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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-29
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DY G. f. pIEAKDEY n CO, AUG
ID ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS j. d ey, Auctieneer-Otice
No. II Exchange place.-SAfURDAY, April %,
1870, at twelve O'Clock M, at the Merchants and
and Cuslonihouse streets, in this city of New Or
leans. by virtue OF judgment rendered in the
above entitled matter. the eighth of March, 1870
b. the Hon. Paul L. heard, Judge of the Fourth
District Court for the parish of Orleans, Will be
sold at public auction. ths following described
SEVEN LOrS OF GROUND, together with all
the I'M provements thereon situate in Daver geville
parish of Orleans right bank of the Mlsssspp river
between the Second and Third District Ferries,
designated as lots Nos So 7s g. 10 and H. on plan
A, D'demecourt surveyor, eighteenth of March,
1892 deposited with l. T. Care, late notary in this
city, the said lots measure each 81 feet inches front
the public road by l10 feet and lines in Depth
ali French measure, together with all the rights an q
privileges of bstture. now belonging. which may
hereafter belong the said lots extending to the
Mississippi river The Improvements on said prop
the lots partly fenced. This property is situated
between the Second and Thifd District Ferries and
being the next below the marine dry dock, an d is
well adapted for ship yard and warehousing pur.
poses.
Terms of saie-One third cash, and the balance on
a credit of one and two years from date of sale in
the notes of the purchaser secured by special mort
gage and vendors lien, and bearing interest of
eight per cent per annum from date of sa' e until
final payment, with pen al clause of i've per cent at
the notes. The improvements the property to
be kept fully insured and the policy
the holders of the notes; purchaser TO assume pay
ment and above the bid of all taxes for the
rent yesr 1870 the notes to be divided to suit the
interests involved.
Act of sale and United States stamps at the ex.
pense Of the purchaser, before E. Houny, notary
puele. mhN ap2 le e
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FOUR TwO-sIORY DWELLINGS, IN PEE
TO PUNCTUAL TENANTS.


on NEVILLE d VAN SOLFSGEN,
~ Auctoneers-Uttce No. IN Gravier street..
Wil be sold at public auction, on SATURDAY,
April g, le7u, at twelve clock NJ, at the Mer.j
chants and Auctioneere Exchange, or Royal street.
Sets cen Canal and Customhouse streets
J. CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, to-
gether with all the improvements thereon situated
in the Thisd District of this city in the souare
bounded by st. Charles Erato Caroudelet and
Thalia Streets forming the corner of ST. Charles
and Erato streets SAID portion Of ground measures
81 feet inches front st. Charles street by a
depth, between parallel lines, of IS feet il ches and
i've lines, more or less.
The improvements consist Of three tvo-story
frame buildings. Nos. 34s 347 and $40 ST.
excellent order having been lareIy thoroughly over
hauled and freshly painted; they are all occupied
by first class tenants and punctuRl.
2. A CERTAIN POEFION OF GROUND ad-
joining the above on the line, measuring 81
feet in ches front Erato street. by depth OF So
feet inches, bstween parallel lines.
The improvements consist OF q neat wo-story
order, ard containing all she modern improvements
and con venences r. CURED by gentee families.
This offers favorable opportunity to uartiss
wishlng to invest IN paying property, or TO those
desiring to purchase for their own use. They viii
be oheret separately in block to suit purch asers
Inere Is q common alley in the rear OF these houses.
Ierms-One third cash, remainder in one and two
years Tor notes scared BY mortgage on the proper
IT, and bearing interest at the rate Of eight per ce
per snnun from date until final payment, With five
per cent clause IN case OF suit to payment
tne notes; property to be kept insured and policy
transferred to vendor.
Act Of sale before A. Hero, notary public, At the
expense OF the purchaser. together with Internal
Aeyenue stamps, etc. mrs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-29
POSITIVE SALE TO EFFECT A PARTI'
TON AMONG HEIRS.
