New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-11

State, on one-ffth Sr.-'O eE3 ten years credit |
for remainder. 70 close secession of the
late D. =. Burtheo deceased, and 10 effect a
partition among the heirs.
DY C. II. GIRARDEY & CO., AUC-
ID tiOneers-Ofice No, II Exchange place
WEDNESDAY, April %, 1873. at twelve O'Clock
NJ. at the Merchants and Auctionetrs' Exchange, |
on Royal, between Canal and ~Customhouse streets,
VIII be sold by and in pursuance OF a Judgment
second District Court for the parsh OF Orleans, on
the twentyeighth of February, in the matter OF
Edmund Burthe ct as. VS.. L. P. Genefes, lndlvid-
ualIv and as agent and numbered 1923 on the
docket OF said c"urts and by consent or tn" helrS
of the late D. f. Burthe, deceased. to effect a par
tition. the following steadily enhancIH% "!ty prop
ely TgST VERY VALUABLE and CONSTANTLY
INCREASING BATgURE PROPERTY. comprising
four entire and large squares, with the night OF all
future accretions. fronting the ais:.ss.ppt t'atF;
the line of the City Park on the upper SIDE OF inc
public road. The entire front or the hlSslsSippi
river is nearly 800 feet, by about 7Gj feet IN depth.
For industries or enterprises requiring "a large wa
ter front, no property vii! pay more ceEti'n IN ls
constant future enhancement than TINS character
NJ investm.nt. The sale OF sand Scr filling and
building purposes from the large and constant
accretions is worth annually a large ana certain
income. For proper dimensions Sc" plans at sale.
,. THAT VALUABLE 3QUARB oF GROUND.
designated by the No. r.. bounded by the City
park, Levee, Preston and Calhoun Streets coH'
3l''T THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND
desiquared nv the No. 20 bounded Dv She City
Park. Calhoun and Market streets. and containing
'~eN THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND
desionatrd by the No. q. bounded by Magazine
Live OAK and Webster streets and the lower me
of Burthe vile, and containing twenty-five LOIs:
5 THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND
designated by the No. 81. boa9dGd BY Magaa,ns'
Camp. Henry Clay avenus and "eosteT s'!ee1ss
and containing twenty.six lots. ~
s. THAT Valuable SQUARE OF GROUND.
designated bv the No. 81 bounded by Magtzlnes
Camp and Webster streets and the io"eE line ei
Burtheviile, containing twenty-ionr lois. SIS.
:, ANOTHER SQUARE or GROUNDo deslg"
mated bv Tie No. 81, bounded by Camp, Chestnut.
Henry Clay avenue and WebsteT Streets contains
ing Z, THzr VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND.
designated BY the No. %s bounded by Henry Gay
avenue Camp, Chestnut and Calhoun Streets
q THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OP GROUND.
designated by the No; 80: bounded by cry Park.
Calhoun. Camp and Chestnut s;rsets, CONTAINING
10. THAT VALUABLE SQUARE or GROUND.
designated by the No. 81. bounded by Cty 3sfk.
I Calh0un. Chestnut and YIa9uemlna slEeet5s con
. 'aI n TH Hat SVSsLUSBLE SQUARE OF GROUND.
designated by the No. %. bounded by ,Aestnuts
. Piaquemine and Calhoun streets and Henry Clay
avenue, containing twenty-tour lots
~ THAT VALCABL SQUARb OF GROUND
designated by the No. 90 bounded by Henry Clay
avenue, Chestnut ana y~.aquemiHe Streets con.
Is. THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND.
a dssigpated by the No. IL. bounded by Webster.
i PiaGuemine and Perrier streets and lower line
\ OF Burthevile. containing twenty four lots; .n
+ IA. THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND.
= = DESIGNATED bv the No. ". bounded by Henry Clay
1 ayen4e, Calhoun, PlaqueIGine and PeTrieg streets.
con on d TN n 'VEAITABLE SQUARE OF GROUND. DIES.
iguated nv the No. -, bound. d BY the City Park.
PIaquemine. PerTieT aud Calhoun streets. contain
: il Is II Y VALTIBrR SQUARE 0 ROrND DIES.
ignated Dy the No. IS. bounded by the City Park.
