New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-08
IN THy MATTER OF MRS. MYRA CLARK &aINes
IS. THE CyTl or NEW ORLEASs,

SS THE CJTI or NEW ORLEASse
DR. J. Il. WALTON. AueffuNEER-,gY2Cs
ID No. Caller court.~-Oa THURSDAY. December
Auctioneers' Exchange Royal street. in the city %
New Orleans will be sold to the highest bidder. to
Enk a sSTs viz, with
aud improvements thereon. in the square bounded
by EratO, Dryadess Gle and Baronne streets,
measuring each .. feet trent on Erat0 street. tr q
depth of 1883 feet inches lines, between parallels
lines, American measure che lots numbered fyora
The improvement consist of . frame stable anG
feed COON. slated; another frame building With
two rooms and stable Gsrrage house and priyys
improvements thereon in the square bounded bY
Baronne, Poydras, Penn and Perdido streets: measo
uring 20 feet front on each Of BarOnne and Penn
streets. by depth of 20 feet 8 inches. between
parallel lines. American measure
The improvements consist Of three. story bficb
store. with trOp front and veranda tho firs3
story, on Baronne street. occupied by Kern Il Felt,
man a. . dry goods store. and leased to them by
act passed before W. J. Castel. notary. Septem-
Der H. 1862 for fourteen years, at the rate Of 20S
per annum the buildings and improvements al
the expiration Of the lease ts revert to the pur.
chaser owner Of the lot. To be sold subject to
the conditions Of this lease.
8. THREE LOTS OF GROUND, forming the celnes
of Chippewa and Richard streets in the square
bounded by st. Thomas and Orange strsets. mum
bered from to3 inclusive, and measuring each
a depth each of Us feet, between parallel hness
4 THREE LOTS OFGROUND, with the SmpEOveD
ments thereon. in the Second District. IN the
square bounded by Front. Wells, a:rossman and
Customhouse streets being square "a, ~ lots beo
inc numbered from one to three nc!uste. measure
ing each "a feet ii inches lines front each ~
Front and Wells streets, by 10 feet in depth bes
tween parallel lines in American measure. The
improvements consist Of two story frame eheS
aud two small frame offices, the whole occupied as
a lumber yard. Lot No. forms the corner OF
Immediate vicinity OF the CustOmhouse. the depos
of the Mobile and New Orleans railroad. the sugar
sheds the bonded warehouses and the steamboat
landing. and are destined to become Of great
5. FIVE LOTS, quarter of the square. IN the
Sixth District, bounded b. Bacchus, Upperline,
Apo 10 and Robert streets, being square No. e..
numbered from 10 to e. inclusive. lot No. % form
ing the corner Of Bscchus and Robert streets,
measuring each 30 feet front by depths each of l26
feet between parallel lines, American measures
These lots ARE very Ggn and I'm .hs osao
dences, one square from the Apollo street saisp
road and two squares from 81 Charles Avenue
GROUND. with the right Of batture and future acc
cretons in front of it. bounded BY Delta Cana.
lots, numbered fromS to 8, all running through.
from Delta to Water streets, measuring each 2S
feet inches front on Delta street, about ~ feet
inches front on Water street by depths varying
from 13s feet inches front Gravisr street to l5s
feet inches lines on Canal street. The square
measuring l55 feet inches lines on Canal street.
2O9 feet inches Delta street. 3. feet In cheS
on Graver street and az fees SncheaS lines Oh
!. THAT LARGE, VALUABLE and IMPORTANT
SQUARE fer commercial use. with this right OF bae
ture and future accretons ia front OF it. bounded
by Gravier. Poydras, Delta and Water Streets
measuring 49, feet inches front on Gravier streefs
i24 feet 10 inches lines Poydrss street. 23 fees
s inches on Delta street, and 220 feet inchea .
