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CHERMAN'S Poor Mans Plaster. For
| ~ sale by MOVES S. PALMER.
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For sale in Pawcatuck, by ]. &P. Noyes
Westerly, W. & A. Parkerson; Stillmsn-
Vile, o. M. Stillman; also, by the store
keepers throughout Rhode Island and Con-
necticut. 1y34
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I YON'S RAT PILL, for sale by
IL MOVES s. PALMER.
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1T Is WARRANTED TO CURE
G r o U p

Which carries of hundreds Of Children an
nually, can be averted by the timely spplica-
ton of the TE.NETLf.N LLN1.ME.N'T.
If parents would observe their children, and
when the eyes are heavy, or the breathing
slightly thick, they would rub the neck and
chest we'll with the Liniment, they never
would have to suffer that distressing COM
plant.
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Paper Hangings.

nOCTOR Arnold's Balsam. A cure for
~ Dsyentery or Darrhea. For sale by
G. ii. DENIS0N.
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vSrks 6rArs.-Ths ofHslsl returns ef tAs lad
election bsvs been rcceved from large majority Of ths
oountss and tho democratic msjoty Il daily iusreasinG
Parce sed King have carried tseuky tics of
thirty three apd we make their present ssoertassd
majority o3s In arriving 1t thb result pat their
majority In Sonora county ct T3 shish is tho ists
turn We havo ssen Two Of the morning papers 10
M at 80 on what authority do not lesrn. thsy
arc correct then Piroes majority thus far II 3oe In
any event II vil exceed 600 returns have bson r
oeived from rulsre end but very few from klamath In
Yoio solsBo 6utter 8onoms Maria Mcndociuo. ssd
Napa the mslory ony-not the full vots-is reported
while hcm Trinity. Ban Diego Los Angeles and San
Louis Obfpo the returns stall ipoompete Five ooun
ties clone save Pissce snA King 0S8 mAjosty to wit
nj Dorado ose Tuoumne. 500; CalAvsrss $50; Placer
$50 and Msriposs ass The six whg counties ooubsed
gave but 4W majority for Scott. viz 5scransuto $50
YoIo co. Santa Clara 30 Sen Dinss, S5 San Lus Obs
20, IS: Marin. 80.
THE CRY 0ovERNMENr or 6AS FnArorsco Tie new
city government OF San Franoco is nov fairly under
way Mayor Brepbsm has sent In hts Dat do.s
Rot disclose asorng stste of the city dsanoes
He meDds material reduction In the xpeadsures
In order to save the city from . largo debt Another
DISASTROUS vstatoa unforuna.e city hss bs-n
validity Of the Peter Smith .asee whereby property OF
the value Of at least million Of dollars belonging to
the oity was sold to satisfy jadsweut upon Q olsu
originally 500 coo N0twithstan andpg this unhealthy
state cf the body corporate private to bo
prosperous Extent I've and substantial tupeoveuents
ar beire made In every quarter and the Value ol real
estate Is on tho increass.
6AN FRArcsco FIRE DsrARTMerT.-Tbe Chief End
neer of the ban Francisco Fire reports that
the department 10 o0np0se0 OF owing twelve on
gine companies and two hook and ladder com pancs =:
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Rebuilding Of Sacramento.

from the sacraUento UNION, NOV. IL
searoey fortnight has elapsed stn'e the great IRE
been built Sacramento has again assumed her pod.
ton second In rank among the ciies Of Cali
fornia To distant readers the declaration a
pear marvellous but it is true. To be DO not
numerous as substantial as they have been tms
ard energy will repair these defs T. bat DO main.
