New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-25
IN THE MATTER OF MRS. MYRA CLARK GAINES
vs.. THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

OF CHALMETTE
IN THE MATTER OF MRS. MYRA CLARK GAINES
vs.. THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
DY }. -. WALTON. AUCTIONEER--OFFIcE
d No. Caller court.-On THURSDAY December
3 1874 at twelve o'clock NJ at the Merchants and
Auctioneers Exchange Royal street. in the city of
New Orleans, VIII be sold 10 the highest bidder the
f00 ER ISs or GaonSp With the
and improvements thereon, in the square bounded
by Erato Dryades, Clio and Baronne streets
depth of 159 feet inches Ii. es, between parallel
lines American measure; the lots numbered from
Is to 10, inclusive.
The improvements consist of frame stable and
feed room. slated; another frame building, with
two rooms and SABLE rar,lase house and prlvy
improvements thereon, in the square bounded by
Baronne, Poydras, Penn and Perdido streets, meas
streets by depth of 30 feet g inches between
parallel lines. Amt lean measure.
The improvements consist of IA three story brick
store with iron front and veranda the first
story, Oh Baronne street, occupied by Kern i Fell
man dry goods store. and leased to them by
Der a., 1862 fourteen years. at the OF $500
per annum, the buildings and Improvements at
the expiration OF the lease to revert to the pur-
the cOndit ions OF this lea 50.
3. THEE LOrsOF GROUND, forming the corner
of Chippewa and Richard streets, in the square
bounded By st. Thomas and Orange streets, mum.
bered from to inclusive, and measuring each
about q feet inches front on Chippewa street by
depth each of l!G feet, between parallel lines ,,
American measure.
T. THREE LOTS OF GROUND with the i'm prove
ments thereon, in the SecoLd District, in the
square bounded by Front, Wells, crossman and
Gus tcmhouse streets beng square "a the lots be-
ing numbered from one 10 three inclusive measur-
ing each "a ct II inches lines front on each of
Trout and Wells streets. by 800 feet in depth be-
tween parallel lines in American measure. The
improvements consist of a two story frame sized
aud two small frame offices, the whole occupied as
lumber yard Lot No. l forms the corner of
Front and Crossmaa streets. These lots are in the
Immediate vicinity OF the CrstOmhOuse, the depot
of the Mobile and New Orleans railroad the str.r
sheds the bonded warehouses and the steamboat
landing. and are destined to become of great
value.
S. FIVE LOTS, quarter of the square, in the
Apo 10 and Robert streets, being square No. 65
numbered from l8 to %, inclusive lot No % form
Ing the corner 81 % az ana Robert streets 'so
feet between parallel lines, American measure.
hese lots are very hish and from their location
and surroundings desirable for suburban resi-
dences, one square from the Apollo street rail-
road and two squares from s. Charles avenue.
GROUND, with the right of batture and future ac.
cretions in front OF it, bounded by Delta, Canal,
Water and Gravier streets, subdivided into eight
lots, numbered from to s, all running through
from Delta to Water streets measur ng each 26
feet inches front On Delta street about y feet
inches ~ trent on Water street by depths varying
feet inchs s lines on Canal street. The square
measuring l35 feet inches lines on Canal street,
2o9 feet inches Delta street 1877 feet ahes
on Gravier street and III feet incl es lines on
!. THAT LARGE, VALUABLE AND IMPORTANT
SQUARE for commercial use. with the right of bat
tule and future accretions in front of it, bounded
by Graver, Poydlas, Delta and Water Streets
measuring 1877 feet inches front Gravier street
24 feet 10 inches lines Poydras street 253 feet
inches on Delta street, and 22o feet inches
lines on Water street. subdivided into ten lots
numbered from / 10 10. inclusive, and measuring
ab.ut rs feet inches each front on Delta street,
and about % feet each front on Water street by
depths varying from l3. feet inches front on
Graver street TO ia feet 10 inches lines front on
PoydrRs street.
g. THE VERY VALUABLE SQUARE bounded nv
Water Pile, Grod and Notre Dame streets. meas.
