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2SS c. F. PERRIE o~s
SRvKsrH STREET, NRkRI, 90
Respectfully informs his friends and IN. n.sI,.
en,e eS that ne has in store large and vel ss
FALL AND WINTER DRY Goons
Oul es ne - very much In want of cash in orSsr ~,
false such, ne VIII sell at Greatly Reduced PTines
MOI ueemlng u necessary TO enumernte the var
Gus articles and their prices he asks those who sos
IN want OF cheap Dry Goods, 70 call and examine foS
advantage. s''~'4' " 'neit
As his terms are Positively Cash, ne will no. civ.
creolt under any circumstapces and is
terfnined 10 offer Great Bargains n 9I-s1
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VIRGINIA AND OTHER PAPER MONEY
.r... TAKEN AT PAR!
CLOTHING !-CLOTHING. .
e, CHEAP FOR CASH.
MONEY SAVED AND FAIR DEALING.
AT so PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,

bstrssn 9th and lOth sts., at the Tall Boxs,n
Just opened, large stock of READY MADE
CLOTHING, at the following low prices
be obtained elsewhere in this CITY, IlWing 70 our
building, did not lay in our stock az ethers did
and we bought at great SACRIFICES owns r. the
state of the market. "e W VIC
Heavy Winter Oyercoats.---...---.S4o 90 to $40 %
nneaES rpouy Sodts.- ---.---..- 50 to 10 90
Np5acs CIotn Soats. Soto I2 90
yVinte. t Inod SassimleIe tants.- 50 to 90
~ BILE breasted. .....-...........~.,. I25to 200
pegs DVeIcoats.. .-..-..-..-"..... 1910 6c0
Roy Jackets ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. / soto 500
Having one of the largest and finest assortments
OF CLOTHS and CASSIMERES in this city' we
are prepared TO make Clothing TO order an the Short
est notice. ~ "i'
WALL, STEPHENS CO,
NJ 80 Pa. ave, bet. 9th ard 10Th sts
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THE SOUTHERN MAIL has been transferred at
last from the Orange and Central Railroads to
the hTer-foute The river line agrees to carry
the throsSh mail, twice day, at three hundred
the remaining thTse months the Orange & Alex.
andfld and the Central Railroads agree 10 carry
'he same mail at the same rate once a dzy
AZ Is Understood, however, that the agreement
with the Orange and Central Road, i, nor 20
Iake effect except during such portion OF the
thfee months agreed upon az the river line shall
he unable to 90 through regularly.
The Orange railroad still retains the wav mail
at one hundred and fifty dollars per mile.
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A., CAUTION.
1AltL persons are cautioned against pprch.si,-
Isnd Warrants No. 50 20, for I6O acres ISSUED 70
yGhn LINDSEY No. So. S52 for l6O acres issned 20
Mm McConchi e; No. 81 8s2. for 80 acres issued ~
WIN. w. Pugh; No. p 268 for so acres, isxnsd -
IshaIn lvey. said warrants having been stolen ron
my once. caveats have been entered in the Geneyst
Land Omce te prevent patents issuing ON ssid Wa
rants, and application will be made 10 the pen.,,,
omce Tor the issuing Of duplicate warrants,
WIN. J. MARTIN
o-NoW Attorney Warrantass
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EIRsT WARD MARKET STORE

ST. The uhderszned having taken stere on street.,
street, respectfully informs the citizens aS o.
prsss, VAC snd me public generally that he Is now
BLES. POULTRY, &c, and in fact eysyy ,h;ss
usually kept In such an estsbll ment an The lovss
is -Staw2w VVYrTrANr or.s,,
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The POLL LIsTs.-The Police officers have
been engaged for several days in distributing the
new Poll Lists in the various Wards They are
posted in the most public places in each pre-
cinct for the benefit Of voters
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DENIES THAT HE WAS KILLED-Rumor last
night declared that Mr.. John Holbrook, the
agent OF the omnibus line between the railroad
and Alexandria, had been shot dead on the street
Mr. Holbrook went to the guard house this morn
Ing and denied the statement positively as one
having authority. The rumor was based upon
the arrest OF TWO young men for carrying pistols
non. The shots were not fred at him, however.
nor was he attacked
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

Il 1.-Two comfortable Furnixbed
a., Rooms, Zone OF them front room, } in pleas
ant paI OF the olty and near the hotels Tnonire Of
18th streets. "''"eon OIL anu
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BOARDING.

