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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-28

epector, BY another provision, IS MAIDS creature OF
The Mayor, removable at pleasure, the result is TO
give tire Mayor two votes against the Controllers
one-or, in other words, absOlute control.
All who remember the profits and particulars oil
TIE "awful ofaI contract" az it was called, can
decide for themselves whether Bis Honor the Mayor
ia the kind of officer to be wisely or safely intrusted
with the power of making contract OF this nature
at pleasure, said contract to contnus in force five
years from the date of its signature. 1t is not long
since Mr.. Wood attempted to make contract Of
this sort with the proprietor of The streetsweepug
machines at $500, 600 year, although 1t IL noto'
Ious that the said proprietor Zone SMITH had pre-
yiously offered, publicly, to perform the said work
for 100000. In what IN ner did Mr.. Wood pro-
pose to dispose of the surplus $4,000 Was it
TO aid in carrying Connecticut for the bogus De-
mocracy7 Or for some family Obect-of course
connected with Smith-of still more benevolent
nature?
Another reamendmeDt introduced for Mr.. Wood
benefit strikes down the present Street COmmis
sioner and City Inspector, giving the power to Il
these Offices directly to Mr. Wood, and making tn
incumbents removable at pleasure. Can the he
publican party safely undertake the responsible
of such nominations as bis Honor the Mayor woul
be likely. if not certain, to make Let us fame
the excellent and servceabe Charley Devlin agai
placed at the head Of the Street Department, win
the worthy and strictly honorable John Pettgrew
enthroned on mud-heap as City Inspector Are
these the kind of monuments which a Republican
Legislature can safely leave behind it We pause
for q reply.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-28
WOOD TINKERING THE CHARTER

Whatever may have been the merits of the
Amended Charter as originally introduced, about
ten days ago, to the notice Of our State Legisla-
ture, it is very certain that the interval since its
appearance has been employed in saddling it,
through the agency of his Honor the Mayor of
this city, with reamendments, additional provisions,
and personal seizures of patronage, such cannot
fail to make the measure obnoxious to the citizens
of New.York. BY the exertions of his Honor, the
Mayor, the bill has been made to divide an enor.
nous patronage and wholly irresponsible power be-
tween the Mayor aforesaid and the Controller of
this city. BY the amendments, as amended
through the agency of Mr. Wood, the Mayor and
Controller are given power to appoint an unlimited
number of subordinstes, at such salaries as shall
with them seem proper. The Mayor practically
has power to make contract for street cleaning
with whomsoever he shall please to select, and at
whatever rate of compensation shall be mutually
agreeable. This is done by making the Mayor,
Controller, and City Inspector Board for award.
ing the contract without reference to lower bid
ders or public competition; but US the City In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-28
TRADE AND poLxTICs.

For the first time in tho history OF our country
SO believe in any bistory-a Systematic effort is
now in progress to divert custom from some mer-
chants ard give it 10 others BIZ reason Of their d.
verse politics. Southern merchants ara cosxed,
ertrested, bulled TO buy goods ouy of such obbers
as advertise only in PrO-Sayery journals, and con-
tribute freely to carry elections for the Pro Slavery
party. "White Lists" and "Blacb lists" are freely
circulated through the Southern States, and the
merchants there are meDaced with ruin if they buy
of those stigmatized for their Republican opinions
We know the fact that Southern merchant-and
we presume he is but one of many-who bought
bill of goods of a Republican house here, had IL
made out in the name Of one Of the clerks OF that
house, not daring to let it appear at home that he
bought of the prescribed and stigmatized RepubI-
cans. Merchants who take and read THE TRIBUNE
at their homes dare not let it be seen in their count
ing looms; and if they should venture to advertise
in its columns, such advertisement would be used
as means of gearing away what is left of their
Southern trade. A thorough system of espionage
is estabisbed-a pecuniaIy reign of terror inaugu-
rated-and those who thereby double their business
aud their profits are expected to contribute their
extra thousands to force the election of a Pro-
Slavery President, and thus protract terrorism at
tnce so gainful and so shameful.
We ask the Republican country merchants OF the
Free States whether this state of facts does not
devolye on them an imperative duty. They would
prefer, of course to buy their goods utterly IRE
spectiye of the politics of the sellers; but, II Re-
publcans are to be prescribed and ruined because
of their principles, can they justly persist in so
doing. If Pro-Slayery men are to buy their goods
only of Pro Slavery men, must not Republicans
counterfeit this prescription II none bat Pro-
Slavery houses here are allowed to participate IN
the trade of the Slave States shall not our Repub-
can merchants be recOmpensed for the loss thus
upiustifiably imposed on them by an increase OF
custom from the Free States and the uphoders OF
free principles If the owners and tenants oil our
marble palaces can by prescription and terrorism
monopolize the trade of the South, and thus afford
to contribute their 50, 500 and $4,000 to carry
each State Election for the Sham Democracy, Why
shall not our Republican merchants be made to
realize that their principles also are cherished by
retailers who are determined that it shall not be
rendered impossible for Republican to live, even
in this emporium of Cotton?
Republican merchants of the Free States will
you not give this subject your earnest consdera'
tion We would gladly keep politics apart from
business; shall those who, for sordid gain, have
resolved that they shall not be thus severed be per-
mtted to profit by their prescription Of your prln-
ciples1 Shall there be peace only because the
Slavery men give all the blows and we merely take
them? Decide what is manly and just, and do it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-28

