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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-05

Red Rover Fire Co. No. g.
II The officers and members OF this company
~ 81 hereby not fed attend the regular monthly
&SN7uF meeting, to lie held MONDAY EVENING,
-May S, at haif-past o'clo X. Punctua attend
nee is requested. BY order.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-05
George Washington Lodge No. 65.

IN ~ The members Of thus Lodge requested to attend
~ meeting TUESDAY EVENING, May 6, 1851, at
o'clock, sonic Hail, of Baronne and
Members requested to be punctual and whiting
brethren fraternaly invited. -. By order
my5 r. A. DENILEL' SECRETARY
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08

l.Arr FROM poRr Al. pRuNcr.--Ihe \.
Y Herald has dates from portau. Prince To
the lst inst, The island remained tranquil.
The Emperor had completed the furnishing
Of the distinctions Of the crosses of the
mi,ar, aud of the order OF st. Faus,in the
First
The previous reports Of the failure Of the
coffee crop are confirmed, the crop will
no, average half the usual quantity The
price of this commodity, including the one.
filth to the Government, is eleven cents per
pound, The good coffee of the las, crop
mostly sold at $50 per VI. There were ut
Porl.an.lfincc about fifteen large vessels
on demurrage, waiting for coffee, but their
cargoes will not he completed before the
first cf April. Picoyune ooh nh.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08

eT The Washington correspondent of
the picsyune, under date Of the 18th ut,
says:
Gen. Shields has called for the cores
po0denrs between this Government and
that Of Nicaragua. Matters, however, ave
IN sssis qsoMessrs. Fillmore and Web
stsy waiting for the arr al Of the Minister
Psenipctentiary from Nerasua from Lon.
don, wAese - = aOw accredited as Charge
d'Ahaisss."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08

or We spoke last week Of the Message
of Gov. Boutwell, of New York II should
have been Massachusetts. Il seem. he
was elected by the free solers, bu, has in
dicated n rather reluctant advocacy OF the
measures Of compromise advising hi. friends
not to openly RESIST the fugitive slave law.
bu, to modify its provisions, if desired,
through Congress.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08

The amendmen, proposed by Mr.. Potter
vcsicflay. e. tic second section OF the hiii'
wa. then taken up. fixing the postage on
newspapers magazines. aud other pf'n'e"
mailable matter, at one cent Tor We hr"
two ounces. and one cent for every aodi-
tional ounce in weight aud limiting thc
free circulation OF papers and the reduc'
ed rate of onc-half on paper, and maya
zines Ia those which are sent from the oil
fee where printed to subscribers.
III. amendment as amended beng car
RED the third section of the bill Wa, read,
and Nr. Potter moved an amendment. pre-
scribng that the three ccsit coin, for the IS
sue of which that section provides shall be
composed of three tGur,hs OF silver, and
one fourth Of copper. and that such coin be
a legal tender in payment oi debts, winch
VIA carried after very little discussion.
The fourth section of the bill WAS then
read requiring the Postmaster General to
provide the several Postmas'ers with tire"
cent stamps; and was passed with amend
m.ni authorizing reduction to persons
purchasing to the amount of fifty dollars.
Among the opponents was Mr. Phelps, OF
Missouri, who commended that the reJcc.
ton of the amendment which he advocated
Of rate Of three ceuts when prepaid. and
five cents when not prepaid, would create
deficiency, Of the extent OF which mem.
bcrs had no conception
Mr.. Swo,tler, OF Ohio, said that, although
hc had opposed the reduction which had
been carried, vet be would offer no iacllous
opposition. uow that the question had hecn
decided, but would give to the Supporters
Of the reduced rate the means they asked
to meet any deficiency they couieml lated
in the fr-t instance. and that the business
of the postoaee might not be interrupted
after the adjournment OF Congress through
want of fund.
The amendment of Nr Phelps, to strike
out $500. coo from the section under con
.iderallou, MS then negatecd on a division
of ~ to ~
During the consideration of ,is section,
an am,udm. nt was introduced and lost.
substituting envelopes for separate stamps
rs was also another abolIshiug the ranking
privilege. and providing the postage on
communications received and sent by aud
from mcmhcf- of Congress. and public docu
mcuts s,ut h> t.e public departments, shall
be paid from the contingent fund, or IN the
same manner As the other expenses of those
department.
The section. iNing penalty of five wears
imprisonment, ar tia, col 5000 on all per
syrs .-ng stamps OF possessing forged
stamps, with intent to use the same, was
then passed.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08

