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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-17

par bu, smash up Of the democratic party our
prospects have Frightened degree that induces the
most sanguine anteipstiens Of its ultimate success.
I.deed ii is now supposed that Bell and Everett viii
~ the border slave Of Delaware Maryland Virginia.
and kentucky and hope TO receive very en-
couragng reports from the August elections Of Missouri
and North Carolina. Notwithstanding the democratic
party in the latter State have pretty much abandoned
Douglas sti believe that there is enough OF the ee-
melt LEFT 10 give the constitutional Union party decisive
plma atty.
With these promising signs therefore what the Bell
and Everett party of the south gd with the mos
intense interest il the vote Of New York and
there have assurances that party ready
combine with the Douglas and Brecknridge factions
in forming acommon electoral ticket that will thus dc
prive Lincoln Of the vote Of your great imperial State
carry the election into Congress- and for Bell and
Everewho stand between the anti slavery and repuo
icsn party of the North and the pro slavery and demo
cratic party OF the Souhhe coveted prize. Undoobt'
edly Bell is the only man upon whom compromise caa
be made, any comprom Use at all Is possible IN Tue
House.
Al ali events if can contrive by any combination TO
throw the vote anst lincoln in New YORK, and thus
the republicans 1t will be the first great point gain
cd and whether tie democratic or the constitutional Union
party eventually succeed in Congress- both will have the
satisfaction Of having aided in defeating their most ormi
Car YOU help u.s. We like the Uuiou music Of the
HERALD. You gave three good lifts immediate
~ succeeding nomination of Bell and Everett and
one or Of trenchant editorials of the HERALD at
of service 20 the conservative cause and diver
that will spoil all calculations upon which the repub
licaps now base their fondest hopes.
All that is wanted Ia the vote of New York You have
shown majority exists the State against Lincoln
DO all you encourage the combination have slg
gested Even secure New York for Douglas, necessary
but by all means help US to carry the election int
Congress. ,
Governor Wise has been holding back his great speech
until the action is manifest of Democratic state Con
yention which assemblies the 10Th OF August An Of
fort be made llae the douglas faction, bu
the probabilities that the German demo Tacy oi the
old Tenth Legion will continue inractabie You remein
Der the old adage, when speaking OF man VINO Is par
tcuarly obstinate, they say he is "as stubborn "a
Dutchmann Such Is the German democracy Of the Old
Tenth Legion They via stick To Douglas and SO, s you
may thus down Virginia for Bel ana Everett, we art
ready TO do our part 10 give New YORK 10 DoueS'
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Our street Post Routes.
ORDERS FROM TnE rosrsksTER GENERAL.
rtsf ttvsffy li,pasrxx~r

A.IteS-uEST OsFfcE. July "a 1850.
SiRt am directed by the Postmaster cnersi trans
NIT "a YOU the encl, copy ~ order. made this day.
declaring the New Ycrx city Iss routes. aud 10
rcsuS, you 10 have the same pnbishe for tue iornt-
tiou IT all concerned.
A. the act Of 18th June, lsoQ. limits the carriers ro
or the delivery OF settlers 81 cent, benncs ueces
sary independently uf other CONSIDERATIONS, for the rs.
psfimept order 10 sustain the syst to take
charge "a 'hc whole business cf letter carrying New
York 1.rrfure Ia promulestng the order u the Post
master crai you vii NJ thc sane time give notice OF
bis dctminstu rg iy T. eu'orce the laws against any
aud ell private or expresses 10 the CITY fon and
sfter the lst Iruximo. IfURAr1O KING.
Hon JOaN A. INA. Postmaster, New YORK
r,~u OsuCE nnAkrNEvr. july IA. 1850.
NOTICE 10 YokS CGRRKKs
Agreeahy Is the authority conferred by the tenth
tou az The " Congress 81 March 1891. entitled IAN
act ~ reduce and molly the rates ~ postage In the
Uuied Ststes aud fr other purposes, s hcrcey or
that all the avenues streets, lanes. us, roads
anu highways al that part OF the cay OF Nes York ~
ing south ct sua below 55h fifty anu street Including
that street be and the hereby established ~
pest reads This order to take elect tsl August. 1890
J. HOLT, Postmaster General.
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A uCTfON NOTICE..