OARDING.-Pleasant rooms with board can he
- had at No. as Twelfth street, between r and G
Also, few table boarders can be accommodated.
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ROA RDING.-Mrs. RUFF has taken the large
- and commodiOus house, No. 396 ID street, near
It'll, where she intends to rent her Rooms furnished
or unfurnished, to single gentlemen. or gentlemen
and their wives, with Board. Transient Boarders
by the day or week. Meals sent out at all hours Of
the day. pI6-lms
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FOE RENT.-Three PARLORS and FIVE
| CHAMBERS, handsomely furnished in y
street north, between 18th and l4th, No.26
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DIsoRDERLY Yesterday, two young men-A.
Thompson and W. Games-got on a spree and
behaved badly. They were ara s;ed by Officer.
RAINING and Williamson, AID committed 10 tbs
workhouss by Justice Clark. -''
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EURISHED HOUSE FOR RkNT-Very eIiyi-
L bly, situated on one of the most pleasant streets
IN ne CITY. It's lighted with gas, sup plied with
gooa patn-foom, and Is well furnished throughout
Patent Office. rs
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| FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-a desi-
| Iabie and handsomely Furnished House, con-
yenlently located, In pleasant part of the CITY, will
De rented Tor SIX months, or by the year. Please
| refer for Information to J. G.. CLARKE, ESQ
office of Riggs& Co. n e5 ~
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ordinance No. ..

IN ORDINANCE firing the amount Of
License to be pad bg persons kespng
BiHiard Tdb}es, Ten Pm .Hiegs, KIM
and otber iartW games, riutiH thc cor
Pe'dfe Hn,itS oftbe Totrn 81 OT0rHIs.
The Board OF Trustees Of The + sn Of Orovile do
orIain rs loliow-:
sec lst. Each individual cr co-parurr>hip Of
individuals in lhr town OF Oro'I'lr. Who shall there.
after within the rpprre limits at iht town II tr"-
Vili". keep any il'Ir tAhlr- Tor puhlc amusement,
shall pay INTO The Treasury ~ the town Of pcuNlIlr u
License IN The nuO"ht OF seven iily one haHdr,dihs
dollars per quarter
SIC. ~. Eac! individual or CO. partnership of IN
diujua- who stall hereafter Within the c,rVOrre
limits ot the ioWn ot OruVIlle. keep any Ten iln
Ahe,, shall pHy into the Treasury "f the town of
Oruvllle, license in the am,7int Of ien d-llors per
quarter.
>Ec. 81. Each individual or ca partnership Of m
diSiduals who -1Htl herpnlttv @hhip the corporate
liult. ui the town uf OrusIIc. keep Or hold game
called kino. shall pas into the treasury license II
the amount ut thirty dollars per quurer.
SEc 4th. Each and every person or cu-parinership
of individuals required by ghIs ordinance To procure
license. shall urun conviction IN any court =" COM
y. tent jursdic.uu ct violating the provisions OF lh+
ordinance refusing or gjcctng 10 procure sdcn
license as is hereby required. be hnrd in sum moi
exceeding hu,sired dollars aud may also be i'm
pfi~untd NOT pxcccdln' tn GAYS Tor each offence.
Passed May 18Th 1851.
lHOS. WELLS, President.
Attest. = T., SNYpER,( i.rk
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-15
Chico (OrrrspOnden
LEGAL AND ILLEGAL ITEMS.


