New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12

KCY &. q. GIRARDEH Or CO., AUCTION
u eers-Ofice No. II Exchange pace-SAT
! CRDAY March !, 1873 at twelve o'clock M at tn.
! Merchants and Auctoneers' Exchange, o. Royal.
| between Canal and CGstomhouse streets Will be
| sold bv public auction for account OF absent own.
.rs tbs following described very valuable prop
erty. TO Wit
La the Second District.
:. THE TWO-STORY BRICK STORE AND Dwell.
LING above forming the corner of koyal and Bar
racks streets, in the square bounded by ROYAL,
Bourbon Barracks and Hospital streets. The lot
measures about "a feet front on Barracks street,
by IS feet inches in width i'll the rear and about
90 feet II inches lines in depth and front Royal
street The lower part OF this property is used as
a family grocery, popular business stand FL
joys good patronage, and the upstairs is finished
Tor dwelling; the dwelling has front and side ga.
?. THE TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING N THE
square bounded by IRENE Marsis Customhouse
aid Bienville streets. The lot measures 81 feet
: inches front on IRENE street, by l28 feet 10
inches in depth. The buildings were injured by
the late fire and comprised, with the wing build
lngs. some sixteen rooms. halls and cabinets.
Properly repaired. this property vii! always COM
g. SIX LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded
by Customhouse Bienve, Hagsn avenue and
RendOn streets, designated by the Nos. ! to 6 in
clusivelv, which lots form the corner of Custom
house and ReHdoG street. See plan at sale tor di-
IN the sixth District.
THAT VERY VALUABLE BATTURE SQUARE
bounded by the Mississippi river, Water, Louisiana
avenue and Delachase streets. measuring about $50
feet front Water street, with all right to future
accTetiOns, with entire fronts on Louisiana
and Delachaise street to the river. No finer oca-
ton on our batture better adapted for shipping or
warehousing industrial purposes requiring a
water front. II is midway between the elevator
and the ice works, having square block pavement
on IchouPltoulas street all the way down to Canal
street.
). THAT SPLENDID SQUARE OF GROUND
immediately next adjoining the battue.
bounded by TchOupitoulas, Water, Louisiana
avenue. ana DelaChaise streets. subdivided into
ten lots, designated from one to ten inclusive.
Lot No. 10 forms the corner of Louisiana avenue
TchOupitouias and Water streets. Lot No.
forms the corner of TChouptou,as, Water and
Delachase streets. For dimensions see plan at
sale.
G. THAT SPLENDID SQUARE OF GROUND imme.
diately next adjoining the above described bounded
by Tchoupitoulas, Chippewa: Louisiana avenue and
DelachaiSe streets, suhGivided into twelve lots
Lot No. forms the corner of DelaChaise, Tchoupi.
tOulas and Chippewa streets. Lot No. TO forms the
corner of Louisiana avenue and TchoupitOulas
street. Lot No. IL forms the corner OF Louisiana
avenue and Chippewa street. For dimensions
planat sale.
The three foregoing squares comprise the site of
the late stock Landing Square, block pave
ments TchoCpitoulas street and brick banquettes
Ou Louisiana avenue. Delachaise. Water and
:. That VALUABLE RANGE of one and two story
brick houses fronting on Louisiana avenue, desig-
square bounded by Louisiana avenue, Chippewa.
Delach aise and Jersey streets. These houses are
soEidly built. not entnely completed, and afford
edCn comfortable nome TO ordinary sized
ly The Crescent City and Carr0lltOn Railroad
horse car ines connect the above described prop
erty with Canal street, and admirably adapted TO
persons OF limited means desiring TO secure hong
stead on fine large avenue near the river.
g. THAT FINE CORNER Lot, in the same square
measure 30 feet front on Chippewa street bv I25
feet inches in depth and front Deachaise
street hrst rate location for business and dwell
ing.
s. TWENTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS. compri.-
ing the entire square OF ground bounded by Maya
zine Constance, FOucher and Antonins streets,
designated by the Nos. 10 20 lnciusivelv. Lot
No. l8 forms the corner Of Magazine and FOucher
streets: lot No. II forms the corner Of Magazine
and Antonine streets; lot No. forms the corner of
Constance and FUucher streets and lot No forms
the corner of Constance and AntOnine streets. See
plan at sale for dimensions.
