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Besrcrs ef eo'ssts'.yfsi;tts. Spurious notes of the City Bank, of the denomination of fifty dollars, dated 12th March, 1882, slgn- ed Samuel J. Peters, President, and Rich ard Clague, Cashier, have within two days been pnt in circulation in the city. Other denomnations, and notes of other Banks, may enanate from the same source, and the public will do we'll to be on the lookout for the villains concerned in this infamous business. The notes alluded to may easi- y be detected by slight examination of the signatures, or of the engraving, partic- ularly the ]ineal engraved heads in the nar- gln' whlei ln the counterfeit notes are very badly exeeuted.

 I.New Orleans Bulletin. 0ct. 10.