New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-24

vestments in this city. This extensive sale
comprises upward of twenty-three wen +h pum
stnrn cSSmmoaiously arranged Two al anu Nos Is
1870, 1872, 1874, 1sS, l9a, 1888 Bis, 200 and 2o2 Poydras
|. lnciudlng the corner of Poydras and baronnt
rome street, including the corner of Baronne
and lafayette streets, being Nos. 1923 to Isl, in
ctuslte, VA ara ~ Nos: lTs and 1871 LafayettIet
warehouse known as THE Miilaudon Tobacco
Warehouse all popular business stands, IN
able incomes; and a building lot on New Levee
street, in the triangle square. The entire
without rs re, on easy terms and long credit.
IN THE MATTER OF THE SUCCESSION OF
Widow Jos. Abat, L. J. Auguste Cordier ct al.
VS.. Mrs. A. Tam bOury ct al, for a partition.
| Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 35,l43.
DY C. E. GIRARDEY d co., AUCTION.
d eers-Nicholas J. Hoey, Auctioneer-Ofice No.
at twelve O'CLOCK NJ, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange, on Royal street, between
Canal and C~ustOmhouse streets, in this city OF
New Orleans, by virtue Of q Judgment in partition
rendered in the above entitled matter, by the honor
able the Second District Court for the parish OF
Orleans, on January "a, 1872. and signed January
20, 1872, will be sold by publ c auction, in order to
Of said Mrs. Widow Joseph Abaf, the following de-
S' Aht iii III FT15s5 81 g GROUND E''w comprising
nearly twol e of the entire square of ground
situated in the First District OF this city, and
bounded by Poydras, Baronne, CarOnde!et and La.
fayette streets, and subdivided on and to be sold
according to plan thereof by L. H.. Pile. surveyor,
/. THAT WELL KNOWN C~OFFEEf4OUSE OF
Isidore Giraud's, forming the corner of Poydras
and BarOnne streets; the lot, being designated as
No. /, measures 10 feet 8 inches front on Poydras
street by 100 feet 2 inches IN depth and front ON
Baronne street, and ~ feet II inches in width in
extending from lot No. 9 to and opening. Oh
Baronne street, and common to said nine lots.
The improvements thereon comprise a tWo-story
brick house, having a coffeehouse below with
dwelling above, and a twO-story brick rear build
ing attached, in which are kitchen, etc. The
property is leased to Mr.. Isidors Giraud until the
thirty-tfrst of August, 1872, at the rate Of $2lOO
per annum, or $l75 per month, payable monthly.
This property H9T TVS is known kr"yy as No SPc2 202 sI Psydras street ct
Joining the above described property, designated
as No. 200 POydras street, being one of the two
Jackson as a large clothing emporium: The lot is
designated Ii as No. 2, and measures 20 feet 10 inches
and . lines front on POydras street by 100 feet 2
inches in depth, and II feet 2 inches in width IN
the rear and fronting on the common alley open
ing Oh Baronne street. leased to and Occup ed by
the thirtieth of September, i8S.
3. THE TWO-STORY BRICK STORE, next ad-
mated by the No. 1873 bis Poydras street, leased to
and occupied by the same tenants as the adjoining
same period and at the same rate of 1920 per an
mum, or 5 100 per month. The lot is designated as
No. 3, and measures 20 feet ~ inches and 6 lines
front on Poy'!ras street, by 100 feet 2inches in
depth, and 81 feet l inch in width in the rear, and
fronting on the common alley opening on Baronne
4. il THREEsTORY BRICK STORE, next ad-
joining the above described property, and desig-
mated by the No. 1873 Poydras street. The lot is
feet and 3 lines front on Poydras street, by 100 feet
2 inches in depth, and 10 feet 4 inches and line in
width in the rear, and fronting OH the common
5. THE THREE-STORY BRICK o AND
DWELLING, next adjoining the above described
street. The lot is designated by the No. 5, and
measures 20 feet and I lines front on Poydras
street, by 100 feet and Q inches in depth. and 10
feet IL inches and 4 lines in width in the rear, and
fronting Oh the common alley opening on Baronne
street; occupied by and leased to Mr.. John Hurley,
sl2to per auauin, or 500 per month, payable
6. THE THEsE-sToRY BRICK STORE ANB
property, and designated BY the No. 1874 Poydras
street. The lot is designated by the No; 8. and
street, by 100 &c, 2 inches in depth, and 10 feet II
inches and 4 lines in width in the rear, and front,
ing on the common alley opening on Baronne
fourteenth January, 1873, at the rate of 1890 per
an u Tas or : E loo Gsl s %S9t!' g gSIGR m sr1tRE ANN
DWELLING next %a'join;' 9 the above described
property, and designated ~ the No. 1872 Poydras
street. The lot is desig' ated by the No I, and
measures 20 feet and : ines front on Poydras
street, by 100 feet 2 inches in depth, and 19 feet IL
inches and 4 lines in wild > in the rear, aud 'front.'
