Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1862, Page 4

THE EVE “MY MOTHER CALLS ME EDDY.” BY HENRY ©. BLOUNT. {Edward FP. Wright was a member of Com- reoy D, 12th Michigan Regiment. While the sick were being trensferred from the steamer D. A. January to the Covington Hospital, a poor, «mac’ated youth wes stretched upon a litter, in the agonies of death. Just as he was drawing ‘is last breath the surgeon bent over him end seked hisneme. Summoning all his strength, ‘he gallant boy whispered, “My mother cslis me 'idy! Ob’ ‘my mother. my dear mother '” ‘bese were bislast words } How many noble hearts musg fall, While war with wrath Is raging, Which, with uplifted, bloody hand, Destructive Mars ts waging ? But love of country calls them en, They rush to heal her bleeding— Would rather die than not to see Her, dear to them, succeeding. Thu: Eddy went. The prime of youth Was "bout his temples blushing, , And threugh his patriotic veins The love of country gushing; He wepi to leave bis dear old noms, His mother "bout him clinging : “Stay, do not ge, my Eddy, dear” — Deep in bis beait was ringing A father sadiy turned away ; A sister's arma entwined nim— “Ob! brother, stay, why will you go?” He spoken t Soon we find him Where cannons? bursting, deudly roar Upon his ear is breaking, With thunders of the musketry— ‘The earth bce neath bim quaking. The battle’s done, the v‘ctory won, The wounded scattered lying, Imploring belp, among the heaps Of those no Longer dying ; And thence was borne the bieeding form Of Eddy, deadly wounded, W here strangers, yet true friends to him, His every want responded. ‘The sinking youth lay on bis couch, He now bas all the seeming Of oue that’s cently gone to sleep, Or sweetest drectms is dreaming ; Now wild detrium tuzas bis brain, His surgeon knows bim dying, And drswing near and bending o’er ‘Yhe couch where be was !ying— He felt the cold sweat on his brow, Saw life tints fast were fading ; ‘The spa: kling luster of his eye, In death, too, fast was shading ; He asked the dying youth his name, Awhile bis ceze was steady, Then feesly answered, as he smil’d, “My mother calls me Eddy!” No doubt he thought of days gone by— As he, who now is writing— When motber’s band sieeked down his head, His childish care respiling; No d: ubt he long’d to have her there, To kiss his brow of burning, And do what non + but mothers can, His ev'ry want discerning “Ov! my mother, my dear motber'” fits volce abruptly ended, On spirit wings he gained the rest For all the bles intended On, what a noble heart wes that! When he could call no other, He feebly raised his dying breath, And called that dear name, mother. (Cincinnati Inquirer oe a 107 Tke Nashville Union publishes a long list of loval Tennesseeans who are now confined by the rebels in fuscslocsa, Ala. It says. “Oneof the prisoners, Moses Hurly, aged 73 years, during the last war with Great Britain marched ons thousand miles under Gen Jackson to defend the City of New Orleans, and fired his rifle at Packenbam’s red-costaon the tmmortal Seid of Chalmette. [ls reward is chaine and a dismal dungeon, tainted beef and corn bread made of such meal as an Illinols farmer slops his cows with. Tkink of the sufferings of this old man ard hscomrades, sud ask why are they thus Punished.” Ocr ReLations with Exotasp —A rumor @ been generally circulated in tbe Canadian provinces that the British government were about