Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 March 1857 — Page 3

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STATE SENTINEL.

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TUESDAY MORNING, IfAB.81.1007.

DEMOCRATIC IfOMISfATIOMS.

i Ft Ttwmtkir Trustu, OBTUSTOPHEB G. WERBKi Ft TstttMp Clsrt, CALVIN TAYLOR; Ft Vmsthip Trtusursr, ALFRED J. BOOKER; Ft CfcMMftfc*, EDWARD DAVIE, OLIVER KBELY, GOTTHARD FELD, JACOB BIBBING.

(KrJ.O. VMlgbM, Uie Mnior •ditor of the Chicago Triton a, ratiraa from that ptf«r la roan me the practlei of her.

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(KrMadam Lola Montes and rnite weir ! gaarta at the Bates Home oo Easday. Tb» ; party were m rmU for Loaiarille.

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fifth War* Deaaeowttc MeetUhT. The Democrats of the Fifth Ward will meet in the room occupied by Wuoht, CokntriT A Hatdks, Blake's Commercial Row, oorner of Illinois street and Kantneky A Tonne, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Ana tbs 1st, it half past seven o’clock, for tbe purpose of nominating two Coaodlmea and appointment of delegatee to the City Convention.

63” How. T. J. Hbwly, of California, and ; formerly member of Congress from this State, was in tbe city yesterday, stopping at tbe Palmer House.

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Boa-a-Dcrs—Dus !—The Black Bapnbli cane here nominated Dram for City Clerk. He will be defeated—far it's a common thing to beat tbe dram.

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Chartw’ IioaSsa Oeahal Oa, to foe pan* ba MatiWtoSto Basnet ef Jaalpn, Ihaasma. Cbntos 1 1 laina OiaBsl QlatoeeM lr aBBfemm Ons—la tbe Utotad Ham, anS as sn atoo aaa mbs osltod 11 Umtoa CsaMJ «Ha n —to srsid bay ealv “CSABtBT.w BtfeH ear totowefhMStoroa aarvavatanraarksslh. Titos aas dollar tor qaarto, tftr ntsforpteto. BMnTWD 0. CBAXLBB.

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Wheat dall sad prices aontanl. Tbe amrl-to anfkct was Terr .

noas pork atfn 9e, bat the anrket M ad rate sad etosed deB; balk nastoeiasatof

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Cooob warket am-sales ef MBS halea Floarls aiot—satos of SASU bbls. Whset Bsprsaasd salsa ed rABO baM. Cora Sm salsa of SI# • base. Pork bean- Baef Sna ard haavy-sstos of IADS Mds. heavy at ItMmue. Wbtoay steady. CoMedon. _ la 1m aad oeayant, with a laiaa apanatottro iar, aad prlaaa bare adraaetd 1c f %, Llaaaad oB

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Mon Bokcw.—John Dean end wife, the distinguished New York celebrities, were registered at Bates House on Saturday. The happy couple were on their way to Louisville, end while in the city created qnite an excitement.

WnehUswten Township. Notice ie hereby given that there will be a as. Jk»mm aa s s *p x mt oof tbe Democracy of Washington Township st BBOAD RIPPLE, on the first Mobday iv Apxil, at 2 p. m., to select delegates to attend the County Convention to nominate a candidate for County Clerk. Aquilla Hiltow, A. B. Shaw, Kobrat Eaal, J. Maloiv, David Hurr, H. Ebal.

ThlrA WarA Demoeratle Vlretlac. The Democrats of the Third Ward will hold a meeting at the GOVERNORS’ CIRCLE, on TUESDAY EVENING, Mabch IJIht, at half past seven o’clock. The appointment of delegates to a City Con van don, and the selection of two Connoilmen for the Ward, will be a part of the business of the meeting. It is desirable that every Democrat in the Ward should be present

seventh Warn Democratic meeting. The Democrats of tbe Seventh Ward will hold a meeting at the Hall of the Union Fire Co^ No. C, on Tuesday evening, March 31st, at half-past 7 o’clock. The appointment of delegates to a City Convention and the selection of two Councilmen for tbe Ward will be a part of the business of the the meeting. It ie hoped every Democrat in the Ward will attend this meeting. Turn out Seventh Ward Democrats.

Gbxat 8alx or OuBioemn.—Let our ritisens be on the qui vive, to-morrow, for something rare ie to tarn up at tbe Diagonal Junction, opposite the Journal Office. It is nothing more nor lees than a tale of "Curiosities'* to gratify the curiosity of the curious. Let all tbe world end his wife be on hand with the dimes. Sale at 11 o’clock ▲. u.

(ET Dr. Heart, the eminent Lang Doctor, whose advertisement appears in another column, and whose circulars we distribnted few days since, has arrived in Indianapolis and taken rooms at Mrs. Kinder's Boarding Hoose, on Washington street, where he will remain just oke week and ho i.ohoeb. For particulars see circulars. msr30il3t.

Atheeeum.—Mods and Madame Mertenia take a benefit at the Athenenm this evening. Marteoieis the very best wire dancer and jag gler, we have no hesitation in saying, in tbe whole country. Hie performances cannot be excelled, and are truly astonishing and wonderful. The Madame is a beautiful and accomplished lady, very graceful as a danaeuse, and very attractive. We commend them both to the liberal patronage of a generous and cultivated public. We would say to tbe fraternity that Mon’s is on the square.

Sixth Ward, Attention I Dkmocbatio Meeting.—The Democracy of the Sixth Ward will meet in the front room of the ATUENEUM BUILDING, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Aran. 1st, at 7^ o’clock, for the parpoee of appointing Delegates to the Oity Convention, nominating two candidates for Councilmen, and transacting such other business as may come before the meeting. Democrats of the Sixth, turn out, and let’s go into the canvass with a determination to beat the Black Republicans at the onsaing city election.