We publish on our first page the CORES
pondencc between Caevaiier IIulscmann,
Charge d Aflaires from Austria, and Daniel
Webster. Secretary OF State Of the United
States. The letter of Mr. Webster has
met with man, cncomiums, and is destined,
not from the novelty Of the positions II
contains, bp, from the elegance and force
with which it is written, TO bee classed among
the valuable state papers Of the mon, the
character and number Of which, have con.
rihu,ed IN no small degree to our reputa.
ton as a people. One OF the main posi-
tons Of the letter, the refusal TO recognize
the righ, Of foreign power to make the
communications from one department Of
our Government to another the subjec, of
complaint, ia a principle which WAS laid
down by the Secretary OF State under zen.
Jackso,'s administration. For this the Old
Hero 9 as loudly condemned by the wings,
who with the same facility now praise Mr.
Webster. with The exception of Mr. Clay,
who still occupies the former ground. We
n,;on this in no pariizao shirt. but rs,h.
or as a warning to those politicians who are
willing TO follow party al the sacrifice OF
naiuo,,.n
In ,hi. letter Of Mr.. Webster. we find
mach TO admir-. and commend It, logl
col lorec. il, graphic picture of the extent
and resource. of the 1 MON. and its bold
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08

OF \ meeting OF the citizens of Starr
county, fTexas,) residing between Roma
aud Bellyi!le, was held on the I2'h of De.
cember. n, the new town OF Narseiles, TO
take into consideration the injury done hy
persons living in the Republic of Mexico
who are constantly crossing the Rio Grandc
ard killing aud driving off horses and eat.
tie aud paving no respect to marks or
brands. It was resolved tina, the Star,
county delegates TO the Legislature, he re.
ques,ed to lay the grievances complained
Of before tina, honorable body, to take uto
consideration what steps shall be necessary
to afford relief, by the passage Of law
restraining aliens from Kill ing, driving, herd
ing, or grazing horses, mules, COWS. oxen
sheep, or stock OF any description in the
State Of Texas.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08

or The Mansfield ADVERTISER Of n late
date gives rs credit for long article in re,
la,ion 10 Col &. e. Mills, which appeared
in the Republican Of December sist 'ih"
piece in question was taken FROM the New
Orleans Delta, Of which We made mention
in an editorial in the same paper
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08

\ great foo, race, for $500 n side. came
off n, I.ougmcadow, near Springfield. Jan.
uary ID. young Engishman, named
Poole, undertook TO run five miles in thirty
minutes. he succeeded easily, with forty.
nine seconds to spare, although the track
VIA muddv -Cresctrt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08
Passion Orricr, .JuIv "a ls,n

When the fact that n certificate Of Ia.
ton has not reached the hands Of the nan,
" entitled TO receive il, and to whom
was sent, is discovered in time 10 en,., :.
cavca, in the General Land Office. ~
thereby prevent the issuance of ps.eu, Il
a fraudulent claimant, and due proof M
fac, Is produced. the par,y should b. =.
qurcd to give public notice Of the fact, !,
the case once week, for six succc,.;,.
weeks, in some newspaper Of general .i,
eua,ion at or nearest the place where n.
certificate was directed, that Mt the ennis.
ton OF specified time, he shall dcm..d
from the Commissioner of Pensions n A.
plicate of said certificate. which should h.
mlnu,ey described in order to guard INN
cent persons against the purchase of III.
one irs, issued And upon the productio.
or n printed copy of suc notice, with ~,
isiactory evidence of its due publics,io,
the party should be entitled to duple.,.
The foregoing instructions are intended
to apply also, 10 eases where the certh.
cate, after being assigned have been lost ia
their Transmission by mail from one Lilac.
to another.
The duplicate certificate would, a, 4,
matter of course, issue to the party "a
whom the original was issued. and be ds.
lvercd To the person claiming to bc the A..
signed after he had. in the usual name,
before court established the execution of
the lost assignment.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08

4 proclamation BY the Queen was pub.
llshed in London, on the evening Of Dcccm.
18Th, for the meeting Of Parliament, on
Tuesday, the ith Of February, for the eds.
patch Of dvers Urgent and imports",
aGsirs'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08