sending out 15 000 additional troops, the Quebec Chronicle says : “The rumor touching the sending of troops from England to Cannda turne out, as we anti- cipated, uatrae. No dispatch of the character alleged, bas been received by the provincial au- ities. We believe, farther, that never since mmencement of the civil war has there less likelihood of difficulty between Great Sritain and the States than at this moment. Jurr Dsrosxp —The Charleston (3. ©.) Courier says:—We bave been reliably informed that men of high official position among us—men of good intentiens, but of mistagen and misguided patriotism—are sow- ing the seeds of discord broadcast in our midst by preaching 2 crusad« against President Davis, and calling for a general coayention of the Con- federate States to depose him and create a milita- ry dictator in his place! prea tens, attics SE More Troops ror Caxava —The London Free Press says that fifteen theusand additional treops are under Immediate orders for Can- ada and the Britis North American posses- ms. ~The qnsettied state of affairs on the her side cf the lines doubtless suggests this ad- «litfonal measure of precaution.” UNT & BR'GHEWEL ENTISTS, 310 Pannsyivania Avene. ‘The undersigned have opened their office at 710 PS. svena®, and are p:epared to periorm operations in ai! he depsrtments of De: eS fetry. Toetn Cg ety te sasereed tm the best menner. sic, Gum Biook Feeth manufactured to order. i C. P. HUN®, -uTWELL, ING STAR. | CLoraine ap CLOTSING MATERIALS, N. D» *. Bureau cf Pree.sions aad € ti Peer, Hetty: ing and Clothwg Ms- or ay! iT I . | be Tecoived at this cfise ‘pull 12 Gelivering: (ou reucivine ainty daye? Fs of the Na ‘ards at log clarece bf articles or Nese Coking o' 3 ing Materisisas mv dered by Chief of this Buresu.or by the Commandante ‘of the said Navy Ya. respectively, during the fiscal commencing on the tstday of July next, and end- lag On the Sth day of June, 1868 vs! CL 1. Blue Cloth Pes Jackets. Crass 2 Blue Seamiess rea Jacktts, Cuass 3. Blue Cloth Frowsers Bius Sonnet Trowsers. Cias: 4, Blue Feit Bats. Crass §, Blue Flannei Gvershirts, © Bive Wooks's: cf ‘ndershirts Blue Woolen Knit were, Cu. fc Duck Trowsers, Barnsiey Sheoticg Frooks, Crass Blue Setines. Crass 10, Barcrley Sheecng Canvases Duck Bius Naenkr Crass 11, Calfekin | aceu Snoes ipskia Shoes Grained Lea:her Boots, Crass 12. Woollen socks. Crass 13, Mattresses, (with two covers for each.) Crass I4. Blankets, Crass 15. B ack Silk oause.chiefr, (ffers may be made for one or mors classes option of the bidder; but all the articies em! co ins o’ass mus: be bid i idered by iteelf, and the sontract for that o ass wili be awarded to tha bid- sior the articles comprised in went in the aggreg The c oth for ih pilot cloth, pura i ve [4 icehes w de, sail bar il prsoea Woighi less than 25 ouno-s per yard will 17 Tejea of and acon n= @ of about 300 yards must Bv-rage 25 ounces per yard, shall be tin, igo | le of good rd the #1238, coicr, gerade of wool. svd ia ail uther respects to ihe samples Jeposited atthe Navy Yards. fhe o oth for biue o oth trow ers shall he twilled, | wool, sud pure ind.go bias, wool dyed {t shail each Odgs eompoacd o: 24 white under 1734 ounors ch one of about 1d9 Inside of sto consist of net leas wovlen throads, at exch end of the must weigh net .ces than £4; ounces contain im esch piece about x yards, t © cotton, pa digu bine, yi inetgo blur, shall average nine and