The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-21

Cx.sc.sI OFFICE, ~ Camp Street, !
Nsu QrIeans March 2I 1854

Ing 11tereat manueeteQ IN heai Estate tnrOugns
OUT the past week was good. and while 1t was
Observable that money was somewhat tight, still,
when transfers were made, the prices were fair.
The following movements are transcribed from
the books of the recorder Of cosveyances, and
comprise all the entries at that office for the week
ending yesterday:
B. Lsporte to Il. wendel-Lot with buildings
In Second District, corner of st. Peter and John.
son streets, measuring 30 feet on St. Peter BY 90
IN depth on johnson. for s2l0o; $llS7 so cash,
A. Rosenblatt to G. Fahman-Lot, in First Dis
trict. corner of Lopez and Perdido streets, 81 by
40 feet in depth. for sl25 ssl cash.
P. A; snser to Mrs. A. Dumas-4 lots adjoin
on Alexander and 24s on the other line dividing
said lots from the remainder Of said square. for
5000; $500 cash, purchaser assumes the obligations
of the vendor for the balance.
b. Bernard to G. Flick-Lot in Fourth District,
81 feet Sixth street by no. for $500; $500 cash
and note at one year.
H. Bernard to ]. Erny-A portion of ground In
same square as above measuring also the same as
above. same price and same terms Of payment.
p. Fisnee to A. Castaing-A lot, with buildings,
in Third District, IS feet on st. Bernard avenue
by l03 deep. for $500; $433 80 cash ana two like
notes ct one and two years.
Aristide Miltenberger to Aristide Hopkins-5
lots. with the buildings. in Fourth District, Nos
IL. 4and S; No. % feet on Levee by lis; No.
2, " feet on Levee street, l07 In depth; No. g. ~
feet on Levee by depth of Ito, for Sic, 900;
$500 so cash, the balance assumed by vendor In
J. N. Despair to Mrs. M. de Armas-A piece of
ground in the Second District to be taken in the
rear of the property Of the present vendor, 'front.'
ing on 81. Philip street; measuring 81 feet on the
line of the property Of the vendor and 81 in depth
Cd each side with the buildings, for $4,000 cash.
M. b. Caldwell to Geo. III. Dingsll-A piece Of
ground 81 fee on Dryades street, by q depth Of
l20, together with buildings, for 5000 cash.
Henricks y Kentrel to J. Blass-A lot with the
hui in 81 IN
Franklin street. by depth of Sc, for $3.50; 5000
cash, q note for $3.50 at one year.
Widow NJ. Tourey 70 ]. Dufaud-A lot of ground
in Third District, 30 feet on Vaudeville street, by
lis teet in depth, for $500 cash.
Mrs. W. t. Leonard to G. Campbell-A lot in
First District, 40 feet Banks street. by 100 feet
in depth, for 5000 cash.
A. Fluke to NJ. Bryne-A lot with the buildings
in Third District (part of lot 252. square 3O) meas
uling in French measure 80 feet ON BseatelIe
street, by 100 feet in depth, for $1,000 cash.
Mrs. M. LeBeuf to John Grsves-A lot in AL.
gers fright bank Of the river), l23 feet in DEPTH
with all the rights, for $500 $500 cash. and four
notes Of $500 each, at 9. Is, 81 and SO months.
G. sabishe to B. Custaing-A lot in Third Dis.
trict, 81 feet Girod street. by l59 feet In Depth
with buildings, for 1880; $500 cash. balance at
one year.
M. Courcelle to Widow c. Armada lot, with
the building. in Second District, 80 feet on st.
Philip by so in depth and front on Marais street,
for $1,000; sl3l6 cash and note for balance in /
year.
j.. Clsudel to S. Doebel-A parcel of ground
with appurtenances. in the Second District, rs
feet on Where street by l20 in depth. for $1,000
cash.
Widow G. CONTROVERSY to ]. P. Searles lat
auction by Fortier)-A lot in First District 80
feet on Howard by 90 in depth. for $3.50 cash.
Widow A. BenlaDge to j. Mler-A lot 10 Sc
coDd District 80 feet on johnson by l62 In depth,
for $500 cash.
