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REPORTED BANK FAILUREs-UNFoUN-
DED RUMoRs.-The city, yesterday morn
ing, was thrown into quite fever, by re-
port which had been set afloat by some spec
ulator, no doubt, that one or two of our
City Banks had failed The report was
caught up by Madam Rumor and spread
throughout the city with speed surpassed
only by Morse's Electric Telegraph, and
we regret to learn, that in more than one case
poor and credulous persons, who are always
the dupes Of such malicious tricks, were in
duced to part with their money at rs cents
in the dollar. 1t is needless to say on en-
quiry, they found they had been hoaxed, and
that the Banks referred to were ready and
able to meet promptly all and every demand
We know not how the report originated,
but are inclined to think that it originated
with some worthless speculator.-Baltimorc
Clipper.


6 Husband, do you believe in special
judgments of Providence upon individuals
in this life 7"


'Yes, my dear"


eDo you, indeed? Did one Of the judg
ments ever happen to your"


"Yes, my love-"


sWhen was it, husband ~


"When married you, my DEAR"