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||Ilt was then by the meeting unanimously koIged by the Presidents and Cashiers fseaI, that in their opinion ii is advisable

 \ Mr. Ellicott accept the deed of trust kposed by the President and Directors the Bank of Maryland, and that they kreiae unite in recommending him to do ! ltbeing understood among other things Eletal, that the different Banks shall from heto time be informed of the progress of huSt, and that their several officers shall

 Fe free access to every information that

 may require until its close.

 plmch 26.---Bapk of .Me'yland. The kPFage of this institution produced as we ked yesterday. great anxiety in this city

 Monday, and many persons called upon

 Bank for specie, which was promptly Jas their notes were presented. Yes- fday the alarm had greatly subsided, and HesPecie was withdrawn from the Bank RdWe think that little reflection will re- kIe buslness to its usual course.