0^7* The poet says : 11 Beauty unadorned, adorned the moat;’' but besnty disfigured with unsightly pimples and other skin diseases, is worse than no beauty. Palmer’s Lotion should bo nsed in all such cases. "It never fails.” mch26 d&wlw.

iErHA Insurance Compant.—The sub. stantial footing on which this old snd wealthy Company is organized, and the promptness with which its liabilities are paid, are universally known and conceded. The Company suffered heavy losses by tbe fire which occurred, a few weeks since, in Greenfield, Hancock county. A. R. Meeks 3t Co. had an insurance in the ^Etna to the amount of four thousand seven hundred and thirty-seven dollars, which amount was paid to them in full, on the 27th, by J. B. Bennett, General Agent of the Company. The policy was issued by Wm. Henderson, Agent for this oity.

OiT The Ladies Weekly Tribune speaking of the " Indianapolis papers” says:— Wt have heard that a paper has been published here called tbe “ Sentinel,” but as we have never seen it, can say nothing about it For the benefit of the Tribune whose fair contributors, we know, must be anxious on the subjeet, we would state that the Sentinel is pretty considerable of a paper, if not more, and is, withal, good-lookirtg. The editors of the Sentinel are more than considerable, and are better looking. If our carrier does not introdnee us to the Lsdles of the Tribune, we shall have him indicted before a Grand High Inquest of the sex, and tried by a jury of any twelve that they may select.

OansecratiC WarA meeting. Satcedat Evening, March 28,1857. The democracy of the First Ward met at Petrie’s Hall pursuant to notice. George Durban was called to the chair, and Calvin Taylor appointed secretary. The following gentlemen were chosen as delegates to the City Convention : John R Elder, D. J. Cahill, R. Talkiogton, A. D. Hyde, A Springsteen, G. W. Griffith and A. W. McOuat. The following resolution was unanimously passed : Resolved, That in the opinion of the democrats of the First Ward, the City Contention should be held Wednesday evening, April 8th, 1867, at 7^ o’clock. Messrs. George Durham and Daniil Killy were nominated as the democratic candidslee for Conncilmen for the First wsrd. The meeting adjourned to meet again a? Petrie’s Hall, on next Saturday evening at 7* o’clock. GBORGR DURHAM, C. Taylob, 8oc*y. PsaM./

Leyi J. North and his “Plumb.”—Henry Turner, the circus proprietor, at his death recently, left the entire amount of his property —about $50,000—to Levi J. North, of Chicago, the proprietor of North's ampitheatre. Turner’s blood relations contested the will, but have finally withdrawn opposition— tbe will is to be admitted to probate, and North gets the fortune. North has already made a present of $10,000 to Turner's sister —showing himself a better brother than Turner was.

Colonel Forney.—Tbe Washington correspondent of the Bsltimore Republican says: Washington, March 24th.—I learn this morning that the Manhalship of the District of Columbia will likely be tendered to Colonel Forney. If this should happen, it will be a great disappointment to Beverly Tncker, who had marked it for his own, and expected to forget his losses on the Washington Sentinel in the enjoyment ot its princely salary. ******* James M. Buchanan, Esq., left here for Baltimore yesterday afternoon. In case Mr. Csss recalls his son from Rome, which it is believed, is his intention, Mr. Bnchansn stands in a fair way of receiving the appointment.

OiT A man who dislikes mop-handles and broomsticks should Le careful how he spits tobacco juice on a red-headed woman’s carpet.

AM ORDINANCE

For the protection of Traveler* and the preservation of

pabllc order at the Union Depot.

Src. 1. Be it ordained hy the Common ConncU of the

City of Indianapolis, that the Superintendent of the Union Railway Company shall provide In their Building, a suitable portion to be occupied hy Porters of Hotels In the City, and each of said Hotel* that mar furnish a sign or placard of the sise and form, prescribed hy said Superintendent, shall be cntlUed to place a Porter of said Hotel In the aald building, under and sutyect to the Rules and Regulations thereof. Said porter shall wear badges designating the House they respectively represent, and while In the building, or the streets adjacent thereto, shall not engage In soliciting passengers In any manner, nor Interfering with than, nor in any Mils of their respectlYe houses? hut sh&ll receive bsKKRKe checks? And the baggage for such checks, and may cadi for and remove the tame In a quiet and orderly manner. Sac. 2. Tbe omnibasses, or carriages running In connection with tbe several public houses, shall be under the direction and control of the Superintendent of the Union Railway Company, while on the street In front of the Depot building. They shall be numbered by said Superintendent, and places attached to each according to their respective numbers. Each of said omnibusses or carriages shall be accompanied by a driver and porter of the house, aad by no other servant or employer. The driver shall not engage in soliciting passengers, or calling name of houses, nor in any manner interfering with such passengers, further than drally answering any interrogations that may be put to him. All omnibuses for general accommodation to various parts of the city, shall be under and subject to the foregoing regulations and pro-

visions.

Sac. 3. The Union Hallway Company shall provide a suitable person or persons at their doors, or on the platforms, to direct passengers to the omnibasses of the public houses, which said passengns may dealgnato, or to accommodation

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(Er “We thank thee, Lonl, for the goodlj imbflT here to-night, and .that Th ju Air

mbbs also, notwithstanding the inolemenej

of the weather.”

The precise building where the above un-

ique prayer was uttirsd, has been located, by

rho profees to have heard to at least half adeaen States. We presume th«re is no

don hi of ita entire troth.

Thi effect may be Imsjrieed.—[Bpriagfield (Men.) Avf ie. ^

omnibus** for other parts of tbs dty, stating the number and posttlon of aald omnibuses, ao they can be raadily found. Said person or persons shall not Interface in any way as between public houses In directing passengers to any particular one, but shall simply designate such as may be named by such passenger* themselves. And the mid Railway Company shall keep the front of their building suSMently lighted at night, so that the numbers and podtton of said omnibuses

can be easily ascertained.

