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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-10-25
8. '79-1y.

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use it inspractice. Pamphlet FREE, upo,
application. This remedy of nature i
endorsed by the medical professors ant
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during the last ~ years. Address
A M DAVIES, Pres. of the Co.
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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-10-25
the FELlCIANA SENTINEL.
THE PEABODY EDUCATION FUND.

The thirteenth annual meeting
Of the trustees of the Peabody Ed
uca,ion Fund was held in New
York on the 1st inst. There were !
present the Hon. Robert G. VIM
throp. Chairman. Massachusetts,
Gen. Barnes, Washington the
Hon. W. NJ. Evarts and the Hon.
Hamilton Fish, New York Iheo'
dore Lyman, Massachusetts,: u.
Peabody Russell, England the
Hon. A. II. Fl. Stewart VIRGINIA:
Chief Justice Waite Washington
Samuel We,more New York Biz
hop WLipple Minnesota and the
Rev. DR.. Sears General Agent OF
the Board.
The opening address was made
by the Hon. Robert y. Winthrop.
In it he congratulated his fellow
trustees on the great interest that
through their instrumality and 10y
the iudicious use of the fund at their
DISPOSAL, had been awakened
among the people Of the South in
their common schools. The speak
er believed that during the next
twelve years the standard of cnm-
mon schools might be greatly rails
cd by the planting of normal
achools aud tie professional train
ing of teachers, to which purpose
the fund will hereafter be devoted.
He closed his address with an elo-
uuent tribute to the memory Of
Gen. Richard Taylor, member OF
the Board, deceased since they last
met.
The report of the General Agent
the Rev. Dr.. Sears, showed the In
come from the fund for the las
year to have been appropriated al
follows: 10 Virginia, 50 $50
North Carolina, $1,000. Soutt
Carolina, 81, $50. Georgia, S..
500. Florida, $4,000. Alabama
$4,000. Mississippi. 81 900. Lou
i,iana, $3.50. Texas, $7,7Oo
Arkansas, $500. Tennessee
$4,000. And West Virginia, 81
OOO-a total Of $74 $50.
The Treasurcr's report shove
that the amount Of approprlatio
available for the ensuing yea
would be $S3, 900.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-10-25

~Hon. Will S. Strong, our
Secretary of State, has met with
a piece of rare good fortune, bav-
ing inherited from a deceased aunt
a large. we'll stocked farm in Con-
necticut.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-10-25

%@Last week, at its monthly
nav. the Cambria Iron Company
paid out to its employees over $780,
900 in gold. The event was quite
unexpected to the men, who were
much pleased at the sight Of 'the
yellow boys
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-10-25

T1AyING completed arrangements by
which am enabled to secure drugs
at low prices l announce to the general
public that am prepared to dispose of the
same at as low figures as any drug store
IN the State. My stock of drugs and
chemicals are pure and fresh and all OF
first quality. 1 also keep for sale the
PUREST s. BEST WINES 81 LIQUORS,
for medical purposes, Lamps, Oil, NC,
Toilet and Fancy Articles, Seeds,
Braces. Trusses, Supporters,
and in fact everything usually kept in a: a
first class drug store. Orders by mai
especially attended to. Address
S. G. SCHWING,
8. '79-1y. jackson. La.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-10-25
CENTENARY COLLEGE.

The unprecedented good order among
the students for the past two sessions
apd the marked advancement III their
studies, iustities us in offering our lnsti-
tuition to the patronage OF the publc
with increased confidence. The sons or
West Feliciana cannot do better than TO
be educated here. .,- oo.
Tuition in the College classes $6o,Vo'
session of ten months. Good boarding
furnished as low as ten dollars per
C. G. ANDREWS, President.
Jackson, Louisiana
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-08
The EofolnRc Fisheries.