/ -.
| Some days ago We ia" 81 "..""', W.,
'slegraphl oi some "'ss'"'.'"' I'o.e'""e
at Peoria. mob having a"e"pu" 70 """s
two prisoners VINO "e'c u, Ji' ~, "''.'
sentence OF 'ea'n 10, ',"'u ~ r.,
Kepupheah, o' INC ' 49, -, 81,
loving particulars W '''' " 49,
II is genera''l KNOW" "'' ". " ~.
I young men conhneo W our ,o""'. J'"' ~"
der sentence oi "ea,h' '"' INV
VII. 'e"'''' !" v''""e' '"'" ,,,a
cd ny the co"'t ior 'he" eN''"',."
2olh instant 'h' ,.','' s"o" ," !,
pare Tor DEAN was 'e'' 10 "e S"o'' ~"
was about the amt hsss"eu ~ "e "'"'
unless Tor cause s"o",'' ''c 'o",' "
crnot n''sh' P'o'o"s :" 'P'.'". "!rn
ton BEING naae 10 '"e "''''""' ". y. '"
''"nary postponed 'he eNec"'''" u '"' ~
tencs n"t' the i''" ia. u '""u"'! u.s.
Unfortunately "'s afs,c"'''" "~' ": :.
only 'e" DAYS "'o'e u'' '''''' DIV " ""
gu" nAd eAP''e"' NJ" ."' '."fe u"
known mere 300" ."""s" :" wy >''' f"'
l'c ~ Instance VI VI. '"""s.'
TN the evening VI '"' ',''"' Wv "'''."'
d A
sen OF inc ah"',P"'e' '''"' ~" 20"
called them IRON ine'f homes "''S"'s'.'.
ton nj the pos'Poh''"''' " we 'A,o""'"
began 10 "e MANIFESTED ''or'' ""o '''''
lei' thef business ana CONF ''"e way "
see TWO men "uns' were ''' " w ",p'""
ct Inc sign. win ''hpn"''. ""' "",'"rr!
man n"", " s'e"S' nv" w ~ we "
"alSed AL h'e"' u see s"'",''"' """s, "'"
was secoho '''"e !" '"' S""'' " ~, Wy
aspirations u was 100 ""cn' sue" so''
bereavenen's III Tree COUNT. "''e ''''''
efabie. ~ was "''e''''"'" '""s' ~" " w
law, the hanging must come o"' "e""o''
|" 'n's c"ce' o'a ""' ~ "is' '''",v ,"lI"
hchsion' ms ]" was 'h""e"' ''o''''''o ""'
whether 10 s'"'''N o'lfaNe' "PP''"e '''
carnage, or an 'uie e"f'os".' of "r"" '"e
prc'ence OF meeting our l"s''ce l" VI, gun
~ men ~ 'h's iain ""o'o oPe"'N NV" "a"
tony ue'v the Jaw s''',' "'''' "'n"s VI Nv
man blood, an" incur .ne g"'' OF "ic MUIR
dcrer hehce doubtless II was '""' no
sufficient organization Tor the defence WAS
effected IN time ny the proper "hleers'
Tn the morning OF Tue -o'i' me .'o"o,
from the country increased ana u'r'c"a
Their course towards Tue jan soon Nas'
throns was mere concentrated 'nr P,'s
on'rs were "e"'anoeo o' ''e s"e," '"'
there was as Ne' i'''lr concert o' action
and no acknowledged lea"et'
IN the meantime, ea'io"s was erer.e"
ON the opposite size OF inc s'rce, 'o"'"G
the lall ! the h'''er' prepare" an" ''s'eh'"
to their places every 'nins arranged even
a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08

Iugcrsol' will be- appointed l-ays Wash
ingion correspondent of the baltimore sum
in the place OF the Hon. Neil $. Brown.
resigned.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08

TUE Y,Nhrr BlApr.-Wc are no, par.
tisl to papers published north OF Mason aud
Dxons' line: for. as general thing, they
no sooner make up their annual clubs, aud
receive the money we seud them, than they
abuse u as set of lawless cut throats,
aud God iorsakcn wretchcs The Blade.
we believe however. has been IN exception
10 this rule. Its articles in relation to the
South, have not been OF party cast; nor
has il taken the course usually pursued 10y
Northern journals of abusing Texas, and
dealing in mendacious cant in relation to
our morals. The Blade is spicy aud
well conducted paper. IL articles are al.
ways chaste, and its whole arrangement,
betokens industry and talent. Il is ever a
welcome visitor.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08
Congress-.