Sac. 4. AU private carriage* aad hacks for the accommodation of passengers, shall be, la like manner under the control of the Superintendent, and shall occupy the positions assigned them fronting the Depot. Sac. 5. The running for aad soHdtsttons of passengers for public houses at aad about aald Union Depot, either by Interference with them, solicitations or Importunities, or by noisy call* of the names of said houses la tbe public streets, is declared to be a nuisance and a disturbance of the public peace, and any persM or persona astgagiag la or being guilty of tbs same, shall, upon coavtottosi thereof before the Mayer, be flaed la aay sum not less than three, nor more

Nm QwmcMdry. The humbug ofoas msd- ^ ictos for all Ammso to aov gsasnOr condemned tom trash upon the people. Among those, hswaver, who dtSesant diseases, to the long sstoblstosd house of Coosstock * Brother, of H*w Tstk. A fresh supply of thdr modidashasjustbaeareeetvodto this place, among which are Cheery and Lungwort, for Cough* aad Cold*, Turkish Balm aad Victoria Hair (Horn, for the hair. Pain Killer PHI* and Best* f ilnlmsnt, Turkish Wise (atonic,) Ac., aad ouch aad all will be found on trial really good aad useful medicines. Also, their Ysuatt’s to Cartoon 1 * Boras aad Cattle medicines. The aama of Tomb la atone • guarantee of theto dency. They are such at Condition aad Heave powders. Gargling OH, Ringbone Cure, Hoof Ointment, toe. All tbsee Medicines wm recommend themselves, aad if sacs used, will be always. Agents for IndiunspoUs—Jai. Klrtan, 8. MeMUlea. mcWI-dfcwlw.

Blocks are flrm —Chisago an l Rock Island HUM

WMlgaa Houfoore76^.How tTorkOrattulCtov*-

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PIANO FORTES! WWTE HAVE SOME VERT REAUT1Wy f® 1 seven octave Plano Yortoa, which we wfll sell at vary low prices. Call aad sob at the Indiana Mutoe Store.

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I REPORTED 1

LT POM THE 8ENTI3EL.1

New Ya«x, lltoroh 28.—The gi—«r Illinois, from AspinwaU. hnivwd tbowl 8 o’clock

hstosTbut esmo oat and dfe-

Sad, bad amv«d at Fan—■ with otto hundred and ttwptj fjprj rtaareWra ftoan Gamarai Walker’s forces, in to roost destitute oondi Moo. The rpasssga to the United States was paid by the Goats Rican Govwraaent. One tasdrad left ia the Grenada for Naw Orleans aad tha rinaatodar an amoogiha paatangecs on tha Hfinots. There is nothing Inter from Gen. Walker's

position.

Tha Goats Rican papers state that 8,000 troops are to be added to the allied troops. Gen. Carres would march with fifteen hundred men upon Rivas, aad one thousand

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would march agatost San Juan del Sod with

of sum

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No. 4 Bates House. WILLIAM) to 8TOWELL.

BATES & MAOUIRE, WHOLESALE GROCERS, NO. f BATES HOUSE, marlSdly INDIANAPOLIS.

“ Ladies’ Emporium,” No. 37 East Washington Street, two doors seat of Wright HOQfQ* D. B. HUNT, Agent.

to£Ss» It Stares ywm la the Face-end all should know that Dr. Easterley’s Iodine and 8sraaparffla wffl cure all (Bseasee arising from an Impure state of tbe blood, vis : Scrofula,* old Sore* and Tetter, toe. Dr. Carter's Cough Balsam will cure Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Consumption and all affections of the Throat, Chert and Lungs. Dr. Easterly’s Fever and Ague KlHex will cure Ague and Fever in eighteen bouts after taken. There ia no mistake about it. Dr. Hooper’s Female Cordial wm cure all Female Complaints or irregularity of the monthly Periods. Dr. Baker’s Specific wm cure all dlsaaes of tbe Genital Organs inn few daya—to to the hart remedy In the wortd for dtoeaaee of the Kidneys. Tbe afflfcted are advised to read the adverttoesnenl of sach of these medicine* in another column of thto paper. They are sold by TOMLINSON to COX, Agents for Indianapolis. mcWS-dfcwlm.

Embroideries. NEW STYLES, J8UT RECEIVED, AT LADIES’ EMPORIUM.

Hooiton Lace CoUam and Sleeves, New Patterns, just received at LADIES’ EMPORIUM.

New Goods, Daily received by Express at the Ladies’ Emporium.

LOOK OUT FOR LADIES’ EMPORIUM, mehll-dlj.

“ DR. RAY'S COFFEE BOILERS. ”

TT is our

I Bay’s Coffee BoOere are more healthy

the ordinary way. These Boilers are constructed upon the only principle (that of retaining the volatile oils) by which

opinion that Coffee and Tea prepared in Dr. loffee BoOere are more healthy than if made in

these beverage* can be rightly prepared.

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to^a»Holloway’u Pilln—They Never Foil— Other remedies may relieve pain, but these Pills expel disease. They cleans the blood, remove obstructions from the bowels, Invigorate the digestion, calm the nerves, and renovate the constitution. Sold st the manufactories, No. 80 Malden Lane, New York, and No. 244 Strand, London ; and by all druggists, at 25c., tajfo., and f 1 per box. mehfiS-dtowlw.

DUNLOP, M. D.,

T. BULLARD, M. D.,

J. S. BOBBS, M. D.,

W. CLINTON THOMPSON, MtD.

B. F. Tattle, at the Branch Store, 28 Wert Washington Street. Agent. mchSO-dtf.

Bar her’a

Itch of Nine Year* Stand

lag Cared.

