The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-28
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CRrscxxr orrrcz, ~ Camp Street.
Nee Orlsana March ., 1850.

oE.scEHr orvrcE, ~ Camp Street,.
-a.rt $3.50. Nee Orleans. March ~ ls6p.
AZ will be seen upon reference TO the annexed
report Of the transactions In real estate tor tn
week ending yesterday afternoon, the movemeot.
were important AID the prices brought wer.
generally satisfactory, still indicating an upward
tendency in the market.
We copy the following from the books OF the
recorder Of conveyances:
Mrs. ]. e. Caldwell, to T. 8. Savsge-A lot
with buildings in the Fourth District 10 the square
bounded by Chestnut, Camp, Toledano and Pleas
ant, 81 feet front on Chestnut street, "A feet on
Pleasant street, 43 feet on Toledano, 81 feet 10
line running through to Toledano street, $4,000
cash.
Cuthbert Bullitt to VIM. Grant-A lot in First
District, in square bounded by Royal. Bienville,
Cont and Cbartres % feet front on Royal street.
BY IS feet; and l6o shares Of capital stock OF the
Citizens Bank of Louisiana. for $l2,07S; three
notes Of $4,000 at l, and years, and stock
note for the balance.
Succession Of w. Leonard TO B. Soloy-By G.
de Ferret. auctioneer-Three lots OF ground, Sc
cond District in the square by b. Aagdalene.
Common, Gravier and ST. Adeline streets. mos.
IL, IL and 49, Nos. ii and IL measure each ~
feet front on st. Adelne, by 40 feet deep; No.
Is. n feet inches front on st. Adelne street, by
100 feet deep, for $3.50 cash.
J.Csrriere 10 J. Darrisux-A portion Of ground
10 the Second District, In the square bounded by
ST. Anne, Roman, Prieur and Orleans streets. Is
feet on St. Anne street by rs feet in depth on the
with the buildings, for $500. 500 cash and
note for 5000 at one year.
L. Vancresson to Widow F. Escofier-A lot in
Third District, in square bounded by Annette,
Girod, st. Bernard and Urquhart streets, 70 feet
Martha Mann to Miss =. Blanche-A lot, with
the improvements, In the First District, IN square
bounded by Camp, Orange. Race and Magazine
streets: 81 feet on Camp street by l2o feet Deep
widsw J. A. Msckeny ct ais. to F. Libesque-A
lot with the buildings, In Second District, 81 feet
Orleans street, BY 70 feet in depth. for $l7oo-
City Of New Orleans, the Commercial Bank
Water Works-1st. lot with the reservoir,
buildings improvements, etc., In First District, In
square bounded by Religious, st. Thomas, Richard
and Market streets: front Of 800 on each of said
streets.
I'd. Another piece Of ground with buildings, in
First District, in square bounded by New Levee
Tchoupitoulas. Richard and Orange streets; l9l
feet on Richard street, and 1888 feet on straight
line, running from the termination OF the line on
New Levee street to termination Of line on
Tchoupitoulas street, etc.. for $l394-t4o0 paid in
bonds of the city, January, 1869 payable at
treasury's Office semiannualy. January and
July) in coupons, FIVE per cent. interest.
L. Senec to l.. vancasson-A portion Of ground,
with the buildings. in Third District, In square
bounded BY Annette. Grod, st. Anthony and st.
John the Baptist 80 feet on st. John. the Bap-
fist by 80 in depth; for $500 cash.
Succession L. B. DeGrsy to ]. Jacobs-A lot.
with buildings, in Third District, In square bound
ed by Freedmen, Elysisn Fields, Love and Good
children, Sc feet on Frenchmen street by liz in
depth on Love street; for $500 half cash.
buildings. in Fourth District, in square bounded
by St. Charles, Carondelet, Second and Third
streets, adjoining each other. 80 feet on st.
Charles by lbs in depth. For Sal 900. $1,000 cash.
and purchaser furnished his note for ssi1s at two
years, and assuming the payment Of note Of the
vendor for 5000.
