New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-28

BY J. ,. walto...
SPACIOUS, CONVENIENT N LRGANT BRICK
%RRsIDBNCR, CORNER OF 81. CHARLES AVE.
NUE. N ST. ANDREW STREET, ON A VERY
R AND VALUABLE o OF GROUND.
THREE TENEMENT TWO STORY FRAME, SLATED
sTOREs AND DWELLINGS, CORNER or MAGA.
ZINE AND SIXTH STREErA
THREE vACANT LOTS, ADJOINING THE ABOVE,
ON MAGAZINE STREET.
SUCCESSION OF b. H. BAYLY.

RY J.. B.. WALTON, AuCTlONEER-OF-
ID fee No. l62 Common street.-SATuRDAY, May
Is; 1s72 so at the st. IT , Gnas = c auction H ESeh1an NJ base,
O'clock NJ. by virtue and in pursuance of IN order
of the honorable the Second District Court for the
Of Robert II. Bayiy, dated April 10, 1872, l win pro-
coed to sell by public auction the following de-
se 4 LARGE Saluss y P ygrutBt * Tlf + Of eRorrn
situated at and forming the corner of St. Charles
and St Andrew streets. in the square bounded by
streets, designated a. lot No. /. measuring a. fl-
lows: "a feet 6 inches front on st. Charles street, 65
feet l inch and : lines on the rear line, and 173 feet
ing to a plan and sketch annexed to an act of sale
IN the sttics Of T. G. Cuvellier, nvtary public, dated
! sist of q substantially built double one.story and
attic brick residence, with basement, containing
two large parlOrs and diningroom, three bedrooms,
basement AID two finished bedrooms in the attic.
The front has Q wide open gallery aud the rear a
lattice gallery. The kitchen is detached from the
main building and is a one-story brick structure:
The grounds surrounding the residence are well
improved with flowers, plants, shruO and orns
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, with the buildings
in the square bounded BY Magazine. Sixth, Con-
stance and Washington streets. designated by the
Nos. 20 and 81 on a plan drawn BY Hedin, on the
fourth of April, l848, and deposited in the office of
lots adjoin each other, and measure each 30 feet
JrO0l (IQOr0 OF le6Sl On M8&AZlue street, Dy lZO IceC
s inches in depth, between parallel hnes-lol No.
81 forming the corner of Magazine and Sixth
Upon the shove described two lots there are
three frame slated two-stery stores and dwellings,
with two-story back buildings. containing in each
second floor; in the back buildings diningroom,
kitchen, two servants rooms, etc. Yard paved,
e ejst sacb w' sou ssllar T Tneef corae4 s iessea . at SIS e rear esr
month to Richard b. Hall, to the thiItleth Septem-
THREE VACANT Lors 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. II,
10 and Is. on the aforesaid plan, and measuring
earh 30 feet front en- Magazine street, BY l26 feet 6
inches in depth, between parallel lines. Aperican
This property is in the busy part Of the Fourth
District. near the Magazine Market. and rapidly
improving in value. The buildings. are new, con.
venirntiy arranged and well built. They will be
sold IN block together.
T~erms-Onethird cash, and the remainder on
the purchasers, bearing interest at the rate ofeight
per cent per annum from maturity until paid,
and five per cent for attorneys fees in ease OF suit,
the property sold; the buildings and improvements
to be kept fully and, completely insured ut the OK.
pense Of the purchasers, and the policies of in
surance transferred to vendor; the taxes for the
year 1872 to be assumed by the purchasers: =
Acts OF sale before GIlma 4 stark, notarles pub
the expense Of purchasers. ap2l % 80 my4 II Is J
FOUL Es1RAB cots OF GROUND IN THE
SIXTH DISTRICT. ON FRONT AMI OCTAvIA
STREETS, VERY HIGH, FORMERLY HURSTS
WOOD YARD. .s
SUCCESSION OF MRS. ADELAIDE ROBERTSON
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 8 ,O89.