New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
py G.. Z. tlRARDEy & TO-. Arc.

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WEDNESDAY, April p, 1873 at twelve o'clock
NJ at the Merchants and AuctiOneers Exchange
on Royal, between Canal and CustomhouSe streets
will he sold by and III pursuance OF a Judgment
rendered by the Hon. A. l. Tissot Judge OF the
second District Court for the parish OF Orleans on
:he twenty eighth Of February. IN the matter or
Edmund Burthe ct ais. Vs. l.. F. t'eneres. lndlvid-
ually and agent, and numbered - vs. on the
dnci,at of said cauT. and by consent of the heirs
of the late D. F. BI,rthe, deceased 10 effect par
tition the following steadily enhancl' clIy prop
"iiS ~ ~ VERY VALUABLE AND CONSTANTLY
INCREASING BATFURE PROPERTY, comprising
foiIr entire and large s4uar with the right OF al
t,tIIre accretions. fronting the Mississippi river
Levee aud Water streets, Henry Clay avenue: and
tine line OF the City Park on the upper side of tAe
public road. The entire front on the Misslssipp
liver is nearly 800 feet by about 1U3 feet in depth
For Industries enterprises requiring large va
ter 'front.' no property wilt pay more certain III its
constant future enha ncement than this character
81 inyrstme1t The sale of sand fer filling and
building purposes frsm the Large and constant
accretions is worth annually large and certain
, THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND.
designated by the No. y. bounded by the City
Park Levee. Preston and Calhoun streets. con-
''3ni'i 3 That VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND,
designated by the No 20. bounded ~ the city
Park Calhoun and Market streets. and '9ntaiuinS
4 THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND.
| d.signotpd by the No. 2j, bounded by Magazine
| Live Oak and Webster streets and the lower line
| OF BurtheviIle and containing twenty two lot s.
| ) THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND,
Camp Henry Clay avenue and Webster streets.
aud containing twenty. six lots
| g. THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND.
| designated by the No. 81, bounded by Magazine,
| CAN'T and Webster streets and the lower line OF
Burtheville containing twenty Jour lots;
| = ANOTHER SQUARE OF GROUND, desg'
| mated bv the No. n, bounded by Camp, Chestnut.
| Henry lay avenue and Webster streets, contain
3 THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND,
| designated by the No. -, bounded by Henry Clay
| avenue, Camp, Chestnut and Calhoun streets.
| ,..I,f lNf,
| O THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND.
| designated by the No. sc, bounded by City Park
Calhoun Camp and Chestnut streets. containing
To- THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND
| designated by the No. b. bounded by City Park
| Calhoun, Chestnut and Pa4uemlne streets. con
| II. THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND
designated by the No 81, bounded by Chestnut
| Pauuemne and Calhoun streets and Henry Clay
| avenue containing twenty-tour lots - ~
| H. THAT VALUABLE SQUARS OF GROUND
| des,rnated by the No. 50 bounded by Henry Clay
| avenue. Chestnut and Piaquemiae streets. con
| tanning twenty fve lots. - -.
Is. THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND
| designated by the No. Al. bounded by Webster
| Pladrlemine and Perrier streets and lower line
of Burthevie. containing twenty,tour lots;
! IL THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND
| drsiouate1 bv the No y. bounded by Henry Clay
| avenue Calhoun, Plaquemine and Perrier streets
| containing twentvsiN lots. 10000.
| - THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND, des
| ignated by the No. Al bound bv the City Park
| Piauuemine Perrier and Calhoun streets. contain
| twenty lots
| Ii THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND. des
ipnated by the No. 45, bounded by the City Pal k
Prytanis, PelrIer aud Calhoun streets. cOntalhln
| twenty-sx lots -
II. THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND, des
innated by the No. a. bounded by PrytanIa, Pt
rrr Calhoun streets and Henry Clay avenue. con
tanning twentv.eight lots.
!8' THAT VALtABLh QUARF OF GROUND, des
irnatrd br the No. A. bounded by Prytania. PEI
1er Webster streets and Henry Clay avenue. con
Ia 10. THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND, DIES
iguated by the 30. 48. bounded by Prytania PEI
rier and Webster streets and lower line OF buItht
, Vile containing twenty. four lots.
20. THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND, de'
i"uatcd by the No. 4g bounded by the lower liue {
Burthe vile, Pitt Prytania and Webster streets
, containing tweut y-two lOts. ~
II. THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUNI
| dpsimrated by the No 50. bounded by PrEtanIa
| Pitt, Webster streets, and Henry Clay avenue. col
tanning twenty-six lots. ..,. ,r, ,.,,,.,.r
~ THAI VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUNI
designated by the No 81. bounded by Henry Cia
avenue, Pry ytania Pitt and Calhoun streets cor
- ~. THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUNI
designated by the No. AZ, bounded by Henry Cha
avenue Plaquenne, Webster and Perier street
'Cnlaia 9i H4EF SWGaRE E' OF GROUND in Hmt
vile bounded by Peters avenue. Green, Ndlm0n
and st. David streets, containing twelve lots
For specific dimensions, see plans OF Louis
Pihe surveyor. exposed al the Exchange
The oregoing described property comprises tn
remainder OF the Burtheve property. now pei
emptoIily TO be sold to effect partition amon
the heirs of the late D. F. Burthe. Such OF on
citizens as have witnessed the rapid extension {
improvements throughout the sixth District AT
| the tendency OF our city upward along the rive
can not fail to the wisdom Ot securing sites E
f4v0raby situated for either immediate improve
mrut or ultimate enhance nent. For homestead
dalrvS gardening, any industrial pu' pose, tn
foregoing squares aIe well adapted-beinS ing
ground. Arc from the miasmaiic influences an
0dors generated by our system of drainage and 5
peculiarly objectionable III hygenlC point OF we
in the rear OF the city, and 50 thoroughly fee o
the lands east of st. Charles avenue.
The man OF family should see the superior adval
tape TO him in acquiring entire square
ground whereOn a comfortable homestead ma
not only be built with the comforts of plenty
yard and garden room, WHICH, bV DullulH- an
, orCupaucV he improves and enhacCcs his own Vi
cant ground, and i'll less time than The payment
of his purchase natures. the property So acquire
will prove HCaiculaDiN increased III value, and
fortune. perhaps, TO himself and family. ina
such is Dht history of not only our city bHi
those of Others Of even esS Importance.
The atteni ion Uf those seeking permanent hH''l'
IN cur progressive city. and others seeking III
safest and he II security against loss tOr capita
{ and h.. early enhancement OF property by man
great enterprises OF il tcTnal improvements whic
will increase not only the commerce, Int the POI
'Ilatiou of New Orleans is specially in'itedto Tn
peTemptOry sale, which will be made on the TO
owing unusually favorable
Terms and CondItiOus-One-bfth cash and IL
remainder IN ten equal payments, at one, tw
three tOur. hve. six. seven, eight. nine and te
wears tor notes OF the purchaser secured by NOR
gage the property bearing at the rate of p'
, c-nt per annum interest from the day of sale unt
| maturity. If not then paid. eight per cent per al
NUM- until final payment. The act of mortgage
contain III" usual five per ceut attorney fee claus
, bind ug purchaser to pay IN event OF suit. Al
| the pnrrha." TO assume the taxes tor the y"s
/ 1873 payable i'll 1874.
The lcts Of sale at the c1pens, of the purr'as,
! before iames fancy, notary, no. l38 Comm,
| street. InhZ' -" apo b L III
PROPERTY II BATON ROuGE, LOUISIANA.
ASSIGNEES SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
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