Robert Watson sold to the New Orleans, Mo-
bile and Chattanooga Railroad Company-Two
lots in the First District, ION the bature,) in the
square bounded by Suburb Delord, Nos. and 8,
forming part of o certain portion of ground CON-
prt ed within Calliope and Water streets, IS feet
on Water street, closing towards the river so as
to have at o distance Of about 100 feet from Wa
ter street width OF 63 feet, for SIS 900 cash.
J. NJ. Peterson to same company-Two other
lots situsted as above, Nos. and 10, for SIS 600
cash.
P. Estebenet 10 A. Dalier-A lot In the Second
District in the square bounded by st. Ann, Du
maine, Royal and Chsrtres street. % feet on
Charities street by IS in depth, with buildings, for
| $4,000, $4,000 cash. balance in one year.
| NJ. F. Bigney and wife to G. Rosenberg-A lot
with buildings, in First District in square bounded
| by Hercules, Euterpe, White and Terpschore, 80
feet on Hercules, by SO feet in depth, for $2450
| cash.
Citizens Bank Of Louisiana to ]. FIathers-A
plantation Qately seized and sold to said bank by
L
| front on the river. by 40 srpents deep, bounded
/ by those of Fazende and G. Lacoste, with the
buildings, machinery, etc., and 746 shares Of sl0C
each capital stock Of said bank, now reduced to
697, for $26, $50 $4567 cash, note for 5000 ai
| one year, and q stock note for $l3 ,42s.
R. Terrill to J. A. Blaffer-Two lots IN First Dis
trict, in square bounded BY Melpomene, ITALIA,
| Magnolia and Clara, Nos. ! and IA. No. forms
measures 81 feet on Melpomene by depth Of 96
feet, and lot No. IA, adjoining, measures 81 feet
on Melpomene by depth of SO feet; with the i'm.
proyements, for $500, cash. ~.
Widow 81: Petry and son to G. q. Brsughn-lst
lot with the buildings In Second District, In the
square bounded by Miro, Tont, Hospital and Bar.
| racks, 80 feet on Miro by $50 in depth. I'd. And
| the one undivided half Of another portion Of
ground adjoining the rear of the above, II feet,
| for $l425, cash.
N. Burke to A. Strstmeyer-l lot in the First
| District, In the square bounded by Dryades
Terpsichore, Rapport and Euterpe, corner Of
| Euterpe and Rampant, 81 feet on Rampant by IS
| in depth. with the Improvements thereon. fol-
s2l75, slOs7 so cash, and note at IL months.
Il. Limpke to F. ]. Kirschenche nter-A lot 10
the Fourth District in the square bounded by
| Washington, st. Patrick, Sixth and st. Denis
streets, 80 feet on Sixth street by ll9 deep, with
the rights. ways, etc.. for $780, one-half cash, and
F. Lebesque to d. Blanchard-A lot, with the
buildings, in the Second District 81 feet front on
Orleans street by 70 in depth, for $500, $3.50
cash the purchaser assumes two notes OF the
vender for the balance.
G. A.Schmidt to G. Pfster A lot with build.
ings, in Second District, in square bounded by
| Customhouse, Bienville. Derbigny and Claiborne
streets Is feet on Derbigny BY so in depth, for
| $500, $500 cash.
Benz. Myers to Mrs. BENZ. Myers-A lot with
buildings, In First District, in square bounded BY
Nsyadss, Apollo. ITALIA and Melpomene streets
2s feet on St. Charles by 100 in depth, for $500
$500 cash.
]. Ebert to Mrs. E. Feigt-A lot with the
buildings, In the Fourth District, In square bound
ed by Josephine, st. Andrew. Chippewa and An
| nuncistion streets; measuring 80 feet on Joseph
Inc by depth Of l20, and SO in width, for 1850
| $l050 cash.
Mrs. e. Wiuehill to Mrs. T. Hsas-Two naked
lots mos. l and ~ in Fourth District, in square
bounded by Magazine, Camp, First and PhiliE
streets; Sc feet ON Magazine by depth Of Isl
between parallel lines, and running back to, and
having the use of, en- alley 10 feet wide, for $500
cash.
Heirs of Julien Colvis to W. Nickerson.-A lo
| in Second District. i'm square bounded by Do
| maine, st. Ann, Derbigny and Roman, 33 feet or
| Dumaine street by LIS 10 depth, for $3.50; $4l(
L ,eoh and olauca al I 2 and voara