A UCTlON NOTItE.
"a Assirnee's saie.-wILrjAM TOPPING a CO. quo.
will sell. Tuesay next, Jaty IL. at IN oce<.
their salrsrcou Nos and n Park place and No Murray
street, by sssruee the Suck Beov
Skirt Manufacturer csisiins IN Part ~ about @ dozen ss-
spring Of All tg-thrr ~ih fspes
Bands Ribbons Clasps Bu-tes, &C. incufng rti
Gle Of the best mxier, CONNECTED WITH the sriur u
skir-s. also loo lbs best English Sl.i Wr- 81 Bell
Frames Of ,ie; Baker sewing Mschme
&c, &C. Also I'm wednesday, July Is
At O'Clock. aB Canal street. by order Of the assignee
Is Round Circular weavins NJ eslne. c-, ssp e.eh
errs large DO. 90 do. cDst 81 0n
B upnnisbed do "a 90
6G,mp Mnm A new valuable msnniue
10 TVS, wh~ea I Winding Mscalne, Drilling xacems,
Iron Turning Machine rhsfs Beunr Puilrys. Ia
Spool wheels Hand Loom. Spoil Winding stands as. &C
the Whole comprising cnpsr fscpy for the
Of all kinos Of trimmings fr meus and ladies' Wire and
eon chenille, Cords Moulds. Butrns &c.. &C.
Also Tram silk and Manufacturers Slk, frnsea Gords
end Tsseels Cbeos Bnttons S,si Ct.on Isnen Thread
The hce W NJ sold for c-sh. without reserve
q anal
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Qrxnrc. RusseIl's Hotel, July Is. 1870