tain that In al the elements Of prosperity she
greater than she previous 70 the oonfagtien. The
Ddomitabe viii and the never tagging enterprise OF her
citizens bus at work In these and in her capital
tiop the security for her future She has had
but rival tho Pacific chores, and that rivalry
sting only in the form Of emulation puts forth Its open
hand TO offer her assistance and consolation In the hour
hopaul-her bounty maansnimous ~ Il is voluntary
and pronting BY the ieseons which u ccnveJs 6aamsn
TO 10 already far esahlished In her existence and
glory 70 defy the desolAton by which shs was over
vhelmsd
Of calamity they viii also learn with grss6caton
that than ave hundred new buildings have besn
erected upon tbs ruins Of the old street 1t this me,
although vastly modified in the elegance and symmety
o. M contains NOT one single lot snss has NOT
either been built upon or IN some manner placed IN
state Of preparation for building Very many shops and
stores are opened and doing good
In their nature, We granbut a 20 be repsosd In pro-
per time, In style of security and nagpidceuce never
yet attained In the city street. lessss In ns
dant signs Of prosperity. The totteFpg walls Of M sobe
edhces being pulled down and constructed; hun
dred frame houses vii flank its limits and In lea
than Elk months the entire number tbs compzts
cioes streets the same enterprise exhibits sN Nsthius
wbich energy or capital can effect u lat unasas. Th'
PbonIx 10 arising with noblse preetige ana prcuAs,
dsSy tAan the most saagune hAes csud hAvs lsAaged
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% pcn redros nar Tuo'uuss river. Nov g. q small
pox Mr. Thos Cook Gay Head Iudaa sgsd 81.
81 AZ Rough ANA kssdy. Nov l3 or cougestive Ssver
Sidney Care late Of Detroit Michigan aged aG
spgpgsd In mtnine on the Amsricsn rives - ''A'''
A. Diamond 5prfng on Sunday tho I<tb tpst Of oou
gsstton Of fha brain Mrs ksthsr r. Welton vf az NJ
JOAN w.lton Of Wskebury, Conn assd So years
Henry Bsscombe II Launo.stou rasmapis n the 2st
yesr Of bis age Ills friends will be happy 10 learn that
10 every attention and blindness during his Iat
moments. -
ON SHIP BOARD
On hoard hsig Elizabeth NeS. frou, sardv,oh Ia.,d
JOIN Steel seaman native Of died Of dynentrv
At sea Nov 10 J. W. Gormedy Of East Hoston IL
fl nom the flying bboom Of tbs clipper ship Southern
Croes and was drowned Every e1ertion was made TO
Frederick King seaman on board ship Winged Arro-,
ssed ~ year. Of Boston; fell from alofr and was
On board sbip W II. Hsrseck az sea, Nov 10th. y. w.
Morrison seaman OF Gotenberg; has a mother living
In Texss
At sea Oct 18th, Of Panama fever Captain John II.
Gregory, late msste- Of brig John LsGranf He was
= native of arbleheAd, Massashueetts.
On board steamship Cortes esseags from pausma
for tbie port Brewster Of dysestery from Mch,xse
J. hocaaden Of dyseneery. from PittsbWg Fro3eriok
Festue q fever, from New York.
On bcaid whseship Insie Aug 3oth cf oon5um pHou
John wsde. OF Boxbury Mas. aged ~ yess
On bosrd whaleshiP Mary Ann, Dallmaa, Oct. leth,
Manuel v. Cooper, OF Western Iacs
On board chip BeBj TUCKER, Sands Of consumption
Aaron Mayhem Of Long Island
On board Whslsship Arctic April 18th Master William
Emesssn ssed 10 years ofths Rev g. Emerson, of
WailuA Island Of Oahu.
On board ship Abram Barker. July slst, q Sandwich
Esiapd Kssaks-
On board ship Absam Barker Sept l4sh In taking In
tho bow boar and In puttisg her tho beams
head the rope spped OF the boat fell short dis
tance killing Jenes Hscket cooper ofthe ship nstAaty
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Earthquake at Acapulco.
dsucs Of the Panama 5tar

AcArULco. Dec " LODE
The Coates will bring you the Of severe sarse
quake at Acapulco The first shook occurred ct twsoV
minutes Do Il ten oclook Saturday night, Dec. 4h ss0
tho hccks although than the 0rst have besn
repeated every hour snco IL csms without nSco
or o eyous indication, except that at about sx r ~.