Mr.. W. spickerkocter to ]. Van Horen-Seven
lots 10 Second District, Nos 2. 3, 4. s, g. IS and
81, from to 6, measure each 30 feet on Custom.
house street by los in depth; IS and So measure
each 81 feet on White street by depth Of l20,
for $500 cash.
Mrs. l.. Smith to E. Grundeman-A lot with the
buildings, in Second District. measuring 27l feet
on Benville street by 100 in depth, for $500
cash.
J. Ryan to VIM. McCubbin-A lot with the
buildings, in First District, measuring 81 feet on
Gravier street by lao in depth. for $1,000; $500
cash and two notes of $500 each, at three and six
months.
Mrs. z. Escofier to A. Tudury-A lot 10 Second
District, measuring IS feet front on Ursulines
street, by 65 in depth, with buildings, for $500
cash.
Succession Of T. Newsham to C. CIinton-A lot
in First District, rs feet on Magnolia by depth
of lis, with the improvements, "a double story
fIame house) for $500 cash.
NJ. Berwin to E. W. Rodd-Three lots in Second
District (batture property each rs feet front on
~.
Lot No. forming the corner Of Front and Gus.
tomhouse streets No. IL adjoins No. III, mea-
sures rs feet on Clay street, 26 front on Front
street, lie in depth and front on BienviIle, to-
gether win all the rights, ways, for s4,l00,
1920 cash; the balance assumed in the payment
OF four notes for $1,000 Of the vendor at 1, 2. 8
and 4 years.
Spanish Lodge, Los Amigos del Orden, to F. B.
Charpesu-Two lots with the buildings, 10 Second
District. each Is feet on Dumsine street by l27 in
depth. adjoining each other for $500; $1,000 cash
and two notes Of SEQ at twelve and eighteen
months.
Mrs. A. G. Blanchard to Chas J. Leeds-A lot
with buildings, in First District measuring GA feet
on Tchoupioulas street by 24l, for $ll, 260 $500
cash.
8. Roll to NJ. Halbritter-A lot with buildings,
in Second District, rs feet Prieur street by ia
deep. for $500. cash.
j. Frizola to p. Pons-A lot 10 Third District
In French measure 30 feet on Bsga-
telle street oy l20 deep, between parallel lines,
for $500, cash.
Succession of J. Doliote to Mrs. A. Gourde-A
portion of ground in Second District IS feet on St.
Philip by l27 feet depth, for $4,000 $2325 cash.
and q like note for one year.
Succession OF K. ]. Brandt to G. Brandt-A lot
in the Second District, 2S feet on Customhouse
by LOG feet deep, for SPAS, and two notes of
f4l5 each for one and two years.
+. Roseufeldt to j. p. Searles-A lot in the |
First District, 81 feet on Franklin street by l27
feet deep, with all the improvements thereon, Q
one story frame house. etc., for $1,000 cash.
II. Meberto NJ. Balbrtter-A lot with the build |
Dgs IN Second District rs feet on Cont street by
l04 feet In depth, for $1,000 cash.
A. Mangold, Of Miles,, TO I. I. Osborne-Three |
o's with all the improvements 10 Fourth District, |
scjoiniDg each other and Is feet on Second street
by l26 feet depth for $1,000 cash.
j. Dennig TO j. Skelly-A lot in the First Dis |
rict, ard the property lately belonging to the |
New Orleans Canal and Banking Comosny, meas
ring 80 feet Claiborne street by 100 deep, for
1850 cash.
Edward Briggs, to Newton Buckner-A lot in |
Fourth District, with the buildings, forming the |
corner Of Third and coliseum streets, measuring, |
n American measure, I26 feet on Coliseum street,
l6 feet on Third street, for s24, 900 cash.
By Nash & Hodgson, on Saturday. March 20:
two-story brick residence with three lots Of |
round on Euterpe street, near Prytania street.
or SIS, 900.
Seven lots Of ground in square bounded by Pry-
anls, Pitt Gen Taylor and Constantinople streets,
enefsou CITY, at <4ro GaaaS- -.----------i
One lot OF ground on Washington street, be-
ween Camp and Chestnut streets, with cottage
hereon, lot 40xl25, s3325.
One lot Of ground on Delord street, between
'acchus and Dryades streets, $3.50.
Three lots of ground on Carondelet street, be-
ween Girod and Julia streets, at $4,000 each