New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09
AUCTION SALES.
By C. e. Girardey & Co.

THE OLD SITE OF THE L.TE STOCK LANDING,
Tchouptoulas and Chippewa sire cts, and
fronting Louisiana avenue.
THAT soLIDLY BUILT RANGE OF oSE-STORT
BRICK DWELLINGS on Louisiana avenue be-
tween Chippewa and Jersey streets.
SEVENTY EIGHT CHOICE BUILDING LOTS. COM
prising the four entire squares bounded by
Magazine, Constance Laurel, Antosine, Anne La
and Foucher streets, with all the improve
ments thereon, and immediately opposite one
OF the prettiest improved suburbs of the city,
and the handsome residences Of Nessrs. Wintz,
Peyton Ferstau, Rice Brothers, Goodwin and
others, and
| FOUR SQUARES OF GROUND along Gelaehaise
Foucher, Amelia St. Denis and st. Patrick
streets, and other very desirable building sites
The entire without terms of one fifth i'll
cash and the remainder at ten wears credit for
notes ou!y bearing six per cent per annum in
terest.
The above described property is all sold free from
taxation, except for the current year, and I'M
der one of the best titles in the State.
ID eors-Ofice No. II Exchange place.-SAT-
URDAY, March l, 1873, at twelve o'clock NJ at the
Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange, o Royal
| between Canal and CustOmhouse streets will be
sold by public auction, for account OF absent own.
ers, the following described very valuable prop
erty, to wit
In the second District.
!. THE TWO-STORY BRICK STORE AND Dwell
LING above, forming the corner of Royal and Bar
racks streets in the square bounded by Royal
Bourbon, Barracks and Hospital streets. The lot
measures about 81 feet front on Barracks street
by IS feet inches in width in the rear, and about
90 feet II inches lines i'll depth and front on Royal
street The lower part of this property is used as
joys good patronage, and the up stairs is finished
for dwelling; the dwelling has front aud side gal
le les, a twO-story brick detached kitchen.
,. THE TWO-STORY BRICK STORE AND Dwell
LING forming the corner of CustOmhouse and
| Irene streets in the square bounded by Custom
house, Benville, Trene ard Maras streets. par
italy injured by the late fire. The lot measures
about 81 feet inches lines trent on Customhouse
| street by depth and front on IRENE street of
about l20 feet lines. In proper repair, the prop
| erty will command good tenants 1t ha. long been
occupied as grocery stand and is likewise adapted
| for dwelling Other improvements upon the lot
| i'll frame.
| by Customhouse, Bienville, Hagan avenue and
| RendOn streets, designated by the Nos. | to in
clusively which lots form the corner of Custom
| house and Renson street. See plan at sale for d-
| In the Sixth District.
| 4 THAT VERY VALUABLE BATTURR SQUARE
bounded by the Mississippi river, Water, Louisiana
avenue ard Delachaise streets measuring about $50
feet front Water street, with all right to future
accretiOns, with entire fronts on Louisiana avenue
and Deachaise street to the river. No finer loca-
| tion our batture better adapted for shipping or
| warehOusing industrial purposes requiring a
| water front 1t is midway between the elevator
and the ice works, having square block pavement
on TchOupitoulas street all the way down to Canal
| street.
| immediately next adjoining the batture,
| bounded by TchoupitOulas, Water, Louisiana
| avenue, ana Delachaise streets subdividtd into
ten lots, designated from one to ten inclusive.
| Lot No 10 forms the corner of Louisiana avenue,
| TchOupitoulas and Water streets. Lot No. |
| Delachase streets. For dimensions plan at
s. THAT SPLENDID SQUARE OF GROUND mme.
diatelY next adj joining the above described bounded
| by TchOupitOuIas, Chippewa, Louisiana avenue and
! Delachase streets. suhdvided into twelve lots
| Lot No forms the corner of Delachaise, TchOupi.
| tOulds aud Chippewa streets Lot No. 10 forms the
| corner of Louisiana avenue and Tch0upitoulas
| street Lot No. II forms the corner OF Louisiana
| avenue and Chippewa street For dimensions see
plan at sale.
The three foregoing squares comprise the site Of
| the late stock Landing" Square. block pave
mCnts onrchoupt Oulas street and brick banquettcs
on Louisiana avenue, Delachaise Water aud
| Chippewa streets.
| brick houses fronting on Louisiana avenue, desg.
mated by the Nos. 70, 49, 40, ~! As and 40, in tho
| square bounded by Louisiana avenue, Chippewa,
| Drach aise, and Jersey streets. These houses are
| solidly built not entilelv completed, and afford
each com mfortable home to an ordinary sized fam
| ily The Crescent City and CarrolltoR Railroad
| horse iTcs connect the above dtsCl lbed prop
| erty with Canal street, and admirably adapted 10
persons Of limited means desiring TO 81 cure home
| stead on a fine large avenue near the river.