the mercury suddenly 10 S8 being three desrsss
werner than during the day but even this cAnnct p
haps be attributed to the earthquake Tho grsusd ro
ed like the In SWELL and then trem oling mcaon
we felt lasting thirty seconds About thirty OF the bse
buildings In have been ruined some falling eem-
p.etey while a of any worth have been ssfsusly uu
ed The ioss II as least $500 600 The pdnopa sufgso
are Albert achousr Of thu houss Of VirmondG 0e.s
Juan Alqusysts the governnsst houss Of Gen Mere
no Antonio Rsina Ritrre Lafosgus Augusean aaeins
Manuel Barrcra tbs Church, Custom House. A. Agudseas
and DO. BiliDgs
An the bottiss glass and crocksfy in the hots1
ana private house, thrown from the shelves ~
tables Yesterday morning quite severe shook vas see
throwing few which he'd partly lisn ss eeo
Ar,t shock The Fulton Hotel fell at the rst shock -
SATURDAY bat by almost miracle was saved 6
the town In fast have ncs heard Of single e bean1
lost, although fsv w@o seriously injured
The whole population now sieeo 10 the streets or q
court yards; and prooessons, With images o the vk
and Ckris psrambu the streets with solemn srae
Of music insiag, aad mufasd drums, inporng goa -
mercy .,.1..ss-
As wrfte To- day, (Dse. O ss noon) have eonses.H
70 spring from my assk, - shock Afsr shook 49,
for fear II falling tiles and walls Wnu,S u..I .
circumstances, = rather IN unoemiosssoss seaseS -
having given yeu the mai, fscss' wiu sloss
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Theatrical and RfusIcal.


FIRsr CosckRr sr 0ATHkRIsE HAyEs - Miss Kate Hayes
made her nrst appearances before san Francisco su-
sa ar 81 S.sns maze mos rns and
dtcidea triumph. The house was ni!ed with q brilliant
aueesee and bsr reception vas fiatterss in the *
On bsr first entzsSos the stage she led
forward to tho fost.i,ghts by Herr MsDsis, she was
greeted With vehement and desenpg applause which
again and aepin renewed as she bowed grssvfui and
ognsd edement. During the evening she sang
.Ab men Alsn from Meyerbeor's la Prophete;n the
comic duet .sienor,ns in tsst. frst,a." from ID n
Pssquaien with Herr Mengts; .Ueata D1va,n sevour-
nsen desiish,, and tho Last Ro-e Of summer In
each Of ,hete tbs exhibited unoouetsd merit and
sS,ournesn ] pssh" ~ss ,.nsers .ih s1eus.ss
psthos. end elicted an enthusiasm that would not
be Satisfied without encore. To the repeated
sons Erin IL my Hons,n In very charming
style ana this barely escaped another THE Last
keee Of summer, closed an ssssrtAinmeat which We
and effectiveness. Mia Hayes evidently most
plshed graceful modest and wholly unaffected in
nation Hsr syle Il 20 far ., we have yet
her but froN the seeded evidence Of genius
power che Last evening We have every 70 b
Esve In ber excellence In every depaxtm mt Of her art
The lady had nost fattssiug and brilliant reception,
the prelude, trust 70 many similar trnmphs Herr
10 the scossss Of the evenings entertainment HIS voice
h high bary Bordering tsnor, and he decided
~ the bes. buno singer We havs heard for yesn His
duet with Mis- Hayes from Don Rasquals highly
sueceesul ard his Swiss song the "Happy switssr
heartily eneofsd Ths cechestSa very we'll drilled
On the whole was enc tne mort oeGnuui ccucerss
yet given IN thk csy -Ssn FSswesseo Bvoad Dec l.
