of Court Street,
AUGUSTA, MAINE.
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Contains the latest news by telegraph and mail
gives repoxs of the Markets and has carefully pre-
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4oetru.
FOR the Joi
A REVERE.

For the journal.
A REVERE.
am sitting by the window,
And my thoughts will come and go.
Like the tiny bursting foam-bells,
As the waters onward flow.
Ny lone spirit troops in sadness,
And my stricken heart bows low,
Signing for the hours Of gladness,
And the friends of long ago.
But seem to feel the presence
OF some sainted spirit near,
And voice of silvery sweetness,
Softly falls upon my ear.
And its tones low, sweet, and loving,
Tell me cherished ones are nigh;
Bid my spirit cease its grieving;
They are coming by and by.
And ask the shining angel
As it wandereth below,
Are there weary hearts in Heaven:
But the mild sweet voice says No.
Is my darling mother with you?
And my sister fond and dear?
Gently comes this soothing answer,
Cheer up moulner, they are here.
Are there days of bitter sorrow!
Are there nights of bitter woes
Wistful, yearning for the morrow?
Still the seraph voice says No.
Will a brother strive with brother:
Will the crimson llfetide flow:
Staining red the bright life waters =?
Sweety comes the answer No.
Where the silver surge is breaking,
On the bright and golden shore
There shall be no evil speaking,
And no strife forevermore.
Shall hear the angels calling,
When the SHOWS on meadows lie:
Or when autumn leaves are falling,
Will it not be my time to die?
Cease, oh cease thy vain repining,
When the Fathers voice says come,
Then Loves tender ties entwining,
Round thy soul will bear it home.
Gladly do the work before thee,
In the moments as they fly,
Waiting for thy crown ofglory,
For the faithful by and by.
LLEWELLYN y. WADSWORTH
Augusta, May 5, 1870.
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