New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
ny NASH 4 HODGsON. ". I HepGsoN

pi NASH N HODGSON. ". HeDGsOS.
ID auctoneer-Otnce No. Carondeiet street
On SATURDAY. June !, 1873; at twelve O'clock NJ.
ment rOtunda of the ST. Charles Hotel, in this city.
by virtue and in pursuance of an order of the Hon.
4. H. DureIi. judge of the District Court of the
United States of America for the District of Louis
lana sitting in bankruptcy dated May II, 1873,
docket No; li8s, in the matter of Carhart. Bills,
Clarke & Co. Us. Davis & Jackson. bankrupts. at
public auction. will be sold
l. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. together
and appurtepances thereof situated in the First
District of this city in the square bounded by POy'
dras Perdido, CarOndelet and Carroll streets, desg
mated by the Nos. and 6, on plan drawn by Louis
H. Pile, surveyor, on the fifteenth of August, l347
annexed to all act OF settlement and liquidation
between P Lefebvre and the heirs of Mrs Louise
Grma. his deceased wife, passed in the office Of
TheO. GuyOl, a notary public IN this city, on the
twentieth of August. 1347. Said lot No. forms
the corner of POydras and Carroll streets, and
measures 20 feet inch front on the former by B5
feet in depth and frent on the latter; said lot No.
adjOins lot No. o. and measures 20 feet inches
lines front said Poydras street by 85 feet in
depth Said lots are bOuLded in the rear by
aev i've feet in width, opening on Carroll street.
for the common use of said lots and others. Which
property was acquired by William Davis and Jacob
Jackson by purchase from the succession of ?. Le
tebvre, per act passed before said notary GuyO on
the tenth of February, 1859
The improvements consist of two we'll built two
and half story brick stores, with two story brick
back buildings, all under slate roof with stores be
low and residences above, and known as Nos 1913
and l95 Poydras street No. 1893 is occupied oy NJ.
Lahnstein as q variety store and No. i95 is occu-
p'a ;. ACERTAIN LOT OF GRotND, together with
the buildings and improvements thereon situated
the First District of this city. in square bounded
by Julia Dry AIDES (tOrmerly Philippa) and Rampant
formerly Circus streets and Triton walk, as per
plan drawn by A. de Young, surveyor, dated May
ham, . notary public in this city. according to
which said plan said lot forms the corner of Julia
and Dryades streets. and measures 25 feet front
Julia street by depth and front on Dryades street
of 81 feet inches, and width in the rear of 25
feet with the use of an alley feet wide, opening
Drysdes street at the rear of said lot and being
the same property acquired by purchase from Mrs.
C. Connolly, by an act passed before said notary
Graham on the twelfth of May, 1862.
The improvements consist of . two and a Ilal
story frame slate roof residence; with two-story
frame back buildings, known as No. 243 Julia
street. and contains hall. two parlors dining
room and some eight or ten other rooms alto
gether; the whole convenient to the cars and the
basin rMd and in n very faiT repair PaS ~ oDornn
er with the buildings and improvements thereon
situated in the First District of this city, in the
square bounded BY Poydras, Lafayette, Liberty
which adjoin each other and measure together ~
feet 10 inches lines front on POydras street. AZ
feet inches lines in width in the rear, by
depth of ~ feet inches on the side next to lot
No. l5 and ITO feet on the other side line being the
same property acquired from W. A. DeCoursey
dated March so, 1867.
The improvements consist OF a large and elegant
frame slate building known as the National Hall,
hall above. with dressing. bar, hat, supper and
sitting rooms attached. with gas throughout The
whole is in very good order and repair, and well
4. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, together
with the buildings and Improvements thereon. sit
square % bounded by Lafayette. Girod Liberty and AM.
Franklin streets designated as No. % on plan
drawn by L; Bringier, dated April 8, 1886, and de-
posted in the office of H. B. Cenas late notary,
and measures % feet inches front on Lafayette
street, by depth of lis feet l inch all, more or
erty acquired by william Davis BY purchase from from
Mrs. Sarah Ann Cooley, wife Of J. R. Terry, per
act before G. Gottschslk. late notary. dated Sep
tember 6, 1866
The improvements consist Of a one story frame
house. No. 30 Lafayette street, with one large
room known "Kinney's Hail." also a frame cot.
tage house in the rear. With several rooms. cis-
s. 0NE-HALP SQUARE OF GROUND, in the
city, in the square bounded by Liberal, La Force,
Congress and Independence streets, subdivided
into twelve lots, designated as Nos. 70 to a. in
elusive, which adtOin each other and measure
each % feet inches front ON Independence street.
by depth of SO feet inches lines lot No. l3
forming the corner of La Force and lot No. "a the
corner of Liberal and Independence streets; be-
ing the same property acquired by William Davis,
ss per act before A. Dorocourt. notary. dated Feb
The whole of the above properties are according
to plans made by L. h. Pile. surveyor. all dated
There are leases claimed on some Of the above
properties, the particulars of which will be stated
1t the time and place of sale.
Movable Efiects.
And at the same time and place will be sold:
THk ENTIRE CONTENTS OF the National Hail.
situated on POydras street, consisting of Gas Fix
lures Chairs Tables, Mirrors Parlor Set Counters
,tc. which will be sold in block and can be seen
IN the premises the day previous to the sale, be-
tween the hours of 10 A. N. and P NJ, aLC on the
lay of sale from to II A. n.
Terms and cOndtiOns-FOr the properties firstly
and secondly described, one third cash on the |
spot at the moment of adjudication, and the bal.
snce a credit of one and two years (see below.
F0r the property thirdly described the purchaser
viii furnish his two notes, each for S2666 66s,,
1aLed on the day OF sale, payable respectively at
)ne and two years (eee below, and the balance |
,ash on the spot at the moment of adjudication. |
For the property fourthly described one half cash
balance at one year (see below FOr the property
ifthly described, aud the furniture and movable |
fleets, cash the spot at the moment of adjudi-
,atiOn.
AL of the above credit notes to be drawn by the
everal purchasers to their own order, and by them
udOl sed lsaid notes to be divided into coupons.
required by the parties in interest, and bearing
interest at the rate OF eight Der cent per annum |
rom the day OF sale, and special mortgage with |
-endor privilege from date until paid, the mort
ages to embrace the clauses of non alieAando.
he usual insurance clause. The several pur-
hasers to assume in addition to and over and |
bove their bids the taxes for the year 1878 the
respective properties i
Acts of sale before John G. Kustis, notary at tho
Expense Of the several purchasers. |
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