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the Bowery Savings Bank, the Citizens' Savings Bank, the Bowery; the Union Dime, and the Emigrant Savings Bank, upon each of which a heavy run was made, were all working yesterday under the legal notices. At each it was stated yesterday that, so far from trouble in consequence of the notice required, the truth was depositors who came to the bank on business expressed themselves as fully confident in the wisdom of this action on the part of the trustees. In each of the banks last mentioned small sums were paid out during the day, as well as in all the other savings banks in the city not here enumerated, and all of which have availed themselves of the legal notices. Sums of $100 or less were paid out in all of them, but in special cases, where legitimate business needed it, there was no question whatever as to the amount. It is intended by those banks that have required the legal notice from depositors to suspend the order requiring it as soon as the settled condition of financial affairs shall warrant them in doing so.