SUCCESSION OF. MRS. ANNE LAvIGyE,
Widow of Jean Baptiste Rivsrde.

ID tioneer-Ottice \ Q: 81 Exchange AIley.-SATUk-
be sold at public auction at the St. Charles Auction
Exchange, rotunda St Charles Hotel, -. Charles.
Widow j. b. Riva:de-
letters and 9. in the square bounded by RAM
part, st. Louis Cont and Burgundy streets in the
Second District OF this city, said lots having the fol-
lowing dimensions, to wit:
Lot measures Sc feet 10 inches front st. Louis
stseet, the width the rear line, 81 feet 8
inches lines depth and front Rampant street.
and 81 feet inches lines in depth the division
oven re thsTeon consstna of fpame 6onss
slate roof having five rooms, hall, cabinet; two-
clsfern, waterworks, etc; The mouse bears the NO;
leo st. Louis street, This property is leased until
the thirty first May 1873 at $50 per month, and wall
be sold subject to said lease.
Lot measures 81 feet ii inches and lines front
st. Louis street, and 81 feet inchesand lines
in depth, between equal and parallel lines together
with all the buildings and improvements thereon,
consisting of frame slsle roof house, having four
rooms, back closed gallery, side gallery, and two
rooms IN the attic; q one-story frame kitchen.
having three rooms. waterworks. she'd, etc.
Lot q measures is feet inches front on st. Louis
street, and 81 feet inches and lines in depth.
between equal and parallel lines, together with ALI
story brick house, having two rooms, onG
story brick kitchsn, waterworks etc:
The whole American measure, and in conforn1itg
to sketch and eerthcate OF survey aud division of
property. dated March Z, $780, signed Arthur de
Arlaas surveyor, and deposited in the office OF
Octave de Armas, notary public.
Terms-One- third cash, and the balance a
credit OF and two years. for notes divided into
coupons suit the convenience of the heirs, to be
secured by special mortgage and vendors lien and
privilege and bearing eight per cent interest from
cay of sale to payment; the buildings to- be kept
insured for the amounts due and tae policies to be
transferred, and in case of suit the purchasers to
pay the attorneys fees, at i've per cent on the
amount recovered. The purchasers to assume. over
and above their bids. the taxes for the year 1870
Acts of sale before Octave de Arrnas, notary pub
lie, at the expense OF the purchasers, including
United States internal revenue Stamps.
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DIX G. z. GEKAEDEK q Co, AUC-
D tioneers.-- Nicholas j. Hoey. Auotioneer -Otace
No, II Exchange Plsoe;TsATUkDAY AprI 2
auction, the Merchants and AuctieneerS Ex-
change on Royal street between Canal and Custom
house Streets virtue and in OF an order
OF the Honorable Louis Davigreaud Judge Of the
Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans,
daged December It, 1863 and numbering No. 81 595
on the docket of said court, and rendered IN the
above EMIT ed matter, the following described and
valuable N,I properly. to wltT AM, covaon,or1s
Brick Mansion situated in the Second District OF
this city. and forming the corner of Esplanade and
made, Barracks, Bourbon and Dauphine Streets.
measuring total front Of g. fest inches Espla
ade street. by LOG feet inches depth and front on
Bourbon Street. together with all the Improvements
thereon, comprising large and well arranged three
story Brics ResideIcs, known as Nc % Esplanade
with marble nels hall, rear gallery, dining room,
pantries, kitchen and cooking range. On second
floor, two large bed rooms, hail. nursery, dressing
room, two servants rooms and bath room; On third
floor, hall, two bed rooms, nursery, cabinets and
closets, and in yard store rooms and coal and WASH
house. The spare grounds are tastefuily arranged
as garden.
in the rear OF the above described property and N
the same square, the lot measuring 81 feet met,
irout on Bourbon street, BY depth OF Ivy feet men
between parallel lines. The house mas fo9r rooms.
two cabinets kitchen, cistern, etc, and is known as
Nos. $50 and 30l Bourbon street.
