New Orleans Republican., 1872-05-01
THREE VACANT LOTS, ADJOINING THE ABOVE,
on MAGAZINE STREET. t'H
SUCCESSION OF B. H. BAYLY.

nv 1, b. WALTON, AUCTIONEER-OF.
= Ace No. l62 Common street.-SATURDAY, May
d 1872 at the st. Charles Auction Exchange base
Inent rotunda of rhe st. Charles Hotel, at twelve
O'clock M, by virtue and in pursuance of an Or1er
of the honorable the Second District Court for the
parish of Orleans, in the matter of the succession
of Robert H. Bayly, dated April l3 1872 will pro
eepd to sell by publiC auction the following de-
LARGE AND Valuable LOT OF GROUND,
situated at and forming the corner OF St. Charles,
and st. Andrew streets in the square bounded by
streets, designated lot No l. measuring as fol-
lows "A feet inches front on st. Charles street 65
feet inch and lines the line, and lT3 feet
in depth and front on ST. Andrew stIe eet all accord
ing 10 plan and sketch annexed to an act of sale
in the office Of P C. Cuvellier nCtary public, dated
April 20, 1863 The Improvements upon this lot con-
sist of a substantially built double ene-stOry ana
attic brick residence with basement, containing
two large parlurs and diniD groom, three bedrooms
closets and pantries on first floor, five rooms in the
basement and two finished bedrooms in the attic.
The frOnt has wide open gallery and the rear
lattice gallery. The kitchen Is detat he'd from be
main building and Is one-st0ry brick structure;
The grounds Surrounding the residence are well
improved with flowers, plants shrIO ard orna
mental shade trees, making the whole desirable
home and residence tOT family.
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, with the buildings
and improvements thereon, III the Fourth District.
in the square bounded by Magazine. Sixth, Con
stance and Washington streets designated by the
Nos 20 and 81 on a plan drawn by Htdin, on the
fourth of April l848, and deposited in the 0fAce Of
J. R. Beard, late notary this city. The said
lOrs adjOiu each other, and measure each 80 feet
inches in depth between parallel hnes-let No.
q forming tile corner of Magazine and sixth
streets.
three frame slated twO-stOry stores and dwellings,
with two,stOry back buildings containing IN each
a store on the first floor and three bedrooms on the
second floor; in the back buildings dintngFOOm,
kitchen, two servants rooms, etc. Yard paved,
cistern with cellar underneath slated shed in rear
of each house The corner leased at $65 per
month to Richard H. Hall, to the thirtleth Septem-
THREE VACANT LOTS OF GROUND in the
Fourth District, adjoining the above described, in
the square bounded by Magazine Sixth Constance
and Washington Streets designated by the Nos. Il,
l3 and 49, on the aforesaid plan, and measuring
each 80 feet front Magazine street, by l26 feet
inches i'll depth, between parallel hnes' American
measure.
District. near the Magazine Market, and rapidly
improving in value. The buildings are new, con
yeni+ntlY arranged and well built They Will be
Terms-One third cash, and the remainder on
credit of one two and three years in the notes OF
the purchasers, bearing interest at the rate
per cent per annum from maturity until paid,
and five per- for attorneys fees in case OF suit
with special mortgage and vendors privilege on
the property sold the building ana I'm
TO be kept fully and completely insured at the eG
peuse Of the purchasers, and the policies OF m
surance transferred to vendor; the taxes for tile
year 1872 to be assumed by the purchasers.
Acts of sale before Grima i Stark, nOtaIies pub
lie, including United States revenue stamps, at
the expense of purchasers. ap2l % 80 my4 u y
FOUR DESIRABLE LOTS OF GROUND IN THH
SIXTH DISTRICT. ON FRONT AND oCTAvIA
STREETS, VERY HIGH, FORMERLY HURSTS
WOOD YARD.
/ SUCCESSION OF MRS. ADELAIDE ROBERTSON
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
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