70 tie e.ltor Of the Aiernndria Ga-eHc:
Having been fjr lu1ber Of years engaged
10 fishing OF the p1tomsc, and fair to fully
real;z:d By experience The steady detl!oc in TIT
catch CT f:L, beg Tie liberty to say that il thi
main l agree with Mr.. NJ. McDooa'd, whose ar
ticc appeared in the columns CT y2ur pape!
few days AGO
lst. That 90 efficient c.osa s:as2n of each
week, that is TO seq, step all lr5m iishi0g thirty
six hours 10 each week, 50 ai 10 c2abc portion
Of csch ru,1 Of fish to reach their respective
spawning grounds.
Pad. That tho same b, rigidly enforced
against al, BY forcing each fisherman to take
Gu. license and give bend and security 10 RI.
part ali persons fishing without license, or 9th
e.wise violating the u. S. laws, cnac:ed fJr the
protection CT natural spawning grounds, and OF
young Of shsd and herring propaga!ed by the
Fish Commission. and TO this end sincerely hope
tiers OF the Potomac, ard appropriate st least
$3.50 900 70. building i:hways s1d for other pur.
poses.
And rs for Maryland owning the wstc.s CT
the Potomac, TO cne will dispute that she did
prior to the ratification Of the constitution, but
never since, nor doea any other State own any
Of the nsvigable waters O. this country; thoy
belong to the national government or Congress
hes no more CO.. s,i!ulional tight to improve the
rivers and hsrbors OK this country than they
would have in cleaning out the British channel.
Ii it hes, give mo tho psrs gtach, section and
article. TIT 1880. WIN. G. BoNTZ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-08
LETTER FROM RICH.H0lS.D.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria GaZottc
RICHMOND, Feb. In the House to day
Mr.. Musbbacb presented petition from james
Gaines, Mary Ward, Willie Fitsbcu, George
Ward aud William Manly asking that Henry
NcBmsc, Robert Lewis, Nshaaie!' Arnold,
Hcrry Lewis, John Barbour. David Tsyitr,
Susan LaEis, Sarah Lewis, Elizabeth Newly,
Maria Saunders. Susan Washington, Mary T..
Washington and HattY Nelson be Incorporated
under tho name aud style Of the Sens and
Daughters OF Clnssn," Of Alexandra, Va, Ter
tic purpose OF nu!ua! assistance a0d burial OF
the dead of their association. aid the light TO
purchase property, &c. Mr.. Mu:hbach tfiared
bill to the same effect which was referred TO
the Committee on Propositions and Grievances.
The Stare made raise 10 day. 4 bill vas
passed By both houses authorizing the G0Vtroer
to borrow 100000. The speed with which
that bill went through tho two houses was
marvellous.
Tire MotFett REGISTER bill will be recon- uit!cd
and it is believed tia! this will undoubtedly
kill the bill. TRo weeks have been rpeut 10
discussing AID amen3iog it.
Gen. Lee 10 the Senate to day presented a
petition CT ciiiz :ns Of Al!x.ndrs end Fsiflt K
counties 10 relation to the Alexandra Turnpike
Company Of Alexandra. Tasrcierlei The
Delegates ard Scoa.cra from the: section sic
COZ pcgG ctirg a bill 10 relation 10 this matter.
STRONGBOW,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-08
,.EtI,s OF THE D>aI.