Terms-One-third cash. balance on credit OF
one two and three years. for notes specially secured
by mortgage the property, bearing eight per cent
per aEnum interest from the day OF sale until final
payment The mortgage 10 contain the five per
attorney fee clause, binding the purchaser to
pay event that the notes given 10 part payment
should have be sued upon to enforce their pay.
ment, or any portion thereof the improvements 10
be kept insured BY the purchaser, and the policies
transferred 10 the vendors or holders OF the notes
until payment OF the notes.
Acts of sale, together with the United States
internal revenue stamps attached at the expense OF
the purchasers, before L. Cuyol, notary puDnc
mil L 10 IS ap2
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MARTHA JOHNSON VS.. SUCCESSION OF
Second District Court 70. TIE Parisn'o Orleans,
No. e, 522

pY VIRTUE OF AND IN OBEDIENCE TO AN
~ order OF sale, rendered February H. 1870 BY tho
honorable the Second District Couyt for the parish
OF Orleans, IN the matter of the succession Of the
late Blanca Robbins No II $40 of the docket of the
said court; SAID order being predicated upon the
deliberations OF family meeting duly held before
eleventh of February, 1870 and also pursuant to an
order of date, March TO- 1870 TO me directed by the
honorable the strict Court aforesaid in the
above entitled case will proceed TO sell at pubEc
auction, at the Merchants and Auctiopers, Nv
change, Royal street, between Canal and Custom.
house streets in the Second District of this cty on
WEDNESDAY. April Is. ls1o at twelve o'cIeck
M, the following described property. to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OR PORTION or
GROUND, t. gether with all the buildings thereon
ana All the rlgnss' ways, seryitudes thereunto be-
city, in the square number two hundred and thirty
bounded by Union, Dry ade, tate Pbiiippa) Perdidc
sno bsronne streets, measuring. in American me6s
ure ieet one inca front on Union street,
oy seventy feet nine inches in depth between euu&l
ilnes together with the use of alley common to
" ane the adjoining lot fear feet wide and forty
onne street, Of The original lot SECURED by the de-
ceased from t. b. Lee, by act passed before
water h. Peters, late a Notsry rubiic this city,
OF twenty SKIN OF May 1862 Inc buildings i'm,
provsments comprise splendid three-story brick
dwelling house. newly built, 10. 68 Union street
out houses. etc. gas throughout the whole house,
waterworks etc Plan will be on exhibition soxnt a
cay previous to tse sale.
Terms and conditions-Onehalf cash and tina
balance at a credit of twelve months for note Sc
cured by mortgage and vendors privilege besrine
interest st the rate of eight per cent per snrurn
from date till paid. The buildings to ba n sured Ia
their full value and the policy of insurance trans
ment Of said note, and in case OF suit the
OF aaid property to pay sl lawyers fees at rate
l OF i've per cent on tne amount claimed The pur.
eraser hsvng ne privilege to pay the whole pros OF
4 THOMAS 1. MAXWELL.
3nH = epE Enerid Of the PAylsh of Orl9cae
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4 GOOD DWELLING AND BUSINESS SITE
FULTON STREETS.
SUCCESSION CT MAGDELENA GERHARD.
Second District Court for the Paris Orleans
Nc. 1892.
DY c. T.. GygARDEY IL Co

DY c. T.. GyBAHDEY IL Con. j.
- Hoey. Auctiopeer-0tfice No IL Exchange
pace,-SATURDAY, April 9. 1870, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, will be sold at public auction. al the
Merchants and AucLioneers' Tx hange, on Royal,
between Causl and Customhouse streets, by virtue
and pursuance of an order from tins Homo able
Louis Duvigneaud. Judge of the Second District
Court for the Parish OF orleans, dated the twenty
eighth February. $50, and rendered ia the above
entitled matter, the following described and vauab g
property, b longing 10 the succession of the ate
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated
in the Fourth district of this CITY. in tins square
bounded by Seventh, Eighth, Fulton and Levee
Streets and known as squaTs number two. SAID
lots designated by the nun bers one and two
on pisu drawn by Benjamin Bnsson. sur veyor
dated the fifth March, l-3l, and deposited in the
Office OF 6. 2 Stric lste nstary public IN tins
city.
