davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-06-19
CLEVELAND WOOL DEPOT.

| THERE is no longer a question, or doubt
the advantages the Cleveland Wool Depot offers for
the sale of Woos ofs importance and practicability
Located as is, at the outlet of the great wool grow
ing Vest being of easy access to wOo-growers, and
merchants, and within twenty -four hours ride of the
most distant manufaCtOr of New England, il pos-
seSses great advantages.
Manufacturers, (eXceptng those who are engaged as
in wools speak in the highe terms this
system and the ny satisfactory letters re.
ceivng from our wool-grOwing friends, have stimula
ted us to increase eortst to make this house what
1t should bca safe and reab lie channel for the sale
their woods. II has surmOuhteG all the difficulties and
ositons that could well be brought against any
teprise by class Of spectators opposed it, aud it
now has more and stronger recommendations than cv
er. We have spared no pains expense in max ing
ample arrangements for all who may wish to avail
themselves of the advantages arising from this manner
OF grading and selling wools. Merchants and wool
growers who wish to realize their woods, on deve-
ry at our Depot, be odated with liberal ad
If desired, sacks will be sentas heretofore
those wishing to send their wool, and WOOL
TWlNE for tying up 1eeces, will be furnished at from
l3 to % c. per pound.
When several in one neighbo rhood wish us to for.
ward sacks or twine prefer sending address
Our customers in Illinois, and the Western States will
find that ordering sacks from us win save them much
trouble, and insure the safe arrival of the wool here
as our sacks are al numbered, and stamped CIeve.
land Wool Depot and after being filled by siznors
will require no other marks.
We hope for liberal patronage, our charges are low
for handling and selling, and we promise our employ
ers that our undivided attention shall be d voted o
their Interest. Very Respectfully,
mays-3m GOODALE co.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-06-19
PRENTISS, HOPKINS 8 co.


A FTER the above announcement, the
n question naturally arises, ''Who aud " hheref''
and n order to let the people Of Portage, know that
il has at length been decided by good judges, that
ed stock OF Wall paper and Bordering, that un-
dodbty deserve Hangingi and TO avoid the confusion
to give all good chance. And We would merely
say 10 ali who want TO try their IHek in Hanging that
est Mt of Paper and BORDERING ever brought
into the County. Our Paper has all been Iurchas-
ed this Spring direct from the maRHfaetUrer, thereby
saving the profit OF iobber. We are -Wre we car
suit all both ia quality, style aAd price, our prices
range from Ct to so cents per roll, DO rderng from 81
to so cents per yard. Cal and see them before Fur
chasing elsewhere.
March Q5th. lP56
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-06-19
SPRING GOODS,

tDOSTWICK g. BEATTY, again read,
| ID for action ; SPRING and SUMNER GOODS al
in order for inspection aud sale
We happy 20 that our goods are very cheap Ane
excellent m aud variety, every persol can come
to our store with certainty of being satisfied In eVe
particular. We have lab ored hard 10 get reat va
fiuly of fabrics in every department OF Dry Coodsand
an examn alton Of steek will verify our assertions
We have purchased large, supply Of ready made
tinual demand lhatwe have had heretofore Ryery
thing In that line is entirely new and fashionable,
Every who has bought Is heard to express
His perfect delight In his beautiful dress,
So come one and all and We will agree,
! To sell you a suit that will httoAT.
Comments on our dress silk are hardly necessary as
far recommen ndahon is concerned, for they Win
speak for themselves; but as many might purchase
elsewhere not knowing of our splendid assortment, we
will here say that all who do not look at our SILKS De-
fore they purchase, will ba sorry when II Is too a.e
doubt the fact, but just and examine for your
selves.
Those beautiful silks, how charming they arc,
There's nothing so pretty all men will declare;
So ladies remember, to please every man,
Is to wear a silk dress whenever you can.
Challis, Lawns, Bareges and Tissues are also very
beautiful this year. Ladies', hope all who chance to
read this advertisement will not fail TO give us call
aad buy the above named dress goods for the W"rm
weather. they very cool and light and with one oil
our neat little parasOls You need fear the burning
sun the hot air of summer.
In irving to suppy the ladies with every thing beau
ful and useful have not forgotten the gentlemen;
have a great variety of plain and fancy cloths for
pants and vests, in wooen linsey and cotton
II needless mention the various and prices
All will be eheerfuly waited upon that want to look
or buy.
The following will serve 10 show few Of the many
articles have to offer: full line Of White Goods
FOR dresses, Collars, Sleeves, cambric Edging, lace
Edgng and lusertingS, Shawls Of every description,
Mantllas (very Handsomely, silk Bonhets Neap"litan
and Straw Bonnes palm and braid Hats fats for girls,
Ribbons and Flowers large lot Of Dress Trimmings,
D Buttons linen and silk handkerchiefs, Wells, and
an endless variety of Notions.
CROCKERY, remember. is one Of the things we
deain extensively, and this summer We will be better
prepared than ever to supply useful and ornamental
Table Ware, aud also Cutlery.
WALL PAPER is one of the essentials this spring,
and we have n nne assortment.
full line of Groceries and Spices always on h. nd
We thankful for the very liberal patronage ek-
tended for the last six months, and we hope that
the present season will extend our trade very ma
terialy. as have made every fort on our part 70
furnish abundance of Goods and at prices that will
satisfy all perfectly. -.. .,.,.,,,,,,
May Is, 1856 B0STWiCK BEATTY.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-06-19
&, SPRING TRADE. 1886,
Ravenna. May lst. 1856.
STRAW GOODS