BY the steamship Bohemian which left Liverpool
Oh the 18th inst, and Queenstown the day follow
ing, we have four days later European intelligence.
The affairs of Italy and the annexation of Savoy to
France had been further discussed in the House Of
Commons. Lord John Russell had stated it to be
his conviction that if the Great Powers objected,
France would not persist in the annexation project
The English journals publish the text of new con-
ventOn between Great Britain and Honduras for
the return of the Bay Islands to Honduras and the
surrender of the Mosquito prOtectorate. The reply
of the Papal Government to the last proposals Of
France had reached Paris. The Pope declines the
proposition to treat q question of 80 much impor-
lance to the Church as exclusively political. lie,
however, evinces a disposition TO enter into the
path of reform on condition that the integrity Of
the States of the Church be guaranteed. The
municipality of Milan had adopted an address
TO the King of Sardinia sustaining his line OF
policy in reference TO Central Italy, and ten
dering him 5000, 600 francs. The municipality
of Lodi was about to adopt similar address.
portion of the returns of the election on the ques-
ton of annexation TO Piedmont, or separate KING
dom. had been published. There is very large
majority in favor of annexation. The army OF
Rome has been increased to 10000 men. A dis
patch from Turin states that the Sandman Govern
ment had consented to the demand of France to
eff ct the cession of Savoy and Nice by special
treaty. Dismay and terror prevailed at Naples
owing to the extent TO which political arrests were
being carried Adispatch from Tetuan states that
the second campaign of the Spanish army had been
successfully opened. The Spanish encampmenh
bad been attacked, aud the Moors repulsed with
much loss. Breadstuffs dull Consols closed at
94s@94i for Money, and 94aQ94E for Account.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-28

Both Houses of Congress were engaged yester-
day upon propositions to spend more money upon
the Army and Navy, in each case the advocates OF
the increase being what are called Democrats. In
the Senate, Mr. Fessenden of Me-, By an amend
ment, and in the House, Mr.. Etheridfe OF Tenn,
by speech, wisely resisted the folly of the Admin
stration party. Dir. Etheridge spoke like states
man, as is his wont. Neither measure was def
ntely acted upon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-28
r. L. X.
WHEN SICK

WHAT To Do.
The sick the beddden the cripple the sufferer OF pains
require relief from their suffering and quick reora
zion 70 health accomplish this desdersum there no
medicines 80 certain, speedy, and eHectual a.
RADwAY's READY Kelley
REGULATING PILLs, and
RKNOyATfNG RBsOLyBrT
La nislble medicines, Dr. RADvAY Co.
have expended THOUSAND DOLLARS and
every and who have used them proclaim them
10 be- the purest ssfos efectu medicides in
CHANGE WEATHER.
The sudden of the weather induce Coughs Colds
Infuenzs Pains the joints side, back breast Rheumatic
and Heurec affections Those thus afflicted they viii use
RADwAIs READY RELIEF and swallow dose OF hADwAfs
REGULATING Pills guaranteed immediate rsei os Their
dhculties aud speedy cure.
PRHyAuIsG COMPLAINTS
Scarlet Fever PutTd Sore Throat Dp.hera Small fox Con
eestion Of the Lungs Inflammation Of the Bowels Bilious eom
plants are prevailing 10 srnng extent ct present RAD
wAIs hRGCtATH Pills and READY RELIEF used according
70 the direction viii speedily every patient afflicted with
CHRONIC DsRAsBs.
Tor br9neoit Consumpon sores Ulcers Skin EruptoDs,
ChIonac D3sPepsia' hADwA1s RBsOyATISG RssOLYEHT
IL In PAIN
single application Of Railways Ready Relief to the part
parts o. the BODY where the pain exists will afford immediate
sase and comfort 70 the patient Every family should keep
bottle OF tins nisble remedy them RsdvaV Ramedes
purely vegetable, and RADwAYs RKGULATSG PiGs are
positive substitute for csomel mercury their Kindred min
era poNons They superior 10 all purVntvss In ma
Prizes ~ cents boz. Sold by Druggists eysryxhsrs
hADvAr Co.'S Principal Office
NO. 10 John St. New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-28

