New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-03
IN TIKI MATTER OF MRS. MYRA CLARK GAINES
VS.. THB CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

IN THB MATTER OF MRS. MYRA CLARK GAINES
VS.. THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
DY 3. 4. WALTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ID No. Caller court.-On THURSDAY, December
AuctioneeIs Exchange Royal street. in the CITY Of
New Orleans will be sold to the highest bidder the
Foak r"s ca o. VIZ, With
and improvements thereon in tue square bounded
by krsto. Dryades Clio and BarOnne streets,
depth of 1853 feet inches liLes. between parallel
lines. Amer'c can measure; the aos rum bered from
The improvements consis: OF a frame stable and
feed room. slated another frame building with
two rooms ana g able ca1raee house. and privy.
improvements thereon, in the square bounded nv
Baronne Poydras Penn and PerdidU streets, meas.
uring 20 feet front on each of Raronne and Penn
streets by depth Of 20 feet inches between
parallel lines, American measure.
Inc ;rom f,ont n o. brick
story, on Bsronne street. occupied by Kern 4 Fell.
man Is dry goods store. and leased to them by
act passed before W. j. Castell notary, on Septem-
Der IA. 1862 for fourteen years. the rate OF $500
per annum, the buildings and improvements at
chaser owner of the lot. To be sold subject to
the condi, ions Of this lease.
of Chippewa and Richard streets. in the square
bounded BY St. Thomas and Orange streets mum.
bered from to 3 inclusive. and measuring each
about q feet inches front on Chippewa street. BY
q depth each of leo feet, between parallel lines .
4. THREE LOTS OF GROUND. IN the Second Dis.
man and Cuetomhouse streets being square "a,
the lots being numbered from one to three incu
on each OF Front and Wells streets BY 1870 feet in
depth. between parallel lines in American measure
The Improvements s consist Of twostory frame
pied as . lumber yard. Lot No. forms the corner of
Front and Crossman streets These lots are in the
immediate vicinity OF the Customhouse, the depot
of the Mobile and New Orleans railroad the sugar
sheds, the bonded warehouses and the steamh0at
landing, and are destined to become Of great
value.
These lots are leased unit! July l. 1876, and will
he sold subject to the lease. The improvements
are to be removed by the tenant.
S. FIVE LOTS, q quarter of the square. in the
Sixth District. bounded by Bacchus, Upperline
Apo 10 and Robert + streets II being square No S.
ing the corner of Bacchus and Robert streets
measuring each 80 feet front BY depths each of l20
feet between parallel lines American measure
hese lots are very high. and from their location
and surroundings very desirable for suburban resi-.
dences, one square from the Apollo street rail.
6. THAT MOST Valuable SQUARE OF
GROUND. with the right Of batture and future &C.
water and Grs,ier streets, subdivided into eight
lots, numbered from to 8, all running through
from Delta to Water streets, measur ng each rs
inches trent on Water stre ct by deptbs xa aG1
from 1877 feet inches front on Gravier street to I55
feet inches lines on Canal street. The SQUARE
2o9 feet inches on Delta street. 1871 feet ches
on drsvier street and III feet 6 inches lines on
T. THAT LARGE, VALUABLE AND IMPORTANT
SQUARE, for commercial Use, with the right of bat
ture and future accretions In front of it, bounded
by Gravier, Poydras. Delta and Water ST. Gets.
measuring l3. feet inches front Gravier street
l24 feet ~ inches lines Poydras rect 253 tt
inches on Delta street. and 22D feet 5 inches 3
lines on Water street. subdivided into ten Lore
numbered from 20 10. inclusive. and measuring
about Is feet inches each front Delta street.
andl nh fGAf 'FRONT.'
depths varying from 49, feet inches front on
Gravier street 10 ia feet 70 inches lines front On
8. THE VERY VALUABLE SQUARE Bounded nv
Water, Pile. GirOd and Notre Dame streets meas
!ins es feet lines front Water street, l2o feet
street. and l2e feet on Notre Dame street snbd.
vded into ten iOt@ measuring each about % feet |
!" inches front on Water rect. about % feet 9 |
feet lines in depth.
3 THK SQUARE IMMEDIATELY IN FRONT OF
and future tiene in front of it, bounded by
Pile and New streets. being parallel 10 each other
and the extension OF Grod AID Notre Dame streets
measuring "a: feet IL inches lines. about on each
Pile and and New streets, by 100 feet lines on
each Notre Dame and GirOd streets, subdvided |
into ten lots, numbered from to 10 and measuring
each about % feet inches 5 zines front on each
Pile and New streets by ~ feet lines in depth
:. 1T, The VERY vALuABLE AND ELIGIBLY LO.
batture and future accreti0ns. bounded by pile
New. Notre Dame and Julia streets. measuring 223
frsAf
inches lines front New street. by l20 feat nm |
zach Notre Dame ar! Julia streets. subdivided into
nne lots measuring each about q feet 10 inches
mO.r or less. front on each Pile and New strsets
by 10 feet lines ia depth.
y. ELEVEN EQUALLY VALUABLE LOTS IN the
ad i"ining square. with tho right of batture and
future accretions in front of the Whole Of the
square bounded By Pills. New. Julia and st. Josenh
streets; beng about onehah the square from Julia
toward ~. Joseph street. measuring 219 feet in /
,hes . lines front on each Pile and New streets
and l2o feet on Julia street, ana the other eide
ZACH IS fets inches lines from. on each pile and
New streets, by i20 feet In depth. '1
me sq''ares above described IN the First Dis
ret. lylng between Canal and st, joseph streets |
lpon the immediate river front, with the right |
" Dat,Ire aud future sccretions, constitute the
most valuable commercial property ever Offered |
or sale in this city. The squares are directly in
ront % the great steamboat landing and wharves 1
s y al tn" vast trade Of the Southwest and
est IS centeTed and Immediately contiguous 10 |
he depots of Morgan's Texas the New Orleans
md Mobile. the New Orleans jackson and t;Teaf
'oStheFn and the POntcbartrain railroads.
Right of Batture.
y. ALL THE RIGHT OF BATTURE AMI futrr.
tcletlons IN front of the squares bounded nv 1
'elta and Water streets. running parallel to each
asa an doEdrss and Lafs cite streets aud
ach other, Tor measurements OF which! reference |
4 made to the plan.
N9rK-All She squares that have attached tbare. |
0 the right of batture and future accretion will |
= SOLO and conveyed subject to and with ali |
ignts privileges and other appurtenances thereto
tt3ched eS accruing to the city of Ne OrIeans |
nder the several acts of donation aud cemnro.
IN reference to the batture in front of the late
.un,ci panty No. ?, passed respectively before II.
is1peIGgne, ste notary on September 20. 1920 and
l. o. Cenae late notary, on June so 1851
II btlng understood and made condition of tba |
ae that the city of New Orleans shall at ali times
no forever have the right to establish wharves |
M landings in front Of the property to be soiI
1 no conveyed. and upon the banks and shore Of
ne river Mississippi to such extent and in snch
ray and manner as the exgencies Of bu. nsss and
Gmnercs may from time to time require and
lthout being subjected to the payment n; anu
's'' 'Ape"S' OF indemnity therefor Of any Kind.
Tract ct Land. Parish OF St. Bernard.
49,. -. sE 81 VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND in the
rsanS and ediately in the rear Of the rnitea
, nnt On n I'M Cemetery !Chalmete having
ieet lines. 52s eet inch on the rear linz ,
~ oet"eeh parallel Ines of Is 36 feet incEss
Ia,.. far o,ac. or land il admirably !o..ed and