TUST received 5 cases of Panama, Leg
u hcrn Pedal and Canton StFaw Hats. Also % doz-
en- Palm Leaf Hats for sale cheap ut
BALLARD'S.
One door east OF the PhGniX Block.
MAY /, I65G-35
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-06-19
HENRY JAMES.

Barber and Hail-drcsser. Shop under the Collin
House. Shaving, Hair cutting. and Shampooning
done promptly and in the most fashionable style.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-06-19
BRYANT,
LUSK & STRATTON'S
Mercantile College.


PRIKCIPA
Hon. ! R GIDDIsosi Pres. Cha. G FISsEr,
q. HIEcHoOeK, Prof, sANL ST JOHN,
w F orIs, ESQ, CYaUs PRssTiss, Esq,
W GORDOE, Esq, HESRT WICK, Esq.
FACULTY.:
II Bryant, Professors of the Fcienee OF Accounts
d Strstton, and Lecturers on Business Gus
JnO Penn toms.
James W Lusk Instructors In Bus ness a and orna'
In Mercantile Correspondence dc.
Hons. Judge STARkwEATHER and II d CLARK Leetur-
eTs on Commercial Law.
Pres. Asa MAHAN, Lecturer on Political Economy.
Rev, HYATT SMITH, Lectuter on Commercial Ethics.
4 < WBITE and J b MERRIAh, Lecturers on Com.
mercial Computations.
t HANDY, Lecturer on Banking, Finance, &c.
TERMS:
For full course--time MISUNDERSTANDING all de-
Partments OF Book Keeping, Lectures and 80
For same course in Ladies department 25.G0
Persons taking Penmanship alone will receive
twenty lessons for 500
For various styles Of Ornamental Penmanship as
may be agreed upon.
Forinsruction In Business Arithmatic only, as per
The DESIGN ofthe institution is to afford pefee fa-
eties for acquiring in an expeditions manner thor
ough knowledge of Commercial Science and Art as
siness pursuits generally.
The BOOK KEEPING DEPARTMENT isunder the
personal superin dance of The most accomp
Accountants ard Teachers and il is believed that
Mercantile College in the United States possesses sn-
perior advantages for impartinga thorough prac
teal knowledge Of fcommercial science.
The COLLEGIATE COURSE will embrace the most
approved and practical forms for keeping books by
Double Entry in the various department Trade and
Commerce, including General Wholesale and Retail
Mercantile Exchange, Commission, Manufacturing,
Railroad, Banking, Printing, Mining, Shipping.
Steanboating, individual partnership and Cmopound
Company Business All manuscripts from which the
Student copies written in bold rapid business
hand, which will serve great Auxiliary in secu-
ring to hin an excellent style of writing.
DAILY LECTURES will be delivered upon the Sci
ence ofAccounts, Commercial Law, Political Econo-
my, Commercial Calculations, Banking, Mercantile
Cuscoms, Commercial Ethics, Raroadns, Business
Correspondence, Mining, Commerce, Commercial
Geography. sc
rENMANSHIP, Practical and Ornamental, will be
taught in the most efectuGl manner by Gentlemen O
the highest accomp entS sematic and rapid
penmen, and we pledge ourselves to impart 10 our
similar Institution, hand writing in every respect
adapted 10 business pursuits. Gentlemen and Ladies
desiring to qualify themselves for teaching Pcnman'
ship. will fndample facilities at this College.
The SUIT OF ROOMS occupied bp tn College are
spacious, elegantly furnished and conveniently ar
ranged for pursuing every department of Mercantile
Education,
The LADIES DEPARTMENT is entirely separate
from the Gentlemcn's, and is fitted up in neat an
convenient manner.
Through the extensive business Acquaintance Of the
Principals, many of the Students graduating are
placed in lucrative situations
" ? Send for circular by mail Nov 3-1S55
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-06-19
'THB PORTAGE SENTINEL,
The SeuIiueI is published every Thurs
day morning, at Rayenna, Portage county, Ohio,
BY ALPIIONSO HART.
once on Mainst No. r, Phenlx Block, third story
TER,ts OF sJBsCRIpTJON.

