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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-03-19
The Changes ID lhe Oablnet.


The Changes ia the Cabinet.
The resignation of AT Stewart, of
therOffce of Secretary of the Treasury,
wasfOTlowed BY the resignation of Sec
retary Of State, WashBurne. The ap-
pointment of ex-governor Hamilton
Fish, of New York, as Secretary of
State. Ex-Governor Boutwell,, of Massa-
Ohusetts, as Secretary of the Treasury,
and General Rawlins, as Secretary of
War vice schofeld, was made on
Thursday last
oEx-GOvernor Fish, is native of New
York city, aud still resides there. Is
about go years old. He is a disting-
uished lawyer. was member of the
New York Legislature in 1887 and
1888; member Of Congress from 184S
to 1916, Governor in 1s49, and served
as Senator from 1851 to 1857. He
win bring to the Office learning and
ability.
lEx- Governor Boutwell,, was born in
BeOokline, Mass, in 1918, Jan. sth.-
Commenced the practice oflsw in 1850.
Was a member of the Massachusetts,
Legislature from 1s4S to 1850, Govern
or in 1851 and 1852, Secretary of tie
Board of Education from 1855 to 1860,
member oi the Peace Commission in
1851, Internal Revenue Commissioner
in 1923, and was elected to the 3sth
seth and 4Oth Congresses. He was
originally Democrat, but for years has
acted with the Republicans. His fnan-
cial pOlicy'is embodied ia the following
extract from speech made by him in
the Massachusetts State Convention,
last fall With the exception Of the
second clause, which fayors contraction,
it viii find full endorsement:
"We do not propose to tolerate, sane
ton or permit an issue of demand notes
payable in coin to be exchanged for the
time bonds of the United States. We
intend to limit, and, if necessary, to di-
minish gradually the volume of paper
money, until it approximates in value
to the standard Of coin. We intend
that there shall be one currency for the
bondholder, the merchant the farmer,
the pensioner, and the laboreI. That
currency shall be of the value of gold.
When this is done the pnblic debt will
be paid, as the resources Of the country
may permit and 70 the satisfaction of
those who pay and those who receive.
When the credit of the country is re-
stored, as it viii be by the single fact
of the election of General Grant we |
can issue bonds payable after ten or
twenty years. bearing a lower rate of
interest, and thus save annually the
sum of twenty or thirty millions of dol
lars But first of all, as a means of re-
storing the public credit the people |
must dispel by their votes the appre-
heusion of national dishonesty in the
public finances, The Republican party
knows nopolicy in finance but honesty"
The nomination of Gen. Rawlins as
Secretary Of. War, is a good one. He
is thoroughly acquainted with the
duties of the Office, and competent to
administer them.
The Cabinet is now complete, and
bat little probability Of farther change
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s'Ifthe editor Of the JoaraoI can do
sdtur city no better service than to con
nsinually represent that It is rot in
5ai fourishing condition, would it not be
g1Eelbfor him to keep his mouth Shut
l.ksssen9er. 5b
seHThe editor of the JoURNAL is laboring
for the prosperity Of Fremont and one
,S|lf- 9f the greatest essentials Of prosperity
4aIlDd progress is a lOw rate Of tqration.
rs9ns Of the sbrest'meaus Of retarding
tihe growth Of any place is to run tax,
iItion up to such q point that capital is
either driven from it or prevented from
coming TO Under the administra-
lion Of Democratic officisls, the corpor-
iAIOh has been saddled With debt SO
that its bonds are worth about zoe on.
the dollar, and the taxes levied in it for
corporation purposes alone, are heavier
ashan the total taxes, for an local pur-
poses, in some cities Of a larger growth.
This, we presume, from the above ex-
yiEact What the Messenger would eall
al 'taOurishing condition" We have
RixPosed this ~liourishing condition" so
that the people could see where we are
drifting, and who are responsible for it.
INp, doubt the Messenger and the De-
mocraey would be glad to have the
editor of the JOURNAL 'keep his mouth
shut # would be very agreeable to
them 70 have these facts kept out of
Eightfsno doubt; but people who pay
81 per cent taxes are apt to inquire the
reason for it, and who are responsible9
These heavy taxes are operating against
our prosperity, and the people who are
interested in promoting the welfare of
our city, should see to It that change
Is effected. In few weeks the spring
election viii come of, and the people
viii have an opportunity of ushering in
sn9eeonomical administration; if they
fail To do II, and are still burdened with
taxation, as they have been the past
year they can only blame themselves
for the result Give US an economical
administration and low taxes, and our
city win soon be in a flourishing con-
dition Of which all viii be proud
Houses then will not be for sale with
no buyers, but the condition will be
changed, and buyers will be abundant
This latter is the kind of "fourishing
condition" we advocate, and we don't
propose to ekeep our mouth shut" be-
cause the Democracy do not desire the
people to know the result of their ad-
ministration.
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BoTie--Aoi Philadelphia Freedman,
hardware merchant, Free Trader
and only noted for giving $25, 600 to-
wards buying Grant house in Phiia-
delphis. Born IN France. 79f
I'D. Oox-A western LowlTariff and
anti-negro suffrage man noted for his
letter to Oberlin. Born IN CaRaaa.-
Messenger, Of March IL.
Foreigners do you notice these low
filings. The prominent point in the
above is a hit at foreign birth. How
do you like it Democracy processes to
be your friend, but losses no occasion
to sneer at your birth places, and dares
to threaten you with a relentless hand,
if you exercise your manhood. Facts
demonstrate better than words who
your friends are.
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The Enquirer is at It's wits end to
find matter for objection in Grant Its
latest objection is that he is not Know
Nothing and has nominated three
foreigners to his Cabinetl The En-
quirer's Old Know Nothing sympathiea
win crop out occasionally, and we had
occasion to. show last campaign, when
it supported such Know Nothings as
Var Trump, strader, Mungen and
others, for important Democratic Offices.
State Journal lrs ee CO
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ACCIDENT TO Gov. Cox-The Day
ton Journal says the new Secretry Of
the Interior is bot excluded from the
Presidency on account of Canadian
birth, as he was 'sccidently born there
1t attributes the accident to the fact
that his parents we're sGournipg there
at the time. OF course, that should
relieve him of all responsibility ip the
case Toledo Commercial.
True, but because he was born in
CsnrdA, yet has dared ito run CON-
pany with that (Republican) party,
(see Messenger, March 4tb,) the Dem
Osratic party 'follOw him with relentless
hand"
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pemorest,a MontlhIu.-This