On ne Rod 10 Candda--Nco Impressions ~ Fam,idr
Norfrrri-7he nbtddr Brsdoc-Soncrv Of fh>
So Ldwescc--irr,rui al Que'-c-frtpuru'icrs for fAe
Exception # tie P,nocC.ric Addrssses--I'adic Bale
Nildry Rerincs. dc.
The Japanese gone, and the half million who read my
letters descriptive their doings Washington baltimore
and Philadelphia, take up the HERALD eager to Learn
and understand something and everything about his
Royal fehncss, Albert Edward Pince Of Wales, who,
for the information Of all mankind ignorant Of the fact
may vel say born she ninth day Of Novcrn.
Der, isst 10 well " know ages although u " sorse-
TINES very difficult 70 get ST the truth those Of ladies are
especially difficult 10 End out takers discover 10
their copfusioo and my self have met with several
who In each remarkably near sixteen
that couhi only account Tor the crcumsancc BY the
suplcsi,o that they Ind into the world by twos
and thrcrs tuyttocr.
Ny theme Is tberefofe Changed. and instead cf intro
ducug my readers 10 the sWsrthy children Of the vol.
canic sni II rising ,ho appsr have c,lcu
desperately In ove with the police that they have LETT
behind Va avvr of tn &c ic e dscipnsriars Legacy "
% 900 dcllar, hsve to conduct tacu sonee later
into the presence q royalty. 10 the neal,uc, wil
b,guic the moments by pointing out such objects con.
nsc,ea with Canada and his coming ~ ,bns likely 10
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A -JNo. 7. HuNeERPoRD 4 co, AUCrIoNEERs.
FuRNITCRE AZ PUBLIC AUCTION,
AT Nc 20 IVES Twenty sixth street n- ,n snh avenue this
The ca'aln-rc e.raens the largest and ns desirable as
ues M rrc o. st class hous ehod furnure this i chance
seldom offered, every article vii be peremptory sold
Magnificent seven octave Pianoforte
superb Drawing Room p.n. So. sais q w,-,,.,
oil Paintings,
Tapestry Carpets,
Engrsvinxs
Rosewood and Mahogany Bedroom r. ., Sg,.s
Megnscen, rose~i psuofoe carved legs and case inad
viii pearl sd pearl Ike oveTstrung cass. lined with satin
months. fully tested by competent Judges aud pro
nourced superior o.trumen; Original cos, 500
srs and sod brccade Of the most sxpen
ys s ssiep S & ss Wen xs A
two solid rose-oot Centre fables q match do E,egeres
Tables sv-gh ormolu and bronze Chandeliers artistic
bronze sis,uettes Richard Is; Painting Music PoHry &C
W Painting. F,ghi Joseph and Mary into Egypt
win Infant SAVIOR Holy Family by sellers scener, IN swsr
iaIs: BY Cole. Inman. isgrsnd and other eminent
r.nss line eer ss h srnss end
lace Curtains French Shades rosewood Hasanc Chairs TO
Engsh Brussels Carpets rose WOOD marble Top dressing
bureaus Bedsesds and conrs'des % msch Amoura ehce
oval back Chairs covered moquei spring and hair
Maisessrs Bea'preaas feather Beds Bos.ers rnioW oval
Gnrtains a Upper chambers-Msogany and black wanu,
oak buffet siasry marble top Hertz e5ias Tioe. Il foot
draw bars Coochss arm Chairs elegant sets crystal and
pagnes vines lemonad,s rumbIers CELERY snd
fruit stand sets hr Ger Bowls ruby and Psfan marble punch
richly DECORATED SETS pece Sold silver dinner ana
tea SETS silver Ware conee Crn Ga ,ers Baskets
also general assormen, Of basement and kitchen Furniture
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A II. WILSON 4 CO.. AuCTIoSEsRs.
"A. once 40 Broadway.
Attractive Sale of Fl-ran, Hons.hald Furniture,
Magnificent Rosewood PIauoiorie,
Suits O: fag!o- Furniture.
Rare Oh Paintings.

Suits O. faror furnfurp.
Rare Oil Paintings.
Pier Mirrors &C.. &c,
Al public auction.
t;omns ncinr this dav Tuesdsvl. ai l0ts O'Clock.
AZ The private residence l0l West Fifteenth street between
Sixth Seventh Catalogues ready aud
be had NJ ihe cc- the house Particular attention Is called
10 this imyortani sale every article viii be p.rrmpioy
sold IN of departure th- Pacific The Furniture
AL last FALL The catalogue embraces 40 lots.
brswin rons tun,ar elegant rosewood fanforte, made
by Horace Waters 81 this two suits ~ Parlor Furniture
carried IN SOLID rosewood and covered with blue and
gold san. medallion Tefes antique and oval
back Chairs English r sses Carpets Hugs
Bookcase, Escreioires and STA side Tables lace aud
hrocael Curtains Shades pier naniel add oval Mirrors
choice collection Il Paintings. beautiful
cravings, E.egefes. E-cretoires Lounges.
DINING ROOM.
Oak extension Dining Table oak Buffet Table Cutlery ivory
balanced handled Knives and Forks silver Table and Tea
spo,s Casters Crok-y 81 all kinds English Glassware
china Tea sets Clocks, Mirror, &c.
CHAMBERS
Solid rosewood Beis,ead, marble Dressing Bureau
washsnc curlec hair Mattresses Bltnkets, Feather Pillows.
Linen Third and fourth s0ries-Mahnganv Beissai Bu-
Carpets IN seat Chairs sofas Bed
cig al every description sr Carpet ai si stand eas
Fixtures slso and hirken furniture N Stages
and cafs pass eilin "a few dours ga tho house..
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nANIEL A. MATHEWS. AUCTIoNEER sALEsRooA
~ No. "a Cedar street, OPT os;te the Post eace.
SPI.ENnIn RAY PONY AT AUCTION,

