New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-17

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DY THE SUCCESSORS OF c. e. CIR
ID ARDEY CO.-Nicholas J. Hoey Auctioneer-
Office No. II Exchange place.-sATURDAY, April a.
1874 at twelve O'Clock NJ at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange, on Royal street, by virtue
of a Judgment III PARTITION rendered in the above
entitled mat ter on February "a. 1874 by the Hon.
A. L. Tiesot, Judge of the Second District Court for
the parish of Orleans, viii be sold by public aue-
tion, in order effect the partition go decreed the
following valuable rea' estate, TO Wit
l. THE LOUISIANA HoTkL, in the First District
sonare bounded bV Tchoup,touias. St. JOSEPH De-.
lord and Foucher Streets the ground IS designated
as lot A on sketch by Paul c. Boudousque, archi-
tect, annexed 70 an act before Robert J. Ker no.
tary public dated eighth March 1869, and measures
according TO said sketch about "A feet front on
Tchoupitouias street, about $50 feet rs inches on
diagonal line to DelOrd street about l22 feet
inches lines on which Delord street II has front
line towards Delord street it has measurement Of
about IS feet in depth extending across common
alley ~ feet VIDE which opens on pelord street
mon alley AID parallel TO Foucher street of
about 81 feet l inch 3 lines, and joins the
said front line on Delord street. The i'm
provements comprise all the buildings now known
and used the Louisiana Hotel. being a large
three story brick building fronting Tchoupitoulas
street, with solid granite bases and columns and
double iron veranda i'll front and a three story
brick rear building adjoining, the yards well
tagged; on the DelOrd street front is a twO-story
building, brick front, used as wash house, etc,
with rooms above; along the common alley is a
two-story building, three sides brick, with four
ter pin alleys and cOnveHiences below, and
centre hall aud two rows of bed rooms above a
large yard and This comprises the Louisi.
ana Hotel proper establishment which has
commanded and enj eyed the liberal patronage of
our Western aud river friends for almost the past
half century. Fronting the ST. Mary Market, and
the great clear space formed by the junction of
Tchoupitoulas and Annunciation streets, adjacent
% all the great depots of Northern, Southern and
Western travel, and the line OF two of our city
railroads. within ten minutes reach Of Canal street
seldom has such an opportunity offered to capital
or individual enterprise
2. THE THREE STORY BRICK BUILDING adjoin.
ing the above and known as No. III TchOupitoulas
street; measures about % feet lines front Oh
in rear by about IS feet in depth in the lower line
and about IS feet inches in depth on the upper
side line and designated OF the sketch above re-
a three story brick building with separate walls
and two story rear buildings, iron veranda front
and may be used for extension OF the Louisiana
Hotel
8. TaE THREE-STORY BRICK BUILDING, Ne
225 Tchoupitoulas street, corner of Delord street
in the same square, and designated on the sketch
above referred to as lot B. and measures about %
feet inches line front on Tchoupitoulas street,
about 10 feet two inches n rear and front the
common alley opening ON Delord street, about Sc
feet inches front on Delord street, by about IS
feet ii inches lines front the lower side line
this property forming the corner OF Ichonpitouas
shed front Was latterly known Dr.. Hyde's
drug store and no better stand tor business or
like purpose can be obtained
4. THE TWO DRY BRICK DWELLING, No. Is
Poevfarre street in the First District of this city
in the square bounded by Poey;arre, Deord An
nunciation and Foucher streets. The lot is desg.
mated py the No. A. and measures Is feet inches
6 lines front Poeyarre street by depth of ia
feet inches line on the side line next 10 Annun-
citation street, l24 feet inches the side line
next to lot No. 70, and bounded the rear BY a |
common alley feet WIDE which it has front !
of Is feet 10 inches. The house Is retired from the
street with front and side balconies and space
garden front, and from the conveniences surround
ing and ready access TO business presents a rare |
Chance to small means to secure good home so |
he ar the city centre.
All the above described property will be sold to /
the highest aud last bidder for whatever il Will |
bring, in order to effect he partition decreed.
Terms OF Sale-One-thir cash on the spot at |
the moment OF adjudication, the remainder on |
credit OF one and two years in notes o. the pur- |
chasers, divided into coupons # required bearing
interest OF eight per cent per annun from date of |
sale until final payment with the penal clause OF |
i've per cent attorneys fees il event OF suit TO
force pay ment any OF the said notes. the improve
mente to be kept fully insured and policies trans
erred 10 the holders Of the notes, the whole 10 be
secured by SPECIAL mortgage and vendors lien on
,he property sold, and purchasers TO assume pay
nent over and abeve the amounts of theiI bids of |
III taxes on said properties for the year 1873 and up
70 the day of sale.
Acts Of SALE at the expense OF the purchasers, |
sefore Marcel T. Dusses Esq, notary public.
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