Mr. 8. F. Dewey, a wall known merchant of Carrolton, Montgomery oounty, Ohio, writes as follows : Csrrsftsw, Montgomery co., O., May 4th, 1355. M*. Solow Palmee:—Dear Sir—Last December, while I was in Cincinnati, 1 obtained a bottle of your Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion, to try its eflcacy in the cure of Barber’s Itch, with which 1 had been afflicted for more ihsm nlna yean; and It glvea me gie >t pleasure to be able to inform you that It has proved It* effleaey beyond all doubt. No physician has ever done me ''ne.hundredth part the good this preparation has. and ive consulted u great many. It is a valuable prepe*n. S. P. D. Everyday is bringing to light evidence equally strong utnoone despair that Is troubled with this horrid sees*. It cam be cured by u Judicious use of thto

reatSklu Partner.

Price SO cents, or six bottles for S3 50.

Prepared only by SOLON PALMER,

38 West Fourth st., Cincinnati, O. For sals by Dragtisls generally. mart-d&wlm.

NEW JEWELRY AC. TTMTE ARE NOW RECEIVING and will y y open on Thursday next, March 28th, oar Spring Stock of Oold and Silver Watches, elegant Setts of Coral, Cameo, Mosaic, Oold Stone, and other Settings, in new and most beautiful styles. The assortment wfll be unusually large and varied. Prices under all others for a like article. We respectfully invite the public to give us a call. Store opposite Wright House. W. H. TALBOTT to CO. mch25 ’56. dtf.

NEW GOODS AT THE

Indianapolis Cheap Cash Store.

K M TE have just received one of the best stocks of Staple y y and Fancy Dry Goods ever brought to the city. Having facilities equal to any others for buying goods low, we are able to offer inducements to cash buyers that cannot but be satisfactory. Our assortment Is very full, and we Inviie all to come and see for themselves. Remember the

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Cheap Corner Store,” No. 1 Washington and Meridian

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Street.

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HUNT, SMITH to CO.

the intention of aonooBdiiig Walker's pori tion with 6,000 men. The condition of Walker is universally conaidered very dea

desperate. Naw Grenada—The 1 steel dales from

Bogota state that the propositions of Mr. ] Morse, our SpecialKntrsy, were under secret consideratioo, aad there seemed la bs bat little chance of art amicable arrangement. The tone of the praro aad majority in Congress evinced the bitterest opposition. The publication of what purported to be Mr. Morse’s instructions, had created great ax citement on the Isthmus. The natives are anxious that the Government shall refuse the propositions, although they aspect that the result will be the militanr occnpation of

the Isthmus by the United States. Some deserters from W alker report that

his troops have unanimously refused to leave Bivas to fight; but are willing to defend their

position.

California papers contain no news of im portance. The markets generally are dull. Flour is selling at $16, with aome speculative movements. State stocks dull, and sell-

ing nominally at 50c.

Tha receipts from the mines are meagre, owing to the heavy floods thronghont the

State.

Edward McGowan, exiled from California by tbe Vigilance Committee, has returned to Sacrameto and demanded a trial. A resolution to fix on Sacramento for his trial under debate. A special election for Senator in San Francisco resulted iu tbe success of the Vigilance Committee’s candidate. The Supreme Court of California has decided that the Legislature has uo authority to appropriate money to pay the interest of the State debt, and the Court will enjoin any attempt to levy a tax for that purpose. The Senate has passed a resolution that the State honor requires the payment of the State, but a resolution to submit the proposition to the people was lost. Mr. Bates, late State Trersurer, has been indicted for felony, and his trial commenced the day the steamer left. A deficit of $340,000 in tbe accounts of Estelle, the keeper of the State prison, has been reported, and a legislate e committee reports him as unworthy of office in consequence of various gross misdemeanors.

RAILROAD RECORD Book and Jok Printing, 107 Walnut Street, between Fourth and Fifth Street*, CINCINNATI. WRGHTSON to Co. Proprietors. mehl3-dly.

Washington, March 28.—Mr. Walker this morning bad a long interview with gentlemen of Kansas concerning affairs in that Territory, wishing to acquaint himself with all the particulars previous to going there.

/OFFICES FOR RENT.—A number of rooms vF suitable for office* and lodging rooms in the Capital

House, eligibly and conveniently situated, are now ready for rent and occupancy. For terms Inquire at this office.

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An Ordinance relative to Slawgktering Ho^s^Cattle* Sheep, ^njad^other

IndianapoYis. **

.B* ti Ordained by the Comma* OouneU of tbe Oity of

IndianapoH* :

Sac. 1. That from and after the paasage and publication of this Ordinace, it shall be unlawful for any person or persons to erect any building, abed or pen, for the parpoee of slaughtering Hogs, Cattle, Sheep, or other animal* within the limits of the city, or within one-half mile of such limit*, which shall be deemed, and foe same Is hereby declared a public nulaanoe and proMMted and any person or persons, who shall slaughter, or cause, or suffer to be slaughtered, in

NEW YORK IMPORTING HOUSE ! Sr- Louis, March 27.—The Springfield

Journal states that nearly a million of the circulation of the stock banks of Illinois has been returned to the Auditor of State and cance led s r ca the last report to the Legislature. This reduces the circulation of the banks of the State to about five and a half millions. The amount issued on stoak basis was up-

wards of six and a half millions.

rflHE UNDERSIGNED IMPORTERS I of Foreign Brandies, Wines, toe"., now offer to the Trade in quantities to suit purchasers, the following goods : BRANDIES. Otard—Dupuy to Co.. Vln—Proprietors,

J. Vassal,

Olore De Cognac, J. to F. MarteU, A. Seignette, and other brands.

GINS.

Cabinet—Meder Swan, and Scheidam; Wince—Sherry, Maderia and Port; Rum—Jamaica and St. Croix; Champagne Wines of all brand*. The above goods are direct from the New York and Boston Custom Houses. The public are respectfully invited to call and test the above goods. S. A. FLAGG to CO., Importers, mch25. Palmer’s Block, Illinois Sheet.

