New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-16

pY NASH & HODa.-ON-w I. EopssoN
ID Auctioneer-Otice No. Carondelet street,
On SATURDAY Jan AIRY 81, 1874, at twelve O'Clock
NJ, at the st. Charles Auction Exchange IN the
basement rotui da Of the st. Charles Hotel, in
this city. by virtue aud in pursuance Of order
and Judgment Of the Hon. A. L. TissOt, judge OF
the Second Dstri C~urt for the parish OF Orleans
rendered November Is, 1873. and signed Decem ber
1873 docket NJ. 36 1872 in the matter of the
succession OF William G. Lee, dec+as-d for a par
t.iion at publieauctrn will be sold, rhe ollowiug
desc ribed valuable properties, situated In the
Fourth District
PROPERTY CORvER OF PLEASANT AND CHEST.
MT STREETS.
I. THREE VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND to.
gether with the buildings and innrovements
thereon, situated in The Fourth District OF this
citv in the square bouns.d by Pie SAINT, Harulouy
or Ninth, Chestnut and Coliseum Plaquenne
streets, which az join each other, are design ated
IS Nos. l, and and measure ca "a feet front
on Chestnut street, BY depth of l3 tset inches
lines, all between parallel lines. American meas
IRE lot No. fpi ming he corner OF Chestnut and
Pi-asa't streets The improvements consist OF
one two-story frame residence and q one story
frame cottage, known as No III and l79 Pleasant
street, built across the poI ton of said lots
and both fronting on Pleasant street. with out
Z TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, together
with he buildings and imp oyements thereon,
situated in the district and square, aud nd
tolning the property last above described. which
are de signatrd ss NOs and 5. adjoin each other,
and measure each "a t.t fro on Chestnut street,
parallel lines, American measure, tho whole &C.
cor6ng to plan by l.. Fl. Pile. SURVEY or. dated
January TO- 1874. The improvements consist Of q
double Jenemen + two story brick residence sat.
rouf with all necessary back buildings Outhouses.
CT terms etc. and known a. Nos. 2oo aud 2J1 Chest
nut street
PROPERTY CORNER or HARMONY AND Coils
EUM STREETS
= ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, together
with til. buildings and improvements Thereon.
situated in the Fourth Dis Iict of this city in the
square bounded by Eighth Harmony. Coliseum and
PRIV tania sttes designated as No 10 which meas
O
depth of feet such between parallel lines. The
impro vemeDts CONSIST Of one story fame cottage
house, with bat build nss cisteIn etc. known i.s
4 ONh vALU ABLE LOT OF GROUND, together
with the buildings and improvements thereon.
situated in the s-ms district and square a. the
~ y.erty last above rpscribed designated as No.
e. which atons lot No. Is. and measures 30 feet
front on Coliseum street, by depth Of 100 feet
consist Of two stO'y frame residence, with all
necessary backhuiltings, cistern. etc. known as
S. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND ia the
same district and square the two prope rites
lsst above d. ecrbed, designated "a No. II which
aAioins lot No. is. and measures Il feet inches
4 lines front Coliseum street--2o feet inches >
hines in width IN the rear, by depth of 100 feet
S inch uu the side adjoining lot No. Is and lOl
feet lines On Harmony street forming the cor
ner OF Harmony and Coliseum streets. This lot IS
vacant
with the buildings and improvements thereon,
situated in the same district and square as the
property last above described designated ae No 10,
which adjoins the above lots in their rear, and
measures "a feet inches 6 lines front Harmony
street. "a feet in width in the rear. by depth OF
81 feet inches lines the side line to lots
Nos IS rs and II, and - feet inches hines the
other side line next to PrytaDia street, all more
less. The Improvements consist of frame cottage
Residence with outbudngs, cistern etc. aud is
known as No. pc Harmony street.
The above four last described properties are all
American measure as per plan of Louis H. Pile,
sur eyor, dated January 10, 1874.
Terms and ConditiOns-One third cash on the
spot in United States treat ury notes. and the bal
ance IN equal payments at one and two years, with
eight per cent interest and special mortgage.
with vendors privilege from date till paid.
tho mortgage to embrace the clause of
five per cent for attorneys fees in case
OF suit, the improvements to be kept in
sured for an amount sufficient to cover the de
ferred payments and the policies transferrs TO
the holders of the dit notes isaid notes to be
divided into coupons, may hast suit the part les
interest), the several purchasers to assume the
taxes for he 1873 over and above their bids,
on TIE prope rites bought by them respectively.
Acts of sal. before John F. Cofev. notary, at the