New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-01
Succession of Henrietta BlOndsau-No. go. a72

D Office No. SO Royal streot-SATuRDAY,
April 1870 at twelve O'Clock ~, at the st. Charles
Auction Excl ange will be sold by public auction by
virtue Of an order from the honorable Louis Duvig-
neaud, Judge of the Second District Court for che
parish of Orleans, dated February 30 1870 the follow
Ing described real estate. viz
IA LOrOf GROUND. with the buildings and i'm.
pruvenent5 thereon, situated in the s ccud District
Of this city, the square bounded by Toulouse,
Royal St Peter, and Bourbon streets, measur n &
az feet inches and lines front on Toulouse street.
By lC4 feet, inches and lines in depth (Americaa
measure; together with one huudred and forty-tvo
shares OF the capital stock of the Cltizeps Bank Of
Louisiana reduced to one hundred and tairty-three
The buildings and Improvements consist of one
story bricI house. covered vita slates, with the de-
pendsncIes thereto attached.
2. A LOT OF GEOUND, with the buildings and
improvements thereon, situated IL the same dis
;rict, in the square bounded by 81 Ann Royal, Or.
leans, and Bourbon streets; said lot forms tao cor
nsr OF ST. Ann and Roya streets. and measures IS
feet, inches and lines front hoyai street b. 20
feet inches in depth and front on ot ann street;
together with one hundred and fifty shares OF the
duced to one hundred and forty the buildings and
Improvements consist of tEat very desirable
stnry br OK store. now occupied SO grocery store
one OF tne bes locations IN inc second District.
This property is leased to first October, 1870 at
5. a LOr or GRO1TG, in the same district
in the square bounded by Ursulipss st. lauds, 81
Philip and Trome streets, measuring So feet 8
inches and lines trent UTsnlIues street, By l27
feet 10 inches and lines in depth, between parallel
lines.
The buildings and improvements consist of
commodious family residence, divided into thras
telemenJ5, containing SIX nn9 rooms, two CaDi-
nets and rear gallery back building con tainlug
four rooms, another building containing esyo rooms
eheds, privy. etc.
The above described property belongs in equal
portions to the succe- sion OF Henrietta Bondeau,
and to Leonide BonGeau and Aimee Durocher,
and is sold together by consent.
Sae plans at the Exchange.
FOR the property firstly descrbs6-Tbe purchaser
will pay q stock note of $780, payable and re-
newable according to the charter OF the Citizens
Bank of Louiaisna on the first of May, l670 and for
the balance of the price CT adjudication onethird
cash. and the remainder on credit of one. two and
three years. notes secured by special IL ortgage
and vendors lien, ard bearing eight Der cent in.
terest per aDnum from the day OF sale until nal
payment: the buildings TO be kept insured, the
policy be transferred to the parties in interest
and in of suit the purchaser will be required to
pay i've per cent attorneys commissions on the
amount recovered the taxes of 1863 and 1870 to be
paid by purchaser.
For the property secondly described the purchaser
will pay stock note OF S2Oz6, payable and reneva
bic, according to the charter OF the Citizens Bank
balance of the price of adjudication the same terms
and conditions as firstly described.
For the property thirdly described, one-third
cash and the remainder on credit OF one two and
three years. IN notes secured by special mortgage
and vendors lien and bearing eight per cent inter
est per annum from the day OF sale until final pay
ment; the buildings to be kept insured, the policy
transferred to the parties in interest and in of
suit. the purchaser will be required to pay five per
cent attorneys commissions on the amount re-
coyered the taxes of 1853 and 1870 be paid by the
Acts Of sale with Unitsd States internal revenue
stamps attached. before Abel Dreyfous, notary
public at the expense OF purchasers.
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