Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-03-03
CHIPS AND CLIPPINGS.

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Beal Estate Operations Ia .Ntir lork.-At n.
York, daring the six days ending ON Thursday
evening, the six principal real estate autuonoefs
sold property hy auction 90 the amount Of one
million four hundred and sixty thousand dollars.
They also disposed of property 40 private sale
dnnng tho same period amounting So three hon
Urea Thousand dollars showing "a total i'r iAe
wee" @, o"s "H,gn se''H N"''ea olt SHY
ieo's''a eotdrs; ore largest prce was S@hO'O'
lot an oIu'i9fy "rvh sloIe ana lel oh tne corner
% Ceoar street anH broadway hileeh ieet 'front.'
ny one hundred ueep'
Soyc-7i of the relnfions of the now Tmnress of
France are residents of tbis city. and bear the
name OF Kirbnatrck They are very moor. and
emploved Ia The mqnuiacurlnr of brushes
They win hail .be GOOD fortune OF Their relative
with sntisf cfion ana look f1r some SMILES of fa
Vor from her rood luck. One of them will leave
for France AS soon as he can raise money eufi
cient to pas bis p4ssare-.N !. 1rue .Nm.
Dmocrqi
Fr0gH fran he .Nipfh.-A gentleman con-
noc'ed with the Northern Now York lOedeus-
br.h .siirasd, aoj lha, about shree thousand
barrels of -four alone are daily loaded at Rouse 3
Point for Boston. About wo-thrds OF it comes
TINS way and the remainder over the Rutland
and keene route An Immense quantity Of
Hour and wheat hrs been brought TO kouso s
Point since the harvest OF last inll, from pEdens-
burgh and Canada, which the freight trains have
been constantly employed M carrying Boston.
ward. There still remains in the large depot
az Rouse Point about cOuNu barrels OF houI
and 100000 bushels of wheat 20 be brought
down.
+ UInfsr-The tomnerature Of the month OF
/ january. 1853. at Boston, according Go the Tmy
cller. was 1927, being 2.4l above tire average
f Of the month for the las, - years. The month
of December last was Z. 10 degrees wurlner thar
/ the average of tho last - Dcccmbers- and it was
The warnest of all the Dcccmbcrs recorded. ok
cent ls.g. which was "a fraction of = lundrodtl
dcrroes warmer than December. 1852. hut Jan
uarv in lS2q was or ! degrees colder than the
avenue. The warmost January recorded Is il
ls3s. when the average was 1851. about 4 ! q
DEGREES moro than the same month this wear
bur the previous of that winter was l-3 degrees
below the average.
The New Orleans Delta, Democratic paper
SAYS that the Democracy are as harmonious "a
sixteen tom cats tied IN meal bag
a. The Manchester Democrat SAYS that
man In Bow. \. H.. broke bottle Of run in hi
pocket last week. whersnpon some wsg set h.
saturated nanfaloops on fire. The victim wa
badly scorched. and pretty thoroughly scared.
No wonder the man OF Bow was scorched.-
lie was fortunate 20 escape with his life. Tha
Is hardly done by those i'm our yicinane who free
~ swallow the rum. SO called dealt out in thes
d,ys Nearly All the stuff dlsposed of as rum.
G9liliarlv known as " rot-rut.H and some ofthos
Who use #. find it no misnonler. If it does nc
; rot ont the bowels of its consumers at once,
gives many Of tAem sort of cholera-morbui
z aud burns ont the brains Of others. gre1
share of other liquor now in use is not much be
ter IN rs effects. II is manufactured OF mater
ais not only filthy, hut unwholesome to the u
most degree. Spirits of turPentine and soap o.
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nor,s Of ,bo rtin AMI adver,ises him as Sort
reservoir of doleferious drpcs.-C glelonien.
The pronositiun to rive 100 acres Of land
b every ofHceraud soldier who served in the W,
p Of 1872 IS daily gaining friends in both llous,
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