Demorest's Montlhly.-Tbis is justly
called the :" Quee of the Monthlies." 1t
is the only real woman magazine in Amer
lea. It's full Or good sound sense, and prac-
teal information. Itgives away money value
in its valuable full-sized patterns with every
issue, and contains niue of interest to
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New Advertisements.
. ssIGNEE,S NOTICE.

n NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
signed has been made the Assignee in trust, for the
benefit OF the creditors of Stahl & Younkman
partners, and late doing business at the city Of
Fremont, Sandusky county, Ohio, of all the prop
erty and effects Of said firm. All persons having
claims against the said hrm will present the same
to the undersigned at the store and sale-rOoms Oi
SAID firm, on State street, in the city of Fremont
for allowance by the 18th day of November, 1862
JACOB STAHL, Assignee.
March ., IS69.-Il-I3
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DETIEIoN FOR DIVORCE.

Mary Ann Myers, Prf., Court of
against Common Pleas
Moses Myers, Deft. of sandusky county, o
MOSES MYERS, whose residence TO the petitioner
is unknown, is hereby notified that Mary Ann
Myers did on the ilth day of March, 1869 file her
petition in the Office Of the Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas, within and for the County Of San
dusky and State of Ohio, charging the said Noses
Myers with Yllful absence from her, the said Mary
Ann Myers, for more than three years last past.
and asking that she may be divorced from the said
Moses Myers, which petition will be for hearing at
the next term of said Court
By EVERETT & FOWLER
I2-lS- Att'ys for PFC.
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A correspondent asks the Philadel-
phis Press, "What is the crowning
glory of Andy JObnson's official ca
reerl'' and answers, SIN getting Nudd
eItofths Dry TortEgas."
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at9 O'Clock A. NJ, the following prOpertys to-wit:
AsfouT head work Horses, 2 W04year-old Colts, 5
Hlch Cows two of them fresh, head young Cattle,
8 Hoss, q Sheep, 2 lumber Wagons, ? light
Wagons, sets Harness. Corn in the ear, Potatoes,
" heat in the ground, spring Wheat blythe bushel,
Flows, Drags, CUltivatOrs and other farm Imple-
ments; together with general stock of Household
Furniture and other articles.
TERSs-0n all sums of s. and under, cash; over
that sum a credit of gmouths viii be given with
approved security. JACOB LEFFLER.
March TO- 1862 II-I2
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y-....-.
The Board of Examiners for Sandusky county
will hold sessions for examntion of candidates for
teachers certificates at the High School building in
Fremont, on the following Saturdays: April 3d.
10th and 18th; May sth and 22d; June 5th 18th and
26th; and July 10th. All meetings to begin at 10
o'clock A. NJ, and close at ) P. NJ. No candidate
admitted after II A. N.
The Board have adopted and, until further notice,
viii be governed by the following
REGULATIONS:
LIST. Evidence of good moral character will be re-
quired of all candidates.
ID. Examinations will be conducted mainly by
printed questions, and written answers required
Sd. Candidates averaging 95 per cent, of correct
answers to all questions proposed will receive Ger
dfcgte for "a months; s5 per cent do Is months IS
Per cent, do II months; 65 per cent do months. 20
Those failing to average 65 per cent Of correct
answers will not be entitled to a certificate.
4th, No certificate will be dated back to cover time
taught previous to examination. M. 1Gf
Each candidate is required by law to pay fifty
cents as condition of examination and to leave a
stamped envelope with the clerk of the Board.
Stationery to be furnished by the Board.
W. W. Ross,
F. NJ. GISN, Examiners:
A. B. PUTNAM,
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| EX-SENATOR DIXON.
Will be known in the political history o.
the times, principally for tie desertion o.
the great Union Republican party, to cham.
piOu the renegade President johnson, for the