Lot number one forms the corner Of Seventh an
Fulton streets. and measures 81 feet front on Sew
rect by l25 feet in ceuth ara front Fulton
prising three story frame tenement houses
with kitchen to each snd spacious stable IN the
Lot No. a6joins the above and measures 81 feet
front on Seventh street by lbs feet in depth. be-
tween parallel lines, together with the improve
ments, comprising well built and comfortably
arranged two story frame dwelling, having four
selow four sbove two-story frame
kitchen with stern, and a two-story feed house
and horse stable. The dwelling is known as No. "a
Seventh street.
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
Acts of sale, together with the United States
internal revenue stamps attached. at the expense
of the purchasers, before --, notary public,
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COTTAGE ON MELPCMENE STREET, NEAR
KELLER MARKET.
SUCCESSION Or HENRY AND MINERVA
SANDMAN.
Second DAstrict Court for tine parisr c. Orleans
No. 1854.

DIX G. II. GERARDEV q Co, AUC.
ID Observation-Disclosures j. Hoey, Auctioneer-Ofhce
No. II EXCHANGE PIace.-sATUkDAY,A April q. 1870,
tioneers' Exchange, on Royal between Canal ard
Customhouse streets, by virtue of an order of the
Honorable he Second Distr ct Court for the parish
CO Orleans, dated seventeenth March, 1870 will be
sold at public auction for account of said success
sion, the following valuable property to Wit:
A LOT OF GROUND in the First District of
this city, in the square bounded By Melpomene,
Magnolia and CLARA streets and Felicity road, desg
mated as lot No. and measuring 81 feet inches
front on Melpemene street, by depth OF l27 feet
inches. between parallel lines he improvements
comprise one-et0y frame cottage. and
has three r1oms. hail and cabinet. kitchen, ois
tern, etc is within one square of Keller arb et
and adlacent to the Clio and Erato strt ct cars.
Terms Of sale-Oash in Unired -tates treasury
notes, and purchaser to assume payment over and
above his b d, Of all taxs for the year 1859. and ny
to the day Of sale.
pe1se Of the purchaser before r. g. Wells. notary
public mh23 ap2 Is q
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AUCTION SALES.
BY G. E. Girardey & Co.
STORE AND DWELLING NO. 2t6 NEW
LEVEE STREET.
SUCCESSION OF BINEl LEvY.
Second District Oon,. Tor the parish Of orleansNo

pY Q. GsKARDEY d co, AUG
ID tionesrs-Nicholas }. Eoey, Auchonear-
baY A1r So fs7o, q tw piee O'clock NJ
on Royal. between Canal and Customhouss
streets, by vrtne Of order of the Honorable the
Second District Court for the parish or orleans,
dated March p 1870 will be sod by public auction
for account of succession of Binel Levy, the toI-
lowing described property, to wit
LOT OF GROUND, in tie FIRST DISTRICT OF
this city, the square bounded by New Levee,
Commerce. julia and st Joseph streets, designated
as lot No. III, and measuring, in American measure,
II feet inches and lines front on SAID New Levee
street, and IL fees4 1ches and lines IN width IN
by 100 feet in depth. with use OF common aiey
in rear, opening st. Jo:eph street The improve,
ments comprise three story Brick DWelhng ana
Store, know as No 2l6 New Levee street.
Terns-Fitteen hundred dollars cash. and the
balance in notes at and two years creclt, bear
ing interest of eight per cent annum from gate
OF sale until paid. he notes 20 be secured by
mortgage the p operty the purchaser 70 confess
Judgment fo- amount of tne notes. costs and attor-
neys fees of five per cent in case the notes are not
paid at maturity ano also 10 keep the improvements
on the property insured to the satisfaction OF tne
administrator of the estate. and transfer the pocy
of insurance 10 him until the notes are pd'd. ana
assume and above the bid the payment OF all
taxes for 1862 and the current year.