Prytania. Perriey and Calhoun streets. containing
". FTfHAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND des'
ipnared by the No. 81, bounded by ?Ivtanla. Per-
4 Iier. Calhoun streets and Henry Clay avenue. con-
tanning tWrnLS .I%nD - SpTe.py M GRorND dos.
irnated bv the No. AZ. bounded BY ~PrytaEla. Per"
rier. webster streets and Henry Clay avenue. con.
10. That VALUABLE SQUARE 0F GROUND. des-
ignated by the No. AZ. bounded by ,~PENtan5a. tel'
rier and Webster streets and lower NAe o. 'dl'ne
'a Re' THAT VVAAIrABLE SQUARE OF GROUND, des.
Bartheviiie. Pitt. Prytania and Webster streets,
containing twenty-five lots ~ c,o,yn
u. THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND.
desicnated bv the No 50. bounded 10y Prytan!d.
Pitt, Webster streets, and Henry Gay avenue. con-
'a an TH WV yyALUABIE SQUARE OF GROUND.
desjguajed by the No. 81. bounded by Henry Clay
J avenue, Prytania. Pitt and Calhoun streets. COM
= 'a5h'nT p HAg"' vvaLu3BIB SQUARE OF GROUND.
designated by the No. q, bounded by Henry Clay
Avenue, Plaquemine. Webster ahH Fel!'ef SIee'S'
'?244. "a. Half SQUARE OF GROUND in Hurts
Vile bounded by Peters avenue. Green; Ialmont
and st, David streets, containing twelve lots. :,
For specific dimensions, see plans OF LOUIS h'
Pile. surveyor. exposed at the Exchange. 49,
The foregoing described property comprises the
remainder OF The Burtheville property. now per-
- .ruptoIily 10 be sold 10 effect a partition among
the heirs OF the late l.. +. Burthe. such OF our
citizens as have witnessed the rapid extension OF
improvements throughout the Sixth District, aIo
!, the tendency OF our city upward along the river
D. can not fail 10 see the wisdom OF securing sites so
:: favorably situated for either immediate improve
=. mtnt or ultimate enhancement. For homesteads'
u! dairys, gardening. or any industrial pu' pose. the
p foregoing squares are we'll adapted-belnS high
ne ground, free from the Iniasnatic influences and
doors generated by our system OF drainage and SO
>. peculiarly Objectionable in Iygtcnlc :oin. OF view
=, the lands east of ST. Charles avenue.
ID The man OF family Should see the superior advar'
:. tage to him i'll acquiring an entire s4;are OF
ground wher'oI a comfortable" homestead may
not only be built with the comforts ot plenty I"
IKE yard and garden 'o"ni. which. by Hulidn% anC
- occupancy. he improves and enhahcfs OBS r"h va
We cant gyOund. and in less time than the payment
of his p~urchas. natures. the property so acquired
49,. will prove incidentally Increased n 'alur. ana
NJ fortune. perhaps, to 'imsel: and family Thai
a. such is the aistory Of not only our city. but a
a' ,hos. of others OF even Iess Importance.
The attention of those seeking permanent hofrel
q" ~ eur progressive cityo and Others seeking Il!
j. safest and best security against loss tor capital
and thu. early enhancement OF property by man!
=, great enterprises OF Internal improvements whicl
Ne viii increase not only the commerce. but the pop
ulation of New Orleans, is specially mated 30 TN
!" ~peremptOry sale. whIcls vii. pr MADE on the !a
-, owing unusually favorable
Il" Terms and COudItiOns-0nr-bft cash aud tn
= remainder III ten equal payments. at one, Two
Gt three four. i've, SIX. seVtus elghr' nlh9 An4 IT
w wears, for notes Of the purchaser secured by mort
gage on the property bearing at the rat" of SIX pc
-. cent per annuln interest from the day OF sale unit
y" maturity. If not then paid, eight per cent per an
mum until fna. payment. The act of mortgage /
- contain the usual five per cent attorney lee claus
tB iLdng purchaser TO pay in eventot sun. Ah
the purchaser 10 assume the taxes TOR the yea
1873. payable in 1874.
The acts Of sale At the expense OF the purchase
before James Fahey. notary, No. 1873 'omno
street. nhI@ L." dl" 0 l. :"
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS At AUCTION N TIL
ElRST. FOURTH AND SIXTH DISTRICTS.
SUCCESSION of MAURICE :. MoLLOY.