C. J. SMITH..

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COSTAE’S ” BED BOG EXTERMINATOR. Never known to foB—aad need everyday kyU in Near Task and eleewhere. « COSTAE'S " ELECTRIC POWDER,

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of ljb«he,^M«^uitoa*.^Ba^Ftoea,

C—trtr»B ** Prlto-

clgtol Day at, 388 Bfeoadway, Naw Yak, aad by foe ■kKtoal DnuEUa amt Dartws foroughoat the United

AMUSEMENTS.

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LY EVENING MARCS M, RET,

benefit

MOHS. AND MAD. MARTENIA.

On which <

irPOedwa—rt always bt HU* No goods eetf an eatoi

ID* Small sale price* for

taanr place*, vth Carrie, Shew

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up tor flhRto,

Public lurtB—uus, toe

ID* A Piper with fan warttaakre—torasa to wholesale DeaVwe ere tee ot pstoee, toe., toe., wfll be pwaaptty Mailed (prepaid) to any afidres on tha reertpt of a three cent' F.

AAR re as « COSTAR*.** Ne. 388

mch37 ’57.

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T* N. Y.

HARLEQUIN FROLIC.

COO’WD*

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MR. B. F. CONVERSE, Mh* Great BaaJoiet has kiadly Voluntorrad kls earvtoae for foa oeoartod.

Coatee Haired Brothers.

NEW BOOK ESTABLISHMENT

W. P. FETRIDGE R CO.,

E BEG to announce to the pribBe that they have reIB moved to the new and elegant Marble Building on the

site of font old “ Ste—rtV.” N.

Irving House, ” Immediately opposite

Stewart’S,” No. 981 Broadway, where they intend keeping one of the finest stocks of BOOKS in the mark*?, bound

in foe moot rich aad durable style-

They have made arrangements with the MESSBS. HARPERS To keep a Urge stock of their mort valuable publication*, bound in beautiful light aad dark ealf bindings, which they wfll supply to foe trade and libraries at foe Messrs. Harpers' price*. They intend keeping constantly on hands Urge

assortment of

LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC, JUVENILE

VlfWMiit Horoplp*. aaa« VwntriUqaUto . Bong—Sould’at Wonder Highland Fliaf - Comte Jig So»«: Chinee* Juggling Hack Breaking .... Wire Dancing

Tbe

CUaverse to May -Mons. MartenU.

May and MUe Piers*a. Mad. MartsaU.

...May to Maitolna. .-.Lelber Rr*drier. Mona. Martmia. ..—.imsLf Mgy, ....Mom. Mart*nig.

•ntertaiement wfll commence with the beautiful

force entitled

YANKEE DUELIST.

Ia which Mam. to Mad TTr’ Doors open at save a

half-past seven.

A cl mission—Para aette...

Ia which Mam to Mad. Marteaio will appear.

o'clock, curtain will rise at

AMD MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. All foe new publications of the day—comprising NOVELS, TALES, ROMANCES, amt WORKS OF THE HIGHEST ORDER. They wfll receive subecriptions to all STANDARD AND POPULAR PERIODICALS. For most of which they are the publishers' Agents, W. P. F. to Co., wfll pay particular attention to order* from the country. Dealers who wfll send their favors may depend upon having them answered with prompter** at tew rate*, and upon having their books packed with care. All works, by whomsoever advertised or pubiisbed, and in all styles of binding, supplied aa above. W. P. FETRIDGE to CO., mch27-lwdtowa. No. 281 Broadway, opposite Stewart’s.

aUetoa—Phrotsatle.. Gallery

..SO cent*. ..25 do.

SPRINQ GOODS Just Received

A. M. KIERWIN, Auctismcer. TWANGS, BROTHER, to Co.—Trade Sale Rooms, No. BD 13 Parke Row, New York. Sixtr-FIftla New York Trade Sale. To be commenced on Tuesday, March 31 1857. BANOS, BROTHER to CO., respectfully announce the next regular Trade Sale of Books, Starreotype plates, stationery papers, toe. The catalogue, embracing full invoice* from the leading publishers, and very valuable Invoices of papers, and stationery, is now ready and wfll be sent on application. mch27-lwdtow.

d^yelopedia •( American Literature.

Vy “

_ Eaa racing Personal and Critical Notices of Authors, and selections from their Writings, from the earliest period to the present day, 2 vole. 8vo. With 225 Portraits, 425 Autographs, and 75 Views of Colleges, Libraries, and Residence* of Authors. Steel Engraving* of J. Fenimore Cooper and Benjamin Franklin. 2 vols., royal octavo. 1,500 pages, bound in cloth. Price $7.00. In half morocco $10.

In full calf, or morocco, gilt edges $16.00.

These volumes are in themselves a complete library. They

N. M. DUN N’S.

ELECANT CHINA DRESS SILKS*

THE BEST STYLES

IN THE MARKET. Tfcc Gwmds are entirely New nnd an re

te Sell.

AT THE OLD PRICES.

Every person that ha* bought these knows they are

Than can toe

Hay tot EUewtoere in

ttola Market.

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or about foe premises as aforeoaid, shall, on conviction thereof, be fined the sum of fifty doUare for every twenty-four

hour*, or during any part of which such business shall be

continued or suffered.

Sac. 2. That all houses, pens, enclosure* or other places now occupied within the city limits, or within one-half mile of the city limits, for slaughtering Hogs, Cattle, Sheep or other animals, may be continued till the flirt day of March, 1858. But if by reason of any buaines* canted on, at, in or about the same, shall or may produce an unwholesome or disagreeable smell, or annoyance to the Inhabitants in the vicinity thereof within foe limits of said dty, or within onehalf mile of said city limits, shall be deemed, and the tame is hereby declared public nuisances, and being notified to abate the «anm by the Marshal, shall foil to do so within ten days after such notice, shall, on conviction thereof, be fined the sum of fifty dollars, and tb* sum of ten dollars for every twenty-four hours such nuisance shall thereafter be contin-

ued or permitted.