J. NJ, SPEEGLE rs II. CLANCY.
A process was issued by Justice Wright
and put into the hands of an officer who
of course was commanded to levy upon the
gooGs and chatteis of the said Chany. to sat
isfy icSt and COSTS The constable mounted
upon his mule charger, proceeded with due
gravity to fulfil the charge committed to
him; but unforeseen difficulties beset the
path of all men, and not unfrequently in
terrupts the even tenor of their ways, as
hidden rocks or snags turn aside or destroy
the smoothly gliding boat. To levy upon
some favorite cows, was an easy matter,
but to drive them away proved a herculean
task, for the fair ones came to the rescue
recaptured the stock, and put the intruder
to fight.
A posse comitdtus, consisting of, | know
not how many, were summoned to fly to the
aid of the officer, to recover the cattle aud
vindicate she majesty of the law. The con-
stable now, with formidable force, pro-
ceeded to the house to perform his duty
/ WlInOuI lear VI llOlcSlutlpu-DuI All It-
turned as they went. Report says that
clubs and scalding water in the hands of
the gentler sex, overcame the fortitude Of
the bravest and caused them to abandon the
dangerous enterprise for the present. On
the following day, May l2th, matters be-
gan to assume a threatening aspect MIR.
/ CLANCY. has wife, and two or three
daughters were summoned to appear be-
fore Thos. s. Wright, justice Of the peace
! to answer to the charge of resisting an of
fcer in the lawful discharge of his duties
! The evidence was taken and Chaaey was
! fined so and costs, but the ladies were very
Justly, dealt with more leniently They
were very ably instructed in the nature @.
claw and Order" mildly reprim@nded and
discharged. Thus all passed off agreeably
and to-day the world wags as it wagged
/ before
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-15
Ordinance No. q.

An ORDINANCE 6rmg the amount ~
License to be Paid dg pyrsOnS horhmg
or psdling ,oithH tie co, po,ate iim,tS "
the torn Of OrociHc.
The Hoard Of Trustees OF the town of Orovie, do
ordaIn as follows:
SIC. Each individual or co-parlnership Of in
dyIduals who sha hereafter hawk or pct.nie goods
either by horse any other cUnyt! ance within lhe
corporate limit, ut The Town Ut OrOvle. thal pay
into ihc Treasury ui the tuwn Ot Or"NIe qHhrterY
license IN the amount ut thirty dollars.
SEC ;. Each AMI every per>onnr co-partncrShlp
required By this ordinance IL procure license,
shall upon C0nvic ION ~. any 8uurl OF competent
Jurisdiction ot violating the provisions of tins Urdi
nance, or refusing or ncgit cinl: Ia procure such
license is hereby required, bc lined ~ sum not
exceeding one hundred dollars. and may also be inns
prlsonrd not exceeding ten days for each offence.
Passed May l3. 1914.
TllOS. WELLS, Presdch;.
Allnsl. :. l. SNNnER CIprk.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-15

nv ORDINANCE .faing the amount Of
Tar to be pad dyPersons ,ch0 shalt here
ofier let their Dogs ran at large tcttdna
the corporate iimitS CtMe Toton Ct orc.
riHe.
The Board Of Trustees of the Town OF Oroville, DO
ordaln us follows:
SEc. lst. Each individual or co-partnership Of in
divIduuh in the town Ct OrOvlI whO shall hereafter
within the corr, rate limits of the town of OruVc,
allow his her their dog. or uo9s, to run AT large,
shalt pay into the treasury OF Inc town OF Orovc,
yearly TAX OF FIX dollars per head or each dog of
either gender.
Stc "a. Each and every per,o required by this
ordinance to pay dog tax. snail place cause 70 he
placed upon the neck # his, her or heir dog or dogs
a collar, within thirty days from The passage Of lnis
ordnance. aud any cog found cunning al large after
the NpiraliUn Oi sad thirty days without II collar
SO placed upon his ur her neck, with the owner =
name. and number of his tax receipt, shall be Killed
by the police "t said town.
Passed May Is, 1901
THOS. WELLS, President.
s l.. SNYDER, Clerk.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-15
Board Of Supervisors.