BUTLER, SCHULTZ MATHEWS viii sell at auction,
,h.s day Tuestay st Y O'clock At their saiesroom No
about IA hands high, switch tall Is warranted sound ~
and kind in harness viii guarantee him TO trot In $50 to
excellent saddle beast and has been used
such by LADY, immediately after sale OF pony large
number first class city built top and top Bugges, Road
and Depot Wagons
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A UcTIoN SALE OF SECOND HAND READY MADE
eioshing 81 CRrsTAIAR Auctoneer q Bowery win
zen 90 thursday l9h inst at IL O'clock large and we'd
BLOCK Of clothing being the stock OF country dealer
ung rom me business, comprising about sou Garmeas
sohssg Oh cashmere Cloth aod Doeskn Coats and Pants
sS san eloth ana Velvet Vests DC sc The above sas
Nsh "ortny tne aenon OF Dealers The above well
selected AL be most fashionable kind The SELECTION thai
The trade. =
CcTI0N N0T1CE-CRoCKERY, GLASSWARE AND
IA Fancy Goyda-By j.. g. H. BAkTLErT, knctioneer,
Tuesday July H. at ~ O'Clock A. M at zS Pearl street
large sale choice stock In for dealers: so s.
gross quart glass Fruit Jars-
A UCTION NOTICE.-RICHARDs 4 WHITING WILL
"A offer at their auction rooms Al Corandt street Ola Wed
nesday July 49, 10Y "A. M 800 Of Boots Shoes
direct also large lot OF stock Goss
In good order. sale without reserve.
by LOCKWOOD BROS. 45 MURRAY, STREET.
I'D This day, at 10 o'clock by order Of assignee
A DESIRABLE RET ALL STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
The attention OF the trade Ia nvitet
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EDwARD'sCHENCK, AUCTlONEER.
~ ASSIGNEE'E SALE OF THE STOCK AND FIXTURES
III. STORE

OF A BKOADWAF RETAIL
By f. RI H. Schenck Wednesday 18th inst at III O'Clock,
at their saesroom No M Broadway BY the oraes Of The a.
sgnees the stock consisting OF about 81 0O Havana So
CARS, all Of which selected first retail trade;
Chewing smoking Tobacco Snna Also genuine Nicer
schaum Pipes Segar Tubes. Also large a
German other show Cases Counters Lght
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uENRY II. LEEDS AuCTIoNEER.
Ill Saesroom No q Nassau street.
HENRY II. LEEDS Co will sell. at suction, on Tuesday,
July IT, at " CLOCK No. % Nassau street.
One Of the most complete tarnous Ia the city the propy
Of gentleman going 70 Europe, consisting OF tine
Mare, years old, 10 hands high, gentle in harness.
Also shifting top light Wagon with double set OF cushions
made by Svers smith, of single Harness made by Wood
Gibson all OF which have been only month Aise
Blankets linen Dusters dc To be sold without
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HENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER
III Saesroom No q Nassau street.
HENRY H. LEEDS 4 co. will sell at auction on Tuesday,
July II, at IL O'clock ia front Of the store No Is Nssss1
A HANDSOME BLACK MARE,
years old. 14is hands high
with long tail kind. and
81 minutes Sold consequence Of the leaving
city
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PERsONAL.

