New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-21
DY NASH & HOD(sSON-W L. HODGSON

DY NASH & HODlISON-w. l. HODGSON,
ID Auctone-r-Ofice No. 40 Gravier str-et-On
SATURDAY April s, 1871, at twelve O'Clock NJ
at the st. Charles Auction Exchange, i'll the base.
ment rotunda OF the st. Charles Hotel, by virtue
and n pursuance of Judgment, and an order OF
the Honorable Louis Ddvisneaud. Judge of the
Judgment rendered February -, 1871, and signed
March l. 1871, court docket No 355, for account of
the succession of John and Mary Alexander. both
| deceased, and in the matter OF Harriet Forbes
wife OF George Warner, Mrs. Virginia Burke, tor
Partition at public auction. will be sold
|. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, to.eth her
with :he buildings and Improvements thereon,
situated i'll the First District OF this city, i'll the
square bounded by St ,;harles, Thalia. Carondelet
Gate ApollO) and EratO streets, measuring %
feet front st. Charles street, by depth of IS
feet e inches, and front on Thalia street, forming
the corner OF ST. Charles and ITALIA streets, all
between parallel lines, American measure, accord
ing to plan made by Louis H. Pile, surveyor,
dated March -. 1871.
The Improvements consist OF d well built two
story frame residence with twO-s story frame back
building, all under SLATE roof, and known as No. 36
st. Charles street, and contains wide hall, two
large parlOrs, two bedrooms and cabinet in the
man building, with kitchen, storerOon and two
servants rooms and water closets above and
below in the back building, yard paved, large els
etc. The house has gas throughout, is III fair
repair, and is leased until October next, 1871 at
. TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND to-
s-ther with the buildings and Improvements
thereon, situated in the Nlst District of this city,
in the square bounded by Race, Chippewa, Orange
and ST. John the Baptist streets, designated as
lots Nos. and 6, which adoin each other, and
each 81 feet IL inches front on Chippewa
street, by depth of 95 t'et-lot No 8 forming the
corner OF Race and Chippewa streets-all between
parallel lines American measure, according 10
plan made by Louis H. Pile, surveyor, dated
March. 1871.
The Improvements consist of a double tenement
two-s story frame residence, with two-stOry frame
back building, ali under slate root, and known
Nos - and 80 Chippewa street, and contains i'll
each tenement wild. hall, two parors and dining
room. kitchen and storerOOm. with closets, etc,
below, and four five bedrooms above, with
water-cos.ts above and below. The tenenents
well finished, papered, and have gas through
out the yards are paved, and have each large
cistern; the whole i'll very fair repair. and
leased until October next, 1871 at the rate of
enty- tive dollars per month for each side.
Terms and Condit Ols-Oue-thirlc cash in United
States treasury notes, ard the balance i'll equal
payments at one and two years in the notes of the
purchasers to their own order (said notes to be
divided into coupons, as the interests of the ven
doris may required bearing interest at the rate of
eight t8) per cent per annum and special mortgage
with vendors privilege, from the day of sale until
final payment. The mort gage to embrace the clause
of five (5) per cent for attorneys fees in OF
s,Iit any portion of the credit payments which
be sued upon. The buildings to be kept fully
insured and the policies of insurance to h. trans
terr-d to the holders OF the credit notes until they
paid
Acts of sale. together with the stamps and the
taxes for the current year 1871 before John f. COT
fey notary public at the expense OF the purchasers.
IN 10 Is AMI