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MARYLAND BANK.-the reported failure of this Bank has been confirmed, as will be seen by the following notice from the Cashier.

 From the Bait. American, March 24, 1894.

 The following notice was handed for in- sertion by the Cashier of the Bank Of Ma ryiand, last night, when this paper was about gong to press

 BANK OF MARYLAND, 24th March. 1884,

 The Board of Directors of tilis instiia- ton, have aseertained with surprise and deep regret, equal to any that the commu- nifty will feel, that this institution Is unable to proceed with its business, and they have resolved to transfer all it's effects to Irus- tee, for the equal benefit of the creditors of the Bank.

 The Beard of Directors hope and trust that the assets will be sufficient to discharge the debts of tie institution, and tiieir deier- imitation to stop its business at once, is i from a conviction that 10 continue if longer would only be attended with loss 10 the l community. Their advice to the creditors. founded upon the best judgment they are now able to form, is, not 10 sacrifice theii claims. The debtors of the institution wifi nave tlae privilege of paying tlieii. debts with the notes and certificates of deposite and the open accounts due by the Bank and these alone they hope will enable the note holders and depositors speedily 10 re- alize nearly all, If moi the entire amount oi their credits

 By order R. WILSON, Cashier.