sigror BssasSasH IN . letter 30 the Ban Fraseieoo
Rsrod proposes 70 bring 70 esn Frapoco che Italian
opsYA troupe nov psrfbsming In Lima The 6igpor says
the salary of tbs company consisting Of forty four indi
yduals sscssdpG to my calculation viii amoupa 10 the
sum about $4,000 psr mon'h Add 70 this tho rent
Of the theatre printing sdvertsing illumination ct
tendance painter end others employee IN the %
tabpshmsns; wardrobe FOR ssries Of hfsssn operas
with the pnYcbsse Of the opefas wiz orchsstr
parts and expenses Of travelling for tha entire troupe
v,l suame meut the sum 70 near Sl6 600 per month 4
eertsin number Of Subscribers would ~ necssary for
season Of eix months sufficient 70 thirds Of th
sxp<nses The following The conditions cf the sab
scption Eaoh subscribes viii rsAss himself 10 pay 70
eeseor cs sx months - SUN q 90 per month, Hold
Ing the right fue the sss Of resevs6 seat In ths oper
houss fss twelve tsrsecnks&ions sanh month Tho ma
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fetal. ............L .L7 L,c2l 40 700 5,sUltS
The only losees reported thus far, the Amerosn
ship Superior Bab,ock American ship Kurtrees Gibbs
and bark George condemned az PetroPol., Sski- The
French chip Llaneourt N also lost Tho America. ship
Nautilus bark Globe both OF b. were dismsste1
typhoop the Bopin Islsnds and oanc into this
port under jurynests Tho Tepedos, Orexinbo, Zone,
ard several other vessels have suffered esses In gaIes
and viii repair in this port Captain smith ef the
sp ndd and jaeger Of the Emerald both which vessels
et BshrDss Straits Sept 26 bringing the latest dates,
report very gales within the straits and fars are
for Ne esfety Of vossss 70 be heard from
Captain Jaeger reports that 90 vessels In ht when
he left the cruising ground, previous to the gale.
We have later rcrerts fom the vesse IN the Axcts
than above The weather about tho Islands has been
very calm for the past eighs dayr, and many vesse
ready have been detained In port for want q
wind Owing 20 the calm weaher, We have hsA NO ar
rivals from Lahaips later tnan tbs seth Oet, and fom
Hilo 10 the 3sth Oct.
Tho clipper bark Messenger Bird, Dceus master,
losded wholly with whaebone and clipper ship Harriet
Hoxis Rowland loaded wholly with bcss are both ready
for and will probably sall to-day for New Bcdtcfd
The bark Isabsla loaded wholly With bons viii sah 10
New Bedford within week The chips Valparaiso sac
Alexander both loading with OIL will cell IN about t<s
weeks Thme N st demand cr vessels 70 ship oil and
bone, vesses having srrvsd since last issus-
Freights -ot pee gallon, 30. 70. Bone 1Nnt -
pound.
The Psy~ssSr says cslissrsaa siuss u disocun
Of tbres per cont and WIN e,oR be at avv That psps
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.assssls v;ik Vsrisi si-Ofsces Eiser o. sne eeecsa
MsS.sSsH White es charge of asauitisg Mrs Asry I:
GriIo - tnrovinas quaAsAty Of vutoa over ne -
49, - srti.s r.st ~ soy.s festival st Military oHes
rc~.ry ssd While NM Grin vas d:sesSsi.s sns "S
a. ssault wss perpetzssed Jusase ssu 49,. ,r"o -
tcdy Ths msSstzss hsid her 70 ssa IN sns ssn "
10 ausvsr the charge - ,..xs.~ ..-.>a wu-
~ ~ s 20 Wniisu S3ipsin alas Boston, arssee4 80
s% - tvo sSo charged VITA s.nsns s.d w9ssss 49,
hupdrsS dollars ifsm ysung nan ..ss. sy 49,.
srssy n ths sun Of $sso 10 seswsr the ssses =
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TRADE REPORT.