ing on the common alley ening Oh Baronne street;
tiryt October, 1872. at the /" :. of $1,000 per annum,
or S lg Td Per T T2p n Ea foRH r '!Rink STORE AM
DWELLING, next adjoining ne above described
property, and designated by ne No. 1870 Poydras
street. The lot is designated by the No. 8, and
measures 20 feet and 4 lines i. ant on Poydras street,
by 100 feet aud 2 inches in d, III, and 10 feet II
inches and l line in width in tn, EAR, and fronting
on the common alley opening Oh iaronne street
is occupied by and rented to Mr. I tomas Moran, at
the rate of 1920 per annum, or $lco per month,
s. THE TH%REE-sToRY BRICK sToRE N
DWELLING, next adjoining the aboF described
property, and designated by the No. 3 POydras
street. The lot is designated by the 30. 8, and
measures 20 feet and l inch front on Poydras street,
by lO7 feet and 10 inches in depth, and 10 feet II
inches aud 2 lines in width in the rear, with the
use of the common alley, ! feet and 8 inches wide.
extending from said lot No. 9 to and opening on
BarOnne street.
Especially adapted to the trade of this populous
and active centre. No property in this city,
whether for business or rental purposes, can be
more desirable for investment than the above de-
scribed splendid range of stores. Prospective ell
h~ancement, besides present advantages and per.
manent value, are striking features.
Baronne stree. Property.
10. -FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, de signated by the
Nos. 10, IL, II and Is, aud measuring each % feet 9
inches and 6 lines front on BarOnne street, by u
leet in depth, between parallel lines, The i'm.
houses, or buildings, known as Nos. l29, l3l, l33
and 1875 BaronIe street, rented and leased as fol-
lows: No. 1923 Baronne street rented to s. Dolfini, at
: 10 per month, to October /, tS72; Nos. l3l and 1873
BarOnne street rented to g. w. Fisher, until July l,
1872, at $l7h per month, until and Including the
month Of May. 1872, and $I25 for the month Of
June, 1872; NO. 1875 Baronne street is leased 30 Al
bert Frederick, at ! 40 per month, until August 81,
1872.
IL. THREE LOTS OF GROUND, designated by
the Nos. IA, Is and lG. aud measuring each % feet
front on Baronne streNt, by II feet in depth, be-
tween parallel liHef he improvems nts thereon
comprise one -stor k houses or buildings,
known as Nos. 131y and ll Baronne street,
rented and leased as follows: Nos. 1877 and 1879
Baronne street to William Hyper, until August 81,
1872, at $l35 per month, and No. l4l Baronne
street to P. CoutolOn, at $75 per month, until
March 81, 1872.
IL. THAT EXTENSIVE PORTION OF GROUND
in rear of the property Immediately above de-
scribed, the description Of which, according to the
aforesaid plan by L. H. Pile, Esq, surveyor, is as
follows, to wit: 237 feet ii inches and l line on a
broken line in rear of lots Nos. 10 to Is, and parallel,
or rearly so, to Baronne street, 248 feet 8 inches on
a broken line in width in the rear toward CarOn-
delet street, l9 feet 3 inches in depth on the side
line toward Poydras street, and adjoining the COM
mon alley in rear of the stores fronting on Poydras
street, which alley opens on BarOnne etreet, 100
feet 10 inches and : lines in depth on a diagonal
line, separating this from lot No. % and other
property, and 5 feet 4 inches and l line on the
lower side line of lot No. ID, where the same pro
jects into this from beyond the line of division of
lots Nos. II and Is. The improvements on this pOr.
ton of ground comprise very extensive and well
constructed twOstOry brick sheds or buildings,
admirably adapted for warehouse or stable pur-
poses, the whole of which ground and buildings is
covered by the rentals or leases granted to certain
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