The subscription TO tho fo1r per cent. icao
Yesterday amounted 10 $3,I12,UO.
The United States steamer Rchuec ar,
rived at Gibraltar OF the 5.h lnst. With all well
on board.
An extensive system Ct smuggling by amell'
can fruit vessels at Port Antonio has been dis
covered.
The Bank cf California has sod the govern
n. oil 200 900 ounces Of silver, deliverable at
San Francisco at 1901.
The ladies Of the Womsh'a Christian tsm,
perarce Union Of Blltimore tasc inaugGTatedi
system # obtaining employment TOR Te:or5aed
drulksrds.
The Senate yesterday passed bill which has
already passed the House, admitting, female
attorneys to practice 10 the Supreme Cours OF
the U. S.
Mike ". Peo3oil has been sirastcd at
Oaiucy, Ii for coun!erfeiting silver coin. bis
Headquarters we're ca Ea.Eost ia slough ~
miles from Qulacy.
The pcstoffie: at Ripon, Wis, with all mail
matter. records, fuGds, public documents and
p,i7ate papers Of tho postmaster, vas tu:aed,
with several adioioi0g bulldogs, yesterday
Az Ottawa, Oot, dispatch says it is &
pected that while the prohibition aEalos!
American Cattle will c,nti0ue 10 fierce IN Eog
LAID, Canadian clt!e will be exempted.
J. II. Shaw, passenger from LIVERPOOL ty
the steamer Sa,diuiar, at Baltimore, was yes
tsyday defeated in e1dcaVollog TO snugslo Jew
ery through ia false bottcmed trunk.
| The Commissioner If Agriculture IS iua!c;
the value CT tie cation crop OF last year al
Sl94, roc, 900, which is SIS 100000 less tba1
| that Of the value Of the previous year. tE2aSf
the production vas 450, 600 bales greater.
A bill has been io!roouced ioto tho l.2elsla
ture Of the Island OF Jamaica ia which The cat
o.ti:c tails is The punishment a,l1;tcd To-
nearly every se,i3us effers,, l1cui'1g ho:l
The bill i, likely 10 b:c5me ia7'.
A meeting of the renaas:ce bondhO'Gels Il
New York Yesterday adopted a resolution tc
renew 10 the Tennessee Legislature th, ttfsr Of
an adjustment appeaded to the resoiu'lons i
the last meeting ard transmitted to The Gov
error of that State 10 b. By him submitted tt
the Legislature for aci0n.
The funded debt of New Iclk city. on III:
3lst ofJanuaty, 1879 irc'uiiog Taxation bonds
sicking iurd bonds, assessment and rev3Suc
boads, Issued in anticipation of taxes, amount
ed to Sl46 3GG Col 80. From this aggregate
however, IS to b. deducted $50, 264. 500 %. OF
account OF the sinking fluid, leaving net boaG-
e. debt STA l02. 29l 81.
At The night session CT the House a Eepre
seutalives yesterday bill WIS reported su,ho
| riziog the Treasurer Of The United State:
to receive coius OF the Uoi:c3 States IL *
change for United Srs;os rotes, aud suts /
tute was adopted /; $ an anendneot p!cV;d5e
| that on the presentation Of any COLI: G! the
Uoitca States at the sub treasury .. New York
there shall 10 exchanged the,etcr oa demand
| to the extent and amount to which srci coin:
arc legal tenders go equal amount OF treasury
notes. and oil silver c6iss go received which hTe
ulfi. fer circulation shall be recoip>d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-08
y.fRGIFEg LEGISLATURE.

