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MONEY HUNTERs.-lnother instance Of this deplorable mania has mde it. appearance upon that hidden treasure grund "Old Long Islands sea girt shore" It is sad that some descendant ofa retired buccaneer at oughkeepsie, in overhaul ing the documents left by pratical ancestor, dis covered an ancient will, thereby certain-or rather uncertain-moneys bure' in the sand, sat the end of shadow cast by crain tree at the full of the

 moon, on the 18th of Noember," were devised to his immediate desceRdaI. Measures have accord ing Iy been taken to secur this legacy. mesmeris- CT corroborated the staelent made in ihe will, and direcied the monev seeke to find person in the vi- ciniiy of Poughkeepsi who understands the

 use of he "div,ning rod" We understand, says the Brooklyn Daily Advelser, that this.distnguish- ed philosopher and inc kr-at-law now, and have for some time beenn desperate search, some | where upun Ihe east enbf Long Island, for the hidden gold. Their mosn'ents conducted with great secrecy, for fear interloper may anic- pate their discovery; buMe have learned that they

 are busy digging away Montauk Point.-l New | York Star.