New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-26

POSITIVE SALE TO CLOSE AN INTEREST, ON
LONG CREDIT AND EASY TERMS

DWELLINGS ON GRAvIER STREET.
TWO TwO-STORY BRICK DWELLINGS on DRY.
AIDES, NEAR GRAvIER STREET.
TWO TwO-STORY BRICK SLATED STORE on
MAGAZINE STREET, OPPOSITE MAGAZINE
MARKET.
TwO-sToRY BRICK SLATED STORES AND
DWELLINGS ON JACKSON STREET, CONvE.
NIENT TO TWO LINES OF CARS
ONE-sToRY HANDSOME FRAME SLATED COT.
TAGE ONJACKSON STREET, BETWEEN ROUS.
SEAU AND NEW LEvER STREETS.
ONE LOT AND IMPROVEMENTS ADJOINING TIE
ABOVE.
THREE DOUBLE-TENEMENTO NE-STORY FRAME
DWELLINGS AT THE CORNER OF ST. AN
DREW AND CONSTANCE STREETS, FRONT
ING ON ST. ANDREW STREET.
FIVE SPLENDID. LOTS FOR DWELLINGS ON
WASHINGTON AVENUE. CORNER OF CHIP.
PEwA STREET.
VALUABLE SQUARE, TwENrY-RrGHr LOTS,
BOUNDED By WASHINGTON AVENUE, SIXTH,
MAGNOLIA AND CLARA STREETS.
- No. l62 Common street.-SATURDAY.. April
n, 1872, at twelve O'Clock NJ. at the st. Charles
auction Exchange, the following described prop.
erty will be sold
FI0t D1Dtf1ct PROPERLY
ONE LOT OF GROUND in the First District, in
the square bounded by Poydras. Natchez, Camp
and Magazine streets, measuring 20 feet inches
front on Poydras street BY So feet 10 inches in
depth, between parallel lines, and in the rear, on
line commencing nearest Camp street, running II
feet 10 inches toward Magazine street. thence max.
ing an angle running feet inches toward Nat
chez street, thence running on . line parallel to
the 'front.' feet 10 inches, toward Magazine street,
and
parallel to the front, feet toward Magazine street.
all American measure, together with the improve.
well built three-stOry, slated, brick store, No lis
Poydras street. occupied by and leased to sullivan
month, with the privilege Of another year at The
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND. with the buildings
and improvements thereon, in the First District in
the square boun ded by Gravier, Common, Dryades
and Rampant streets, designated BY the Nos. to
and Drysdes streets and measures 20 feet *
inches front on Gravier street, BY depth and
81 feet inches lines on The line adjoining lot No.
q and Is feet inches lines in width on the rear
line. Lot No. measures 10 feet Sinches ~ ines
inches lines on the line adjoining lot Ne. l. 63
feet 10 inches the line adjoining lot No g. and l6
No. 3 measures 10 feet inches y line front on
Gravier street, by depth of So feet 10 inches on
the line adjoining lot No So feet inches lines
the line adjoining lot No. 4, and l6 feet inches6
lines In width on the rear line. Lot No measures
20 feet inches 6's lines front on Gravier street by
d
joining lot No. B. IS feet inch lines On the line
adjoining lot No. s. and IS feet inches in width
the rear line Lot No. measures "a feet front on
Gravier street. by depth of 100 feet, between
parallel lines. American measure.
Upon the above described lots Nos. !, 2, and 4.
there are four two story. slated, brick dwell
hngs and stores, with two-stOry back buildings.
paved yards, water works and gas throughout
the front buildings etc, conveniently arranged tor
stores ON the first floor and dwellings above, con
tanning on second floor two well finished rooms,
-, fh..b apE huil A han iron All,
covers the sidewalk and extends the entire length
of the property including lot and store No. s..
store and dwelling, occupied By Forget as an ice
cream and sOdawater saloon on the first floor and
building and the rear building of the same con.
sfruction as those on tine lots above described.