The Sentinel will be furnished to subscribers, at thu
rate of oNR DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS per ar
num- 81 paid within six months. After the expiration
OF the first six months, and within the year, TWO
DOLLARS will be charged, and TWO DOLLARS and
FIFTY CRNTS will invariably be charged. IL payment
be deferred until arter the expiration of the year
failure to pay in full, and give notice OF dlsconun
TO the Publisher the close Of the time subscr
bed for will be considered engagement next
year, and so on year afler year.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-06-19

NRAD BEAVER HATS.---The warm
~ weather is coming, and drab Beaver isjust suit,
cd to the seasonan excellent article can be obtained
at No a. Phenix Block, J. T. GREEN.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-06-19

SOFT HATS--A superb article of SOFT
~ HATS of all colors maybe found ut No 2, PheniX
Riock MAYS J.T. GREEN.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-06-19

GENTS SILK HATS--A splendid artic-
VI lie of Gents Silk Hats, ahead Of thing
in these parts, be had at No ), Phenix Block Cal
and look at them--May ), 1856 ]. T. GREEN.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-06-19

NAPS--For MEN and BOYS--An end
v less variety, among which may be found Mems
Congress Caps. [satnl Jockeys, nrlb Embroidered,
fancy article Boys Straw Caps, in fact, every thing
that can be imagined in the Cap line. ~
May7 J. L. GREEN.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-06-19
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
FARM FOR SALE

BY JOHN D.sNYDER, Immediately west Of the cou
House, Canton. Ohio.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-06-19

BOOTS and SHOES.-A large and well
u selected stock of Boots and shoes hasjust arrived.
Ladies' Gentemcn and children's Shoes and Gaiters of
every descri tion well made and of the best material
They will be sold cheap, call and examine them
May I3, 1855 + w SFYMOUB.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-06-19

M EsS. SKINNER, having received from
LII New York, Dress, Mantila, ard Basque pate rms
Is prepared to attend to all calls in the line Of DRES
MAKING, at her residence on Main street.
RayenBa, Nav @. 1886.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-06-19

MAHOGANY OIL CLOTH!-A nice ar.
ssoriment ei Table and Stand, Oil cloths Of superi.
| or quality and warranted not TO crack. All to be
| sold at low figures. PRENTlSS, HOPKINS co.
| March l. 1856.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-06-19

STRAW GOODS--Men aud Boys Pan
~ ANA, Leghorn. Dunstable, Pearl, Pedal, Canton
and Palm leaf Hats, of all styles, qualities and prices
Also, Misses FLATS, of every description Also,
Children's TURPANS and HATS, of different sty les,
and q heautiful Article, May J. Y. GREEN.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-06-19

'IRTIS HATCH,
DeuIer in Drugs and Medicines, together with FIou
salt, etc, in Scymour's block, Ravenna, OHIO.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-06-19

0NE Case 1921 yards new style, best quail
" ity De Lanes at II cents per yard the same that
re sold at 2j cents per yard w SEYMOUR.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-06-19
Fl. PRATT, NJ, D.

Physician and Surgeon. Ofice at his residence oppo
site Universalist hurch Ravenna. Ohio.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-06-19

IARPETS.--I am now receiving a large
" stock Of carpets that will be sold at very low lr
ces--May 18th, 1856. w SEYMOUR.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-06-19

!. w. ENOS,
Dealer in Boots Shoes, Leather. Shoe Findings Hides
Calf skins and sheep pets, three doors west of the
Ravenna Book Store, Main st, Ravenna Ohio.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-06-19

AMNENUU YIVG
complaints which they have been found to cure.
F0R COsTIvENEss. Take one or two Pills, o.
such quantity as to gently move the bowels. Cos
tiveness is frequently the aggrayating cause OF
PILES, and the cure of one complaint is the cure
of both. No person can feel well while under 9
costivs habit Of body. Hence it should be, as it
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-06-28