Sac. 3. On and after foe ffrst day of March 1858, it shall not be lawful far any person or persons to cany on tbe business of slaughtering Hogs, Cattle, Sheep or other animals, within the dty limit* or within tha dtotanee of one-half mile from aald city limits, and any person or persons carrying on such business contrary to the provisions of this section, shall, on conviction, be fined foe sum of fifty dollan for each and every day each business shall be carried on. Sac. 4. AU Ordinances aad parts of Ordinances, of tha dty of Indianapolis, in conflict with this Ordinance, are

herobjr repeal oil

Ordained aad established March 18th, 1857. Attest: W. J. WALLACE, Mayor,

FREDERICK STEIN, City Clerk. mch21-d2w.

C. A. ELLIOTT* WHOLESALE GROCER.

LIQUOR DEALER, C*rner NIerlAlam nnd Maryland Eta.* INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, mchl4-«f. C. A. ELLIOTT.

FOURTH TRADE SALE BY WRIGHT to BRO.

quietly and |iteaass«ly, and wtihostt creating noise or dis-

turbance, directing tranters to fodr itopecttve

(i nd provided further, that ail hotel keepers, who nay

y/vvvwMffM* j ror MBni « dhpe taro mwynmmy w»av choose to do su, shall have foe right to have a second |

Stationed In the

forth

shall have foe right to hare a second porter « 8re, vte: 30 pteeee Satinet and Kssaeye; W pteee* Canton nrithbartiood of ihefr respective upwlneni iWnei; 6 pteees UnMys; 4 piece* Lostse; A lot of WaU

%a> oruio-u. o-, a-

- BgiMraai SBgBSiitg

3a«S aU OUU. An OmA, MaXtaS Mat ream re. fitoteobtoasne* rt* o'clock to foe morning and 9 O’clock In rot afterpoa*. and to continue ore **y ss,iti5aSrfe£?*“ '■ * W, A. iiIaS,«« A*,A■-VgH*.**’**».

the parpoee of answering them by travelers, and quietly bussea far which they nay fasq 1

Sac. 8. Aay fairer ot any omnibus, emrrtag* or hack, who shall violate any prorWon of Uris onhimace, Ckafl in

ponahto* as prescribed in tbs preceding aerttoa.

89c* oy glUFittsos oC

shaUb* liable for any Am Inpaaad upon rod

niaaia for offedfov antart De pereMaw and any person who snsB eaqdoy any rue

da srtiasm Stas fori ton Unton

inytototiosof {fate ortinanos, whs* Rika naanm ha Baht* for flaas ao I

iffiasr ot the dty, to hereby

wtaxyp?n*aisr

Depot,m any yalto.

Mayor for examtertton; a# th* Merer, and sens* reto 1

San. A ThemM!

1 at the Cmon Depot 1*

^Drearer* srtor.andpartfl

Irererttere* itotofontoae ar anrerorea paaaMBrtfraretotaff at

\jkTc wfll sell at our Sales Room, No. 63 Blake’s ComYW modal Row, on WEDNESDAY, Apdt 1st, 1857, at 9 o'cock A. M., a MISCELLANEOUS STOCK OF GOODS, part of It being Unclaimed Baggage, consisting in part of 900 pieces Spring and Bummer Prints; 100 pteees Blenched Shirtings; 5* pteees 5-4 and 10-4 Sheetings; 30 pieces Jaconets and BriUaiots; 15 pteees Red Flannel, plain and twilled; 15 pteees Roe Flannel, plain and twilled; 40 pieces Irish Linens; 5 pieces Black Doeskin Cassimere; 10 piecas Plaid aad Fancy Caatimere; 7 piece* Olive, Blue, aad Black Broadcloth; 50 do*. Linen and Cambric Haakerefaiefo; 100 Ladies’ Ohuntertte, Btehly smtostoamd; Linen Collars and Laces; Cotton Bed Fringes; 4 doe. Fashionable Spring Bonnets, ready trimmed; 300 pain Men’s and Women’s Shoes; Metres Boots; Soasm Mata; slot of Gents’ Furnishing Goods; Combs; Porte Mommies; Steel Chains; Buttons, and Notions generally. 3 Cooking Stores and lot of

Vermifuge, Chrittlrn I Iwimmr, and Uver Pills. Also, for account of whom E May esneetn, o 1st of Geoda daasaged Are, vte: » pteees fattinrt and Ksmtyr; Myhee* Can tec

atorge^S^i^ot^^^w, WasU tow, abbatb Whntemls and Batag. Goods carefully

packed, and sMppad to aBpmteaf foa Btoto. mah SO-dft WRIGHT te BRO., Aactieneess.

AGENTS WANTED —$130 00

4 WINTER STYLE, 1857. flg ***** i BLACK SILK HATS,

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NEW FRENCH SILKS, NEW INDIA SILKS, SUPERIOR FRENCH KID OLOVES, FRENCH CHINTZ, NEW STYLE DRESS GOODS, NEW EMBROIDERIES, NEW PRINTS, NEW FOULORDS, NEW GINGHAMS, SHEETINGS AND PILLOW CASINGS, LINEN, and COLTON, BOYS’ CASSIMSRES and CHECKS, SPRINQ BONNETS, RIBBONS, FRENCH FLOWERS, AND BUDS. A LARGE AND CHEAP STOCK of substantial goods of every description, just received, all of which has been purchased at easy price*, and are offered for sale at aa low prices as any other house in tbe Wert. Remember, a large stock of good goods, low prices, and attentive salesmen, are to be found at O. G. HOLMAN'S, No. 3 Odd Fellows’ Hall, mchl8-d3wtew3t. Indianapolis.

Wnshingtov, March 28.—Postmasters reap) oi'ited: Jacob Carer,Con ord.New Hampebin ; Reuben S. Cheney, Jackson, Michigan. Lieut. Meade’s case before the Naval Court of Inquiry is being concluded, having occupied seventeen days. That of Peter Wager, 1 te a master iu the navy, will be taken np on Monday.