Albany, and we trust that It will promptly B,
passed Legislation on this behalf j. both humane
and economical, it will sub,erge the interests of
commerce at the ssue time tAat it advances q
charitable purpose-an opportunity to serve God
ard msmmon, if wa may say so, that ought no. !,
be lost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-28

Congress took life with much ease yesterday,
discussing few subjects, laying them aside in turn,
and completing nothing. If private man were to
conduct his affairs with as much Incidence and IN
difference, he would soon be bankrupt. 1t is a
blessing that the peace and happiness of the coun-
try do not depend on its National Legislature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-28

a party of lynchers in Kentucky have at last
been met with arguments as powerful as their own
powder and balm the town of Berea, Madison
County. The troops were called out to put stop
to the disTaceful outrage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-28

We have Brownsville advces to the Odd. A
party of Rangers and regular troops had made an
effort to capture COrtina, but just missed him.
They had taken a number of prisoners but Mexi-
can army claimed them as part of its rear guard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-28

Mr.. OWENS reply to Mr. Greeley's last letter on
Divorce, in type for the last six days, and daily
crowded out by press of matter of more immedi-
ate interest, will be found the third page of this
paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-28

The Mexican mails to the 18th inst. have been
received at NewOrleans. On the morning OF that
day the garrison reOpened its fire upon the forces of
MiramOn, who promptly returned it, two of his shells
bursting in the palace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-28

The prisoners captured by the United States Gulf
Squadron, and conveyed to New-OrleaDs have
been committed to the parish prison of that city.
Their trial has been postponed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-28

Yonkers, Westchester County, yesterday elected
her first Republican Supervisor, on the largest vote
ever cast at any of her town meetings. The major
ity was about 100 in less than 200 votes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-28

The mails for Europe, by the steamship Asia,
will close this morning at 90 o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-28

Advertisements for this weeks WEEKLY TRIBUNE
must be handed in early TO-DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-28

No notice can be taken Anonymous Communications What
ever il intended for insertion be authenticated by the
name and address of the wter-not necessarily for pubcs'
ton, but Q q guaranty for his good faith.
We cannot rejected Communications
Business letters TIN TRIBUNE should In al be ad'
dressed to HORACE GRKKLRY Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-28
Nep!ylork Dailp Gribm,re
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 90, 1860.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

Republican National Convention. CHICAGO May l6
Republican Stnte Convention. SYRACUSE, April lS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-28

D. KrNBAL1 No II Markesquse, IA Agent for the sale
1 Of THH TRIBUNE In PROVIDENCE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-28
F,,pp,sKs STANDARD SCALES.

o,p;s "a removed to Astor House. in Barclay
~ Surgical appliances varcocele ProsPsu Henorihoid'
ENLARGED Veins, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-28

BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE, WIGS, and TOUPEEs.
es 1.,sled They are Night durable and chsIn
No shrnking turning up behind BATcHELoRs HAN DTE
s bes the world the only harmless and reliable ys Inovn
kpply rs the Factory, removed TO No. 10 Bond.st
BARRY'S TRICOPHEROUs
Lsthe best and cheapest article for Dressing,
Besutfyng, Cleansing, Curling
Preserving and Restoring the Hsiy.
K.SIss try Il. For sale By Druggists and PsnlmsrA
DR. MARSH continues 10 apply his RADICAL
CURE Truss with In eaecDg permanent Of Her
nj. or Ruptar Ladies' waited upon BY femHie in private
rooms Also, TEUssHs Of every kind for permanent re-
tsntiop Of Ruptsre Babing Trussss supporter Shoulder
Rr,oe S1spsnsoy baBdses Silk Elastic Stocking Knee Caps
ADESts and al surgical appliances scientifically applied BY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-28