yerd, and Lo plece shali be bsiow 44 cuncesto the yard “fhe satinet troweers mu: eo msde of msterisi like the ye. The bros 3 yards in i UCO8S PET yard, Fitu & white Woolen threads w: he piece 40 be packed in bal # of ten pieces, the ? al Tol 6d se;ars'ely wrth out cloth boards, ssch bal to contain 503 yarus,acd LEX pon of fisnne’. No pi<os to have a less aversye weight than 48 10 oucoss per yard. . — Ove: shirts must be made of fisnuel like the £8 woolen kn't undershirta must bs warp knit, ai! woot, best American fle: Indigo wi or made up en irely by liacd ot two s z9s—No tnohes jong. 42 1u0es round; No. 2,34 inches 38 inches round—to weign Lt i per dozen, in a/! r*speci ‘Fhe woole: Amorican fiz sizee—No. 1 length 44 inchs, © hip; No, 2, #Gist to measure rund 36 inches, leogth 44 inches, 44 inches round the hip: tathand to be of strong Cwilled cotton, well rewed. and firmly a’tacted to be the body, to corcespond in every respect with ley bopeeat a, Coy it he free biti sotton, ight, tweivs ou bra ton 10 tn nee eae ‘She cnavaes cuck must bo tree from cotton, £7 eam: yards « d be delivered OC, strong Loxes, the {ops of whion to be se- guraly fastenc wine forews, and esch box to con- tain <5 pairs, in thee proporiions, *8 pairs of No. 5, With 17 of NO. 6. 130f No 7, witn 12 Ay No. 8, OF vice versa, 16 of No.9, with 7 of No. 10, and of No. iL. ‘he csif-skin and sip sk’n shues to be kod in serarate boxes. The boots must be of the bi qua! of oak taaned grain ientner. sowed wi Beque 1; all the sowing and stitching to be done with the hand, to correspond with the sampioin eveiy rospect, ex- oopt that toe aides shail be sewed with the hands, and not machine stitch, as ca sample Ths woolen sooks must be Woven or knit, indigo mized. al woo! ye wed secured, Bad in color mp! wust weigh ten pounds, inclu «which isto be outé feet in lengtn and 3} inches wide | ‘¢hs covers must measure 71 inches in \ength sod £9 inohea in width. ‘Fhe hair, ticking 8nd cov rs must conform to samples, ‘he n&nkin must be equal to tue best blue Amer- ic&a naukin, 2 .nunes wide, textu o5 threads by 4 —— the 16a of an inon, dyed with pure Ben- al indigo, The b ankets must weigh poucds per pair, and measure 56 by 74 inches each. a Dale of so pairs We tske ploasure in recomaecoing the above jnust Weigh 300 powuds. and no pair shall woven geutiomen to the citizens of Wazh ngtun and vi- ipity with the coolidence that they will give sst- sisotion in every respect Wuere their pi ryces may be req Mr. 5 pounce 18 vuaces, Fhoy m ‘vl. and each viauket must marked 2 1p the sample. k panckorohisis must be bad by 3156 oones an reine roy; tex- tare, 14 by 23t one cighth of an thon ed? ee Ss ase r th Years, and Linke |. fitdera for she above will the jeasure in recomupending him as @ ekuilfsl me- Shaatesl drutest. . = Jet Im* R_R. Nowatneow. Fist CLASS BOARDING HULTE, 5 Ope: oda: Gon of Ladies and Gentemen. The house is {ur- splen atyls— Largo Airy Rooms, ed. = ‘Fhe Ts © wil be sae ed with af the wee if of a nesson. ‘] containing As goo: aut siolee Li re Seee &o, as can be found other city. No pains nor expense ansil be spared to sive satisfaotion to ail ‘woe nay patronize the bouse Strict attention to orders may be given for dinners, &o. Attentive and obliging servants. House oligibiy situated, on the of ly occupied wson BROWN & DOWNING. ta as; 75. “3 Hand-Book for the Mili Sy urgeon; § MacLecd’s “urger+ of Crimean