The Board of Supervisors were occupied
during the greater part of the day with
the application Of II. b. Lathrop, for re
newai Of license TO run ferry across
Feather River, at or near Oroville. The
application was contested by Messrs. Moore,
Henshaw and Ord owners Of the Fernandez
grant upon which the opposite landing Of
the ferry is situated W. H. Rhodes Rsq,
for petitioner, and p. Ord Esq for remon-
strunce The examination of witnesses aud
the arguments Of counsel, occupied sew
eral hours, and hundreds of square feet of
law books were brought forward &c aid the
Board in coming to decision The whole
question evidently turns upon the title to
the land The Board took the matter un-
der advisement, and will render their decis-
ion to-day.
In the matter Of the Bidwell Bridge Com
pnny, it appearing TO the satisfaction of the
Board that the company had constructed
good and substantial wire suspension
bridge, as shown by the certificate of the
County Judge, on Ge; the Boord declared
the said Company Invested with the right to
keep toll bridge al Bidwell, for the term
of City wears, in accordance with the law
declaring them an incorporated company
and adopted the following order.
And it is further ordered that said com
many execute ON undertaking with two good
and sufficient sureties in the penal sum of
five thousand dollars, the same being made
payable and conditioned according to law
the same to stand as the undertaking in
this matter during the full term Of the
eompany's organization.
Upon the adoption of this order, Super
visor Randall and Cannon voted "aye," and
Supervisor Buffum voted "no " The counsel
for the company thereupon excepted to the
ruling Of the Baard, ordering the under
taking in the sum of five thousand dollars.
or in any other sum, and filed said under
taking under protest, reservng to the COM
pany and its sureties all legal objections to
the said order, and asked that the excep-
tions be entered upon the records of the
Board When the que ton came up of en-
tering the protest on the record, Messrs
Randall and Cannan voted "aye," and MIR.
Buffum voted no." so that the order and
the exceptions went upon the record to-
gethcr.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-15

STEAM Boar SUNK-We learn from the
Red Bluff tae0n that the California Steam
Navigation Cos, Boat Swan, sunk near the
ranch of MIR Eastman, fifteen miles below
Teham, on Sunday the oh inst. After
passing ;he rapids at that place she took
sheer and dritted back upon some snags and
sunk Immediately. She sunk but short
distance, and it is said little or 40 damase
was done to her cargo Some of the pas
sengers seem 10 think she cannot be re-
paired She has been rather an untor-
tunate craft, her hull being that OF the i'll
fated Belle which was blown up year ago
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-15

ANOTHER OUTRAGE.-Another infamous
and cowardly robbery of Chinese was per-
petrated on Dutch Ravine, few evenings
since, saws the Placer Press Three scoun-
drels (two white niggers and n black one}
entered Chinese store, tied the occupants
togather by their tails, and proceeded to
rifle the premises They succeeded in hnd'
ing and carrying away about $500 in
money The Chinese knew the rascals, but
their evidence being invalid no steps can be
taken for arresting the robbers.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-15

UNCLE SANS TIA DRINKIrG. 1t ap-
pears by statistical table, in n morning
cotemporary, that thirteen millions OF
pounds Of ten are consumed in the United
States. For jolly old cock, who swigs as
much gin. brandy, whisky, wine, cider. ale.
porter and lager beer, as Uncle SAm, this is
doing pretty well in the tea line. Aud the
question naturally arises-what will the old
buck do should he 20 to knocks with John
Chinamen' Double his allowance Of lager
we SUPPOSE
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-15
NOTICE