A CARD 10 THE GENTLEMAN WHO SOUGHT An
"A interview with Mr.. W. last saturday forenoon NJ b.
place Of business na finding hun there h.d the Kindness
call at his residence: left note requesting w.
him that saturday evening. "a o'clock Of twenty
sixth street end Eighth and that said ou
hear az something his advantage IL sad gentleman Sil
have the Kindness TO call at Mr.. WIS residence ts carries
convenience be viii confer CREST favor, and shall hs I'd
somely rewarded No questions asked Condaely ,ours
M
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MORTGAGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
wi Brussels Car pets, Gas Chandeliers. &c
NJ. pOUGHTY, i-tonee',


VIII sell, "Wednesday July IL, at l0k O'Clock
AT saiesroom IS Nassau street,
Consisting black rosewood Paror Sula
covered in troca;e and delne marble top Centre Tables
pckoases Gill frame and mant.l Mirrors, extension
Dnnr Tables Dining On. IRIS marble top Dressing Bureaus,
kedseads, Hair Mattresses, Pai ,sses &C. tbs
whole .od highest bidder by virtue Of chsel
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g a.. BoGARr, AucTIoNEF1s -wEDyEsDA Az, JUL
Os Is nj Ill clock at the No North vii
lam street. uousei Furniture eclssne Of Sofas Tables,
Cheit. bureaus Cottage Er-i- Carpets Beds;eada
Beds and Bedding, Kitchen Furniture he also three Iru0
Safes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-14
A Deed of Herofsm.

Another instance of heroism has been re-
lated which look place at Winetka on Satur-
day last. Among the fragments of wreck
tossing in the surf one raft was anxiously
watched, to which were clinging five per-
sons, among them John Jervis, of Milwaukee,
his wife and child. As the raft was drawn
into the surf it was capsized, and all disap-
peared for msment beneath the angry wa
ters- When it rose Jervis alone was cling
ing to it. He instantly LETT it, however, and
swan for his wife and child, and recovered
them. Twice and thrice he repeated this he
roic act Finally, when the shore was al
most reached, the raft was for the last time
capsized, and when it reached the surface,
Jervis alone was clinging to it. Again he
left it, and swan for long time in search of
those whom he had so long and so nobly pro
tected, but all in vain, and he was Obliged at
last to swim to the raft to save his own life.
Such an act of self-sacrifcing devotion needs
no praise of ours Chicago Times.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-14

The City Wide AwRkes Of New York
dedicated their Hall, ess Broadway, the
evening of the Tenth of September. The
Hall was fled to overflow, and the enthusi-
asm unbounded Speeches were made by
Messrs James A. Briggs, Honce Greeley, f.
D. Culver, and 7. B. Van Buren. Mr.. Briggs
had intended to participate in the Inaugurn-
ton Of the Perry Statue here, but official
duties prevented. Cleveland and Ohio were
ftly represented by Mr.. B. in New York, who,
in the course Of his remarks, said
This to US is an Anniversary Day. Forty
seven years ago, on Lake Erie, the gallant
Perry won his victory over the British forces
And to-day, in the city Of Cleveland, a
statue has been erected to the heroic COM
mander, who, in the hour of triumph, did not
forget that he was q man and brother, and
that to save human life was far more glorious
than 70 take il. .
"What change in the state Of Ohio, the
eldest-born of the daughters ofthe ordinance of
1887, in the short space Of forty-seven years.
Then Ohio had 2750 population. To-day
she has 100000 Then she had no turn
pixies nor canals, and railroads were unknown.
To-day she has more miles of turnpikes,
plank and macadamised roads, canals and
railroads, than any state in the Union
Then she had no common schools. Now she
has II, 600 free schools, 20, $40 teachers, and
Gil, 200 youth constructing the bulwarks Of
well-edneated mind and Well-cultivated hearts
in her people colleges at an expense of $780,
900 a year, paid by tax levied upon the
property of the state. She has $4,000, 600
worth Ofoommon school houses and $40, ,OOO,-
600 worth of churches pointing with their
silent fingers life's weary pilgrims to that
better land beyond the stars, where the sub
ject is equal with the king, the slave with his
master
In 1850, in the southern states, I65, ,573,-
7Gs acres OF land were valued, according to
the United States census, at 1884, I63, ,87O.-I
in lS6U, The value Of real estate in Ohio is
500, 0OO, 600, and the total taxable property
of the state $500, 100000. hen, Ohio had 6
representatives in Congress, and Virginia had
D. Nov, Ohio has q Representatives and
Virginia has I3. zt- ~
The cash value OF the products Of the
farms in Ohio in ls47 was 1892, 700 900.
The cash value Of the products of manu-
factures and mechanic arts, Sis, 300, ,OOO.-
Making total of the productive industry of
the state of S252, 900, 900.
"Such is the Empire State of the West /
Such is her material wealth; while, in all the
elements of moral and intellectual power-in |
all that tends to adorn social life, and to 4
elevate, ennoble and dignity man-her prog
ress, her unexampled prosperity, and almost |
wealth, is due to tree, educated, in
telligent labor, upon soil dedicated forever
to freedom, by men who, in far-seeing wis
dom, laid the foundation of this Republican /
government 'the worlds best treasure and |
last hope, upon the basis of Universal Lib
erty."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-14