WAsHINGroN, Tuesday March y, iooo.
The President has recognized Celestm ausu's.
Ravn d Elpheux as Vice Consular Agent OF rlah0e a.
Chicago. WI, cD.,I
Francisco Munos Ramonde Moncada as 'ice-Consoi
of Spsin at Savannah. ,.,p...us q,
And Edwin f. Hrtz as Yice'Consui oil Brazil ~
Savannah. ,eo;an, IN.
The Government has not yet received suihclent In
formation TO enable it to Judge inegently OF tne nsr
ira of the recent affairs in the Gulf and nehcs mo
DELAY in answering Senator Haes call upon INC f''
dent for Information. , c.-,
The recently published statements thar tns s,.;a
ment will cali on Spain for explanations rs to the n.Ok
ut of the Miramon steamers at Havana Is NV ~,
founded--there being no official data TO snow va,
Spain ia implicated with Miramon, or when woaa
Justify such course on the part OF the Admini'noa'
even II there were no other reasons why Sucn ApA
ton should not be demanded .,,u Gath ,h..
Accounts continue 20 be received rom ,no oeu' 80
he army Of the knights of the Goidsh Irclo Is ON '
We of leaving for Mexico; but up the latest accounts
rom Vera Cruz no invitation had been ex'enu'1
There ia An unusually large number OF strangers N
he ety, including many politicians from various quar-
ers of the Union. =, - ann ooo ,vsrs
Government bonds to the amount oil tioVvV ~ .hs
nsd today by the Government for the beneht on 'hs
Xyandot Indians Of Kansas, through the exeriohs VI
J,aoe Williams of that Territory.
Svcss from Ruaian TO the 18th inst. show tina. .no
excitement in regard to the transfer Of kustsn 70 non
dnrss continued undated. ,.. 49,,
letter nom Vera Cruz to The P'edySse states 'aA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-28
Bnsiness Notice.,

WHAT Is IL What is it that attracts so much
pubc attention ct No 22 roadway corner Of Fulton st.
The beautiful emporium Of Knox the celebrated Halter which
resembles the halls Of the AhAubrs the magic palace Of
Aladdin rather thsn Hat KNoxs splendid assortment
Of Sprir HATS and CARS defy competition and certainly
models and taste, become very pepSiai
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-05

We publish i'll to-day's paper, Mr.. Ever
ett's letter acceptance, ct the nomination
for Vice President, lately made by the Union
Constitutional Convention ut Baltimore.
and in laying it before our readers, we adopt
the language of the National lntelligcncer,
and say, that it is beautiful and impressive,
and while it will excite profound interest
and pride in the ranks Of his political sup
porters, it cannot fail to inspire both respect
and solicitude in the breasts Of all Patriotic
and thoughtful men Of every party. The
reluctance which Mr.. Everett ayows in yield
ing his acceptance Of this nomination is eTi-
IDENTIFY sincere, and all who arc especially
acquainted with his personal habitudes, cir
cumstanccs, and pursuits, will be fully salts.
fed of the depth Of this reluctance, and the
sacrifice which he makes to a sense OF pub
lie duty. We can only hope that the sacrl-
flee may be rewarded by the approving Voice
of his country calling him to the high trust
for which he was nominated with 50 much
nnanimity and enthusiasm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-05

7 EWIS BAAR, Us, King street, has just re-
! ! ccivcd the following desirable GOODS -
Black Dress Silks; black Alraeca Dress Beragcs;
shawis, white and black 81 black French Mon
no: Poll ae C'eycr; Lawn from IL to ooc.: all
wool DcIaines: Jeba2es: with Cambria and Swiss
Mouslin; do. do. dotted; Ladies Linen LANDER
chiefs Cientlcmens do. DO: Ladies Collars: Col
lars and Sleeves Bands; Laces; Bobinet, PLAIN and
figured: Tissue Tor Wells: Berago do. Black Vel
ret Ribbon; Gloves: Stockings, &c.
These GOODS having all been bought from,
irst-cass houses, and ct the lowest cash prices,
can assure my customers aud ,.ie public generally
that l can compete in regard to pri1ce with any
house in this city, and can eZLibitan assortment 81
goods especially selected and adapted to this mar
kct. 4 call will be Sufficient to convince every
adv, ie5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-05

x OLD PENS! GOLD PENS "A splendid
" assortment of the finest GOLD PENS, just
received and for sale at FRENClI'S Book and
Periodical Depot. Gold and Ebony Pen Holders,
Il full assortment of the celebrated short nib old
Pen: Rubber Holders, Gold Mounted, large lot
Gold Pens with Silver Cases, ETC., etc.
All the papers Tor the week Leslie's n. Y. Illus
tra5ei, Ledger. Mercury, Weekly, Harpcrs Week
", Wayerly Magazine, Police Gazette, Clipper,
London News, Bells Life, London Punch ETC., etc.
Budget Of Fun for July, &c.
Yankee Notions for July, lOc.
Comic Monthly for July, &c.
Cooley, Harper, Cornhill Magazine, Once q
Week, All the Year Round, Ladies National
Magazine, Arthurs Home do, Elackwood, Knisk-
crbnci;cr, Eclectic Magazine, Halls Journal Of
Health, Emerson Dcnnctt's Magazine, Firesde
Monthly, Balog's Magazine, Atlantic Monthly,
Lesbos Fashion Book, Le Bon Ton, Cssscl'g II
lustratcd Family Bible Cassclps Natural History,
and all the Books, Railroad Guides, otc, etc,
10: the present month.
Constantly receiving something new in the
Book line. je
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-05

