New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-28
THE IRON BUILDING AT THE READ or CANAL
STREET.
ALARGR AND VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND ON
THE MEXICAN GULF RAILROAD IN REAR
OF CHALMETTE.
IN THE MATTER OF MRS. MYRA CLARK GAINES
vs.. THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
NV. n. WALTON. aucr,oSEEr-orr,c

- No, } RSIJAY. Deco N hpr
g. 1874. at twelve o'clock NJ. a: the Merchants and
.Auctioneers Exchange Royal street. in the CITY o,
New orleans. will oe sold 10 the highest bidder the
following deserted property. viz
/. FOUR LOTS or GROUND. with the bu'dings
and improvements thereon. in the square bounded
by Erato. Dryades. Clio and Baronne streets.
measuring each .. feet front Erato street. BY a
depth of i59 feet inches6 Lies, between parallel
lines, American measure: the lots numbered from
Is to l8. inclusive.
The Improvements consist OF q frame stable and
feed room. slated: another frame building with
two rooms and sable. carriage house. and privy.
2. ONE LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and
improvements thereon. IN the square bounded bv
Baronne, Poydras, Penn ald Perdldo streets, meas.
uring 20 fee, front on each of Baronne and Penn
streets by depth OF 80 feet incLes between
parallel lines American measure.
The Improvements consist of three story brick
store. with iron front and yerand6 the first
story, on Baronne street, occupied by Kern e. Fell.
man as a dry goods store. and leased to them by
act passed before W. J. Castell, notary on Septen.
Der a. 1869. for fourteen years, at the rate of 5000
per annum the buildings and improvements at
the expiration OF the lease TO revert to the pur.
chaser or owner of the lot. To be sold subject to
the conditions OF this lease.
5. THkEE LOTS OF 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 y tee. inches front on Chippewa street BY
depth each OF l.o feet. between parable! Zines :.
American measure.
L. THREE LOTS OF GROUND in the Second Dis.
trict in the square bounded by 'front.' Wells Gross.
man and Customhouse streets, beng .quare "a.
the lots being numbered from 10 three inclu.
Slye measuring eAcn "a FRET III inches lupa
each OF Front and Wells streets. by 100 feet in
depth. between parable! lines in American measure
The Improvements consist OF q story frame
shed and two small frame Offices the whole OccIl.
pied lumber yard. Lot No. forms the corner of
Front and CIo.sman streets These lots are in the.
Immediate vicinity OF tne Crstomhouse. the depot
of the Mobile and New Orleans railroad. the sugar
sheds, the bonded warehouses and the steamboat
landing. and are destined to become Of great
value.
These lots are leased unit! July |! 1876 and will
be sold subject to the lease. The improvements
are to be removed by the tenant.
;. FIVE LOTS. quarter OF the square. In the
Sixth District. bounded BY Bacchrs. Cpperline.
Apo 10 and Robert streets. being square No. IS,
numbered frcin "a to 90 inclusive, lot No u form.
ing the corner of Bacchus ana Roter: streets
measuring each 3" feet from. BY depths each of llO
These lots Very high. ard from their location
and surrounding. very desirable 70, suburban resi-.
Gence.. one square from 'he Apollo street rail.
6. THAT MOST VALUABLE SQUARE OF
GROUND. with the right OF batture aud future ac.
cIetions in from: o! il. bounded BY Delta Canal
Water and Gravier streets subdvided into eight
lots. numbered from 70 g. al! runnn. through
from Delta TO Water streets, measur ug each &c
feet inches front on Delta street, about ~ feet
inches front Ga Water stree; by depths VARYING
from -. feet inches front Gravier street to 5
feet 8 inch. q lines Canal street. The sor,are
measuring 1855 fee; inches lines on Canal street
2O9 feet inches Delta street. ~. feet inches
ON Gravier stree: and u. fee; inches lines on
!: THAT LARGE, VALUABLE AND IMPORTANT
SQUARE for commercial use. with the right of bat
n.
by Gravler, PoydIas, Delta and Water stleets
measuring -. feet inches front on Gravier street
1874 feet 10 inches lines Poydras street 1853 feet
inches on Delta street, and 220 feet 5 inches 3
lines on Water street subdivided into ten lots
numbered from TO 10, inclusive, and measuring
abb VI % feet inches each front on Delta street
and about q feet each front on Water street by
depths varying from 10. feet inches front on
Grayier street 20 ia feet 10 inches lines front on
g. THE VERY VALUABLE SQUARE. bounded bv
Water. Pile Girod and Notre Dame streets, meas
nrpg 238 feet lines front Water street. 2O feet
lines front on Grod street 238 feet line Pile
street. and 100 feet on NOtre Dame street subdi.
vided into ten lots measuring each about % feet
10 inches front on Water rect about % feet
inches 5 lines front on Pile street, by each 100
feet lines in depth.
THE LAST DESCRIBED, with the right of batture
and future accretisns in front of it, bounded by
Pile and New streets being parallel to each other.
and the extension OF GirOd aud Notre Dame streets
measuring 23. feet ~ inches lines about on each
Pile and and New streets, by 800 feet : lines on
each E0tre Dame and Grod streets undivided
into ten lots, numbered from to 10 and measuring
each about % fee:s inches ; lines from. on each
Pile and and New street, by l29 feet lines depth.
GATED SQUARE OF GROUND. with the right of
battuie and future accretions, bounded BY Pile
New. Notre Dame and Julia streets mea sur1np 2l,
feet inches line front on Pile street. 223 fsei
inches lines from: Sew street 6y 100 feet on
each NOtre Dame and Julia streets s,ibiivi..eI into
more or less iron. OIL each Pile and New streets
by l2o feet lines in depth.
H. ELEN EN r'sL ALLl NAHlA LOTS il the
adjoining square. with the right OF ba'tuye and
future accretions. in front of the whole ~ .ht
square bounded hs Pile New, Julia aud st. Joseph
streets, beirg about one hal! the square from Jnlia
toward -. Joseph street, neasu'in. 2f9 feet in
ches lines front on each Pile an! New streets
and s9O fee: Julia street, and the other side
line toward st. Joseph street The lots mpasur.
each % fee inches lines front Oh each Pill. aud
New streets, by 30 feet IN depth.
The squares above described in the First Dis
trict wing between Canal and ST. Joseph streets,
upon the immediate river front, with the right
OF battuIe and future accEetions constitute the
most valuable commercial property ever offered
for sale in this city. The squares are dire ctIy in
front oi the great AteainbOat landing and whSryes
where al! the vast trade OF the Son II We st and
West is conferred and immediately con. iguoue to
The depots Of MoYgan's Texas the New Orleans
and Mobile the New Orleans. Jackson and Great
Northern and the POntcAartTain railroads
Right Of Batture.