6. THAT FINE CORNER LOT, III the square,
measure, " % feet front on Chippewa street b> IA
| feet inches i'll depth and front on Delachaise
street first rate location for business and dwell
| ing.
| s. TWENTY THREE BUILDING LOTS, comprs
| ing The entire square of ground bounded by Maga-
| zine, Constance, FOuCner and Antouinc streets,
| designated by the Nos. | TO 20 uCluSively. Lot
| No I8 forms the corner of Magazine and Fouchc +
| streets; lot No. ii forms the corner of Magazine
aud Antcnine streets; lot No. forms the corner of
Constance and FUuchcr streets, and lot No. forms
| the corner OF Constance and AntOnne streets. See
| plan at sale for dimensions
| TO- FIFTEEN CHOICE BUILDING LOTS, com
| pTising the entire square of ground bounded by
Magazine AntOHine. Amc liza and Constance streets,
| designated from to 10 inclusively. The lots are
| nearly double the usual SIZE. Lot No. l3 forming
| the corner of Magazine and AntOnine streets; lot
| No 9 forms the corner of Magazine and Amt liza
| streets; lot No. / forms the corner of Constance
| and AntOnine streets, and lot No. forms the cor
| ner OF Constance and Amelia streets. See plan at
| sale for dimensions.
| tine square of ground, bounded by Constance.
| Laurel Foucher and Antnnine streets, designated
| by the Nos to 90 inclusive. Lot No. 10 forms the
| conner of Constance and Foucher streets, and is
| improved by one story frame house, having front
and side galleries, etc. Lot Nc. forms the corner
| of Laurel and POuCher streets. and is improved by
| q story frame house, shed, etc. Lot No. ad-
| joins the above, and is improved by good frame
| house. known and used as a church, and a neat
| fl me house each side of the church. This Por-
ton of the square is well adapted to e0ngreGa.
| tiOnal purposes. Lot No. ! forms the OF
| Laurel and Antonine streets. Lot No. IL forms
the er OF Constance and Ant0Llne streets. Lot
No. 20 is improved by one story frame house,
Lot No 10 is improved bv q large and spac ous one
story house about co feet long, with front and
r, ar galleri. S. Lots Nos. and 10 are each i'm
| proved by brick and frame houses. See plan at
| r. FIFTEEN CHOICE LOTS comprising the en-
tire square OF ground bounded by Constance, Lau-
rel, AntOnne and Amelia streets, designated by the
Nos. to l5 inclusive. Lot No. II forms the corner
of Constance and An Onine streets lot No. 9 forms
| the corner of Constance and Amelia streets; lot
| No. forms the corner of Laurel and Amelia
| streets and is improved by story frame
| mouse; lot No forms the corner of Laurel and An
| TONNE streets and is improved by large brick
| building 50 by 80, with front and rear galleries. and
| a rear brick building, 50 by Is, affOrdng unusually
spacious conveniences; lot No. - adioins the above
| described lot, ard is improved by frame and brick
houses all suitable for dwellings; lot No. Ii is i'm
| proved by a good frame house, with other out
| houses i'll brick and frame, cstern, etc.
The four squares above described comprises a
| portion of the DelaCha Sc brick yard, well known
| for it's high ground, and admirable surroundings,
| and elegantly improved nelghoOrhOod. They front
| one of the prettiest improved suburbs of the city
| and the well known residences Of Messrs. Wintz,
| P.yton FOrstan Goodwin, Rice Brothers. and 9TH
ers is by two leading lines of horse ears
| and near the Ninth street market, and TO persons
| seeking honestpads with assurance of steady fu.
| tHre advancement, there is not finer sits in the
i5. SEVEN LOTS OF GROUND in the square
| bounded Dryades POuCher, Bacchus and Della
| chaise streets. d. sgnated by the Nos. TO Is in
| elusive. Lot No IL forms the corner of Dryades
u. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the square
! bounded by Dryades, Louisiana venue, Deachai e
| and Bacchus streets Lot is designated bv the No.
| H. and measures y feet front Dryades street,
| uy $50 feet in depth.
| Is ELBvEE LOTS OF GROUND, comprising the
entire square of ground bounded by st. David, St.
Patrick Amelia and Foucher streets, designated by
| the lots Nos. TO II inclusively.
| lG. ELEVEN LOTS, comprising the entire square
I of ground bounded By St Patrick St. David. Della
| ebaise and FOucher streets, designated as lots
| Nos tn II, inclusvely.
! II. THIRTEEN LOTS comprising the entire
| square of ground bounded by st. Denis st. Pat