UnUBI.IC Notice is hereby given that three certain
r. prpmisory notes made by Abel 4 Monty, of
OrovJe. Butte coun y, payable 10 the order o \. X.
NaSten, and endorsed 10y MIN, each for the sum of
seven hundred and tWenIy-Cne twenty eight one
hundredths dollars, due severaly at SXly, ninety
and one hundred and twenty DAYS from date, May
lin r57) viii not be paid by me. the c"n,idera-
tinn OF the sd notes has iailcd aud all persons
Waraed not TO trade for them.
NIX MASTEN.
OV0vc, May IIh 1857. I'm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-15
Immigrant Road Convention.

The counties Of Colusi. TchaU n, Butte and Fin
mas, are requested to send delegates 10 al Gmmi'
grant Road Convention. to- be holden nt Oroville on
SATURDAY, MAY 23d, for The purpose OF adopt
ing measures for the construction Of an Immigrant
Road from Honey Lake Valley 10 the Sacramento
Valley. numerous attendance from the adjoining
counties is respectfully requested.
II. B LATHR0P, SEN,
PETER FREER,
ID .. DOWNFR,
NJ. II. FARLEY.
GEO. II. CROSETTE.
Orville, May 9, 1897. Committee.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-15
0royille, Friday, Nay 18th. 1857.
Democratic State Central Committee.

Democratic State Central Committee.
meeting OF the members Of the Democratic
state Cenlrsl Committee will be held st san Fran.
cisco on WEDNESDAY. May GOTH at 10 o'clock A..
~. fnr the purpose Of determining the time OF hold
ing the State Convention, and attending to any busi-
hess ihcdentul thereto
ALFRED REDDIEGTON, Chairman
Democratic State Central Committee.
Sacramento, April 9th. 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-15

HoRsE KILLED-A valuable horse was
killed on the Marysville road on Tuesday.
He was running away and struck against
stake which entered his breast nearly two
feet, killing him instantly.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-15

NUISANCE Yesterday viii passing the
corner of Bird and Oak streets, we noticed
the carcass of dead dog lying in the mid
die of the street, the odCr which was any
thing but agreeable Where are the au.
thorities'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-15
ScrOfiia and Diseased Blood.

DR. GIYSOrTS improved Extract of Yellow
Dock and Sa-sapara" is true specific. Tho pro
prrlors have IN their possession over one hundred
certificates of he most extraordinary effected
by 1t. We CAN seely say, Try it. 1t resves the
dropping conss,tuiOn, eradcates all humors from
the Blood, and by It's tonic properties restores the
invalid to life aud vigor A spring and summer
medicine, thasno equal It's singulnriy effiwious
action on tho blood its slrenghe and ElvfyIng
action on the systemsiands 1reemnantly above all
other Sarsaparillas. II you would have the rose
brought back to your cheek, clear healthy aud
transparent skin and life and yignr imbHe+ through
the ~ stem, take 5uysotts Extrac; " Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilln. II contains more Of the pure
Honduras Sarsapara than any other propagation
extani, which is chemically combined with the ex.
tract. Of yellow Dook and the Extract of Wild
Cherry thus making the remedy more thoroughly
Efficient than any other SarsaparIa before the pub
no- Al The same time it is perfectly freA from al
mineral posons, which cannot be said of other Sar
saparilla compounds.
{ =" Re careful and buy none but QUART BOTTLES
Sold by Druggists generally.
Cotton & NcDermot, Agents for Oruville.
Park White. General Agents, and importers for
all valuable Patent Medicines, l32 Washington st.,
san Francisco. myl5-3m2p
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-15

THE EUREKA This steamboat, built nj
Stockton, made her trial trip few miles
down the slough, from that city, accomplish
ing three miles in nineteen minutes. She IS
SAID 20 Work well. although sOme Slight al
teratious are found necessary. She will
make an excursion to this city before taking
her place on the line.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-15