War; S150, Stroweyer, Esmavch & Statham, oa Gunshot Wond+; L bdon; 9187. enenot W vunds, Iilvstra‘e?; London; Appis-, 4 mbu!ance Surgeon: lon; $1 50, Mise Night Nowe: 3 foe Noe EAN TyLOR, US? RECEIVE peeiceh aretha ae aes GOODS, ERUNKS HATO ofa GRE BEUNKS. HATS and CAPS A BEare 400 61 Seventh street, L.. £3 iat age teh Boe PRUNKS, Hs TH and CAP ai Now Beebe me Fh snd CAPS at New ¥ & ONe 2ND CUEK ; sa tsa L, A. BEA! Bosse ad Cars ; eC TS OW iS 50 dR TIME “CLOTHING, FURNISHING JS ODE and Cars low L A @ Gus, s reeta LES S. FOWLER & CO PORTERRS, WHOLESSL® 4ND RETAIL C site cf mate and eemeatee u ret ‘ je number or quantity waich will be required of each of the forerviug s:tioies ct: pars fo mtriren (9a c@unot be precisely inspection & the glace of delivery thls Dureau may vir-ot; &ad no art Celved thas is not fully equal to peo! wen outractor’s pane. ‘The PeOinted by the Navy fhe offers must di article moutioned in & tea to euverevory of the ooutract, indi ia case of faiure Om, in proper time and ‘oper et of the wu esy of frowmtoun og be authorized td purch see or direct what may be requirea ta ader the Pecaity w be ex- record of a :equisition, at ur f ro of the ed aud Cwany oP eal ae as Svent to be paid until itis in With; and eigb! de tveries wii be pe 1 Oy oO Lad ent Teasury" noter, practicavle A contract will ak enatlaate| ar trenuemission of siashadlen tleteedrcearias x] adaceitr deen of ei sraigins| mt ppwrent. we meauing ot of } al = 846, and hi oid wall meade s1d ac je amount of a:! ments - 1 yeast ot in ay rs SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS-1N HOSPITAL. Published in sot forinity 4h the rasolution of the Senate of July 16, 1981. _ Mt Beeoteery Heepltsl, Geeresiows. Juve _ 6th U.S. Cavairy .... 4 do Infantry. Maine Cavalry., ae St . 24 do Volunteers 1jist Penn. Cavairy @o do 1[Ist Virginia Artillery. 17th ‘de Vol... 2/4th Ohio Volunteers . 15th do a 27th do 2|29th do 3)3d Indiana Cavairy. 1)13th do Volunteers 1|=tockton’s Mich. Voi. do. do....10) lth Michigan Vol do. a 5th New Jersey Vol 6th do igs do. (a) ist U.S. Artillery. ith do do... 4th do 6th do 7th do lith do Sth N. Hampshire 7th Mass. Volunteers. 12th do 13th de 7th New York Battery. 3d New York Cavalry. 8th do do. 4th New York Vol. Sth jo a ~ 77th do Sist do Sith do S7th = do do. Se At Hospital at Cameniten naeas, Washington, une 6. ol 1{6th do ist Rhode Island Cay.13,26¢h do 3\2d Wisconsin Vol... 2d U. 8. Sharpshooters 3 3 2 L 1 1/1%h do ado 1 4 Li 3 1 1 3L 1 Ijssta New York Vol Rd a do do lst Long Island Vo! ist NewJeracy Cavalry 1 jh do Vol e Sth do 3 11st do 102d do 103d do lith do l07thdo d ist VirginiaVol 7th do i 1 (29th do do. 7th do do MeClellan Drage Sth North Carolina . Ist Minnesota Vol... Total....6- 0000 3I0 4th U.S. Artillery 5th do Cavalry ith do Infantry. 5th Maine Artillery. 3d do Volunteers. 4th do O....06 6th do 7th do 10th Maas. Volunteers. iith do do... 13th do do. 6th N. Hampshire Vol. At Mownt Pleasant General Hospital, June 6 Pn whack Beacon clreathe ina can fodlosse ail | 1Olst NewYork Vol... dd do. 3 do. tet N. Y. Chasseura. Sth NewYork Zouaves 5th New Jersey Vol. 6th d 4d 7th Sed 1/534 ist Rhode Island Cav.17/57th Mott’s N.Y. Battery. 1 34 New York Cavalry. 26th New York Vol. Mth do do. do do. do. do. do, do. do. do do. do. Gist 1/634 Sith S5th Ist Obio Artillery Ist do Volunteers 1)7th do do. 1/29th do 3/624 do eee atte ee ed 1/39th J1linolaVolunteers 2 1) 7th IndtanaVolunteers a 3|7th Michigan Voi 5|7th Wisconsin Vol, 1] Ist Virginia Artillery. 