New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-30
DY G. Z. GIRARDRY & CO., AUG

DY G. T.. GIRARDBY e. CO., AUG.
ID tioneers-Ofice No. II Exchange place.
WEDNESDAY, April q, 1873. at twelve o'clock
NJ, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange,
ON Royal between Canal and Customhoose streets,
VIII be sold by aAd In pursuance Of a Judgment
rendered by the Hon. 4. =. Tissot, Judge of the
Second District Court for the psrlsh Of Orleans, on
the twenty eighth of February, in the matter Of
Edmund Burthe ct ais VS.. L. F. Generes, lndivid-
ually and as agent, and numbered IS s23 on the
docket OF said cEurt, and by consent of the heirs
OF the late D. r. Burthe, deceased, TO effect par
titioH. the following steadily enhancing city prop
THAT VERY VALUABLE AND CONSTANTLY
INCREASING BATTURB PROPERTY, comprising
four entire and large squar g. with the right OF al
future BccretiOns fronting the Mississippi river,
Levee aud Water streets, Henry Clay avenue and
ths line of the City Park on the upper side of the
river nearly 600 feet by about f6} feet in depth
FOR Industries enterprises requiring large wa
ter front property will pay more certain IN lie
constant future enhancement than this charact or
Of investment. The sale Of Sand for filling and
building purposes frem the large and constant
Trcretiops is worth annually q large and certain
income. For proper dimensions SEQ plans at sale.
2. THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND,
designated by the No. u, bounded by the City
PARK, LeVee, Preston and Calhoun streets, con
3, THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OP 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. Is, bounded by Magazine
Live Oak and Webster streets and the lower line
@: Burtheville and containing twenty-five lots
/: THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND
t;esirnated by the No 81 bounded by Magazine
Camp Henry Clay avenue and Webster streets
Sud containing twenty Elk lots ~, s,no,-,-D
a. THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND
designated by the No. 81, bounded by Magazine
Camp and Webster streets and the lower line OF
2. ANOTHER SQUARE OP GROUED. desig
mated by the No. a. bounded by Camp, Chestnut
Henry Clay avenue and Webster streets. contain
' MIA THAT ~ valuable SQUARE OF GROUND
designated by the No IS, bounded by Henry Gay
avenue, Camp, Chestnut and Calhoun streets
containing twenty eight lots. ~
9. THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND
designated by the No So, bounded by city Park
Calhoun Camp and Chestnut streets. containing
10 TO- That IA ~ VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND
designated by the No. 81, bounded by City Park
Calhoun Chestnut and ylaquemine streets. COZ
tanning twenty siI lots. ~ - ,,,-r,
II. THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND
iesirnatpd by the No, %, bounaed by Chestnut
Plaonemine and Calhoun streets and Henry Clay
avenue, containing twenty,iour lots. ,r,o,-,,,
H. THAT VALUABLE SQUARE on GROUND
designated by the No. 80 bounded by Henry Clal
avenue Chestnut and PlaquemiHe streets. cor
taiTing twenty.five lots.
~1 IL THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OP GROUND
designRtei bv the No. Al, bounded by Webster
VlaGuemine and Perrier streets and lower !n'
"a THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND
1esiVpated by the No ~ bounded by Henry Cha.
avenue, Calhoun, Plaquemlne ana Ferrle5 sIec''
IS. THAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND, De-
!a,nated by the No -, bounded by the ttS Fafh
Tlaguemlne, Perrier ana Galhcuh Slret's. 'oH'@4-
Il THAT VsLUABLB SQUARE or GROUND, de:
srna+ed by the No. IS bounded by the City Pars
Prytania, PerTier and Calhoun streets. .oht"'hih
'T W. NIT Ist VALuABLB SQUARE OF GROUND. de.
