New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-13
CHOICE BUILDING SITES
SEVEN VALUABLE SQUARES OF GROUND
In FAST. RQI'IIGNN.

SEVEN VALUABLE SQUARES OF GROUND
IN EAST BoULIGNY.
HCRSTvILLE, BLOOMiNGDALE AND BURTHE.
VILE, SIXTH DISTRICT OF NEW ORLEANS,
CONTIGUOUS TO THE PROJECTED CITY
PARK. GOVERNORS MANSION AND STATE
HOUSE, sUBDIvlDED AND TO BE SOLD IN
SQUARES AND QUARTER SQUARES, on LONG
CREDIT AND EASY TERMS, WITHOUT RE.
SERVE. AT AUCTION.
RY NASH l. HODGs0N-w.I I. HoDGsoS,
ID Auctioneer.--Oftce No. 10 Gravier street.-On
SATURDAY. January IA. 1871. at twelve O'Clock ~,
at the st. Charles Auction Exchange, in the
basement rOtundA OF the st. Charles Hotel,
the following described valuable property. at pub,
lie auction. will be sold:
Property in Huntsville.
l. ONE VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND. in
the Sixth District OF this city Formerly Hurst
Vile Jefferson Parsh). being square No A. bound.
ed by Joseph, Arabella, Plaquenline and Perrier
streets, subdiyided int twenty lots designated as
Nos. to 90 inclusive and measuring each 50 feet
ttont by a depth OF 12o feet, according to a plan
made. by Louis II. Pile, surveyor dated December
Property In BloOmlngdnle.
?. TWO VALUABLE SQUARES OF GROUND in
the Sixth District OF this city formerly Blooming
dale, Jefferson Parish), being squares Nos. and 8,
bounded by Preston and Market streets State ave
nue.. and the lines OF Burtheville and Hurst lille;
each square is subdivided into twenty lots desiy-
from 50 to IS feet front by depths of from 2o to $50
teet all more or less American measure, according
to a plan made by Louis II. Pile, surveyor, dated
December 3th. 1870.
Property in Burtheville.
;. TWO VALUABLE SQUARES OF GROUND, IN
the Sixth District OF this city Formerly Burthe-
Vile, Jefferson Parish), being squares Nos 80 and
~, bounded by Henry Clay avenue, Webster
Chestnut, Plaquclnne and Perrier streets each
square subdivided into twenty two lots designated
Nos. | to y inclusive, and measuring together
each about 2aO feet on Henry Clay avenue and
Webster street. and about 2S5 feet front, on each
Chestnut, Plaquemine and Perrier streets, all
American measure, according to plan made by
Louis H. Pile, surveyor, dated December3l. 1870
T. ONE VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND in the
same District and suburb, being square No. S.
bounded by Henry Clay avenue, Webster. Jennet
and Pitt streets. sublvided into twenty lots,
designated as Nos l to 20, Inclusive. measuring
together about 800 feet front each Henry Clay
enue and Webster street and about 2S5 feet front
according to a plan made by Louis II. Pile, sur.
veyOr. dated December 81 1870.
S. EIGHT CHOICE LOTS OF GROUND in the
same district and suburb. being in square No. 10.
bounded by Henry Clay avenue. L-vre Preston
aud Webster streets. designated as Lots Nos. 3 to
on Henry Clay avenue, by a depth of 10 feet.
cOrding to a plan made by John +. Braun surveyor,
dated May l3 1863. exhibition at the above
Exchange.
Property In East Boulixny.
O. THREE QUARTERS OF VALUABLE SQUARE
OF GROUND situated in the Sixth Dis trict of this
city formerly East BOulig nv) being in square No.
50, bounded by Prytania, Pitt, Marenso and Con.
stantinople streets, subdivided into sixteen lots
designated Nos | to ID, inclusive, measuriu.
each Is feet front each OF said streets by
depths of from loo to rs feet all American meas
ure, per plan made by Louis H. Pile surveyor,
dated January 2, 1871.
The whole to be sold by squares quarter squares
and lots, on the following acceptable terms and
conditions:
For the Huntsville property, firstly described,
One-third cash in United states treasury notes.
and the balance at one and two years, with eight
per cent interest.
For the BOOminsiae property, secondly re.
scribcd, say $4,000 cash in United States treasury
notes, on each square, and the balance on five (5)
wears credit per cent interest the interest
to he paid annually.
For the Burtheville property, thirdly described,
One-tOurth cash in United States treasury notes,
and the balance at one, two and three years, with
eight per cent interest and the assumption of drain
age tax.
For the Bnrtheville property, fOurthly described
the purchaser will assume the payment of two
notes, each for T.l6 o., due respectively on the
thrteth OF April and October, 1871 and the drain
age tax and for the balance. cash in United States
treasury notes
For the Burtheville property, filthy described,
one half cash, and the balance at one year. with
eight per cent interest.
Fer the East BOuliGny property, siXthly described
oaehalf cash in United States treasury notes. and
the balance at one year with eight per cent interest
All OF the credit notes on the above properties
to bear eight per cent interest from the day OF sale
with SPECIAL mortgage and vendor privilege, until
final payment. Aso embrace the clause of five per
cent for attorneys fees, in case OF suit.
Acts of sale, with the revenue stamps, at the ex-
pense OF the purchasers, before notares to he an.
nOunced on the day OF sale. jail I'd