New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-20
AUCTION SALES,
ANOTHER GREAT SALE
VERY VALUABLE BAITURR PROPERTY ON
TEN YEARS CREDIT.

TWENTY F0UE WELL LOCATED AND RAPIDLY
enhancing Squares, comprising some Six
Hundred Lots. admirable Building Sites, sit
uated in the Sixth District, opposite the Park
Property, ard along the leading railroad horse
car line. OF the upper districts; all High
Ground. not subject to overflow; buildings
| .pringing up in every direction, and near the
beautiful residences of Messrs. Burthe. Bur.
rows Peale. Fellows and others.
The eut;re without Limit or Reserve under one OF
| the Oldest and best authenticated Titles in the
| State, on one-ifth - or" tea years credit
| for remainder. TO close -.ccession of the
late D. +. Burthe, deceased. and to efrec: a
| partition among the heirs.
DY &. T.. GIRARDEY g. 60. AUc.
ID tioueers-office, No. !: exchange place
| M at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange.
| on ROYAL between Canal and Customhouse streets,
w 1e sN br " tbe Hon L. Tssot Judge Of the
Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans on
the wentyeghth of Feb uary' n the matter OF
Edmund Burthe ct ais. VS.. L. r. Generes, lndlvld-
ually and as agent, and numbered 81, 9Z5 on the
docket of said court, and by consent OF the heirs
of the late D. F. Burthe, deceased. 10 effect par
tition the following steadily enhancing city prop
80 TgaT VERY VALUABLE AND CONSTANTLY
| INCREASING BATTURE PROPERTY. comprising
four entire and large squar' 8, with the right OF all
| future accretions, fronting the Miselss'pp river
the line of the CITY Park on the upper side of the
| public road The entire front on the Mississippi
liver is nearly 300 feet by about 1853 feet depth
For industries enterprises requiring large wa
ter front property will pay more certain in its
constant future enhancement than tins character
| of investment The sale of sand for filling and
building purposes from the large and constant
accretious is worth annually a large and certain
income For proper dimensions see plans at sale.
2 THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND,
designated by the NO. II. bounded by the City
Park, Levee, Preston and Calhoun streets. con
AMY 3, That VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND,
designated by the No. 20, bounded by the City
Park, Calhoun and Market streets, and containing
:. THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND,
designated by the No. D, bounded by Magazine,
Live Oak and Webster streets and the lower line
of Bartheville, and containing twenty two lots.
THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND,
designated by the No. 81, bounded by Magazine,
Camp, Henry Clay avenue and Webster streets,
and containing twenty six lots
g. THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND.
designated by the No. %, bounded by Magazine,
Can't and webster streets and the lower line of
Burtheville, containing twenty -four lots
mated BY the No. 81 bounded by Camp Chestnut
Henry clay avenue and Webster streets, contain
5. THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND,
designated BY the No. 3d. bounded by Henry Clay
avenue, Camp, Chestnut and Calhoun streets.
cont aninG twenty eight lots.
8. THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND,
designated by the No. s. bounded by City Park,
Calhoun. Camp and Chestnut streets, containing
10 10. THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND,
designated by the No 81, bounded by City Park,
Calhoun, Chestnut and Plaquemine streets, con
tanning twenty six lots.
H. THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND,
designated by tho No. So, bounded by Chestnut,
Plaquemine and Calhoun streets and Henry Clay
avenue, containing twenty.tour lots. -
II. THAT VALUABLE SQUARt OF GROUND,
designated by the No. SO bounded by Henry Clay
avenue, Chestnut and P!aquemine Streets con-
tanning twenty five lots
49, THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND,
designated by the No. Al, bounded by Webster,
Plaquemine and Perrier streets and lower line
OF Burtheye cGntappg tGsnfyfoGT i0ts po1sD
designated by the No. H. bounded by Henry Clay
avenue, Calhoun, Plaquemiue and Perrier streets.
containing wenty-SiX lOts
Is THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND, des-
iguated hy the No a, bound by the City Park,
Plaquemtne. Perrier ard Calhoun streets. contain
It. THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND. des-
lgnated uy the No. -, bounded by the City Park,
Prytauis, Perrier and Calhoun streets. containing
H. THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND, des-
igDated bv the No A. bounded by Prytania P, l.
rier Calhoun streets and Henry Clay avenue.
49, THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND, des-
ignated by the No a., bounded by Prytania. Per
rier Webster streets and Henry Clay avenue. con
tanning twcnty-eght lots
". THAT VALUABLE tQO AXE OF tTkOU Nd utS
ignated by the No. 49, bounded by PrFtania, Per
rier and Webster streets and lower line OF Burthe-
vile. containing twenty four l"ls.
20 THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND, des
iguated by the No 49, bOuI ded by the lower line .;
Burtheviile, Pitt, PrS tania and Webster Streets
containing twenty-five lots.
81 THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND.
designated by the No so. bounded by Prytanis,
Pitt. Webster streets, and Henry Clay avenue CON
a. THAI VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND.
designated Dy the No. 81, bounded by Henry Clay
avenue, Prytania, Pitt and Calhoun streets. con
%. THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND
designated by the No. A. bounded by Henry Clay
avenue, Plaquemine. Webster and P,rrier streets,
containing twenty four lots. And the
d. HALF SQUARE OF GROUND in Hurts
vile bounded By Peters avt nue. Green, ValmOnt
and St David Streets Containing twelve lots.
For specific dimensions, plans OF Louis II.
Pile, surveyor, exposed at the Exchange.
The foregoing described property comprises the
remainder OF the Burthevile property: now per
empolily TO be sold 70 effect partition among
the heirs of the late d. y. Burthe Such OF our
citizens as have witnessed the rapid extension Of
Improvements throughout he Sixth District, aid
the tendency OF our city upward along the river.
can not fail to see the wisdom OF securing sites so
fAvOrably situated for either immediate improve
ment or ultimate Ell nance nent. For hOmesteads,
dairys gardening, or any industrial pu pose. the
foregoing squares well adapted-being high
ground, free from the miasmatic influences and
Odurs generated by our system of drainage and so
peculiarly Objectionable i'll hygienC point OF view
i'll the of the city, and so thoroughly fite on
the lands of st. Charles avenue.
tage to him i'll acquiring entire square OF
ground wherein a comfortable homestead may
not only be built with the comforts OF plenty OF
yard and garden room, winch, by building and
occupancy, he improves and enhances his own va.
cant ground, and in less time than the payments
of his purchase natures. the property so acquired
will prove intellectually increased in value. and a
fortune. perhaps, to himself and family. That
such IL the history of not only city. but OF
those of Others of even importance
The attention OF those seeking permanent hones
in eur progressive city, and others seeking the
SAT- st and best security against loss for capital,
and tn" early enhancement of property bE many
great enterprises of II ternal improvements winch
will increase not ONLY the commerce, bat the pop.
ul4tIOn of New Orleans, is specially invited TO tins
pertmptOIy sale, which will be made Oh the FOL.
owing unusually favorable
Terms and COndltOns--One-hfth cash and the
remainder IN ten equal payments, at one. two.
three. four. five. six, seven, eight, nine and ten
years, for notes of the purchaser secured by mort
gage on the property hearing at the rate of SIX per
G Mt per annum interest from the day OF sale unfi
maturity. If not then pad eight per cent per an
mum until hnal payment. The act of mort gagt 20
contain the usual ave per ~ attorney tee Clause
htd'h& iti'aaH-! :" pay y. event OF sun. ana
~" pNiC'!''"i :" assume the taxes tor the war
i"'', paYab'" in !S7t and the drainage idN. over
and b. th,. amount OF his bid.
/ ne "C'a ~ sa" AT the expense OF tie purchaser
before James FaheN. notary, No !58 com non
street. ,nh2G 80 aps Il p