Improved Skoe.-A newly invented shoe Is
attracting much attention in Philadelphia
The sole is made entirely Of g~utta.percha, the
sole otherwise being like the ordinary feathers
made. The sole is applied to the upper part
by pressure. The inner sole and 4ipper por-
ton, when stretched over the last, is first
puhctured by a punch, and the gutta.pereha, in
q soft state, is then pressed, by mechanical
means, upon this inner sole; the material is
forced through the punch holes, and the shoe
is then held together as if it Ind been pegged,
though much more securely, for the guttas
psrcha flls entirely the punch holes, and even
forms 9 sort of riret-head on the inside of the
ahos. These shoes, it is said, can be made
thirty per cent. cheaper than The leather
aolsd shoes, are entirely impervious to water,
and may be worn like leather-solded shoes, at
say ssasOn.of the year, without Inconvenience.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-06-28

Distinguished Arriral--A few days since
there.arrvedin our port the brig Mississippian,
from Denarra, and on board was one Of the
largest snakes We have ever seen. The cap
tain informed US that his snakeship was cap,
tured by the natives, while fe%asting on a large
OK, supposed 10 be of about fifteen hundred
pounds weight. We were unable To take bis
exact measurement, but from appearances sup
posed him 10 be somewhere in the neighbor-
hood of fifteen feet in length, and about one
foot in circumference. His sports, we are in
formed, consist in crushing tigers, sheep, oxen
and such like animals. The snake is supposed
to be a very young one, and is what is known
rs the "Bnshmasler' or. "Camsudic," which is
only found in Demarara. We learn that this
'"youth" has not eaten anything for w months.
--BqA Patriot.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-06-28
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT

f1Gb14 =i#H .4
TWs speak ofMLane's Liver Pills, prepar-
Il BY Fleming Bros4 Pittsburgh, which have
bsOoms an indispensable Family Medicine
The frightful symptoms which arise from q
diseased Liver manifest themselves, more or
laaa. In every family; dyspepsia, sick headache,
obstFuctiOa Of the menses, ague and fever,
pains in the aide, with dry, hacking cough, are
all tho results Of hepatic derangement-and for
thase DF. MLane's Pills are q sovereign remedy.
They have nerer been known to fail, and they
should be- kept II ali times BIZ families.
DIREoTToNs.-Take two Or three going to
bed, every second Or thiraaipht. If they do
not purge two or three times ~ next norning.
take one OF two more. a sesxat breokfast
should invariably follow their use.
The Liver Pills may also be used ~bara
Purging Il simply necessary. AS an anti-bin.
icus puFgative, they are inferior to none. And
in dOsas Of two or three, they give astonishing
telieftC sick headache; also in slight deranger
menta Of the stomach.
nPuFehasers win be- careful TO ask forDR
MI4ANES CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS,
Manufactured hy FLEMING BROS, Of PITTs.
nuRGE, Pa. There ere other Pills purportina
Q be LlVeF Pills, now before the public. Dr.
MLAnas genuine Liver Pills, also his celebras
sssniiags, san now be- hid at all respecta-
Is cFag stores, NeHe geaaiae s0isko0z Tx
NsH11reg FLEMING BROS.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-06-28

Arsenic smoking.-Mr. Montigny, French
consul in China, says tlIat the Chinese mix
arsenic freely with the tobacco which they
smoke, aud those who do so are described as
stout fellows with lungs like a bIacksmiih's
bellows, and rosy as eherubs, This statement
has called out a letter from Dr.. Louda, who
announces that some years ago, in the course
Of q discussion at the academy Of medicine, on
the agent TO be employed to cure the tubercu-
lsr consumption, he told the assembled doctors
that he had found but one means for combat
Ing this dreadful disease, viz the smoking Of
arsenic.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-06-28

Rather Awkward-A young and handsome
lady was a few days since a passenger in an
omnibus in New Nork, in which was 8 party
of SPaniards, who began in their own language
a rather particular discussion of her charms
They continued it without any restraint until
they reached the destination. In getting out,
one of them happened TO step upon her dress.
What was his surprise TO hear her quietly in-
form him Of the fact in frightful good Castl!ian.
Their establishment and embarrassment. cha
grin, excuses, and apologies, are alt in that
long catalogue Of things which soniy can be
imagined"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-06-28
Total.