sake of share of the Executive patronage
as the hist9rian will be obliged to state
While respectable abilities and some popular
and really excellent qualities are conceded to
him, he bears the reputation of demagogue.
He is 81 years old has naturally brown hair
and beard but now turning gray, which fact
he Obscures with dye; is slight above medium
heigh; well filled out, not clumsily obese OF
gross. His features are well-shaped, and
the facial angle is good; the forehead is per-
pendicular, at front and sides, giving full
ness at top, with less relative depth at the
brow; and the eyes full; yet the character OF
expression of the whole is sinister, trimming,
trading-at least unsatisfactory to the exper-
fenced observer. He is more reflective and
perfectiVe and graceful, than perceptive and
quick of intellect; yet he is both fluent and
graceful of speech, and is good debator; and
is favored withal by what may be called an
oratorical cast Of character and physiology
which gives him more than ordinary success
as a public speaker before popular assem-
blies. A vaulting ambition, uuaccOmpanif d
by an honest course for its qualification, is
the main moral defept Of the man,
SENATOR BUCKINGHAM.
Is the most highly-respec.ei aud lest be-
Lowell man by all the people of his town
(NOrwick), where he is best known. of any
man know of in the country; and if you
look into his fine and surprisingly benignant
face, reader, you would not faIl to say that
he deserves to be. He has wealth; and he
has won place in all hearts by the benifcent
uses he makes oft He will be a valuable
member of the Senate. He will not occupy
its ears with lengthy and frequent speeches,
but his industry and efficiency On the com
mittees 10 WHICH he shall be assigned, will
not be surpassed. He has practical qualities
In an eminent degree, as his wealth testifes;
for that is the result of his business sagacity.
He is destined to be great faForite with his
fellow Senators, not alone for the qualities
already mentioned. He is 'cue of the most
graceful and agreeable of men. He is a
natural gen l9man. There is much poetry
in his mental constitution, which makes his
practical efficiency the more remarkable e, and
thereia a moral, no less than an esthetic, beau
ty in bis character, which is the more grsteful
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RURLTG SAbE-@
Tuesday, March 23d, 1869,

Il The undersigned will offer for sale at Public
Auction, at his residence about eight miles west of
Fremont and four miles south of Hessville, on
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OFFICERS

GhEHtoON w. FEEI, secretary and Actuary.
This Company, National in its character. offers
by reason of its large Capital Low Rates Of Pre-
mum and New Tables, the most desirable means
OF Insurlng life yet presented to the public.
The rates of premium, being largely reduced, are
made as favorable to the insurers as those Of the
Mutual Companies, and to avoid all the eomplica-
tlons and uncertainties of Notes, Dividends and
cause the Poliey-Holder ~ = :
Several new and attractive tables are now pre-
sented which need only to be understood to prove
acceptable to the public, such as INCOME PRO-
DUCING POLICY and RETURN PREMIUM
POLICY. In the former, the pOlicy-hOlder not
only secures life insurance, payable at death, but
VIII receive, II living, after period of few years
an annual income equal to ten per cent. 40 Der
cent? of the par of his policy: In the latter the
Company agrees to return to the assured the total
amount of money he has paid in in addition to the
amount of his policy.
The attention Of persons contemplating ius1lriuQ
their lives or increasing the amount Of insurance
they already have is called to the special advant-
ages offered by the National Life Insurance Comp
any.
Circulars, Pamphlets and full particulars ziven
on application to the Branch Office Of the Company y
or to
JOHN w. ELLIS & CO..
oINNCINNATI, OHIO,
General Agents for
Ohio & Cen. & Southern Indiana,
4byl
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OUT. .eOERs AND 1N.coMERs
Ex x.sENAroR DIXON.