L. he Senate yesterday Genera! Lee present
ed pelition Of ci!'z na Of Aleyacdria and Fair.
fax coublies 10 relation 10 the Alexandria
Turnpike Company of Alexandria, which was
referred
4 bill gas Introduced aud referred 10 amend
the law 10 reference to the railroad commission
er, so as to increase his duties.
i few private bills were passed, aud the Mot
iett LIQUOR law bill vas further discussed aed
finally rtcomuit;ed By a voc of "a 10 l3.
Tie bill for The transfer CT tho James River
and Kauewhs Ca5al passed by the House was
reported and regd the FIRST time.
Il the House OF Delegates bills were intro
duced to amend the act With reference 10 pay CT
Jurors; to Incorporate tie Sees and Daughters
Of Canaan Of The city Of Aleyandris; to furnish
cor7c: labc- to the county Of Clarke; and ior
the relief Of Mrs. John T. Poland, Of PiIaco
William courty, from o 6ne imposed by the
County Cou.t Of that county.
| Tho bill to amend tho Code So as 10 provide
| for the care and maintenance OF harmless 10
Dalcs outside Of the jails and asyIums OF the
State Vas discussed fer some time, but Gc'l)n
| taken.
The bill for the trarsicr Of the James River
and Kanawha Capal to the Richmond and A.
leghspy Railroad Company vas pas:cd-ASef
IS. noes 80.
4 resolution was adopted icstIuo'iug the
Committee o. Roads ard internal Na1lgsloI
to report bill amoadirg the genera! railroad
law as to prevent tic excessive di:cil nlaatine
eharses that are made between LEGAL alc
through ffeishIs, ard on passenger tran:nor'a
tioa by The railroads Of the State.
The bill! to amend The Code coac:rn lug the
Board Of Visitors CT tho Virginia Agriculture
and Mechanical College at B!acksturg Was
taken uo and discussed.
The following bill WAS passed b? both houses
BE 1t enacted by the General assembly, Thai
the Governor be. and is bsreby, authoriz: I'd tc
bolrog on tcha; Of the Commonwealth Iron
the Stale repositories, sum or sums OF money
not to exceed two hundred thousand dollars IL
the aggregate. at rate CT interest not exceeding
six per ccntun per aBbun, to be refunded o;
| or before the 18th day Of Jure, 1879, aud To-
the payment OF which at maturity the revenue!
Of the State are hereby pledged. This act shal
| be 10 force Fen It's passage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-08
a Social Problem Tested

Tue Washington correspondent OF the "n!la'
deiphis Record says: "Mra. So9G,o7 Bruc.
Tuesday pu. tho sociIl problem 70 Tao test. !!
appears that two OF TIE ladies octha EigS: hoaso.
ono Of tho fashionable ho.els, callai al Mrs.
Brucc's residence some time ago and left their
cards. All the ladies OF tho hoe! rec9lvo On
Monday together in the public p.r!or. fojtnr
day, when the reception WAS a. lis z,ni.h, dr..
Senator Bruca scco npsniod By lsdy friend -
dark as Ercbus, was shown into tho psrior.
Singing out the twain who had kindly lGEt thH!T
cards with her. shs engaged them in converse
lion somo few minutes and then left Tine other
ladies thought the episode decidedly shockin e
not so much that Mrs. Bruce had called, q: the
fact that she allow we'd her dsrkey friend to accom-.
pany her. She was too much OF color 10 DO
Equeezed through toney socioty. although The
Senator's bride is nearly white
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-08
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY 81
EDGAR SNOWDEN:
SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY g
Nj. Window called up his resolution 10 the

M. Window called up bis resolution 10 the
u. s. Senate, yesterday, for the migration OF
colored people from the southern States TO sec
lions OF the country in which their rights ard
liberties would be better protected, and spoke
upon i. ut iersth, saying what, ne az ordinarily
we'll info-nsd man, he must have knoWa was
incorrect, that Constitutional amendments ard
sots Of Congress have alike failed to enforce
the rights soiemaly guaranteed the rce1ces'
lie did cot ask for any action on his resolution,
az it, !ise Senator E3munds' resolu!lcrs Tor
tho eo!cIcemeot Il the l3:h, l4th AID l5sh
uncrdncrts, and Inc samo gentleman's pro-
Dcscd amendment to the Constitution, prohibit
iog the payment Of The cIsius Of disoyal Gill.
zsns, was cn'y intended for the party capital
that may be manufactured out OF it. Ii, how.
ever, his psr!y should determine 10 force i.
throush, it should be amended 81 as 10 mska 1t
apply 10 white as we'll as colored people, TO
extend It's privileges to residents CT tic ocrthern
IS we'll as Ct southern States, and to provide Tor
the return of the "misrators' 10 their cid, IN
case their 1eW homes 10 not suit them. IEe
white man 10 this country is supposed 10 be
the cquai Of i. colored brother. and, therefore,
if the eo7eroneos furnishes tic means Tor 8
change Of Iesideuc, 20 tho latter there is 90
sufficient reason Why it should not do the same
to the former. The people Of the North are
not only the EQUALS, bat pretend 10 DO tie gu
pc,iols of their fellow citz:os Of The South, and
surely if the latter are allowed 10 ntve from
ono part OF The c2uetry TO snother at the tx
pense Of the government, tho former should be
allowed 10 do SO toe. Theu, too, cooced people
especially hsve strong locll attachments, and
though macy # them would doubtless be
induced 10 move merely fer The pleasure OF the
free ride, the experience o! those among whom
they aGG tttir ancestors have lived goes to
prove lbs. year would not c!apse before every
one of those WHO hsd gore away fon home
would be lolg irg to get back. Mr.. Hi1acm
may b. a good c1cugh legislator fer the people
Of Minut SOFA, tut he is out Of his latitude when
he attempts to legislste fer the colored people
OF the South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-08
FOREIG| FTE.V