_ extraordinary volumes ever presented to the A men can publie, and embodies nearly Foca Thousand Facts, in foe mort of which any person living will find instruction, aid

and entertainment.

“ InquiK* Withw” is sold at the low price of one dollar, and yet it contain 436 pages of closely printed matter, and is handsomely and strongly bound. It is A Doctor, A Gardiner, A Schoolmaster, A Dancing Master, An Artist, A Naturalist, A Modeller, A Cook, A Lawyer, A Surgeon, A Chess-Piayer, A Chemist, A Cosmetician, A Brewer, A Accountant, An Architect, A “ Letter writer,” A “ Hoyle,” aad a Universal Guide to all kinds of Useful and Fancy Employment, Amusement, and Money-making. Besides all this information—and we have not room to give an idea of a hundredth part of it—It coxtaiks so mant valcablb and rsrrxL Racum, that an enumeration of them require* SEVENTY-TWO COLUMES OF FINE TYPE FOR THE

INDEX.

STRIPE POPLINS,

NEW STYLES, SELLING FOR 50 CENTS PER YARD.

SPRING DeLAINES*

CHALLIS, & C ., Organdies, Lawns, French Jackoneta, French Prints, Printed Brilliants.

A Iterge Assortment of

White Goods and Embroideries,

Fremete Worked Collars, do. Setts,

Ao. Banda for Basques ; 8 W I 8 8 TRIMMINGS

St. Louis, March 28.—The cause of the explosion last night was the accidental discharge of a pistol into a canister of powder. Three persons were killed, and one severely and several slightly injured. The stocks of both stores were eutiaely destroyed. Lost upwards of $50,00. A large fire occurred at Liberty, Wisconsin, one week ago. Lops $25,000.

“Inqcirb Within” is no collection of ancient sayings and receipts, but foe whole is fresh and new, aad suited to the present times. As a book to keep in the family for referepce it U unequalled, comprising as it does all kinds of

Books of information In a single volume.

Published by GARRETT, DICK te FITZGERALD,

No. 18 Ann Street, New York.

Also for sale by all Booksellers in this place. Copies of the above book sent by mail on receipt of $1,

to any address free of Postage.

Reliable Agents wanted to canvass for ” Uqciar Within.”

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X purchase

SUPERIOR FINE CLOTHING. To his very large stock of superb Coats, Pants and Vests, Manufactured expressly for him out of the best material, and made up in a style of workmanship superior to any stock of ready-made clothing ever offered in Indiana, and in foe

most fashinabie and approved mode. These goods wfll be •old cheap, and an inspection of them is requested from the dtuena of Indianapolis. D. BACON, Jr.,

Hoosier Mammoth Clothing Store,

inch30-dlm. 59 Wert Washington Street.

Charleston, S. C, March 28.—Steamship Isabel arrived to day from Havana and Key West, with dates to the 25th. The Isabel brings two companies of artillery under coirmand of Major Arnold from Fort Myers, Florida, bound to New York. There is no Indian news. No wrecks reported at Key West. From Havaua wo learn that the duty on maize and corn has been reduced one-third. Troops are being concentrated at Havana for embarkation to Mexico. The condition of (he Island is properous. Weather sultry. Steamship Grenada had arrived at Havana with 100 deserters frota Walker’s army in Nicaragua, bound to New York,

*,* Editors of Couni _ __ _ = vertisement three prominent insertions,"calling attention to the same in the editorial column, and sending a marked copy of foe paper to tbe Publisher*, wfll receive “ Inquire With-

in,” per return of mail, free of postage.

Also, j ust published,

THE ARTIST’S BRIDE, By E mason Ben nth. Price $1.

Mch27 -dtew 1 w-a

lAftTGS, BROTHER te CO., Auctioneers te j Commission Booksellers, 13 Park Row, New York,

PROP. DE GBATH’S ELECTRIC OIL, THB ELKCTR1C OIL —Electric Cures—Pain is t ie p re monitor of death ; relieve foe pain and yon check the dtoeaoa. Prof. Do Grath’t Electric Oil ia foe marvel of the age, for foe following, (not every thing) • Cores Rheumatism often In a dav; Cures Neuralgia, Toothache, two minutes; Cures Cramp in Stomach, five n 1 nates; Cures Ban s Wounds, Bruises, one to three days; Cures Headache, fifteen minuter; Cures Barach, Stiff Neck, Ague, one night; Cares Piles, Swelled Gmnds. tea days; Cure* Felons, Broken Breasts, Sa t Rheum, two to six days; Cures Hemorrhage, Scrota a, Abscess, six to ten ture* Frosted Peot and Chilblains, one to three dava;

Cm

licit the attention of foe trade to that branch of their busi-

ness comprising the private sale of

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extensive stock of the

BEST STANDARD ENGLISH BOOKS, In every Department of Literature, superior in variety to any other In the country, which they offer in mort cases at considerably lower rates than single copies can be imported. Catalogues and Lists of New Stock published periodically, and famished on application. Orders filled for the Trade, and New Books received by every steamer. mch27-dtewlw-n

res Ague and Fever, one to two days, and al.

vous and acrofslons aflfeciions.

Cares Deafness, one to (bar days.