nrng 2i3 feet lines front Water street, 100 feet
lines front on Girod street, 233 feet line on Pile
street, and 100 feet on NOtre Dame street subdi-
vided into ten lots, measuring each about % feet
10 inches front Water street., about % feet 9
inches . lines front on Pile street by each 1870
9. THE SQUARE IMMEDIATELY IN FRONT OF
THE LAST DESCRI bED, with the right of batture
and future accrt tsns in front Of it, bounded BY
Pile and New streets, being parallel to each other
and the extension OF Girod aud Notre Iame streets
easnring 237 feet II inches lines about on each
Pile and and New streets by 100 feet lines on
each Metre Dame and Girod streets, subdivided
into ten lots numbered from 10 10 and me Assuring
each about % feet inches lines front on each
Pile and New streets, by 1870 feet lines in depth
10 THE VERY VALUABLE AND ELiGlBLY LO-
GATED SQUARE OF GROUND. with the right of
bstture and future aceretons bounded by Pile.
New, Notre Dame and Julia streets, measuring 223
feet inches line front Pile street, 223 feet
inches lines front on New street by 100 feet on
each NOtre Dame and Julia streets eubdivided into
nine lots, measuring each about p feet 10 inches
more or less, front on each Pile and New streets
by 1870 feet lines in depth
" ELEVEN EQUALLY VALUABLE LOTS in the
adjoining square, with tlIs right OF batture and
square bounded by Pile, Rev Julia and st. Joseph
streets, being about Oue.half the SQUARE from Ja
toward st. Joseph street, measuring 27s feet in
CHEESE lines front On each Pile and New streets
and 100 feet on Julia street, and on the other side
line toward st. Joseph street. The lots measure
each rs feet inches lines front on each Pile and
New streets. by 10 feet in depth.
The squares above described in the First Y,is
trict. lying between Canal aud ST. Jcsoph streets
upon the immediate river front, with the right
OF batture and future accretions, constitute the
most valuable commercial property ever offered
front of the great steamboat landing and wharyes
where all the vast trade of the Southwest and
West is centered and immediately contiguous to
the depots of Morgan's Texas. the New Orleans
and Mobile, the New Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northern aud the Pontchartrain railroads.
Right Of Nature.
H. ALL THE RIGHT OF BATTURE and future
accretions in front OF the squares bounded by
other. and Poydras and Lafayette streets and
Lafay cite and Girod streets, running parallel TO
each 0ther, fer measurements OF which reference
Is made to the plan.
Tract Of land. Parish 81 st. BERNARD.
ID. VERY VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND in the
parish of st. BERNARD the line of the parish OF
Orleans, and imu ediately in the of the United
States Military Cemetery (Cham4tte), having a
front on the line OF the Mexican Gulf railroad Of
5l4 feet lines SIG feet inch the line, by
depth between parallel lines OF Is, 346 feet hes
This fine tract Of land 10 admirably located and
adapted for vegetable gardens.
THE from Building.
H. ALSO THE IRON BUILDING, now q. tho
head of Canal street, near the depot of til. sew
Orleans and Mobile railroad, which measures about
81 feet by - feet This building is entirely Of IRON
of the most elegant and substantial coDetructio
be readily removed, and by its sale pre- s.nts
fine opportunity for profitable investment.
Terms and Conditions Ten per cent 90 ,bs
amount OF each adjudication to be pai. cash on
cent cash upon .he signing the arts 81 49, p'l
the remainder in che notes Of the pt.rch..s.rs 10
their own order payable at six 1--WE We, AID 80 w.
cen months divided into sums 20 sui. .he vendor.
,r vs. at the rate ~ eish: per cont pc,
ahhiin srosn date OF sale until tn.l osyAnnnt n.,
special mort gage and vendors privilege In. .1Grt
ga9e 70 embrace The clause OF five per cen, for at
~ 10y ices IN case OF suit - recover ar. sorio,
Vi tHe efscas payments The bu0Dps and inn
p"ements to BE- insured by the Purchasers 10 , he
cies transferred S''' " S''"
sc's OF sale before Andrew Te,o Jr, c..y.ots,y