Eight hurdfc1 engineers srucE u hoadot
yesterday.
Tho striking laborors a! L:verp2c! have cam
PEELED tie men employed Ct the decks 10 G'It
work.
Quarantine against tte iiaeu, les o:ca o.
dcrsd o! all Sp1oish pots.
Tie pfus:i,n Ministry he's approved he in
port duty co grain, cattle and hcrsca.
Tie Emperor William proposes 10 open tha
German Rsichs!ag in person.
1. is understood that Germany is ric47of.
log to effect q co1proiDis, OF The A;a5 taG'a
dispute.
Pcoding tic decision Of the disgulo c5cce;u-
ing Arab Ta5ia b. the po1c:s tic E5uma.ian
troops will hold that po>i,ioa.
The Chinese crew OF The Au ,t-a!i.n barl;
Kate Waters, from Hong koog, ho90d tc
Foochow, mu!ircl, AID murdered 'Iaig tticaTs
and scutled the vessel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-08
EIopement and Suicide.

CINCINNATI, O., Feb. S.-Joseph l..
Heath, a prominent citizen Of Reed City,
Michigan, and married. eloped with Miss
Th,yer. The father Of the lady followed, over
taking them at Kalamazoo. Upon the ap
proach of the father Heath drew revolver to
shoot him. but changing bis miod placed The
pistol to his own breast aud fred, tho ball pass.
ing through his heart,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-08

WADE HAMPToN.-f.vey7 Southern man vii
ariavs to hear the 'o:lowir abou he present
condition Ct this gcE:l, man
Inc coalition 81 Gcce.al Hampton, the
Governor Of, and rs. Sena,cr elect. from: South
Ca!clna; istot 50 favorable as it ht been. 1t
Is stated BIZ most ultimate friends arc much
ala1meo =t The prospects of the necessity Ct
anotper cniu;a!lcn. a5 the bone OF the leg pro
iu9Ss nearly three inches ircm the poIst a.
"h'cn 1t was formerly renewed. The Goycrp>,r
condition. ''f DIS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-08
NOBUSincSS.

PETERsBTRG. Va. Feb. 8.-The stockholders
Of the Commercial National Rank. the only nat
ional snk in the city, and ono Of tho only three
which did not suepend during the panic of 1873.
have decided to place the instiution in liquida.
ton. The affairs Of ths bank arc entirely sound,
and the depression of general business in the
only csrss CT closing its operations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-08

The United States Senate, yesterday, pissed
a bill allowing w)men Of al coiors to practice
Law before the Suprem, Curt Of the United
States, bat its Fioanc, Committee refused to
report ia favor of removing tho tax Gu the
matches whi,h ev:ry poor woman 10 the coun-
try has to use daily. Which Of tho two m cas-
ures will bs Of more advantage 10 the sex?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-08
VrRGETT.7 VIEWS.