lines Water street. subdivided into ten LOTS
numbered from ! to 10. inclusive. and measuring
and about 2, feet each front on Water street. ~
depths varying from 337 feet inches front Ol
Gravier street to ia feet ~ inches lines front
q. THE VERY VALUABLE SQUARE, bounded bp
Water Pilie Girod and NOtre Dame streets. measo
urinn 238 feet lines front ON Water street 100 fees
lines front GrOd street. 1888 feet line on Pi!is
street. and 100 feet on Notre Dame street, subdie
sded MTG ten lots sa tr es &c about ~ fes
lines front on Pale street. by each l20 feet Lines
- o THE SQUARE IMMEDIATELY IN FRONT op
THE LAST DESCRI BED, with the right of battaro
and future accretiOns in front of it, bounded by
and the extension Of Girod aud Notre Dame stresteo
measuring 237 feet II inches lines. shout each
Puie and and New streets, by 100 feet lines oss
each Eotre Dams and GirOd streets, subdividet5
into ten lots, numbered from to 10 and measuring
each % feet inches lines front on each Pile an1
TO- Tas VERY Wa f AND ELGBLY Los
GATED SQUARE OF GROUND. with the right OF
batture and future accretions, bounded by Pile
New. Notre Dame and Julia streets, measuring DO
feet inches line front Pile street, 2e3 feet
inches lines front on New street, bv 2o feet ON
| nine lots measuring each about "a feet 10 inches
! more less. front on each Pile and New Streets
/
| II. ELEVEN EQUALLY VALUABLE LOTS in tho
| adjoining square. with the right of batture and
| future aceretions In front Of the Whole of the
square bounded by Pile New, Julia and st. Joseph
streets, being about One-haf the square from Julia
| toward st. Joseph street measuring 279 feet in
| ches lines front on each Pile and New Streets
and 100 feet on Julia street and on the other aide
| line toward st. Joseph street. The lots measure
each Is feet inches lines front each Pile and
/ New streets, by 100 feet In depth.
| The squares above described in the First Diso
trict, lying between Canal and st. Joseph streets,
of batture and future accrotiOns constitute tbs,
| most valuable commercial property ever offered
Of The saSua are @
| where all the vast trade of the SOuthwe and
West is conferred and immediately contiguous to-
| the depots of Morgan's Texas the New Orleana
and Mobile, the New Orleans, Jackson and Greas
Northern and the Pontchartrain railroads.
Right of Batture.
II. ALL THE RIGHT OF BATTURE and future
| accretiOns in front of the squares bounded by
Delta and Water Streets running parallel to each
other. and POydras and Lafayette streets and
Lafsy cite and Gired streets, running parallel to-
I is made to the plan.
I Tract Of Land. Parish Of st. Bernard.
1 10. A VERY VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND in the
parish Of St. Bernard, the line Of the parish OF
Orleans. and Immediately in the rear of the United
on the He Of the
514 feet lines 526 feet inch the rear line. by
depth between parallel lines Of /. Jis feet inches
| This fine tract OF land is admirably located and
| adapted for vegetable gardens.
The Iron Building.
H. Also THE IRON BUILDING. now at the
head of Canal street, near the depot of the New
| Orleans and Mobile railroad, which measures about
"a feet by 40 feet This building is entirely Of iron
| of the most elegant and substantial construction
| can be readily removed and by its sale presents a
fine opportunity for profitable Investment.
Term, and COnditions-Ten per cent OF the
I amount Of each adjudication to be paid cash or
the spot at the moment Of adjudication, forty Do,
I cent cash the signing the acts of sale ant
the remainder in the notes Of the purchasers Il
their order, payable at six. twelve, and eight
cen months, di vided into sums to suit he vendor
bearing interest at the rate of eight per cent pe;
| annum from date 81 sale until final payment an d
| specia! mortgage and vendor privilege the moyf
gage 10 embrace the clause of five per cent for at
fees in case OF suit to any portion
1 OF the credit payments. The buildings and in
prorernents to be insured by the purchasers to- tins
sa. STAG ton of the vendor and the pOlicr or pol