New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-14
In the Fifth District.

In the Fifth District.
l. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. situated
in the Fifth District of the city of New Orleans on
the right bank of the Mississippi river at about one
mile and half below the ferry landing, and mea
surfing arpenfs front. by about 40 arpents in
depth; all according to a plan drawn by B. Buiss0n
surveyor, dated fifteenth of March, 1884; together
which consist of VERY SUPERIOR ELEGANT
AND COMMODIOUS MANSION, containing brick
basement, nine feet high, in which there are wide
passages at right angles, fine diningroom. school
ROOM two st0reroOms and a cellar the whole of
the basement floor is finely paved with bricks On
the first story there is fine hall, large parlor
with sliding doors and marble mantels, cornices
and centre pieces four large chambers very wide
front aud rear galleries, enclosed with Venetian
blinds. In the attic are tive large rooms and four
closets, all nicely plastered and finished. The en-
tire premises have been lately painted, and the
rooms papered, and are no" in splendid condition,
nearly as good as new. Attached to the house are
two large cisterns. oh. ~.
The outbuildngs consist OIL. A one-story frame
building covered with states, convenient to the
dwellinghouse containing kitchen, ironing room,
four servants rooms and large shed in 'front.' the
floor of which is paved with bricks. This building
has been lately painted and repaired, and is in fine
order. D. Another frame building containing sew
eral 70 ,ms. 3. stable carriage-hOuse, feed ROOM
etc. There are besides many other buildings. two
more cisterns, a fine well, and expensive and
complete dollhouse.
The grounds are in fine condition, and in high
state OF cultivation, the ornamental garden in front
containing quantities of rare plants, flowers and
shrubbery; aud upon the place, convenient to the
dwelling, is quantity OF sweet orange, peach,
fig, plum, mespeiuce, magnolia, jessamine, and
other fine frut and ornamental trees Ali the
walks are paved in cement, and are in perfect
order.
and all the conveniences for raising fowls and
stock. The land is well ditched and perfectly
drained from the river to the woods, distance of
about twenty We arpents and the swamp is thick
with fine cypress trees.
In the Second District.
OF or cpnJ-NO ~ +Ia S.aa,d
District, at the eastern corner of Charities and
Jefferson in theSquare bounded by Charities
jefferson, Levee and St. Peter streets, designated
by the No. l. on plan deposited in the office of
G. Gottschalk, notary public, as plan No. III, &C
cording to which plan said lot measures SO feet
lines front Charities street SO feet S inches and
lines in the rear by 70 feet inches in depth and
front Jefferson street between parallel lines to-
gether with the Improvements thereon, which con-
sist of twOstory brick slate roof building, divided
into five stores the first hoOr containing seven
rooms in the second story; kitchen and prvy in
the yard, which is paved with bricks, water
B. TIE following described lots of ground, less
the portion hereinafter mentioned as sold thereof,
l. TWO LOTS OF GROUND, in tine Second Dis
triet, in the square bounded by Esplanade, Bar
racks Dauphine and Burgundy streets, designated
by the Nos. and on a plan by A. D'Hemtcourt,
surveyor, dated fifth OF April, 1913. Lot No.
measures 50 feet front on Espanade street, by LOG
feet inches and lines in depth. between parallel
lines, and lot No measures 25 feet inches
front on Burgundy street, by a depth of 95 feet
inches and lines between parallel lines, of which
lot the front on Burgundy street, by u feet in
depth, has been sold.
3 A LOT OF GROUND, in the same square des-
ignated on the aforesaid plan as lot No. 2, and
measuring 80 feet front Esplanade street.
and extending in depth, between parallel lines LOG
feet inches and lines.
g. ANDA PIECE OF GROUND in the same square,
having, in English measure Is feet front on Esplan
ade street, by lU7 feet inches (more or less) In
depth bounded on the side toward Dauphne street
by property or late of Warner, and on the
d. he above described.
lot No. l and portion of the strip of ground IS
feet wide fronting Esplanade street there is
superior and elegant twO.story ard attic brick
slate roof dwelling tEo liz EsplaDade street,, oc-
cupied by Mrs. Chalaron, containing on the first
floor one large parlor with sliding DOORS cornices,
centrepieces, marble mantels, a large hall and
three bedrooms, each with closets, the whole ele
gantly finished and well fitted, with gas through
out, and requiring only the usual repairs; Also two
story brick, slate roof, back buildings, containing
kitchen, ironing TOom storerOOm and privy on the
first floor; on the second floor, bathroom, three
bedrooms and privy; the yard is tagged, in which
there is hydraut and cistern; the sidewalk in front
of the house is also tagged.
On lot No. and the remaining portion of the
strip ground of fifteen feet there is another ele
CANT dwellinghOuse no. IA Esplanade street,,
cuped by NJ. de Lizard, Esq, i'll all respects the
counterpart of the above described No. liz. To
this belongs the remaining portion of lot No. 5,
fronting on Burgundy street.
Reference is made to the plan of the above de-
scrbed property, drawn by Louis Fl, Pile. ESQ,
surveyor, by which the property will be sold
two distinct dwellings and lots.
A. A LARGE VACANT LOT OF GROUND in the
suburb IRENE. in the Second District in the square
bounded by Tonti, Hospital, Miro and Barracks
streets designated No "a on special plan by
Louis Bringer, on the fourth November lS43, which
lot measures sixty feet front on Hospital street by
one hundred and twenty-five feet in depth and
front on Miro street, English measure, and forming
the corner of Hospital and Miro Streets which lot
ground will be subdivded into two lots OF thirty
feet front each, and sold by lots.