Ex-senator Dixon of Connecticut, is sue
ceeded in the Senate by ex- Governor Buck
ingham.
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Tar senate has agreed to give
prompt consideration to the following
bills;e
The bill Strengthening the public
credit, which failed to receive President
Johnson's signature.
81 The reorganization of the navy. q
The Georgia case, involving the ad-
missioniof Senators. felr ~
- The tenure Of office bin. 20 he ''a-
The redistribution Of the national
currency, giving $40, 900, 600 addition-
al to the south and west.
The reorganization Of the judiciary,
which provides for Che appointment of
additional associate Justices.
The bill for the removal Of political
disabilities sh' i.s7ies7a bus
The bill for the enforcement offhe
Fourteenth amendment to the Consti-
tuition Of the United States. )Re
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FOREIGNERS, speaking for its party,
the Messenger says to you, 0Should one
(6oreigner) be found who will
run company With that (Republican)
party, sOe aOili tdllO,y him sgiM relentless
hand"
There now; amt it nice te b Dem
Ocrat3 Amt it manly to suffer your
selves to be ordered round, threatened
aud driven to do the bidding oftbese
men who claim tue right to dictate to
you7 Do you forget that when you
became American citizens you became
Independent ones, with the same rights
as other citizens, and that no man or
men has Alright to question your choice,
or @follow you with relentless hand" if
you do not act as he or they may die
tate. Hurl back in their teeth the
bastard threat and show them you are
men.
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Wines &sLiquOrs!

The chsest Wines and Liquors for Medicinal only All
the Proprietary Medicines of the be warranted
genuine - s.i
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Paints. Paints.

n White Lead and Zinc Paint absolutely, Oil
% Tupentine Vanisb Putty, Golor
. Window Glascheap the cheapest and a. s.<s
II ....-.. ..- Sd. ~ 4,,s- .f. in quality
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Perfumery, Hair Oils. SC.

PERFUMERY, HAIR OILS PoMADBs HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS
'--a POWDERS HAIRGL0TH TOOTH a. NAIL BRUSHES - q
IN LARGE VARIETIES
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Wall Paper & Borders.

SPLENDID ASSORTMENT PAPER AND BORDERS FOR
THE SPRING TRADE; ALSO, CURTAINS, TASSELS CORD,
FIXTURES, &c., A COMPLETE STOCK
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NEW MONDAY o. SHEET
ADJUSTMENTS.

| ADJUSTMENTS.
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Boxx6SssEE s sSFSETF: COMPLETES cpAyo.
soS a. An -. SATAN a. An,
BLIND sIsL Or PARIS BLIND ef IA 'ns or PARIS
Di LExh I'' The JEWS DA E1iiTiisa cast
ID Twen,ythrd street, between fifth ami Sixth avenues
Monday and Every Evening during the week except
MISS Sa BnTsyaAx
in her great and fa eI,1iaA 'i'T"'''r'
MISS b fi KS SSS < $s P4 ,ssD.,
and the entire Stock Company.
SATURDAY, oCiosER T. Ala
sAE HsoSH 1 Hybssso'
81 Ear and Nh Mr. r 4Eo
Doors open at IN. To commence at O'Clock.
secured SIX days IN advance at the box once Of the
H. Ditson 1 Co, No. IN Broadway
TAMMANY. rAMMANY.
pER Th1s E9f RAys SEPT Fa "a Hss axr
BRIEF H9RIAST oa ~ T OF s,a
TIE TIE VERY cELESKxfsD ENGLISH CHAMPION.
Classic STUDIES
assESsLEp IN TnE aRsAT rH ss who ey vii
Esys VIII! FEE H1ss
HEs ls22XEs Bb4 X 4yR3gHaE opn
ws seSsFksr KNIFE
SAMSON BEARIEG AWAY y THE GATES OF GAIA.
ThEE DYING GLADIATOR to"'
% he s New s % an S:
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:s.: sssone: in.no, With irsszn s' every now
s Int % Sn sss r gs s s
the active strength 'ub:dss and s.wars
out again and Hercules throws suo Other hssrs
S1: . or :S violet 81 Ss n s'
and At.x dsying the shtnicsMa wondrou' transition
asnse then displays The slave sSsrpsans
HI: knife 81. the esss Of a f
decentralization which rewards really interesting and,
properly '''sss!sss!ssss n SPECTACLE
aR6Ra e. acRbos IoNp SBbSYss11NoS
From '''s SGg fIEssss "a Of tho
FROM LAw 1ARS hSsi iv sTa9 SSiNrArueE,
1.-THE only one In Americal and to the ART AMATEUR
LADY AysygE4 ' E = H. NOBLE ,.,,
nARRIET nEEGHER STOWE,
THE FAMOUS kNsHsE Siy Hh her Brother the
HENRY WARD BEECHER.
TIE VERY POPULAR RgsLEsQUE
Mis-. Ale. Harrison M.s Bessie Ludlow cher frs. appear.
sneel Miss Nellie Mortimer, Miss Maggie Desmond Miss
h.. HAY mr. Louis ai 1aHs
sA''V S6s ri Il fs OF THE GREAT TRIUMPH.
CLOUD BRor HHh s'o "a Hib.ain FLIGHTS
f'r'' exhibition II TnE MACE TROPHIES,
II RS wS ss IT.
yEkD .,s n, AsgsS ss
ToSRAcY WITNESSED THE GREAT CONTEST Be
for the cELEBRHTEb Bell, Of Which KEENAN, was 50
SIX dsg Won BY xAoz AND NOW IN HIS POSSES
HOW is J JasE Af MOE eF sEARS'
in his famous 4 slnf sGSrH 1ssi: ssARELL
JOHN, oa ElIR1 kAsialsss a kks sSa EDWARD.
HARRY GuRR
in his wonderful '' a g; l% .ns sSousrcH
in their great ch@np iS1, ;kA;ng ACT csovuvcn
II Will WILL 81 9ssEsyEb
that the foregoing fms 81 AMP;
Al. HzsE# 4s $EEs s;H# i |sE
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A uCTlON SALE
"A At I1s West Twenty sirth street.
ifN