TIE STEAMER The Atlantic steamer is
now Iully due, and may be looked for at any
hour We shall lay before our readers the
very earliest telegraphic news, ahead of all
competitors.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-15

ANoTAER MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANcE
1t is feared that Mr.. Dlliong, OF Shasta,
has been murdered and robbed, as his mys-
terious disappearance cannot be accounted
for.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-15

BLOWING Gen Mora, the Costa Rican,
offers $4,000 tor Walkers head or so,
600 for " aiker alive. We don't believe he
could raise the money if it was demanded
Walker has got too long head for Gen.
Mora, and there G en-, Mora should not have
it.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-15

Bop1Es ExHUMED.-The skeletons of two
men we're recently washed out by the mi
ners who at work at Fagtown in Trinity
county.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-15

ROWS CIECUs.--This popular establish
ment opened last night to the largest au-
dience we have seen for long time in Oro-
vile, and the company certainly deserved it
as the company is composed of the best tai
lent in the Union. Success to them.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-15

HAD TO LEAvE.-Two hOmbres who had
diifed about business transaction, sought
Justice Elliots Office at an early hour yes
tcrday morning to have the difficulty adlus-
ted, but before commencing lagal operations
they attracted a crowd to the spot by fre-
quenty passing and excepting the he, when
the Judge became disgusted at their course,
and very properly ordered them to fight, or
leave the office They left
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-15
TEE COMING COMET!!

THE COUNTRY SAFE.
ENEACON SHELDON, OF the san Francisco
2E wholesale and and retail Liquor store, on
Montgomery street, Oroyille. is prepared to regale
his friends and the public during the short space
time allotted them ON this transitory earth, with
the choicest Wines, Liquors and Cigar. which are
sold chenp FOR cash, by
DEACON SHELDON 4 IlAYnDN,
Next - McDrrmott's Drug store, OroS Ale.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-15

CATHOLIC CHURCH The Catholic church
in Oroviile is approaching completion. The
building has been enclosed and painted, and
the inside is receiving the enishing work
1t present neat appearance, and is the pi-
oneer church in Orovile 1t is said that
some person has jumped portion of the lot
upon which the church is situatfd.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-15

Town CLERK.-Wc are gratifed to an
nounce that the Board of Trustees have cleo
ted S L. Suyder Esq Town Clerk. MIR.
Snyder is a Democrat, well qualified for the
position, and will make an excellent clerk,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-15

CURIosITIEs The miners of Rancheria
Diggings sluce out some rare specimens oc-
casionally, that come tumbling down the
sluice boxes with the remains of Diggerdom
The Indians have opened several graves at
this place for the beads and their own ir-
reverence for their dead, has had the effect
to quiet the conscience of the miners at dis
tui bing their repose. We were shown by
Mr.. Ford, on Wednesday evening, some
specimens of mechanical skill which were
washed from his claim. They were made
of slate. stone, finely polished and finished,
of tubular formation, about six inches in
length, and the cavity cut with the precls-
ion and nceity of rifle barrel Mr.. Ford
desired to ascertain what they were, and
what they were used for, but as we were
not versed in Digger lore, we were unable to
impart the desired information, but sup
posed they might be used for fandapgo
whistle, or for strengthening arrows.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-15

THANKs.-To Jimmy Scott, for newspaper
favors.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-15
Ordinance No. Z.

Attest, S.L SNYDER, Clerk.
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-04-25

RAISED NorEs.-The Lexington Oh.
server notices the appearance of one dol.
lar notes on the Northern Bank of Ken.
lucky raised to fees. The change is eff.
iected by extracting the word OF figure one
in every place on the note, by some chem
zeal process and substituting the word or
hgure fine, in the lieu thereof. tits very
adroitly done and is well calculated to de.
celve those who are not perfectly familiar
with the different plates used by the banks,
i9' their notes are entirely different from
the fves.