
    BATES v. LUDLOW.
    Where the declaration is upon a note for four hundred and eighty-nine dollars- and thirteen one-hundredths of a dollar, and the note offered in evidence was for four hundred and eighty-nine and thirteen cents, it was held to be no-variance.
    Assumpsit on a note described in the declaration, as for 489 dollars- and Tinr of a dollar. The note offered in evidence, was for 489> dollars and thirteen cents.
    
    
      Morris objected the variance.
   BY THE COURT.

The description is substantially good: -£A of' a dollar and 13 cents in legal contemplation, mean the same thing.  