The alleys are in common to the 7. spective houses
Building lot No /, No. US Gravier street is
rented by the month at $50 per month. No. 229,
on Gravier street, lot No. 3 is also rented by the
Knauf to the elir,ieth of September at $50 per
month, and No. 233 lot No. is leased to Forget
at SSS Per ot fa as Wt tie and
improvements thereon, in the First District, IN
the square bounded by Dryades, Rampant. Gravier
I. Lot No measures Is feet inches 'front.' on
Dryaies street, l9 feet inches the rear line, by
a depth of 63 feet 4 inches and lines on the line
nearest Gravier street. 65 feet inches the line
adjoining lot No. Z. Lot No. measures liz feet
inches 'front.' on Dryades street, II feet inches
and lines on the rear line, by depth of IS feet
inches the line adjoining lot No. g. and 62 feet
inches the line nearest Common street, Ameri-
The improvements ON the above described lots
consist OF two two-story brick dwellings, Nos. "a
rear buildings containing each in the front build
irgs one large room susceptible OF being divided;
on the first floor, and two rooms ON the second
floor, and in back buildings four rooms, two upon
each, the fret and second floors; paved yard and
waterwJrks; iron balcony in front Of second story
The alley bet the houses is for the use Of BOTH
The property is rented by the month at So per
month each
Fourth District Property.
SLATED STORE AND DWELLING, No. $50
Magazine street, with the twO-story back build
nss occupied BY and leased to b Oppsnhsl1m1o as
month to the first of October, 1872. The second
story contains three rooms and hall; in the rear
building there is one room on first floor, and two
rooms on second floor; large cistern in the yard.
In front of the store is a handsome veraRdah and
balcony on iron columns, extending across the
sidewalk.
This property is diagonally opposite the Maya;
zine Market, in the best location in that busy and
thriving part OF the city; it can never be without
a tenant at an increased rent.
The lot in the square bounded by New Magazine,
measures II feet front on New Magazine street, Is
feet 2 il ches and lines In the rear and front on
Old Magazine street, by a-depth OF lo2 feet
inches and lines on the line nearest to Felicity
street, and ll6 feet inches and 80 lines Oh the
line nearest to ST. Mary street, American measure;
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, with the buildings and
improvements tht reOn, in tho square bounded by
jackson Rousseau, Josephine and New Levee
streets designated lots Nos. and on plan
drawn by John F. Braun, surveyor, dated Aplu 10,
1872.
Lot No. measures II feet inches front on Jack.
street, to the centre of ths common alley, by
a depth OF 1853 feet 10 inches and three lines, be-
tween parallel lines.
Lot No. measures 90 feet 10 inches front, to the
centre OF the common alley, by depth of lss feet
10 inches and 3 lines, between parallel lines.
The in provements consist of on lot No. l, two
story brick, slated store and dWelllns, cou aiming
two rooms ON first floor, and two rooms and CAB.
met second floor; frame Kitchen viii Two rooms
in the rear; cistern and outhouses in the yard: On
lot No. q double tenement twO-story brick, slated
store and dwelling, containing four r0ems below,
story; frame kitchen with four rooms two els
terms, outhouses and sheds at the end OF the lot:
The three teuements are rented by the month at
ONE LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and
improvements thereon in the square above named,
measuring 30 feet front Jackson street, by depth
OF $50 feet 10 inches and three lines on the nne
nearest Rousseau street rs feet inches on the
rear line thence line running parallel to New
Oh line parallel to the front feet and inches
thence line parallel to New Levee street, run.
ming to jackson street, 1T feet 10 inches and
lines.
The improvements consist of newly built and
desirable one-stOry frame slated cottage, contain
ing hall, three rooms, one cabinet diningroom
twO-stOry kitchen with two rooms below and two
above, cistern and shed in the yard rented by the
ONE LOT OF GROUND in the same square, meas.
uriug "a feet front jackson street, by l27 feet 10
inces in depth between parallel lines together
with the improvements thereon, which consist OF a
one-story frame slate double tenement cottage,
containing two rooms two cisterns and Outhouses
IN the ward rented by the month for SIS.
ONE LOT Or GROUND in the square bounded
by Constance, St. Andrew, Laurel and Josephine
streets, being the southeast corner of st. Andrew
and Constance streets, measuring, according to a
survey made BY NJ. Harrison, surveyor of the City
OF Lafayette, dated June isal % feetS inches ,