There has ban sn UNUSUAL degrce ef aotyisy In the
market 70 day considering shat the mail IA
hevs u morrow morning aud that considerable por-
PIED IN preparing their co,responderce 1t will bs
tnat We mare four arrivals to day from Estern domestic
porte with full OF sorted bandise Fregh
TO tho interior have been quite aotive the two boats
which left for SscraD%r to This afternoon both full
In hour vo nooc considerable activity sales Of barrels
bave been made 70 exent at S44 800 quarter aad
haif sschs Chile solo at S43 The Importation per Raven
amounting TO about 400 bDs was sold understand,
Arrow rmans In first hands Grain - rho sales Of DO
nsestic barley to day include about 600 10
several Iafocis are neld at Axe Sales Of Chile to
rive amounting to nearly 900 900 lbs have
At In wheat there IL aoive iDq uiry for seed
sales have been made at lzkc choice parcels from Aus
tIalan seed held It loo l6o We note salse for
milling purposes at lco 100 sAoks Eastorn oats sold
st $40 Pork LOO bbls clear per Winged Arrow sold
ut 800 TO be taken ON andiDg from shp note sales
OF halves ut Sz6 3d. barrels sold SAT co. $l25
per NJ was offered and declined this morRing for the
importation OF Eastern lumber per Abesto.
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Affairs In Sonora

The from Sonora published In the San Rrsnsiass
papers not appear 70 be late sdvess ~
the last steamer We then heard from Gusynss to ~
18th ult
The California papers, however, give the follswisg
items: -
Many substantial improvements have been made In The
city OF Sonora and hing denotes Its prosperity ana
feimssepoy.
The recent rains have sweed tho rivers and ,reeks
ding good supply of water 70 the which
the dependence Of the miners for constant suploy
nent The winters work may be said 70 have fatiy
commenced The SullivAn's Greek has hvs or sK
tom running through It, afofding facilities cog
vssbsg many pses along It's route for several maea
The ruolImne ditch has much more watcr Ia e.
and with It's NUMEROUS branches ntersects larger pee
ton Of tNe covnyy. Its influence is all around 10
in the crowds Of miners who ocoupy raviaa
many portions OF the fat iaboring chssrtngiy wfth
their toms and sluices.
ne stream Of water is runnng through Sonora guls.
brought from sullivan's creek
couple OF Frenchuep found lump Of gold weighing
ll6 last "wednesday, at the head OF DrAgosn
gulch They prospecting end fosnd 1t few insso
below the eurface 1t was sold for 81 600.
There Is nothing additional Of tho French movsneaf-
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DOUBLE SHEET.
TWuve DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
~~~>>~-~-
Arrival Of the Steamship Uncle Sam.
~~c~>~>~~>~e~>~>~~o>>
LARGEST SHIPMENT OF GOLD DUST.
81, ITO. 565 En- Route for New York.
~~~>~>~~>~~~~>~~~~~~>
iNTEREST TING NEWS.
~>~~~>~r~~~>~~~~~~~~os
Rebuilding of Sacramento.
s~~~~~~s~>~~~~>~~>~>~~~~
&COs. dEc., -,

xAe stesznshp Unce Sam, Oaptss William A. Mills
arrived LAST ni6ht from Aspinwal having left or tho
18th hs. tsSshing At Kingston, Jamaica whence she
ssilsA the 23d The g. brings dates from san Fran
CISCO y tho lst Inst being twelve days later than Pre-
vIouaey resolved.
Ths o. .. mail steamers Georgia, from New York, and
Ralooa, ffoa New Orleans, st AspinvA awaiting
ths rvn Of the passengers, MALLS and specie BY the
uteaAT Raasma.
We under obligations to Mr.. J D. Constock, the
puEssr 81 ths Uaes Sam for tho ready delveof pack
agss for this oGico.
xhs Unsis San has made the from Kingston to
Nov Yssk In less than six days. notwithstanding do
osntica ss ths Hook before getting pHst.
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~ viii pe6ee himself 10 Eve 70 ths subesribsrs three
ss ~sutstions eaob week durisg the operadc sesson
srd n pfoducs st least Two operas eaoh month with
s.sfcA tate costumes and sesaery.
niss 4 ary Chspasn wss 70 hsvs Q benedt st The
A,ssr5ces theatre, Ben RraDolsco, on the LIST inst
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Two weeks Later from tine Sandwich Ia-
lsnds-Another Japanese Grew Picked Up.
