The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-11

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in the real estate market during the week jass
past. b -. - ss 81.
Il is trns that enc or two choice properties have
brought good prices. but a general thing. there
We copy nom the books OF the recorder OF con-
veyences the following transfers made during the
week, and IN reply to the numerous requests which
have been made TO Ne to suppres certain sales
thus recorded, We win state that In beginning
these reports, We set out with the determination
TO mske our column absolutely correct, aud can
not see Why any party or parties should object to
having published what ID already on record and
susceptible Of public scrutiny. -
Parties Interested may have business reasons why
they would not Nike their transactions to be spread
before the public bot that public. which every we'll
and fenhfulIy conducted newspaper Representa-,
may also have jest ss COED "business reasons"
why thefe facts should be made known. There
FORE We wish 1t distinctly UNDERWOOD that In these
publications We only seek 70 serve the whole
community and to give correct data upon which
persons. DESTROYS of investing In real estate. can
safely rely. And If, unfortunately, individual
plans and credit should be interfersd with. We
cannot see how We would be to blame.
We know full well from the best OF sources,
that the report Of these transfers il watched with
care BY thousands of people both North and
South. and that this interest s daily increasing In
spite Of the complaints Of the few. So let VA be-
gin our report - above mentioned: 8 u
Widow p. L. Jore to Miss Jore-- A lot with build
iDgs, in Fourth District, in square bounded by
Jackson, Philip, Bsainard and Baronne streets, 50
feet front on Philip, by 81 feet depth $1,000 cash.
A. Tudury to p. Leblanc-A lot with buildings
p sSs District IN % SHSRsss IS fss
'front.' on Ursuline. By 65 feet IN depth, for $3.50
tl050 cash. ~ iD..il a. Is s--. |sssi
with buildings, IN Second District. in square
bounded BY Customhouse, Crossman, Front and
Wells streets, "a feet front on Wells by l20 feet
depth, and front on Customhouse street.. corner
Of Wells and customhouse streets, for $40 600
sSsS3 335 cash; assumes . note, and the balance
A. N. Plotz and ais. to d. Oeschner-A lot in
Second District, In square bounded BY Robertson
street, between st. Philip and Ursulines. "a feet
front on Robertson by rs in depth. with the build
iDgs, for $2000 half cash and the balance farnshed
note ct year. lasal sll11f $500
The sheriff to R. Pochelu-A lot with buildings
IN First District In square bounded by Bacchus,
Dryades, Calliope and Triton Walk. forming cor
ner Of Bacchus and Triton Walk, AZ. feet, thence
running back at right angles with said front, line
46, when 1t widens at right angles with the last
mentioned side, line 20. thence at right angles
with The latter line, and along the side 81. to the
rear line, which is So, by depth and front on
alliope street OF III feet, 10 inches and lines;
for $500, cash. Dr7i -. - =
j. B. and ]. ,P. A. Bertel TO b. y. Bertel-Two
undivided one-thirds of q lot of ground with the
building, Nuns Fsubourg. in Fourth District, In the
square bounded by St. Mary's road, 81. Michael
street. and Felicity road, so feet on Felicity road
And another lot, (ssme place. so feet on FeIicI.
~ road by las feet.6 inches in depth; for $4,000
cash. 80 1900 .r.s -.
square of ground with buildings, In the Third Dis
trict, in the square bounded by Lspeyrouse, On
zsgs, Miro and Tonti streets, for $500; $500
cash, and three notes of $l666 &C at one, two and
three years with per cent. interest.
The estate and heirs Of William Hopkins to P.
Matlhaa A nj af 1ifh hus1 In fho
second District, in the square bounded by Char
tres Royal Ursulines and Hospital Streets ~ feet
front on Cbartres by III in depth, for $1,000 !;
$3.50 cash, balance in two years. 800. 4.