1 Ist Vol 1 aie 4] Total............206 bth New York Vol 4th lo a 17th lo do. ist Penn. Artillery... Sth do” dou. 49th do Volunteers. do do. lst U. 8. Cavalry..... 1st do Chasseurs... do infantry. «.. iy 2d do Sharps’ 1ith New York Vel, 17th do. eseseeseseceesess At Chffturne Hospital, Washington, June 6. Pa AERIS OE PAE LAR ae At General Hospital, (Eckington,) Washington, June 6 1)6th Vermont Vol. 4 13/5th Rbode Island Bat. 1 1/10th New Jersey Vol. 1 4/7th Indiana Vol 5)12th do do. 2|19th do do, 2) 1st Californta Vol 7/24 Wisconsin Vol 1)6th do do. 6/39th Hlinols Vol U7th Michigan Vol 116th = do do. vel 2) 18th Massachusetts Voi 2) ist Berdan Sharps’rs . 2)2d_ do do.. 1) ist Virginia Vol ijlith US, Infantry ... iim do 1) 1st Malne Cavairy 12d New York Cavalry. 4th Penn. Cavairy 1} Ist Rhode Island Cav CERT APART me DE a MAN eR IS 1j7th Wisconsin Vol... 2 1)12th Mass. Volunteers.10 1)7th Ohio Volunteers . 2 do do. 3 5| 1st N. Bampshir: 4 2 eee ey olesiccs 2 2) Rebel Se ease St At General Hospital, (Cirets,) Washington June6, 5|2iet Penn. Volunteers. 24 U.S. Lafantry..... 34 do do. . 9ith 95th 100th = do do. 2d New York Militia. 9th do a {Ith Penn. Volunteers. 2) 26th pe tee ee BS 66th 10th ist V’ 1, ist M 3) Ist Kane Rifies.. 211th Maine Volunteers 2) 6th ith list Maine Cavalry. ith Penn. Cavalr 2) Ist R 5 Independent Co. D. C. Cavalry... Fort... 2 £ 115th New Jersey Vol : 5th Michigan Vol.. a do. 39tb I1linots Vol... 1 do do. 3 di do do. do irginia Val. innesota Vol. do Battery onnecticut Arb, hode Island C: OS Se sh me re sd pe pt eee ea eS tt zl At Stone Generai Hospital, June 6 1ith Maine Volunteers 2/1034 Penn. Volunteers. 1 i 19th MessachosettsVol Virginis Volunteers 7th New York Vol 20th do Sth do 934 do 6th do wth do Olst do a 2d Penn. Volunteers. Ssth do do. o. 3l7m Wisconsin Voi 2/19 Glist N dN th V a} 1| Potal. do Indiana Vol ew JerseyCavalry ew Jersey Vol.. do do, vermont Vol | renin mec } H 2 At Carver Geneval Hospital, Washington, June 6. Sth U.S. Artiller imh do Cavalry do .3 - tfloist let N 34 New York Vol... 1 b do 1 do 1 do 1 do 34 do 1 do 4 do 2 do 3 do 1 do 6 do 3 1@5th do do....12 ew Jersey Cavalry 3 do do.. 1 do Vol 10. 2 . Artillery ... 1 Res. Cavalry 2 Cavalry .... 6 -9 1 3 2 6 4 10 6 1 8 do a Oth New York Milith 12th New York Vol 3th 6d do. 1/7th do 111th do - 512th do - 3list_ do Cavalry. do I} tst Minnesote Vol 110th do - llist Virginia Vol. Ist New York Artillery 4|tst Y 2a do ai - 12d 3a do . 2d Excelsior Battery. 9th NewYork Cavairy.12)67th do Volunteers. 2 4th Penn. Volunteers. 1/5th N. ire Vol 1 bh 4 1/24 D.C. Volunteers.. 2 2 ba Fey Infantry ... 4 9/601 jo Cavalry... 1| Whitney's Independ’t 1 tat BS Suarpebooters H At General Hospital, Judiciary Square, June 4th U. 8. Infantr: 1) ist New ork Cavairy. 3 6th do a 2/9th do do.... 8th do di 4th do Cavalry 6th do do. Sth do Artill do. 2d Maine Volunteers. 1)2d N.Y. Fire Zouaves 1 31 do do 1|5th New Jersey Vol.. 3 6th do do do... 2 7th do lith do 7th do Ist do 24 do 4th Vermont Vol 6th do do. 24 Mess. Volunteers do do. do do. . ist Rhode Island Vol . 2a do do.. Ist do . ist New York Vol do. san eoanaan PRRRRRaSaoee airy ljist do Artillery t Michigan Vol ado Volunt do. Ce er lo eet tet ete ert a 3th New York Vol 24 4 do. do... 49th Penn. Volunteers. do do, Sth N. Hampshire Vol Cth do do 3a U.S. Artillery.... 