"A At lis West rwenty-sirh street
rare opportunity for
$S ~ I;
ws street :. IL
,spas 81 s
f Ss,iss SS:.T.ss P,sH:Or'
and a ';ssI
SsSss Ssi. 5s;s%SS5 S.; KSS:
ns ,nS
sesterss Bed Lounges. With and S.Irciosa
". s1'i 4s bsps
SILVER oc Table men ana 70 omncs To
cart goods purchasers free to part OF the CITY,
UorIoN NorIcE:-R. T. aAzELL, AuCrIoNEER
ococ{ s 81 our salssroSn sb 81 coranas street.
Second fan trade sale Of
AT sssyS md Hr ss. f Tsr Sss%sn
ri Tasif ana ana E E1sss: iSaa''%s si,,
SILVER Plated Ware,
embracing about soaS o!. q dss.Ss goods. in salt
l. !. hxzEIL CO, xao.ioaser., IS Cortland: street:
Auction SorIf TErspsq, s AFP SHOES
BOOZE sSAl ssssSSs SHS f s4HaS Ss
We WI" Sc" '' SIX SIX HUNDRED CASES,
adopted to home and country trade
AARON CHAPLIN e .! 81 ( s
~ Murray street ADD Il Pars place.
Friday, October l-Imporant trade sale -
UCTlOy NOTICE.-Il3 WEST TWENTY. SEV ESTH ST.
II THIS ixQSDiY) MORNING,
. Over 500 Lots, by catalogue OF 80,
Elegant costly Furniture at the private residence -"
West street, near Sixth venue sale com
HnencinR 103 O'Clock precisely. LUKE FIILGERALD,
Auctoneer, will seA TO the highest bidder all the hand
some Household Furniture and costly Works OF Arr,
brilliant toned Pianofore by celebrated city maker
used eight months, has i've years. guaranteed FIVE maga'
e. inK FeT and Man,e Mirrors Cea,ra and Side
Ensrasings Paror Velvet Brusses and Three
DIV Carpets; Clocks, Easy Chairs sly choice Books: Bed
{orn Sults walnut spring and hair Mat
presses Feather Beds. Bedding Buresns Wa,bs.nd' sof
Plated Ware Glassware French China Dinner and Tea Sets
I'll Furniture OF servants: apartment: and other articles too
numerous Goods packed and shipped for
chasers N. B.-B0use furnished since May ct cost Of
6l50O0. Sale positive rain or shine F-r
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WATCHES, JEWKLRY, &c.

CUCKOO CLoCKs-oUR PATENT MANUFACTURE,
- American Watches N rsas yarissy, Ssnaond perl
end gold jsweled Wholesale ana retail, ~ FRANkFIELD
co.'s, Jewellers sirtn avenue, CORNER OF Toursepth
4resk end Eabth avenue, corner Of TwsnNN1h street, -