New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-10

ID tioneers-Nicholas J. Hoey, Auctioneer-Otnee
No. II Exchange plaee-sAItknAl April n,
Auctioneers' Exchange on Royal between Canal
and Customhouse stlee.s. il this city OF New Or
leans. by virtue OF a Judgment TCnGe-"d by the
honorable the Second district Court for the Parish
of orleans. OH the fifteenth dav of March, 1872. and
signed on the twentieth day OF March, lo"Z, VIII he
sold by public auction in the above entitled mater
in order to effect a partition. the following very
valuable property, to Wit:
/. W LOTS OF GROUND, with al the bulid-
ings AMI improvements thereon, IN the Fourth
District of this city, in the square bounded by st,
Andrew, adele. Rousseau aud Levee streets, known
as lots Nos. > and q, adjoining each othef, ana
measuring as follows, to wit: Lot No. 5 has % feet
9 inches front on st. Andrew street, by "A feet 2
inches i'll depth on the lile OF lot Not. Lot 10. g
has 20 feet 6 inches front on st. Andrew street, by
- feet 81, inches in depth on the line OF lot No. D,
and 10 feet 5 inches in depth Oh the lower side
line-the said measurements being more or less.
The improvements comprise two neat q ,uble one
story frame cottages, slate Ioof. subdividcd into ionr
tent mente,h having two rooms, two kitchen rooIns,
cistern. etc, 10 each tenement, ana hAoWh as Nos.
IL, 20, % and y 81. Andrew street: property always
well rented; located ona good street, adjacent to
the shipping. railroads. etc.
2. TIikEE LOTS OF GROUND with al the M
p1ovenents thereon, i'll the Fourth District OF inns
city. i'll the square bounded by Laurel. First, Phllp
and AunUnciation streets. known as lots Nos. 2i9,
$50 and 25l, adjoining each other, and measuring
each 30 feet . inches front on Laurel street, by l0
feet in depth. The Improvements comprise. on lot
No. PSI, a choice oLe.story frame cottage, with
kitchen, sheds, etc, known as ~ Laurel street.
The two adjoining lots are wei! filed, and Will be
sold separately from the cottage.
3. THREE LOTS OF GROUND, with al! the i'm
prove nIents thereon, in the same square, known as
lots Nos. PAS. 2l6 and 2+1, adjoining each other. aud
measuring each about 81 feet 10 inches and 5 lines
f ont Oh Laurel street, by 1l9 itet ) inches aud 3
lines in depth. The improvements comprise, on
each lot, a neat double ene-story frame cottage.
Safe roof, retired rom the street with front gal
lery. separate side alleys, kitchens, sheds. cisterus,
etc, and are known as Nos. 13j, 1873 and $40 Laurel
street.
4. A 90 OF GROUND, in same square, aud ad-
Joining the cottages above described. IS Known az
lot No. 2i4, and measures 81 feet II inches and i
lines front on Laurel street. bv 100 feet in depth,
and together with this hot will be sold d large piece
or portion of ground which adj"inS the SANE III the
rear. and measures 30 feet 3 inches and + lines III
depth by a width of l27 feet 9 inches and 10 lines,
extending toward First street, III the rear Of the
three ad Joining lots.
Terms of alt-Ou third cash: and !he remain.
der on a credit of one. two and three years. i'll
notes OF the purchasers, secured bY SPECIAL mont
gage and vendors hen on the property sold, and
bearing interest OF eight per cent per aIInitfn from
date of sale until final payment. with the penal
clause of FIVE per cent attorneys fees III ~ tGt IF
slit to enforce payment; Improvements 10 be kept
fully insured and policies transferred to vendors.
and purchasers to assume payment OF al taxes for
the year 1872, ami the notes to he divided into cou-
pons to suit the interests involved.
Acts of sale and United States stamps at the ex-
peuse of the purchasers before william J, Ca,tel,
ESQ. notary public. nlh23 apt l"12'