Daavii!c has bulk nos j ii at o co5: Of $lo,.
COO
a negro man named Joho Webb did in
Sco!svo, las; week, al the age Of 100 years.
The house Of Wn. II. EVERY, at Middle
town, Shenandoah c,un'y, hiss haen destroyed
by fire. Loss s. 900.
Messrs. Robertson and Ma!tcx. Of Saady
Hook, RappahanCcck county. caught largo
bear on Monday weighing l&0 pounds.
Judge VIZ. H. Gaines, Of Wsrgeatou, lief;
that place DC Monday las. fer TsZ's Gu visit
to bis relatives, some Of whom tic haa 30. seen
for forty years.
Nlectirrs are to be haIG in Painea William
county % The lj.h to eject delegates TO the re
atinstcr's cCnvCGlioD, which meets II Rich
moEG On lfc 2j.h.
In tho Stsle Seuste, yesterday, tho bi!! to
aucui the Nlolfctt bell punch law, which las
bacr uDfer consideration FIR t7o weeks, "as
recomrii?t,d 30 the F!nsGce Committee. This
action i,ayes the present law ia full foico.
Tie case Of the C,Dmo1wes!th cs. Bradley
I. johnson and The massTs. Poe, ct Baltimore,
in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal matter, has
been set Tor hearing 10 che Circuit Court OF
RichuoaG en- The l4:h lpst
The bill 10 trsnsle- the James River and
Kcuawha GAIA! tn The Rchmood l. Allegheny
Railroad C1iopa0y G0allg the House
OF Delegates yesterday, and viii, i: IL stated,
pass tho Senate 6: az early day.
A letter f1ou, Wa.r.rton 10 The R:chm ond
State ssys: "Hous, breaking and burglary
seen to b, the order Of the day in Fauquitr
just nov, no less than eight or ten persons haT.
log within the last Month been charged with
and imprisoned f,r these olEercss. a shcrt
time ago a stcrehouse 10 Salem, considerable
town ia Upper Fauq1ier, was broken ln!o aud
goods stoco to considerable amount. Tie
parties charged with the crime are nc9 in .il.
Larceocy aud burglary were both committed
at toe Fauqlier White Sulphur.
Ga Tuesday ast io the De;ghb1lho0d Of
Ridge Chulch, 10 litrIico coupty, about scvca
miles WEST Of Richmocd, Mack ShepparsCn,
aged about sixteen, son OF ErGuk Shepctls?n,
a respected frazer, was 10 the forest chopp!pG
goot, half mile from his home. TIE axe
slipped aad struck lis tight foot, crticg it be
tween the big toe and the second tor, entelisg
the foot up to the ils!cp. The your 6 man sat
down eud took his boot off. and companion
about the s1me age baudagcd the wound with
handkerchief, ard thea roo 10 the HOUSE Of
oolored person GEAR By for assistance. 4 Wo
man came and said with young Shoppeiso1
while the other boy uc5t Ior Mr. S5eppeEson.
The ia her arrived aud started with his sen 10
his arms to his house. and 10 the meantime
surgco1 was sent fer, hu. Vi az the doctor ar.
rived The toy died 1t Was uot quite tSo
heurs from the lime Of the accident.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-08
Exaggerated Account,

CAIRO, Feb. SIT has been ascertaned that
the reports of the famine and distress in Upper
Egypt are greatly exaggerated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-08
PrOhlbitOry.

EUCHARIST February s-Tho Government
has given another days notice st St Petersburg
of prohibition Of tho import Of certain articles
from Russia or Bulgaria, and OF sanitary super.
vision over persons crossing the irontiert.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-08

Tie dwelling houso 0: Mr. Hrscos asrDsl,,
w., ~ hess DunnaviIe Essex county, took f:s
.t.an nunus2 while Dir. Garnet: AID family were
Tho s cnutch and Gss entirely consumed
ne nte was di: covercd in Time To s::ye the fur.
n''ufe On tic lower Aoor Of the building.