New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-12

for remainder 10 close aLCS55lOn OIL the
late D. F. Burthe. deceased and 20 effect a
partition among the heirs.
10y &. Z. GIRARDEY & CO, ACC-
| ID tiOnrers-Otfice No. l. Eychang. place
WEDNESDAY, April %, 1915 at twelve o'clock
| NJ, at the Merchants and Auctoneers' Exchange,
on Royal, between Caual and Customhouse streets,
will be sold By and IN pursuance OF Judgment t6
Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans on
| the twenty eighth of February. in the matter OF
| Edmund Burthe ct ais. vs.. L. F. Generes ndivld-
| ually ard as agent. aud numbered IS 1913 on the
docket of said csurt, and by consent OF the heirs
| of the late D. F. Burthe deceased, TO effect par.
titon the following steadily enhancit city prop
THAT VERY VALUABLE AND CONSTANTLY
| INCREASING BA1TURE PROPERTY. comprising
four entire and large squars with the right of all
future accretions. fronting the Mississippi river,
Levee and Water streets, Henry Clay avenue. and
the line of the City Park the upper side OF the
public road. The entire front on the Mississippi
river is nearly 800 feet by about 1853 feet IN depth
For industries enterprises requiring large wa
ter front, property will pay more certain IN lis
| constant future enhancement than this character
| of investment. The sale OF sand for hLlng and
building purposes from the large and constant
accretions is worth annually Large and certain
D. THAT vALEABLE SQUARE 6P GROUND,
| designated by the No. II. bounded by the City
| Park, Levee, Preston and Calhoun streets. con
3, THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND,
| designated by the No 20, bounded ny the City
| X,
'"e" THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND,
| designated BY the No. 25, bounded by Magazine,
Live oak and Webster streets and the lower line
| of BurtheyilIe and containing twenty,t two lots;
THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND,
| designated by the No. 81, bounded by MaEazlne'
| Camp. Henry Clay avenue aud Webster streets,
| and containing twehty,six lots ~, l,,o,.>-,
| s. THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND.
designated by the No. 81 bounded by Magazine,
| Camp and Webster streets and the lower line of
e4nta9ng tSen dE E6 Tfs sesg
| mated BY the No. 81 bounded by Camp, Chestnut,
| Henry clay avenue and Webster streets, contain
ln THAT THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND.
| designated by the Nc. IS, bounded by Henry Clay
avenue, Camp, Chestnut and Calhoun streets
q THAT vALGABLE SQUARE OF GROUND,
| designated by the No 36, bounded by City Park
| Calhoun Camp and Chestnut streets, containing
To- 10. THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND
| designated by the No 81 bounded by City Park
| Calhoun, Chestnut and Plaquemine streets, con
'" an THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND
| designated BY the No. 50, bounded by Chestnut,
| Paquemne and Calhoun streets and Henry Clay
| avenue containing twenty-four lots. ~
| II. THAT VALUABLE SQCARb OF GROUND,
| designated by the No. 50 bounded by Henry CLAW
| avenue, Chestnut and PlaquemiRe streets con-
IL THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND.
| designated by the No. IL, bounded by Webster,
Plaquemine and Perrier streets and lower line
| OF Burthevillt, containing twenty four lots:
| a. THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROCN
| designated by the No. ~ bounded by Henry Clay
| avenue, Calhoun Plaquerule and Ptrrier Streets
| containing twenty six lots. - -
| IS THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND, des-
| ignated by the No Al, bound d BY the City Park,
| Plaquemne, Perriel aud Calhoun Streets contain
| ing twenty six lots.
Is. THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND, des-
| cnated by the No. a. bounded by the City Park,
| Prytania PeIrer and Calhoun Streets containing
II. THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND, des-
| ignated by the No. A., bounded by Prytans. Per
| rier Calhoun streets and Henry Clay avenue. con
| tanning twenty eight lots l.-,o,,,,o
| 49, THAT vALtABLk SQUARE OF GROUND, des-
| ignated by the No. A., bounded by Prytana Per-
| rier, Webster streets and Henry Clay avenue. con-
| tanning tweuty-eight lots.
! 10. That VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND. des.
ignated by the No. 48, bounded by Prytania, Per
rier and Webster streets and lower lue OF Buithe-
| Vile cont aiming twenty four lots.
| 20. THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND des-
gnated by the No. AZ, bou ded by the lower line OF
| Burtheville, Pitt, PrS tana and Webster streets,
| containing tweutv-two lots.
81. THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND,
| Pitt Webster streets and Henry Clay avenue. con-
| tanning twenty-six lots. - ,,,,,
| -. THAI VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND,
| designated by the No. ST. bounded by Henry Clay
| avenue, Prytania. Pitt and Calhoun streets, con-
| D. THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND,
| designated by the No. ~, bounded by Henry Clay
| aveRue Plaquemine. Webster and PrrIier streets,
containing twenty feTr lots Ard f9s !, Hurts.
| vile bounded by Peters avtH hue, Green, Valmont
| and St. David streets, containing twelve lots =.
|
| Pile surveyor, exposed al the Exchange.
| The fore going described property comprises the
remainder of the Burtheville property now per
| emptorily TO be sold to effect partition among
| the heirs of the late d. F. Burthe. such of our
citizens as have witnessed the rapid extension OF
| improvements throughout the Sixth District, al q
| tho 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,
darys, gardening, or any industrial pu pose; the
foregoing squares are well adapted being high
init and
Odors generated by system of drainage and SO
peculiarly Objectionable in hysienic point of view
in the OF the city, and so thoroughly flee on
the lands east of st. Charles avenue.
The man of family should see the superior advan-
taCe to him in acquiring an entire square OF
ground wherein a comfortable homestead may
not Gully be built with the comforts OF plenty OF
ward and garden r"Om which, by building and
occupancy. he improves and enhances his own va
cant ground, and IN less time than the payment s
of his purchase natures the properly so acquired
will Prove intellectually increased in Value aud
fortune perhaps, to himself and family. That
such is the history of not only our city. but OF
those of Others of even ess Importance.
The attention of those seeking permanent homes
| in our progressive city, and Others seeking the
sn fest and be st security against loss toI capital
| and tn" early enhancement OF property ov udny
great enterprises of Internal improvements winch
will increase not only the commerce, but the pop
Hlation of New Orleans Is specially invited TO tins
peremptOry sale, which Will be mace on the foI
owing unusually favorable 80
Terms and CondItjons-0ne-ttth cash and the
remainder ten equal payments, at one, two
| three four i've, six, seven, elgh', nine ana ten
ytaIs for notes of the purchaser secured ny mort
gage the property bearing at the rate OF * PEI
e. ut per aunum interest from he day " sal" Unit
| maturity. If not then paid eight per cent pe' an
| num uuti final payment. III" act nj mortgage Il
contain the usual I've per ctt atto--tY Tee claus
binding purchaser 30 pay in event o. sun. An'
| the purchaser 20 assume TIA" taxes tor tn. Wa
| 1873, payable in 1874.
| The acts OF sale at the expense of the purchaser
| before James Fahey. notary. No lob tomal"f
| street. hllZ3 t'u app ~ -
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS At AUCTION IL Thu
| FIRST, FOURTH AND SIXTH DISTRICTS.
SUCCESSION UF MAURICS >. MOLL0l.