We" '''''"' '''' "'''' ''''' "'''
- ~, 80 49, 'I,,',J
hcy will he able Ia nroduee some imnres.
SION un members and senators. The iron
men OF fennsNlvaua are very elamoron.
'"' d" ,'", 'e'''' ~ ,eS"', ~ "o"' "''
..'.,,, c,r ,L.. .,,a..L,aon, ,,I shit, .yI,i1
tied hy the people Of Penns, lvauia IN re.
gard TO the constitution and the ulon.
'"'' say ,"'' '"" N""'' ""S ''i'''',"N
.., IT,, S,,.,,.',.,. -.
+. now hound 10 discharge the deb, of rrn,.
ltudc due to PENNSYLVANIA. They want no
grehi chang" ~ lhe du'y hSri' h+' th"l
VIC" /" ~ w w ~,
the fact that the manufacture Of iron re.
quires a large capital, aud that II Is the
sudden tuclua,ion IN prices which renders
the enterprise iIseli, under the most iaNora
bic circumstances, hazardous
But whether the majority OF the House
Il
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08

~ Ahev an animated discussion, the
e,>edos for United States Senator has been
Dcsapsssd by shr Msssachsss.t. Leyisla-
~ ~ February 9th.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08
ANOTHER STEAMBOAT DisAsrrR--We
clip the following ,elegrapbic dispatch from

the Pcayune of the Goth ultmo:
|ichsbnrg, Jan. 2s-Ihc steamer Rob.
ert Campbell which has arrived at this port,
John adams. from New Orleans to Cincin-
ua' The John Adams was snaggcd at
island No. 81. About 40 persons, eight
or ten Of whom were cabin passengers
were lost. We have no means Of ascer.
tang the names Of those drowned, nA the
books were lost. The iron chest is saved
The hull Of the boat sunk, and the cabin
iioated off,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08

Or Telegraphic dispatches state that the
Cheap Postage Bill passed the House on
the l7th-letters whether prepaid or other.
w'sel three cents to any part OF the tnited
States, half cent in the State in which
they are published, aud free for thirty one
miles.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08

Ivpf,NI, / :. SrxAroa.-Ion Jesse
ID. Bright has been re elected L. =. Senator
by the Legislature Of Indiana.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08

OF A Geographic dispatch to the Picay-
une, dated Baltimore, January 81. says;
Missouri SnNAroR.-Gcyer, wbig. ON
The forteih ballot, was elected l. :. Sena
tor from Missouri The vote stood, for
Geyer 80. Benton 81. scattering 81.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08

or We have been requested 10
the following;
DIE y. ,.. or
In Augusta, Georgia, on W"dneN''s,,
be, 10. 1850, ions ~ TrRsER, nav"
England. lie died vi,hou, q VIII
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08
Nc.srs. IpIroRs:

Nc.srs, EDITORS:
Please publish the following for III, !,
formation Of those to whom Bounty I...I
certificates may have been issued, but viii.
have been lost through the mails or o,a..
wise. The Palestine, Boston, M.nh.m
aud Dallas papers, will please copy.
D. :. KAUFMAN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08
J. l.. EDW ARDS.


The facts upon which may be based an
application for a duplicate, must be n.
forth under oath. aud the crcd,biitv of II.
atlantis be duly certified by the Magistrate.
whose official character and signature mu,,
be verified by the Clerk of the Court under
his seal OF office.
w the case where the certificate Of locs.
ton mas have been addressed to an agen,
of the party en'tlcd it is required that both
the warranlcc aud his attorney. shall max,
oath in due form Of law, ms to the loss o.,
non.recep,ion o. the certificate. and thai,
the same, III such be the iacts,l has never
been assigned or sold, Sc.
In forwarding to this Office. the rcqrired
printed copy OF the notice of loss, &c, i,
will be deemed sufficient evidence Of do.
publication, If the affidavit of the publisher
be attached to a slip containing the ad,e.
tisemcnt, to the cif.ct that, the SAME had
appeared regularly in his paper for the tin,
prescribed. J. l. T..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08
TIiE. VI \ X X r 7 $.

The following are the quotations OF ri il,
as given in the Pieayune. under date ~ y, -
uury %. |, shows decline, since ."
issue, of &C.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08


\, an early day IN the present session of
Congress, the House OF Representatives
-aiscd "a special committee to take into con
sideraiion the bounty law passed in Sep.
TENDER last aud report what further 'cgis'
latlon Is necessary To insure Is execution
within Il reasonable time. and what aid
may he required from Congress to carry II
into effect The committee, by their chair
man, VI. Robinson OF indiana has made a
long and elaborate report on the SUBJECT,
concluding with bill authorizing the Sec
rclnry o' the Interior to employ additional
clerks in the Pension Office. and the Sec.
Rotary of the Treasury To employ addition.
al clerk. IA the Third AUDITORS Office for
the impose 90 "Aredlthg Inc business uH'
der the aF.
HE hil' also 'UIhfgos inc rh'rs OF t"su'
mony receivable Tor the actual performance
of the military duty, Tor which the land
bounty Is claimed aud provides that where
the muster rolls cannot be found and ven.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08

