New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-14
SUCCESSION OF ANDREW BROADUS JAMES.
No 33,433

DY G.. DE FERIET. AUOTIONEER-Cffi
D No so Roy stIeet-TUESDAY, June I, 1870.
at twelve clock Bi.. a. the St Charles auction tx
change in the basement TOtunOa of the 81 Charles
Hotel, will be sold by public auction, by virtue Of
an order from the Hon. Louis Duvieneaud, Juage f
the Second District Court tor the parish of Orleans.
dated april %, 1870 the following described real
estate belonging to said SUCCESSION. viz
with ths BUILDINGS and improvements thereon
rights privileges, etc, thereunto belonging or in
apywise appertaining, situated in tine first District
of this CITY, in the square bounded b. Camp. ST.
Charles, 81. Joseph and De!Ord streets, and i!Vol
Circle, and designated as lot number one. Said lot
sivol Circle, one hondred feet 9ht inches and
four lines on the side line Of lot number two and
the opposite side line. toward St Joseph street.
sixty three feet eleven inches and two lines on the
rear iiRe adiifpipjng lot p % eeyen
above, in the same square and district. designated
by the number two AID measuring iwenty-three
feet three inches front on 1ivoli Gree seventy
seven feet nine inches on tho side line toward De-
lord street. one hundred feet eight inches and four
lines on the opposite side line adjoining lot mum
Der one and sixty three ieet eleven inches and two
3. THREE LOIS OF GROUND in the came
square and district, designated by the mum berS
ten. eleven and Twelve, and inca .uring rs follows:
Lot number ten measures twenty five feet front on
St JOSEPH street by a depth toward Camp street of
hundred and til zen fset per 0icuIar to the
front, and further depth of six feet line,
mencing al the termination OF said one hundred
aud fifteen feet and ending ut the back line of lot
number eleven. and Gep toward ST. Charles
street OF eighty seven feet four lncneS and i've line
perpend ocular to the 'front.' and further depth of
eighteen feet inches and five iinss lie com
mepcing from the end of said eighty feet iour
inches and five lines ana ending at the line of
said lot number eleven, and wcth Of thirty Six
feet four inches on the rear line dividing from lot
number eleven.
Said lot number eleven measures thrty.two feet
front Tvoi circle, by depth toward st. Charles
street of hundred and Twelve fest seven inches
and three lines. and of one hundred and seveu.
teen feet toward Camp rect on the line dividing
it from lot Lumber twelve. and forty seven feet
wide on the rear line dividing it frO.. LOT lumber
ten, az an alley
Lot number twelve measures thrty-two feet front
on said Iivoli Circle, one hundred and seventeen
feet ceep the line dvid ng it from lot number
eleven. one hun red and thrt, eight feet deep on
the upper line fifty five feet two inches wide on The
rear line from the junction of said line with that
of lot number eleven. and hfteen feet wider on the
back line dividing IT from lot number one; said
three lofs, numbers ten, eleven and twelve, above
described, being bounced In the By alley
i. A CERTAIN LCT OF GROUND. with the
buildings and i'm Their and all rights,
Dsnces thereunto belonging situate in the FIRST Dis
tricI of this city, i'll the square bounded by St.
Charles, TIvo O'rcie. Camp and t. Joseph streets.
Sad lot forms the corner of ST. On rleS and Tlvoi
Circle, and measures IN American measure, eighty
three feet three inches and two lines, front St.
Charles ct, sixty nine feet, five inches and four
lines front Tivol Circle by the follow depths,
wit: On the side next to st Joseph street said lot
has first dspth of ninety nine feet, inch and
three lines at which distance it opens at right an
sles six feet thence. to The extremity OF the said
eleven inches and five lines and the side next to
Camp street, said lot has depth of one hundred
and thirty feet and three INCHES:
and Improvements thereon, tuate IN the same
square and district. designated by the nun ers
measure each twenty-five feet front on St. Joseph
street, by one hundred ana fifteen feet deep, be-
by an alley common TO said lots.
TIE buildings and improvements on the above
described lo.s consist OF that, beautiful two
with portico supported by Corr than
coiamus in front. veranda il resr and on sides.
with large grounds planted with costly shrubbery,
cho fruit trees rare plants of al kinds, etc.
well known the residence OF the deceased
Iors with marble msnteis library or sitting room
a very largo dIning-room. With marbe mantes.
wide h.!l double pantry, seven bed rooms rear and
side galleries, bstn room English privy, etc The
gas is introduced throughout. ana the chandeliers,
which are large AZ costly, will be sold with the
The wing or side building. which is of brick. and
Two stories high, contains kitchen, with cooking
range complete, wash roon wood and coal room,
cellar. prlvF. four servants rooms In the rear OF
the property there Is large and substantial one
stablss, carriage house, harness room a. com
fortabe for the hostler. he carnage entrance
is IN he rear, aud opens on s. Joseph street.. ne
ether InproTemt nts consist OF cstern. waterworks,
etc. The property ia front is incosed with hand.
some iron railing, and here is large tank or the
Roof OF the building, which supplies all the neces.
So ~ water for bath and other purposes
Its position Is unexceptionable and delightful. 1t
fronts on IivoI Circle, and is surrounded with
hionable residences it is of easy to places
IT amusement churches and markets, and seye. al
lires of care pass before and around 1T
The attention of merchants ana capitalists is re-
2. FOURTt EN- lots OF GROUND. with the
i'm provements thereon, rights, ways, etc situated
bounded BY Cana Toni. Gasaast and Miro streets,
said lots are designated by the numbers four to
sew Gen. inclusive and measure as follows:
Lots nos 5. 81 and9, measure each. thirty feet
front Canal street between Miro and ronti streets.
By depth of one hundred and thirty. five feet BE-
tween parallel lines. said lots adjoining each other
Lot No. 10 forms the corner of Canal and To1ti
streets and twentyseven feet eleven inches
and line front on Canal street, by ole hundred
end thirty five feet in depth front on
I he buildings consist OF comfortable wooden
house, diyid into two tenements. containing four
rooms, double kitchen, cistern, prlyy, etc. Lots
Nos IL and Il adJoIn each other, and measure each
thirty.two feet 'front.' on Tonu street, between
dred aud forty-seven feet, eleven inches AID oEe
line, between equal and parallel lines
Lot. No. - forms the corner OF Gasquet ana tonti
streets, and measures n feet IL incnes ana line
lines in depth and front on ] omit street.
Lots Nos Il, Is l6 and II adioin each other. and
measure each 80 feet front on Gasquet street. be.
tween Miro and ronti streets. by depth OF l2o feet
inches and lines, between parallel lines-the
Whols American measure. 49,
Terms-One- third cash, and the balance on credit
of one and two years in notes secured by special
and vendors hen, and bearing eight per
cent interest per annum from the day OF sale until
final payment; the buildings to be kept insured
against the risk of fire for their full vaue the policy
ansferred to the testaentary executors, and the
act OF sale to include the clause of five per cent at
torneys' commissions, to be paid by purchaser in
case of suit
Acts of sale, with United States internal revenue
strmps attached. before Gustave LeGardeur, Jr.,
rotary public, st the expense of purchasers.
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