A Boher.-A Washington despatch, of the
18th inst, says:
In the Senate, Mr., lIamlin, of Maine, asked
that he might be excused from serving as
Chairman of the Committee of Commerce.
Since the endorsement Of the repeal of the
Missouri Compromise by the Cincinnati Con-
v%ention, he could no longer act with the Dem
ocralic party, and Whatever power God had
given him, would be used in opposition to it
in the coming contest.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-06-28
Slate of Louisiana-Parish of BerDilIe
Succession Sale.

DY virtue of an order or decree to me d.
y rected from the Hon'ble the Sixth Dis
triet Court of the State of Louisiana, in and
for the parish of Iberville, bearing date the 18th
June 1856, / will offer at public sale to the
highest and last bidder on
Monday, 18th day Of July,
next, 1856, at IL o'clock A ii, at the Court
House of the parish Of Iberville, the following
described property belonging to the J.
Succession of Ma'i e Louise Breaur, decd,
to wit:
The slave FRANCOIS TOUMANAN, rup.
tured, aged about forty years.
Said slave to be sold payable, as follows, to
wit: One third cash, one third in all March
1857, and one third in all March 1853; purcha-
ser to furnish his note for the credit terms en-.
dorsed to the satisfaction Of the administrator,
secured by mortgage on the slave, and made
payable at the Office Of the Recorder Of the
parish Of Iberville, and to bear eight per cent
interest per annum after maturity.
THEO. BLANCHARD, Dep. Shift.
Parish of Iberville, June 13, 1856.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-06-28
SOUTHERN SENTINEL.
A POETIC REPREsENTATIvE.

No doubt many of our readers have heard
about the poetry which our esteemed Repre-
sentative, Judge DowEEs, is said 10 have delio.
cred before the House Of Representatives. II
will be found below. We extract from the
proceedings Of the Legislature:
Mr. Mcdonald
Said he thought as highly as any one OF
these charitable associations; but he was OPP
posed, on principle, to appropriations for their
benefit in . bill! for the general expenses of the
State. He again proposed to the gentleman
from franklin TO pay out of their private purses
$500 each for the benefit of the destitute or
phans Of New Orleans. That would be n
practical test of his humane feelings. He (Mr.
McDonald) would not be tainted by any mem.
Der on that door on account of his position in
reference to these items of appropriation. He
did not believe that they were tolerated by law
or the Constitution,
MFR. Downes--
Advocated the appropriations on principle
and public policy, and proceeded to r%ecite, as
in point, the following lines of an orphan
Boy"
would not be a boy again,
And know the griefs Of childhoods years;
MY DoyhoOG was an age OF PAIN
Which had no sunshine for its tears
For ere ten summers warmed my blood,
And gave my soul TO taste Of 10Y,
My heart was stepped IN sorrows flood
Alas! ! was an orphan boy.
Ny fathers deaih-ah, cruel blow
Overwhelmed my mothers tender heart;
She died and all the joys that flow
From happy home did then depart;
A R fhaa,rh I fall nn r.nobsnn SOD
Such as the abject poor distress,
How oft, alas! my heart did bleed,
Because | met no kind caress.
My childhood, like a turbid stream,
Flowed ever on without a JOY,
For though affection cheered my dream,
Alas | woke an orphan boy.
Mid strangers was / doomed to dwell,
And feel the bitterness Of fate,
For ali to one so young It's hell
Instead of love, to learn 10 hate.
Ana foul injustice stirred 10 rage,
And thoughts of wrath oppressed my heart:
prayed d~evnutly for the age
When helpless childhood should depart.
would.not be a boy again,
With ardent soul and feeble hand,
For sll the treasures of the main
And all the riches Of the land.
The debate was occas;oned by a resolution
10 appropriate a sum of money TO the Society
for Destitute Orphans, in New Orleans, and
passed. The poetry did the b%usioess, probably
Think Of grave and reverend seigno<s' listen
ing to the recital Of sentimental verses.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-06-28

The Cincinnati Conpsaaion.--A letter writer
thus figures outthe expenditures in Cincinnati
during the Democratic National Convention:
Board, $4,000
Rent Of parlors, &c, extra, 10000
Champagne, Of Catawba alone, Bur-
net House sold $500 bottles, 10000
Cigars-generally bad, 10000
Carriage hire, $4,000
M~onongaheIa and old rye wn!iskey, $4,000
Lager-beer, very good, (water not
fit to drink) 10000 #
Still Catawba cobblers, 5000
Receipts ~ofeating & drinking houses, 10000
Private supper and dinner parties, $4,000
Incidentals, 10000
Receipts Of railroads running into
Cincinnati, $4,000
Total, S25o.ooo