sgnated bv the No A., bounded by Prytania, Pr
rier Calhoun streets and Henry Clay avenue, cor
'an& %4sT vSsfHABIE SQUARE OF GROUND, de-
,cuated by 4he No. A. bounded by PTytaulB, PEI
visr, webster streets and Henry Clay avenue. cof
@1'HS aAT vliLU1BLR SQUARE OF GROUND, de,
;gnated nv the. No. 40, bounded by Prytauia, fel
Ffer and Webster streets and lower line OF burth'
'' 20 THAT VsITAPLB SQUARE OF GROUND, de-
mated by the No A. bounded by the lower line
Brrtheyile Pitt, Pr, tania and Webster street
snntai1 ing twen' y-tWO lots. 1900
a. THAT VALUABLE SQUARE, OF GROuHL
designated by the No 80, boun1Td oy FIa'a M
'% D. that VALUABLE SQUARE OF GRoUNr
5'esirnaied by the No. 81. bounded by Henry Ga
avenue, rytanis. Pitt and Calhoun streets. COL
tanning twentv.slX lots. 1870 -, l.,1,,,--
~ THAT VALUABLE SQCARB OF GRoCNl
designated by the No. q, bounded by Henry Cla
syenue Plauuemine, Webster and Perrier streets
containing twenty four lots And the The J., ur-
~iile bounded by Peters avtHue- Green Valmon
and ST David streets containing twelve lots .,
For specific dimensions see plans OF L@uls II
The foregoing described property comprises III
remainder of the Burtheville property, now pei
.Ln hrirs Of the late D. r. Burthe. such of Oh
si+izeus as have witnessed the RAPID extension
improvements throughout the riXtn Dlsilct, al
fhs tendency OF our city upward along the rive
an NOT "a il 10 see the wisdom OF securing SITES
:Ivorably situated for either lmmedlate LnPrOE
rpnt or ultimate enhance ment foT hoiht a.. Va
,toiTTs gardening or any Industrial pu' pose; Il
Soregoing SQUARES are well adaptedaoelnE hlg
syroIind free from the miasmatlc influences an
Gdors generated by our system OF drainage anC
neculsrly Objectionable in hygiene point OF We
in the rear of the city, ana SO slousAlS 4i'o
3he lands east of st. Charles avenue s,,
The man of family should see the superb au' q
4aga +o him in acquiring entire square
ground wherein c0mtortan,e homeSlCdu LIS
3ot only be built with the comforts OF PlentS
0rI aid Garden ROOM which, by building al
occupancy he improves and enhances MS own
cant ground and III less time thah me pay uG d
of his purchase natures the properly SO Acf'lii
In rave intellectually increased IN value, ana
Tort,ine. perhaps to himself and family IN
such is the history OF NOT ohN otl ca'S0 O1'
thuss of others of even less Importance
1,be attention Of those seeking permanent nom
!, our progressive city, and others seeking u
safest and best security against loss ior APP,
- III. early enhancement of property ny Ga'
cTrat enterprises of internal improvements VIM
viii increase not only the commerce., pt' ~ ~ ~
,,1,tion of New Orleans is specially lnNitu 10 u
oaremptory sale which will be made Oh the II
oWiug unusually favorable c,, II =,
ye'1ps and Condltions-One-t cash and .
-on,qin5er IN ten equal payments, al one, |"
three four five, six, seven, eight, nlhs ana :
years for notes of the purchaser secured p> nIUi
gage on the property bearing at tns l"tF % ~, a.,
.sTt her aunum interest from the day Of saIe IN
maturity If not then paid, eight per Cent Pc. :
mum until final pay ment Inc act VI ~ e. In,
contain the usual five per cent attorne? let N4a
binding purchaser 10 pay IN event OF sLt sun a
7he purchase to assume jle 6aNes 'ol '4'0 -
So1 of sale A. the expense of the purchas
street. mh23 100 apo y q
PEoPEgTy IN BATON ROUGE. LoUlSIAsA'
,ss1GyEzs sALB IN BANKRUPTCY.