W. R. HoRsE BKEEDERs' ASSOCIATION
The Third Annual Fair will be held in this
village, on the Fair Ground, on Tuesday.
Wednes lay, Thursday and Friday Of next
week. The managers are continuing every
possible effort to make the occasion q pleasant
one, a satisfactory one, and one which shall
answer the ends intended by the formation of
the Association. The late rains viii so dis
pose of the dust, that the track will be in tip
top order, and all things viii be provided for
the suitable accommodation of animals. From
what we hear we shall anticipates very large
attendance Of the best stock growers in the
country, and an exhibition Of the finest
grade Of animals.-RapeRaa Democrat. -
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-14
CA UTLOM.
SpUR1oUs A1rERlcAN WATCHES.

SPURIOUS AMERICAN WATCHES.
We are orediby informed that some Of the jewelers.
Of Cleveland and other places are selling counterfeit
American Watches, for thu genuine article, manu-
factured at waltham, Mass, and particularly for
sign imitation of our watch, named P S. BARLEY,
which is represented to be manufactured in Hartford
Conn. 1t may be Of service to the public to be in
formed that there Is no mandatory of watches in
that place The genuine article Of one grade Of our
watches is named P. S. BARTLETT, wALTHAM MASS,
and all our watches of every grade are marked
''WaKham, lIas."
1t is hardly necessary to state that such watches
are like ours in FORM only, and are made upon the
same old system that has already flooded the country
with watches that are not only vexatious aud con-
slant source Of expense but really useless to the
owners, and when bought for genuine are calculated
to injure the high reputation which our watches
have attained We therefore caution the public
against buying our watches from any person who
cannot furnish certificate of genuinsness Tor every
watch offered for sale, bearing the number Of the
watch and the signature of the Treasurer Of the
Company, R. E. Robbins We also beg to inform
those who deal in the spurious article, that legal
proceedings will be instituted against them, upon
any wen authenticated instance Of their selling
counterfeit or colorado fmitaton Of any Of our pro-
ducts. ID For the Americap Watch Co.,
ROBBINS &APPLETQG,lAgentssF
sepls8lld8W q ie@ DE0aa"Ay. .
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-14

The ROCHESTER MEETING.-Fiteen hun
dred of the Americans of Rochester who are
in favor of Lincoln and Hamln met in Co
rinthan Hall on Friday evening, listened to
glorious speeches by James o. Putnum and
Roswell Hart and passed series of eloquent
resolutions in favor of the Republican Plat
form and Of Republican candidates.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-14

FRosT.-There were slight frosts in this
region during some Of the last nights in Au-
gust but no damage was done. On Sunday
night the 9th inst, there was a sharp frost in
this vicinity, and on the low lands some dam
age was done to vegetation-corn, buck
wheat &c. So far as we yet learn, the dam
age was not extensive, or very severe-Ra-
VIENNA Den l2h.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-14

FAT 0TFIcR-The Treasurers fees at the
February and August settlement with the
Auditor Of Hamilton County, made the very
snug sum of s24,2Os. This would make his
salary over $4,000 for the term of three
years.