The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-13
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By G. DE FERRET, at the st. Charles Auc-
ton Exchange, under the rotunda of the st.
Charles Hotel. three lots of ground in the square
bounded by st. Magdeline, Common, Gravier and
81. Adeline streets, each ~ feet front by 40
depth. Terms cash.
A lot of ground in the Third District, in the
square bounded by Morales, Frenchmen, Urquhart
and Union streets. The buildings upon this pro-
perry consist of an excellent frame house, with
shed, oven and privy, and there is garden with
fruit trees. grape vines, etc., etc.
Another lot Of ground, improved by buildings,
ETC., etc.. in the square bounded by Carondelet
Walk, johnson, st. Peter and Preur streets, FORM
ing the corner Of Carondelet Walk and Johnson
streets; SO feet front by l29 depth.
Also another. in the same square, newly and
nicely improved, measuring 80 feet front on John.
son street, by an average depth of l32 feet.
Terms, one.third cash and the balance in one and
two years interest per cent, mortgage, etc.
By W. /. HoDGsoN, at the st. Charles Auction
Exchange, OF IL O'Clock NJ, a lot of ground, situ-
ated in the square bounded by Coliseum, Pryta.
MIA, Euterpe and Polymnia streets, measuring 80
feet front on Euterpe street by depth Of III
feet. There is upon this welllocated lot a one
story raised cottage residence, containing four
rooms and q closet, with gas appurtenances
throughout, gallery in front and rear and an
alley way, slate roof, cstern and hydrant. Just
across the rear of this property and appertain-
ing thereto, there Is o two-story frame building
with four rooms, all well finished, and intended
for the Offices and servants rooms Of the main
building. Terms, onehalf cash and balance in
twelve months.
Also, that elegant residence lately occupied by
Mr.. J. l.. Warner. deceased, situated on the cor
ner of Magazine, Richard and Felicity streets.
The grounds comprising this property are as fol.
lows: 81 feet on Magazine street, 1914 feet on
Richard street, 22s feet Felicity street, with
width of about $50 feet in the rear. All the
necessary outbuildings, stables, etc., are there.
suitable for firstclsss establishment, and the
location is convenient, respectable and healthy
Terms, e.third cash and balance In one and two
years.
And. at the New Basin, at IL O'Clock, the
schooner Pomme dor.
BY J. B. WALTON d DEsLoNDE, also at the st.
Charles Auction Exchange-An elegant two.story
frame residence on Race street, facing Coliseum
square, between Camp and Coliseum streets.
The lot measures 80 feet front on Race street, by
a depth o. 1872 feet. The residence Is of two
stories, with twostory frame rear buildings, con-
tanning altogether seventeen apartments and fix
lures for gas, and other conyeniences attached.
They have all been recently repaired, and every
citizen knows that this is one of the most delight
full localities in our city. Terms One half cash
balance in one year.
By PLAoIpE J. SPEAR, at the same Auction Elk.
change-Improved property on Dsuphn street,
Third District 20 feet front by 40 feet depth.
Terms: One.third cash; balance in one and
two years.
BY MONTGOMERY Bros. & Co., at the St
Charles Auction Exchange-The well known
"New York Bakery" on Carondelet street, be-
tween Erato and ITALIA streets. The improve
ments consist OF large brick buildings and all the
sppurtenances of q first class bakery. The two
lets together measure Sc feet front on Carondele
street, by Us feet depth, and the establishment
hss long enjoyed a lucrative patronage. The
terms are the assumption Of three notes amount
ing to $7Coo in the aggregate. one falling due il
May next and the others one year thereafter
one-half of the balance cash snd note for twelve
months. And at Phil. Liners stables, on Gravie
street, at l0t O'Clock A. NJ, saddle and harness
horses, in pairs or single; fine plantation mules
ton and open buggies, harness, etc.. also a fas
trottipe mare. And at the Mart, on Camp street
furniture.
BY Mr.. ALFRED BouLIGNy, at the st. Charles
Auction Exchange, two valuable plantations. one
s;,ua.ed In ST. Bernard parish, and the other il
Jefferson parish, together With unimproved prop
ertv in the First, Second and Third Districts 0
the city Of New Orleans.
BY S. GuNAULr, at the above mentions
place, handsome property on Dsuphine street
(known generally as Greatmen street, msssurin
Is feet front by 81 feet depth. Improvement
upon this property consist of q frame cottage res
dence and two story kitchen, with all necessar
outhouses. Terms: One-half cash and balance
one year.
BYCE GIRARDEY Il Co., at No. IL Exshane
Place, at II O'Clock, M, a two story residence
the corner OF Rampant and Ursulines streets;
brick store and dwelling, No. l02 Girod street;
house On Josephine street, near st. Charles I;
cottage, No. 81 Bolivar street; double cottag
- anl H.,,asnana afreet. and choi(