The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-28
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| As viii be seen by the number of both private
and public ssles reported below, the transactions
IN real estate during the past week were unusually
heavy, especially at private sale. However. We
believe that ! 2 careful examination win satisfy
\ outcry brought, relatively. the best prices.
During the sales yesterday ct the st. Charles
Auction Exchange there was an immense crowd
| congrega'ed around the different auctioneers'
stands and must have struck every disinterested
spectator that there exists growing desire the
part Of our people to become the posseesors OF
| grounds and houses for homesteads. At the old
| Auction Exchange, on Royal and Exchange Place.
| there was also good congregation, and the bid
ding spirited and LIBERAL both at the stands of
the sheriff and Messrs. Girsrdey Il Co.
| We have to report the following transactions:
|. BY NEssRs. }. b. WALTON q DEsLosDE.
The banking house and site of the City National
| Bank, one.third cash, balance in one and two
| two story frsme house and two lots Of ground,
| used as bakery, on Franklin street, between
Grsvier and Perdido streets, $4,000.
| Two lots OF ground on Levee street, between
Washington and Sixth Streets terms one-hslf cash,
balance in one, two and three years, $3.50.
| BY G. DE FERRET.
| No. 324 Bourbon street, twostory splendid res
| idence, $5075.
No. 326 Bourbon street, two-story splendid
| residence, &46C0.
| corner lot, with improvements thereon, cor
/ ner OF Peace and Bourbon streets, sl940.
I A lot. with improvements thereon, on Peace
| street, $25C0.
| A lot Of ground forming the corner OF Louisa
and Dsuphine streeis. with the improsemsnts
| valuable piece of property, 66 Bourbon
| street, $500.
| BIZ MEssRs. C.. Z. GIRARDsY 4 co.
| Two years. lease of the Belle Terre sugar plan.
| tation, In parish of Assumption, with stock and
mules cane, etc., exclusive of the rental of s14,-
| 000 was sold for $2l ,000-half cash and balance
| at twelve months.
The property 2O5 and 2O7 Tchoupioulas street,
| for sll 200 usual terms.
The two.story frame house on Berlin street,
| Jefferson City, between Common and Gravier
streets. for s3050 usual terms.
The one story frame house on Magnolia street
| for $3.50, cash.
The brick store corner of Gisod and Commerce
street for S6000-half cash, balance in twelve
months.
frame house on Customhouse street. between
Tonti end RochebIsve streets, for s925 cash.
Lot on ST. Mary street, near Rousseau, for $3.50
cash.
The following described properties were sold
BY THE SHERIFF.
On the 23d inst, an improved lot in Third Dis.
trict, in the square bounded by Love, Spain, Port
and Craps, 80 feet front on Love street by 100
| deep, for $4,000 cash, 10 Mr.. Dawson.
Two lots In the square bounded by Jackson,
Brainsrd, Philip and Baronne, each fronting 80
feet on Bsronne street by 1913 feet depth. These
lots were both well improved and were bought
by Mr.. d. R. Carroll for $500 cash.
On the 9th inst, the square IN the town of
| Belleville fright bank comprised within Gosselin,
Jsckson, Ches nut and Market streets; and also
ten lots of ground. likewise in the town Of Belle
vile, in the square bounded by Homer, Chestnut,
| Newton end Elmier streets; and also two lots Of
| ground in the square bounded by Eliza, Elmer,
Eveliua and Chestnut streets. Terms-One year
credit. The first named square, 5000; the ten
lots fer $3.50, and the two lots at $3.50, to John
Mubroe d Co.
| - ;r t. 80 Dali
bounded by Chestnut Gosselin, Decatur and
D'Armss streets, at twelve months credit, for s25
each, 10 John Munrce Co.
l. BY PLAoIDE J. SPEAR.
Feb. 9th, lot on Biensle street, with improve
ments thereon, measuring GO feet inches on
Bieuvle street by 100 feet 10 inches, lines, for
$3.50. One-thrd cash, balance one and two
years.
take place this week ia the following by Messrs.
Neigan& Bassetti, which comes of on Tuesday,
at IL O'Clock NJ, at the 81. Charles Auction Elk.
change:
lot Of ground in the Third District, in the
square bounded by Vaudeville, Morales, Urqu-
hart and Spain streets measuring 30 feet front on
Vaudeville street, by lis feet depth. Upon this
| property there are two neat cottage tenements
and they are only few steps from the Claiborne
street cars. TeIms-One-haR cash and balance
In one year.
| BY PRIVATE SALE.
The following sales were made privately:
On the 10th February j. r. Conway, mayor
by virtue of q city ordnance, SOC, sold TO Geo. p
Bowers four lots Of ground, with the rights and
wsys, First District, 10 square bounded by Grod
Water, Notre Dame and Delta streets, lots Nos. Z,
s, 9 and 10, adjoining each other; and measure
each "a feet inches front on Delta street, by lbs
feet "a inches depth, running through to Water
street, on which they have front of "a feet. No.
| measures "a feet front on Delta street by l25
feet depth. running through to Water street, on
which il has afront Of "a feet. No. 10 measures
"a feet front on Water street. the same front on
| Delta street, by depth of IFS feet front on
Noire Dame street. and forming the corner OF
WstensSnd Notre Dame and. Delta and NOtre
Dame streets Of said square. For $1,000 cash,
| city notes.
j. b. Davis sold to G. L. Clapp q portion Of
ground, with buildings, in the Fourth District, ia
| the square bounded by Third, Coliseum and Pry.
tsnis streets, measuring l27l feet front on Pry.
tsnia street, by depth and front on Second
street of ls9 feet, for $28 C00-Sl0, 600 cash and
six notes for $4,000.
Jno. Warner sold to Geo. Yogel q lot in the
Third District. In The square bounded BY EIy:isn
| Fields, MsrgDy, st. John Baptist and 81. Avid
streets, 80 feet front on Margny by 120 in depth,
with buildings thereon. for $500; s6l2 90 cash
purchaser assuming note Of vendors for s6s7 so.
| l.. McGrane sold TO John W. Hutchinson lot
of ground in First District, in square bounded by
Common, st. Jane. Gravier and Bolivar streets, 80
feet front on Bolivar street by depth OF l22 feet,
with q cottage house, No. 81 Bolivar street, for
| $l625 1912 so cash. Two notes OF $406 Is at six
| and twelve months.
Wesleyan Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church
| of New Orleans sold to the Church Extension So
ciety Of the Methods! Episcopal Church of Phila-
| delphia, Penn.
Three lots of ground in First District. In the
square bounded by Perdido, Prieur, Poydras and
johnson streets, adjoining each other and measur-
ing each 80 feet front on Perdido street by 40
feet depth, for $500; one-third cash and note Of
| $l7S 20 At one year.
Jno. Nelson sold TO Mrs. N. Marxen a lot with
buildings, in the Fourth District, In square
bounded by Fulton, Josephine, Adele and Rous
seau streets, comprising the whole of the lot No.
and part Of lot 10. 10 in the side next TO lot No.
| 8. Lot No. measures rs feet front on Fulton
street by l37 feet, adjoining an alley feet wide
| on the line nearest Josephine street. and the por
ton oiICt No. 10, surfing feet front initiation
street, the same width in the rear, BY l37 feet in
| depth. $4,000 cash.
| b. Guerchoux sold to A. Malnoury Q lot OF
ground in the Third District 10 the square bounded
| by Prosper, Marieny Vaudeville and Solidelle
streets 80 feet front on Marigny, by l2e depth
and front on soldelle, with buildings, for 500
| cash.