BosToN, June ,
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A cheek on one Of the banks 10 this
town, for S64o, was on Saturday dropped
in the street. The loss was observed in
about twenty minutes, and notice Of it
was Immediately given at the bank. 1t
had, however, been already presented
aud paid. The paying teller was able
to describe imperfectly the appearance Of
the person who presented it, and on in
curry in a part Of the street where this
check was supposed to be lost, it was
found that iabouring man had suddenly
left his business. On further inquiry and
search, at the lodgings of this mau 500
dollars we're found, but the man himself
had taken ride TO Farmingham. Mr..
Constable Reed being sent in pursuit Of
him, he was overtaken, brought back to
town, and lodged IN prison the same eve-
ming. Some other checks, dropped at the
same time, we're picked up by another
person, and deposited at the bank for the
owner.