! W. Denny TO J. N. Mcinnis, both of Mississippi
A one undivided half interest In and to nine lots
with the improvements, in the Fourth District in
the square bounded by Rocheblsys. Dorgenois
and Erato streets. measuring in the aggregate 45
feet front on Rocheblave, 325 front on Erato and
l49 front on Dorgenois, and BAL on the line OF
Nuns Faubourg; also, another lot, naked, in the
First District, in the square bounded BY Julia,
Locust, Cypress and Magnolia streets, Is feet
front on Julia street, for Sll57 so cash.
A. 4. ClsRue to A. J. Lacroix-A lot, with
Dsuphine, Cont, 81. Louis and Burgundy, so feet
on Dsuphine By depth and front on Cont Of 60
three months and one in . year.
Widow E. Jensen to 8. Weeks-A lot, with the
in Third District, in square bounded
By Enehein, Port. Greatmen and Casacalvo, 20
feet on Greatmen BY 100 depth for $3.50 cash. !.
Widow V. 8. Guyard 10 Z. F. Robichaux-A lot,
with the buildings. in the Second District, in
square bounded BY Burgundy, st. Philip, Ursulines
and Dauphine, 80 feet on Burgundy BY 100 depth |;
for $500, $1,000 cash, the purchaser to assume
notes Of the vendor for the balance.
Sheriff to F. Perret-A lot in First District, in
square bounded by Apollo, ITALIA, Melpomene aud
Bscchus. being that part nearest to Apollo for
Sheriff to d. Dutrey-Two contiguous lots, with
buildings. in the Third District, in square bounded
by Royal, Clouet, Chartres and Louisa streets,
80 feet front on Royal. by III in DEPTH for $3.50,
cash.
]. Bgeue to ]. NJ. Begue-A portion of ground,
with buildings. in the Fourth District, IN square
bounded by Eighth, Ninth. Constance and Maya.
zine streets fleet on Constance, by So In depth,
for s25o0.
Citizens Bank to widow J. d. Denegre-A lot,
with improvements Ion the batture). 10 the First
District, in square bounded by New Levee, Com
mon. Fulton and Gravier streets, Is feet front on
New Levee. "a on Fulton, BY III In depth, for
sls GOO, cash. 4. ---''
Sheriff to F. A. Ducros-A lot with buildings In
the Third District, in square bounded by Elysian
Fields, Marigny, Victory and Charities streets, I'll
feet on Victory street by so Deep for $3.50 cash.
Jno. d. Sybrant to Chs. Chsffe-1. Two lots on
Coliseum and Prytanis streets mos. q and 81.
No. has rs feet on Coliseum street BY 12s in
depth; No. forms the corner Of Coliseum and
First streets Is feet front the corner by IFS in
depth. Q Another lot in same square, so feet
front on Coliseum by rs in depth; for $4,000 cash.
Succession of M. Boyens to J. Henderson-Two
lots with the buildings in square bounded by Jose
phine, Magazine, st. Andrew and Constance
streets (Nos. i and ~ No. measures 81 feet on
81. Andrew by depth and front on Constance
street of 100 feet; No. measures 80 feet on st.
Andrew street by III; for $4,000, one half cash
and one note In one year. 6sal
7. +. Bragg to A. Reggio-A lot IN First District
in square bounded BY Robertson, Where. st.
Philip and Ursulines &c front on Robertson and l20
deep, for $4,000 cash.
Mrs. Mary A. May to VIM. Woelper-A lot No.
3 in square bounded by jackson, Rousseau, Fulton
and Philip, Fourth District SO front on jackson by
100 DEPTH for $l400; t466 Sc cash. and two notes,
one and two years.
Mrs. Mary A. May to p. Becht-Four lots
with buildings, bounded as above, Nos. 4. s, 6 and
7. No. measures 80 front on Rousseau by SO
deep; Nos. 8, and 81 front on Rousseau BY e3
IN depth, for $5575; $37l6 &C. cssh,.s note for the
balance IN two years. M
h. Stedman to VIM. Green-A lot with buildings
In square bounded BY Annunciation, First, Chip.
pews and Second Streets measuring Is on Annun-
citation, ia on the dividing line, ia deep, for
t776-$3s7 so cash, one note ct one year.
P. Byrnes to N. Miller-A lot, with buildings, In