The bark hiton had arrived at San Francisco from
Honolulu, With edyioes to the 9th ut.
The Friend eays Captain West Of the Issss Rowland
informs that On the l4th Of April in lat 81 n and
long, ls0 N, about three iuudred miles N X OF Guam
he fell In with japanese junk It small and dsst
tute of cargo. Only four persons found board
1t did not appear that any had died. TIL had evident
~ been lcng time without much food being very much
eHacatcd Their only remaining food little oil
As could bs asceraned tho vessel had been ous
her reckoning forty nine days At the tine Of the
covery the tulsr bshsd, and the ship's pAay
seemed to hsys given themselves up to sic Capt Wess
took them board his vessel judiciouey Administered
noursbDg ood and tnsy recovered their strength
and .pnits Having tsEsa from tho vessel few
Capt w set her Dire 1t In mot yet determined what
viii be dors Sith them Two OF them Capt w. would be
plsd to take TO Americs; and II vessel about to
cruise 10 tHs vicirity OF the japan Islands vii take the
other two IL will DO good snd satisfactory arrange
nept.
public meeting was bsld the Sd Inst, at Honslu
m to ascuss the subject Of increasing the exports Of tho
islands by opening plastatisas 60 by tho orssai
yaten Joint stock Company Tbs meeting adj0urnsd
to the drst Moxday In December.
The freenasoDs Of Honolulu numbering about forty
clothed In their rich Jseais celebrated the first cen
tennsl anniversary Of the nstion Of George Washing
ton.
The clipper bark Fanny Major Cart Cressy, enc Of
Ogden Haynes orsntal line, arrived ct Honolulu On
the LIST Of November, her passage TO Chna GAINS
And eht winds her passage from California TO
twenty daye After recruiting the y NJ proceeded
on her voyage "a Hong Kong on the 80 uit
M X q Wylis Minister Of Foreign Relations In .
circular addressed to ell foreign and dplonatio egents
contrsAots report that had gssed currency in Europe
that one Robert Gould Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Rlenipetentiary OF tha King Of the Islsnds
The mall that left Honolulu on the I'd Of Novembor
for tks pert the largest despatched from tho
Islands &C say time II included S63 letters 12S
of which preysd About 900 newspapers sent
In the mail
Dispatches vsre received on ths 2d November, by
which IL appeared that tho President of France enter
tanned the moe benevolent disposition towards the king
dom.
Rear AdEirAl Despointss had been appointed Com
nsnder In Chief Of the naval forces sf France In the Pa
cifc
The number Of vessels In the port sf Honolulu, On
Thursday Nov. 4th, was l41 q Shch lie us hips
In the Whakneas Sstping Last, We lind the following
rensrks:-
by the foregoing list It will ~ that tho number
Of whale shps which have arrived spcs Ausust ~ the
three ports these IlaBds 70 the present time (Nov
% 1877 and the amount q tperm and whale oil and
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Tho icrr9. popuatic. us. dimir;sSci v,tis ~
yeaas by the drain 70 CaAfornis scd the AuskSain0
colonies The native population eubsaoed withiA -
same limits is estimated at eb0rt 600 sc1lG
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FHANCIbOO NOV. ~ I03I
The Stock nsSiA has been steady go 600 stats rs
we're sofa soue oa7s spos t 8s $50 according TO oou
peps and tevvrui ssA have stsy been made st about
the ssns drur,s Tyis, bonds freely command oS o6o
Ssoss pepte bouds have teen to 76o and arc hell With
arpDsss Money coutfnM essy ct about per cont per
nonth on undoub'ed seovn Ns
In the rs'es Of ExchaaA eoero Is no variation We
st quote sight bills on tue -ipcipai Atlantic cidss at
per oest and from IK az Il. so and 90 day bills 90
day bills On London ere QuctA q At s47k, and ON
Psxis, 490f