345.  Indorsement  for  deposit.
346.  Certificate  of  deposit.
347.  Negotiability   of    certificate    of

deposit.
348.  Issue  not  forbidden.
3^9.  Grace  and  interest.
Bank  can  take  its  own  certificate.
Lost  certificate.
352.  Payment  by  insolvent  bank.
353.  Uncollected  checks

354.  Presentation  of  checks  for  pay-

ment.
355.  Reasonable  time.
356.  If  the  drawer  is  not  injured.
357.  Holder's  excuse  for  delay.
Indorsed  checks.
Notice.
360.  In  what  money  shall  the  paying

teller  pay?
t.  Counterfeit.
2.  Worthless  notes.
3.  Legal-tender  money.
361.  Paying  collections.
362.  Current  funds.
363.  The  statutes  of  limitation.
364.  Same.
365.  A  banker's  lien.
366.  A  set-off.
367.  Lien  on  bank  stock.
350.
351.
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405.
Payment  of  a  depositor's  :

Gold.
Gold  in  a  bulk.
Carat.
Relative  value  of  gold  and  silver.
The  teller's  specie.
Light-weight  coins.
Clipping.
Splitting  and  sweating.
The  care  of  gold.
Gold  shipments.
How  gold  is  shipped.
Silver  shipments.
Test  for  gold  and  silver.
Coining  silver  dollars.
The  national  mottoes.
"M"  on  the  silver  dollar.
The  dollar  sign.
Split  coin.
United  Spates  paper  money.
National  bank  notes.
Coin  standing  of  national  bank-
notes.
Silver  and  gold  certificates.
Worn  and  fragmentary  paper
money.
Redemption  of  national  bank
notes.
Redemption  of  United  States
paper  currency.
Redemption  or  exchange  of  sil-
ver and  minor  coin.
Transmission  to  the  Treasurer.
Express  charges.
Redemption  of  worn  money.
Detection  of  counterfeit  paper
money.
Check  letters.
All  counterfeits  are  published.
Inferior  quality  of  counterfeits.
The  silk  threads.
Geometrical  lathe  work.
Branding  worthless  notes.
Stolen  bank  notes.
Splitting  a  bank  note.