Acts OF sale and limited STATES stamps at the eX-
pense OF the purchaser, before john T. COREY,
notary public. mnZ7 APPS l6 q 20
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Property on Basin Street.

Z TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND,
together with all the improvements thereon, STU.
attd in the Second District OF this city and in the
square comprised within Basin, Cont. Franklin and
Benvd!e streets, designated by the Nos. and on
pan deposited IN the Office Of II. q. Cenas, late a
u feet inches and lines front each BASIN and
franklin Streets by depth of l27 feet ii inches and
lines, between parallel lines.
The improvement consist of two two story brick
buildings, well built and containing ali the con-
veniepces required by families of moderate ize.
The location Is admirable for q profitable invest
Inent.
with alt the Improvements thereon, situated in the
Second District of this city, and in the square
comprised WI hin Basin, Cont, franklin ana Bier
vile streets Said lot measures 81 feet inches and
2lipes front on Basin street. % feet on Franklin
street, by depth of III feet Il inches and lines
The improvements consist OF nns stables,
carriage house, harness room, etc.
4. q CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, situated in
comprised within Canal. Uustemhouss, Franklin
and IRENE streets SAID lot measures &c feet
Of ia feet, between parallel lines On this lot there
improvements The location is very desirable
Ierms-For lot No. l, forming the corner Of Ram
par, and Cont streets, the purch to
payment of s. stock note due the Citizens Bank on
80 shares stock reduced to l22 shares for the sum
OF SCe0, due FIST OF March, 1871, fixed subject 10
all laws and rules o. the bank; for the balance, one
third each, balance by notes OF equal amount, at
and two years, bearing special mortgage on the
property Sold and eight per cent per annum inter
eet from date until final payment, and five per cent
attorney fees case OF suit payment of
the notes; propertyto be kept insured and policy
transferred For all the other properties above de-
scribed onethlrd cash. the balance by notes at
and two yeas. bearing special mortgage the
property sold, and eight per cent per interest
from cate until final payment, with five per cent
attorneys fees in case OF suit to recover payment Of
the notes. Property to be kept insured and policy
transferred.
Acts Of sale. together with internal revenue
stamps, Of the expense of the purchaser. before
Gottschalk & Wagner, notares public.
ALSO,
TWO SHARES OF La Variets Associa ton.
1WO SHARES of Mechanics and Agricultural
Fair Association.
SCRIP OF the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Com
pany 1862 for S2O 1863 for $780, 1856 for $50; le6e 70,
$40; 1867 for $40; 1869 fer $50
Terms-Cash. IuEL
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Il. THOSE TWO DESIRABLE THREE.STORY
BklOk STORES AND DWELLINGS Nos. l22 and
l25 Royal street, in the square bounded by Royal,
Uhartres St Louis and Toulouse streets. The lots
each q feet 20 incnes lines front on Royal
street, by l23 feet inchss lines depth, between
parallel lines. Together with the improvements
thereon, comprising on each lot wen oui!t ana
conveniently arranged :hree-story brick dwelling
having below, hall leading stairs into the
second story, with parcrs and drawing rooms on
the third floor: two.story brlck rear building at
tached TO the main house, having dlhing, bath ana
bed rooms, beside kncnea; yara ps.sd; ny3ranii
the thIryrst Of Ocobsr, 1870 at the rate OF Sl329
per AP T pasfS,.es RnGths RESIDENCE No. Is
Rampant street, with handsome, ornamental gar
dem III the Secoud District OF this ~, and IN the
square bouaded by Rampant. BASIN, Bienville ana
CONT streets. The residence IS sly ish two-sors
brick DWELLING, having wide corridor or hall with
fine large parlors; drawing ana library IN the MAN
house on floor, beside large dining room at
the end OF the nal. On the second n'or are three
besides others over the dining room, kitchen ana
In The rear fronting OF Basin street, is well built,
twostory brick stable and carriage house, having
ample accompoGation for ful equipment Above
able for u billiard ss'oon and garconniere.
