New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-05

of Myra Clark Gaines We. the city of New |
Orleans, NJ. 1886, United States Circuit |
Court tor the Fifth Circuit and District of |
Louisiana, was extended and postponed |
until the fifteenth day of December, 1874;
now. therefore. in order to meet the pay
ment of said Judgment, interest and costs,
on the day agreed upon, as well as to re- |
lease from all liability the securities of the |
CITY on the appeal bond in said case, against |
whom jud gment was rendered as such.
Be it ordained, That the real estate herein |
described be sold at public auction by j. B. |
Walton, public auctiODeer OF this city, on
the third OF December, 1874, to the highest
bidder, without limit or reservation, for ten
per cent cash at the moment of adjudica-
ton. forty Der cent cash when the act of
sale is signed, and the balance in notes at
six, twelve and eighteen months. divided
into sums to suit the vendor, bearing inter-
eat at the rate of eight per cent per annum
from date of sale till final payment, and
special mortgage and vendors privilege,
with penal clause of five per cent in case OF
euit.
Be it further ordained, That the Mayor
be and he is hereby authorized and in
structed to sign on behalf Of the city be-
fore the city notary, all the acts Of sale tor
prpperty sold under this ordinance.
BE it further ordained, That the sale be
advertised in such newspapers in the city
of New Orleans and elsewhere as the Mayor
and Administrators of Finance and Public
Accounts NAV direct, and that they be au.
thOrized to procure such plans and publish
such handbills and posters as they may
deem necessary.
Be it further ordained, That the Mayor
and the Administrators of Finance and Pub
lie Accounts be and are hereby constituted
q committee, with full power to supervise
tina sale and TO make all arrangements in
relation to the same that they may con-
slider to the interest of the city-to receive
and pay into the city treasury the ten per
cent cash received at the time OF adjudica
ton by the auctioneer and the cash and
notes received from purchasers by the city
notary, and to pay over the proceeds of the
SALE or as much thereof as may be requisite
in settlement of the judgment herein re-
ferred to, with interest and costs. and the
costs and expenses of the sale, and for that
purpose to discount the notes and apply the
proceeds to the settlement
DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPERTY 10 BE SOLD.
l. -Four lots of ground, with the buildings
and improvements thereon, in the square
bounded by Erato, Dryades, Clio and Ba
rome street, measuring each y feet front
on Erato street, by a depth OF l59 teet9
inches 6 lines, between parallel lines,
American measure, the lots numbered from
Is to Is, inclusive.
The improvements consist Of frame
stable and feed room, slated; another frame
building, with two rooms and stable, car
riage house and privy.
9. One lot Of ground, with the buildings
and improvements thereon, in the square
bounded by Baronne, Poydras. Penn and
PerdidO streets, measuring ~ feet front on
each of BarOnne and Penn streets, by a
depth OF 20 feet 8 inches, between parallel
! lines, American measure.
! The improvements consist OF a three-story
brick store, with iron front and veranda on
| Grst story, on BarOnne street, occupied by
Kern l. Feliman as dry goods store and
! leased to them by act passed before w. j.
| Castell, notary, On September IA, 1869, for
fourteen years, at the rate OF s2o0 per an
mum, the buildings and Improvements at
the expiration of the lease to revert to the
purchaser or owner of the lot. To be sold
subject to the conditions Of this lease.
| g. Three lots of ground, forming the cor
ner of Chippewa and Richard streets, in
! the square bounded by ST. Thomas and
| Orange streets, numbered from l to 3 in
! elusive, and measuring each q feet inches
front on Chippewa street, by a depth, each,
of l25 feet, between parallel lines, Ameri'
| can measure.
| T. Three lots of ground. with the improve
ments thereon, in the Second District, in
the square bounded by Front, Wells, Cross
man and Customhouse streets, being square
"a. the lots being numbered from to ) in
elusive. measuring each ~ feet II inches :.
lines front on each Front and Wells streets,
by 10 feet in depth. between parallel lines,
American measure. The improvements
consist of two story frame shed and two
| small frame offices, the whole occupied as
lumber yard. Lot NO:l forms the corner
of Front and CrOssman streets. These lots
are in the immediate vicinity of the Cas-
! tomhouse. 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.
). Five lots, quarter of the square. in
the Sixth District, bounded by Bacchus,
| Upperline, Apollo and Robert streets, being
square No 60. numbered from Is to y in
elusive, lot No. % forming the corner OF
| Bacchus and Robert streets, measuring
each 80 feet front, by depths each of .l2O
feet between parallel lines, American meas
ure. These lots are very high, and from
their location and surroundings very de-
sirab!e for suburban residences one square
from the Apollo Street railroad, and two
squares from ST. Charles avenue. -
| 6. That most valuable square of ground,
with the right of batture and future accre-
tons in front oft, bounded by Delta Canal,
! Water and Gravier streets, subdivided into
eight lots, numbered from | to 8, all run
ming through from Delta to Water street.
measuring each % feet Y inches front on
Delta street. about p feet , inches front on
Water street, by depths varying from 49,
feet inches front on Gravier street, to 10
feet inches lines on Canal street. The
square measuring 49, feet inches s lines
on Canal street, 200 feet inches on Delta
street. l37 feet inches % Gravier street,
and III feet inches lines on Water street.
Z. That large, valuable and important
square for commercial use, with the right
OF batture and future accretions in front OF
it. bounded by Gravier. Poydras, Delta and
Water streets. measuring l37 feet inches
front on Gravier street, l2i feet 10 inches
lines on Poydras street, 253 feet 3 inches on
Delta street, and 900 feet ) inches 4 lines on
Water street, subdivided into ten lots,
| numbered from to 10, inclusive, and meas
uring about - feet 4 inches each front on
Delta street, and about - feet each front
on Water street, by depths varying from
! l3l feet inches front on Gravier atreet to
ia feet 10 inches lines front on Poydras
(. street
8. The very valuable square bounded by
| Water, Pile, Girod and Notre Dame streets,
measuring 2:5S feet lines front on Water
street, 100 feet lines front on Girod street,
23S feet line on Pile street, and 100 feet
on NOtre Dame street. subdivided into ten
lots, measuring each about % feet 10 inches
| front on Water street. % feet 9 inches .
lines front on Pile street, By each 10 feet