\ State Convention, called by Samuel
Fcssenden, Ezekiel Holmes, and Others, to
oppose the fugitive slave law" was to be
held n. Winthrop, Me-, on the 10th instant,
To he continued two days.-P,r.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08

OF We would call attention to The new
advertisements which appear in this days
paper. Among the number viii be found
tho following A.P. Fishers, offering win.
dow sash for sale; Taylor n i'eath's IN
relation to Land titles. &c \lso the nd.
vertiscmcn,s Of Scott n Soaring. tone of
the most fashionable and popular clothing
establishments in New Orleans that OF
Mr. Peter Lots fine shoe store; II. tobea
4 Co.'S Exchange office, etc. We are in.
debted for the city advertisements 10 our
industrious agents Mcsns. Dcering 4. Wi
lev.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08

or We received b, last mail the FIRST
number Of the ninth volume of the Sorrn-
rRS CrLyivAron, published at Augusta
Georgia Ths fact that tbs paper has been
in existence yiNr years, is ycry good c'i.
dencc that it sapproycd by those best qual
fled 10 Judge Of is merits, more particularly
when We consider that agricultural papers
in the South seldom live over year or two
The price OF the Crlinalor !. ~ per car,
so tina, every planter who would keep pace
with the Improvements ot tho times, or de-
sires the experience OF wise mrmers, can
obtain this valuable information without
much sacrifice Too little attention is
paid to the scicHcc Of agriculture in the
South. We would like to see a change
Such papers n, the tultisator are well cal
culxted to produce better spirit We
should like to see it extensively taken.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08

DRrNprrl ACCIDENT ~ \rw NuRN
Cry \bout I O'Clock, + ", on the 18th
instant, lsays the New York Iribunc,l six
new buildings in the course of erection in
Twenty frs, street, between Fifth and Sixth
avenues. fell with tremendous crash. car.
r,ng with them some thirty or Thirty two
workmcn. principally masous and earpcn.
lers, who were employed on them at the
time.
The workmen bad Just returned from
their dinners aud were engaged in topping
out the walls and finishing the roof The
houses We're six stories high. large and
handsome to outward appearance. but bull,
with the most criminal disregard to security
The bricks in the walls seemed to have
been merely touchcd with mortar, for there
was scarcely any percepible ADHESION
FROM all that we can learn. thia defect was
the main cause Of the accident
So sudden was the crash, that hut five
or six of the workmcn escaped, one Of
whom sprang from the sixth story As
near ~ can be ascftained there were on the
buildings fourteen masons sixteen laborers
anu bii' 'h' ueAl'i, HidhiiiG u thtil VI Unity
two OF these there were five killed, seven
badly injured, aud twelve slightly.
FRoN BurNos AYERs.-1'he bark Mari.
on, Capt. Mowery, brought the y \. Her.
aid dates from Buenos Ayers to the l,t ult.
n, which time the port of Monlcvideo re.
uaincd strictly bloekaded BY the French
fleet, Gen. Orbc still refusing to Weld.
The previous reports of the probability oi
a war between Bucnos Ayers and Brazil
are confirmed by this arrival-P,cayuns.
II IS affirmed that negotiations for a mar.
rage between the Emperor OF Austria and
the Princess SIdonia OF Snsony, have been
brought to conclusion. aud that the mar.
rage will be celebrated next Nav with
grca, splendor. The Princess is only H.,
aud very beautiful. Her father. the Prince
John, brother Of the rciguing King. is.
owing TO the latter having no offspring
rext heir To the throne Eagi,sh PAPER.
\ State Convention, called by Samuel
Fessenden, Ezekiel Holmes, and others, to
oppose the fugitive slave law" was to be
held at Winthrop, Me- on the Goth instant,
/ TO he continued two days.-pir.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08

In the Legislature Of New York.
Smith. Of Suffolk county, has Offered
ries of resolutions respecting bil''"
prcssions in Central America.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08

Sentence OF fifteen wears impf'son,''s.,
aud hard labor has been pronounced
Plus lN agains, several parties c'"' p'
Of burning confcssionals during the ~
IL,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08

The Washington Monument has nov
reached the height of eighty feet above ''
surface, thirty-eight Of which have oee'
raised during the past year, a, an eSpfn.
of $4,000 per foot \ number oil SLOW
from different States aud societies haNs
ready been inserted in the column ana ~ !,
ny others are On the ground, ready 70.
placed IN the wall rs the work advance"