10. FIFTEEN CHOICE BUILDING LOTS, COM
prlsing the entire square of ground bounded by
Magazine, Antonlne, Amelia and Constance streets
designated from to Is inclusvely. The lots are
nearly double. the usual size. Lot No. 10 forming
the corner of Magazine and Antonine streets: LOT
No. 9 forms the corner of Magazine and Amt liz.
streets lot No. / forms the corner of Constance
aud AntOnine streets, and lot No. forms the cor
ner Of Constance aud Amelia streets. See plan at
sale for Dimensions
II. TWENTY CHOICE LOTS, comprising the en-.
tire square of ground, bounded by Constance.
Laurel, Foucher and Antonine streets. designated
by the Nos. TO % inclusive. Lot No ~ forms the
corner of Constance and Foucker streets, and is
improved by one story frame house. having front
ard side ga!t Iles etc. Lot No. forms the corner
OF Laurel ard FoucheT streets and is improved BY
a story frame house shed etc Lot No ? ad-
IONS the above, and is improved by good frame
house, known and used as a church, and :. neat
frame house on each side of the church. This por-
ton OF the squar. is wei. adapted to cOngrega-
tlOnal purposes Lot No. forms the corner of
Laurel and AntOnine streets. Lot No ii forms
the coILer OF Constance and Antouine streets. Lot
No. 70 - improved by story frame house.
Lot No. 10 is improved by d large and spacious one
story house, about so feet long with front and
galleries. Lots Nos. . and 10 are each i'm
proved ny hrlck and flame houses. See plan ~
sale for dimensions.
u SIXTEEN CHOICE LOTS, comprising the en-
., ..aF, i
rel, Antonine and Amelia streets designated by the
Nos. 10 l6, inclusive. Lot No IA forms the corner
Of Constance and An Oniue streets lot No. forms
the corner of Constance and Amelia streets; lot
No. ) forms the corner of Laurel and Amelia
streets, and is improved by a one-story frame
house. lot No. forms the corner of LaureI and An
tonne streets, and IS improved by a large brick
building SO by "a, with front and rear galleries and
rear brick building, So by Is afording unusually
spacious cOnveniences; lot No. adions the above
described lot and is improved by frame and brick
houses, all suitable for dwellings, lot No Is is i'm
proved by good frame house with other out
houses IN brick and frame, cstern etc.
The four squares above described comprises a
portion Of the Delacha'se brick ward well known
for its high grOuud and admirable surroundings
and elegantly improved neigh bOrhood. They front
one OF the prettiest improved suburbs of the city
aud the well known residences OF Messrs. WHIT,
Peyten, Forstall, Goodwin, Rice Brothers and Oth-
ers is accessible BY two leading lines of horse
and near tee Ninth street market and to persons
seeking nornrsteads with assuraL of steady fu-
tnre advancement there is not Amer site IN The
city.
3. SEVEN LOTS OF GROUND in the square
bounded Drvade- Foucher Baccbns and peIa-
cnaise streets. d. slgnated by the Nos TO Il in
elusive. Lot No. ii forms the corner OF DEyades
and FOUChPr streets
Il. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the square
bounded by Drvades, Louisiana avenue Delacha .
and b8cchus streets. Lot Is designated bv the No
II AID measures 3? feet front on Dryades street
Dy $50 feet in depth.
Is. kLEVES LOTS OF GROUND. conpIfsing The
entire square Of ground bounded by St David, st.
Patrick, Amelia and FOucher streets des snated by
the lets 7 Nos to H. ! nclusiyely.
Of ground bounded by St Patrick St David Della |
chaIse ard Foucher streets. designated lots |
Nos TO Il, inclusively.
square of ground bounded by st. Denis 81. Pat |
rick, Delachaise and Poucher streets and desIg-
mated by the Nos TO ID, irclusivsy. !
square of ground bounded BY St. Denis St Pat
rick, Amelia and Foucher streets. and designated
by the Nos TO -, incusively |
These foregoing squares rapidly increasing |
IA value, owing 10 their Proclamation TO Louisiana |
avenue, the ravoad ID front or st Patrick street,
and the RAPID extension of improve ments in their
direction from 81. Charles street and consequently
are very deslIabs for gardening and dwelling pay
poses
The owners Of III. abov. described property, |
siding permanently abroad have been induced to |
place II OF the market, nOtwIth standing the de |
pressed condition of our affairs and upon such
eTms and conditions as to enable all who have
he pride and determination of securing home |
stead in this great and steadily progressive South
ern Metropolis, to do so. The stimulus and de
peL0pment Of improvements in the SIX h District
have surpassed those % all the older dis
ricts and with the modern eonveniences
md other enterprises projected and per
nanently located there, property not
all 10 enhance very rapidly, and prove Ia
B sAsIt s@s &c assisse - o. aRvsstsest d