TIE yard Is laid of as an ornamental garden tne
property of the most stylish in the center OF the
The property has been unoccupied far some tina,
requiring some repairs. The streets, whirn IS now
rapidly being sQuare-blocs paved, when hnished,
viii be one OF the finest residence avenues OF the
city.
Tne lot measures 60 feet inches front ou Ram
part street. IS feet inches front on Basin stree,
by a deutn between parallel lines of l29 feet, ruI-
Ming 1hrt agh from Rampant to Basin streets -
Is PwO LARGE AND MOST DasIRABLE
building lots, in the same square, and ado aing
the above described property, DESIGNATED by the
Nos. 2 and 5, and measuring each 50 feet inches
front each of Rampant and Basin streets o! rs
feet oeptt between parallel lines. The improve
ruents on these two lots comprise good two story
brick building, fronting on Basin street: These
lots sIford one of the deslra bic building sites
for fash enable dwellings the centre OF the city,
an d well worth the attention OF those seeking really
choice Iocation-el gible and OF easy 10 bust
ness therefroU.
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Sixteen Valuable building Lots In thu
Square Next to the Presses.

SIXTEEN LOTS OF GROUND. situated il the
First District OF THIS city N ire square bounded by
designated by tie Nos. IL TO Is inciusivey. Lots
Nos IL, II ard Is adjoin each other, and measure
each 70 feet front Gaunsei street, by lZ6 feet
inches lines deep. Lots Nos. Il. Is and it adj0in
and measure each 20 feet front on Soils street, oy
II and " measure each % feet inches lines front
on Euphrosine street, by ll6 feet inches INES IN
ae p 1 eacb Stat inohes lines front on
Euphrosine street, By ll6 feet inches 3 lines IN
depth. Lot No. IL forms the corner OF Euphrospe
and Maunsel streets, and No. 20, that OF Eupnrosne
and Magnolia.
These lots are situated nearly opposite the Jack
son Railroad depot and within one square OF the
New Canal, and the great trade OF both OF these
leading channels. Adapted for buildings OF every
Terms and conditions of sae-For the press proper
ty, $4,000 cash. Tine purchaser to assume the pay,
ment in principal and interest of two notes. secured
By vendors hen and first mortgage the property
each for the of sll5C0 bearing interest at the
rate of per cent per annum, from the eleventh
January, 1869 Said notes are in favor of and held
by the Canal Bank, and the payment OF said notes
to be arranged as may be agreed upon between the
Cassl Rank and The purchaser and for the ronain-
der credit OF one two, three, four, hve, SIX and
seven years for notes scored oy morigsgs &I4
six cent per annum from date OF sale until ma
turty if not then promptly pad eight per cent per
annuru until final psyment-the notes to be subdl-
vided should the interest of the heirs require it,
The nortgs ge TO contain the five per cent attor-
neys Zee clause binding the purchaser 20 pay IN the
event that the notes given IL part payment, should
have to be sued upon. and the mprovents TO the
chaser and the policy annualy to be transferred TO
the yer doris holders OF the notes
or the sixteen lots, the purchaser to assume the
payment Of the notes, secured by mortgage on the
property for $780, bearing interest at the rate OF
eight per cent per anpum from the twenty fourth
January, 1859 until paid. These notes are due, and
unless extended BY the holders, must be paid; and
for the remsinder of the purchase price the
terms of credit stated above for the cotton press
properly. ,.. ,
The purchasers to assume. in addition TO the
above terms all the taxes Tor the 1t69, End up
to the dsy of sale, over and above their bids.
Acts OF SALE together with the United states
internal stamps attached. at the expense OF
the purchasers, before r. j. ker, notary public.
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