Cn:ea all Faina ia foe Baer Breast, tee., la two

As an example of foe estimation in which II is held hy one of the abb-st Jurists nnd writers tec., in this conntry, we w.Ogive a letter received by Prof. DeOrafo tram John Livingston. Esq.. Editor of the well known

Table manufactory ia foe Untied States or Europe! Mahogany and Rosewood Billiard Tables, with Marble, Slate I and Hard Wood beds, of foa most beaatfful fintih and style of workmanship. Nothing tint the host sraniml Hmh*. in this factory. We hart combined with oar workmanship all the modsra Improvements that have bean in the Untied flroro France, and Engtawd. Aa for our coahiona. we call y our especial attention; highly finished, concentrated and mathematically correct in angles, very eiatitc, and wfll

stand all dimates. ■

naroau x^hW *»9U.y Kswomem v umuno —ou-voom -loathly La.* Magazine, 157 Broadwaw. New York. A word of seeh testimony is of more weight among the beet nsmee of foj country, than volumes from unknown

A

best

•eorces:

Gtaoxti Hocsa, Philadelphia, May 7th, 1856. Prof. Charles De Grafo—t troeiy giro It aa my opUk>u that your “Electric Oil” to among he meet wonderful romediaa of modern times. At foe eainaet roqnefo of • Indy who nUegml sha had hen roll rod ot a moat painful affection by ita use, 1 was ixdnmd to try a bottle, thoogh at foe Urns of parehasinr, 1 fMly be.

n bottie, fooegh at the Usm of purehaslag, l fatly be. HevedhtDbe e quack mefflefoe aad e satea-penay humbug. Bat a trial convince* me that It dosa posaem a magic power, aad its aee will prove a blasting to snf-

ptofoasH weatasbaetaasoea. . .

e foa old wroky aed Htibiy

157 Broadway *t$u

Mr. Uvlafftiaa baleaffia w

1 toeef

ea foe rep •tottm* that my sritem aee aoqeirwe. turn pabrir must bswsr*. TWy "*• "****?***_. ^ n^afoeby K.Ilaewfo^.ledtohapeUh Ate$ro Bmr

tmitaitoea aprnag xp •rttoto baa asaelrod. Ike

b And by Bn ■totritilat.

FOB A—OfflTMMMT 08 LAPS A UAf

attaasi tilli EtiOta

A FINE ASvOVTMENI i\.tbeaaaa«,tebebed

fob*.

SUXlAixa. Ta/tol Billia^Table* M^faeters. GREAT WE8TERM STEAM WORKS, COK. WESTON mow AKn L40XXL ST., CINCINNATI. TN consequence of foe great demand. Sooth and West, for X Billiard Tables, we have rstahliahad a large Steam Factory, with all kinds of machinery Aw driving work, so as to be tide to meet foe demand and wants of everybody at short Tbe proprietor* have expended large sums of mo-

Tables tw-catirieeed, and afl kinds of repairing done at abort notice. Atoo, BHUard Cloth, Bolls, Cum, Cue-Leath-•ts. Pockets, and everything belonging to thto branch ot b*t-

tiaeas. - „JHATCH

mm»4-dly

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GROCERS

WHOLESALE

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r o f foe Mind, i a. they con d.Addsnae,

TTAUL*8 JOURNAL OF HEATH Aims to XI prevent disease by moderate Industries and the temperate enjoyment of foe good things of this Ufa. It advises no medicine nor advocates starvation. This years’ content* are “Disease and Crime, Cause of Insanity and Suicide, Bodily Carriage, Position iu Sleeping, Family Music, How to make home happy. Thoughts for Parents, How to Hve long, Cure for Come, Inverted Toe Nalls, Scarlet Fever ordinarily managed without medicine, To prevent burying atire. $1 a year, address “HALL’S JOURNAL OF HEALTH, NEW YORK.” meh27-dtewlw-x

1857. N*w Spring Style*. LARGE & VARIED

Of all kinks.

HOSIERY AND OLOYSS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

A new lot of

Lonnsdale Bleach Cotton

© d.

FOR IS 1*8 CENTS PER

HOUSE KEEPING GOODS

EVERY DESCRIPTION

STELLA SHAWLS

SX OO. Call and examine the Goods and the prices. NEW GOODS Receive* every 4say

mchSB ’57.

[. M. DUNN’S, Wo. ST Rlmke’s ^UMlmg 1 , dly.

BANK OF THE CAPITOL. soxx n. muaur, Prsti. some woo let, Cash. TTHB BUSINESS of thto Bank Is Bonk to oS X heretofore wtih fos exception of issuing cotes for dreu-

E “™"‘ Dspotits received aad discounts made. Interest aflowdri on msney depotitod ter x specified time. acbl9-dlm.

Riling But laauranoG Company,

OF RISING BUN, INDIANA.

AUTHORIZED UaPITAL, $100,OCO

INCORPORATED

iss*.

ASSORTMENT OF ARTIFICIAL FLOWBRS, BONNET RIBB3WS, LACES, AND ALL KINDS OF

STRAW GOODS,

AT J. W. CGFELAWB’By

Xt • • W. WrEkiAtem 1 No. 8, tiaet WasnlngtoneL.

marl 1 dMa over t ooi ol Bank.

OCO- T BROWNING(Let* BsowaUgA Mayor.)

AND

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BOARD OF DIBEOTOBS. S. Hathaway, Jno M. Olnnlngf. B. J. Hathaway, J. C. Wells, Om. Gillespie, W. f. Pate, B- A loring, J. |\ Ulroy, J. W. Talbert, W. H. Powell, John Grace, Hiram P. Cloro, Samnal F. Covington. _ . _ 8. HATXawaT, Pro*. B. J. HanuwaT, Sae’y.

T«IS COMPANY TRANSACTS BUSIMBSS IN IN-

1 DIANA ONLY.

Flro and Marine Rtohs taken by

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ANDERSON, M’LANB & CO,

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AMD

VARIETY STORE. 453 Main st., Norfo tide, between Fifth awl Sixth.

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A. DKFRKK8, Ageat, ladteapoiis, IbiHam *

&JWB8T POTATOK Seete-J. te J. 9 to storo fifty bmhab Sweel

■haw bmo

Pottos* for seed to

• mchl7-wfiw.

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AGBITT FOB McCOEMICK

te Bysamto store. Be.

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YTO BRACK HASGNS. f BAYS tor role, artoaro.ttnenaef the bet atot ta I foe eo jaty far foakiagMek, as • seed Isadtng ^’UStod^M WM. T, WYLEY,

iBtoB. HHbIs, Ibwb, Ohio ftfog Mis-

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