WASHINGTON irEus-Th1 Washington
Muoicipal election took place ycsterday.ln
the morning the Mayor issued a Proclama-
ton stating that number Of "Pluga' invited
ON from baltimore. had been arrested, AZ
they arprouchcd the city by an untrequen.
ted read, aut lodged IN jail. Jeremiah Ii.
Hickman was arrested on Saturday, aud a
letter was found on him addressed to John
HaugS, Of Baltimore. This letter invited to
! Washington ~ many voters" rs could come,
| and stated that there was plenty OF money
| Ia keen them for month. 1t admonlshed
| those that should come to leave the cars at
| Bladensiur%, where wagons would await
! Them t. bring them into the city. The 'Vo-
tera'' referred 10 being The aforesaid Plugs,
who were. according 10 the letter, to vote
the american ticket We presume that
the respectable men OF al parties VIII unite
IN dlnHunci,,@ such proceedings, ana those
cnga yed in illegal rotlngand election ira"uS
| viii lie punished 10 the satisfaction alike, oil
Democrats, Wings ard Americans.
Four small frame houses, OF the south
side Of +, between Thirteenth anc Fourteenth
SITS, were destroyed BY fire early on oaiaf-
dav morning. They were inhabited BY two
white and two calored Eamilies-all oil whom
met some loss from the haSty removal OF
| their effects. These tannmcrtS wcro amongst
the very first constructed il that part Of the
city. Nearly forty years ago the Vensrahie
John Mcleod kept q school in one OF them.
GOV. Wise is in Washington. lie was ser
cnaded on Saturday might, but was indlapos-
ed, and could not address the people, who
called him out.
The property on the northwest corner OF
| Mint, and +. streets, 50 long known rs the
property of JOS. Gales esq, has been pur,,
| chased Tor the Southern Methodist Episcopal
Church, with view to Improvement rs 4
| church ed:hcc
\ son of Nr. Samuel Black, residing on
the Island, fell from the Sixth street steam
bont wharf last evening into the river and
WAS drowned. lie was recovered almost I'M
mctiately, bits 100 late TO resuscltate hlth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-05

IoScREss--The Senate had under con-
sideration yesterday, House bill admitting
Kansas into the Union, on which Mr.. Sum
me-, delivered lengthy speech. The bust
ness done in the House Of Representatives
was unimportant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-05

Leonard Scott 4 Co., New York, have re-
published the April number of the London
Quarterly Review. 1t contains articles on
LaborcrS' Homes; Madame Recamier; Eic!s-
STUDIES Of Families the Bar oil Philadelphia ;
Miss Ni%htin3alc's Notes on Nursing; Fox
Hunting: Eecollcctions Of Leslie; and the
Budrct and reform bill. They have also
republishel the May number Of the North
British Review, containing articles on Thorn
as Campbell; Quakerism Sir Henry Law
renee Australia: Poems Of Heinrich llene ;
Church and State, &C., &c. Received by
Robert Bell, agent ;or the British Periodicals.
}. Is. l.ppiucott & Co, Of Philadelphia,
have published, Julian Home, Tale OF Col
lesc Lille, by fclericl; ". Forrar, Of Cam
bridge. a novel, which has attracted no little
attention. and said to display no little power
on the part Of the author. Received and Tor
sale bv Robert Bell King street.
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DIED.

EIED.
In this city, OH the 81 instant AUGUSTA
NEWTON, wife Of John c. Whitwcll. IT, Her
funeral will take place on Wednesday morning,
9th lust, at IL o'clock from the residence Of her
sister. Mrs. Maria GicCori, lex, No. 30, Cameron
street The friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend.
At the residence of her parents, near Groveton,
Prince William County, Va, on sunday, Bird Of
June after short but severe illness, CORA
NEVIL, daughter of W. L. b. and Ada 5. Wheel
CT, aged seven years, and i've months. Sentinc!
please copy.