4th do do. Sth do Cavalry 3d do Infantry. ith do 12th do 17th do is 2d Maine Artillery 3d do de. ist do 3d do 4th do 6th do 7th do ith do 5 . 2d VermontVolunteers Sth do oth do do. 7th Mass. Voluntee At Douglas Hospital, co At St. Elinabeth Hospital, Eastern Branch, June6. 3d Michigan Vol..... 1 \i6tn 7th M 2d € 1 2 1 slat jesth 2d th oth 195) goth woth ea 2) 03d | todth 6th 7th loch 5th Wisconsin Vol list Minnesota Vol. 3d Indiana Cavalry Ist New York Cavairy hb Penn. Ci Ist Ex Stockton’s Mich. Vol. 1 Total, ..0...20v00.68 rner of I street and New Jersey avenue, June 6. th New York Vol + 1/78th do |5th New Jersey do. do sth Vermont Volunteers 1 Taine Volunteers, bio Volunteers... ONS Oe OO et xe Sexn~ do do ado Ph pati psp pu Pat BRS 2 pp rs Bm sat ES pt GO Pe RE tm fbf ab rb OD GS ms EI vat SGD tk om NS CO te : 2|29th Oblo Volunteers. + 167th do do 24 Wisconsin sn o 1 3 Pie Lee g A ZHROnM HAL I, 380 PENNSYLVANIA AVYEROUE, EMILE DUPRE. Just Reeeived end Opened, A large and Siret-clam eteck of cholee FAMILY GROCERIES, eonsisting ef: SUGARS, ef all gredes, VEAS, COFFEE, BUTTER, LARD, FLOUR, BMAILLAR D'S CHOCOLATE, a. ae, ae. AL of whieh be offers ai lowest exeh prises, PIKE'S CELEBRATED WHISKIES 500 barrels Magnolia, 500 barrels XXX, 500 barrels Millers Rye Menong bela, 600 barrels Ene Old Rye, 620 barrels fine Old Bourboa, AT CINCINNATI PRICES. All the favorite brands ef CHAMPAGNE, Mumm Verzeny, Green Seal, Heldsion, which, being bought low, we effer at unuseally lew rates. Also, Sole Agent fer PIKE'S ARMY CORDIAL) fed 14-f mene rr Ex AND BRoTtHBEn’s NEW YORK oy Ee PENI CELL REEEERE A AA AA A AA AA AA WF ¥% xx. + a AY AMBER ALE, PORTER, AND EXTRA BROWN STOUT, - In Whole, Half, and Quarter Casks, BEBWED FROM THE CHOICESY BARLEY MALT AND HOPS. - BREWERY, 18th Strect, between 7th and 6th Avenues NEW YO fe t7-dtjeo ‘a al REFRIGERATORS. . J. GREGORY, 301 Pousey averu Any Person cannot isi] to a witha REFRIGERATOR aelooted fom s a & do. do. do. do do.... 3) At Gineral Hospital, Falls Church, May 31. ith New York Militia 4/24 Wisconsin Vol.... 9 apis Retwaan Mh and 1 atrante OR, RIVART & CO, SILLERY CHAMPAGNE DEPOT REMOVED FO 8. E, Conners ov Pawn. Avanex amp Sixru 8r., Ciarenden Hote! Building, We BH, ROSEY, Acant, New Your. 22d New York Vol ...3i/4th Obio Volunteers. 9 | JAMES MOLAN, Acxnr, Wasxineron, D, C. do do....41|7th do 32)29th do 14/39th JUlinols Vol *30) | do. 5\2d Maryland Battery 9th New York Militia. 4/13th New York Battery 4 Sith do Total. pence ene AEN Va nos oat ee eee! At General Hospital, Fairfar Seminary, Va., Tune 7. —$————— $$ ist New York Cavelry. 5jIst Penn. Artillery. 2a do do. Ijlst do Reserve 2d New York Artitlery t)zd i4th New York Vol... 4 wad New York Vol... 3)6th 2d a {> A libsral discount to dealers. mhie atte inthe 107th Pena. Volunteers. 2| Ist Rnode Island Bat. 1 is wreak an. 56th do 4|Ist NewJersey Cavairy ‘The Seidiers earrics at “ons ie & alin Michigan Geely] Sal gorgags egal “owner Se 76th do 11/7th Vir, u a mrriving i for at 3 Contracts ale 4 sates 20th New York Militia 2}4ta SHERRY, PORT and MADEIRA WINES, FINE OLD BRANDY aud WHISKY. NOTICE. jeavy Wankigien st ta. Me’ nd 8 sWastlbeton at ko, Mand arvana? 2a its rt xra Adams” Washington, Aurest 23, ee 7 : 8 SES SeckEt vEsMaRITANS SIFT ARITAN’S The most Certain Remedy Ever Used. “Yes,” a positive oure for Soid by 8. CALVERT FORD, corner of (ith * ON, 26 South Righth street, Phiis- Se al er ee ee freeties