New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-29

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By the Successors of c. E. Girardey &
Co.. AuctiOneers..
NICHOLAS ]. HOEY, AUCTIONEER.
Office No. II Exchange place
THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1874, AT
l. twelve O'Clock NJ, at Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange Royal street between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, by virtue of order of til,
| Hon. A. L. Tssot judge of the Second Dstric
Court for the parish of Orleans dated February %
| 1874 and rendered in the above entitled matter
will be sold by public auction the following choice
rea! estate, to wit
Second District Property.
l. THE LOT OF GROUND with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, in the square bounded
by Canal, CustOmhouse, Basin and Franklin
streets measuring about 80 feet IL inches 'front.'
l27 feet l0a inches deep and front on Custom 81
street, the said property forming the corner OF
Basin, Customhouse and Franklin streets. The
improvements comprise, on the corner Of Basin
and CUstnmhouse streets. double two.s.Ory and
attic frame house, with kitchens etc., ard ON the
corner of CustOmhOuse and Franklin streets a
double two story frame house with two.story
kitchens, ETC. With proper attention secure and
prompt tenants at highly remunerative rates can
Third District Property.
2. THE UNDIVIDED TWO-THERDS INTEREST
and ownership IN ana to square of ground, des
gnaied by the No. 50, and bounded by Louisa
Pety Force and Virtue streets, containing twenty.
four OTIS, numbered from to "a incluSively.
8. The LOT OF GROUND, with all the building
and Improvements thereon, in the square bounded
by Enghein, Craps or Burgundy, Port and Love
streets, designated as lot No I, and measuring %
feet : inches lines front on said Craps or Bur.
gundy street. by 100 feet in depth and front on
double one-story frame house, with kitchens, etc.
Fourth District Property.
4: THAT CHOICE SQUARE OF GROUND. known
and Toedans streets, subdivided into six teen lots
numbered from one to sixteen inciusively. This
is situated opposite the great central depot
OF the st. Charles Street Railroad Company, well
fenced and under cultivation. and is on all sides
surrounded by first class improvements and will
be sold in lots to suit purchasers as per plan to be
Sixth District Property.
5. THE UNDIVIDED HALF of the square Of
ground bounded by Cadiz. vaence st. David and
st. Patrick streets designated square No. %, of
u1 The USpIIbED HALF of the four lots Nos
II, IL, IS and "A, in the square bounded by Napo'
leon avenue, jena, Levee and Water streets, Nos
Il and 10 adion and form the corner of Levee or
Tehonpitop1as street and Napoleon avenue; and
Nos. ID and IA adj0n in the rear and front NapO
leon avenue; ana the undivided half of
:. THE THREE LOTS OF GROUND, in the same
square, designated by the Nos Is, Il and 10; lot
No. IS forms the corner of Water street and Napo
leon avenue, and Nos. II and l3 adjOiu each other
and front en- Water street.
Greenville Property.
8. THAT CHOICE, WELL IMPROVED SQUARE
OF GROUND, designated as No. 81, bounded by st.
Cha,ies avenue, Broadway, Chestnut and Carroll
ton streets, and measures about 24l feet inches
lines front on st. Charles avenue about 543 feet
inches lines front on Broadway, about 522 feet
inches lines in front on Chestnut street. and
about 240 feet front on CarrOltOn street, and may
be subdivided into thrty-fOGr large lots. The i'm.
prOveme nts comprise substantial iron fence with
brick and granite bases front on st. Charles ave-
nue., and solid high fences on the opposite sides,
gasghts in front and on side; the square is beauti
fully laid out garden and orchard plot, having
about 800 fine orange trees In grove rows, one half
bearing now, the remainder productive within two
years also five large pecan trees
This splendid square Is the most attractive site
St Charles avenue for one or more fine resi-
dences or for any institutions it faces Immediately
the beautiful grounds and buildings OF the DOmini
can Convent, is nearly opposite the Leland Univer.
sity, and adioins the charming homestead of the
9. THE SQUARE OF GROUND No. 81, bounded
by Chestnut, Walnut, CarrOlltOn and Felicia
streets sub-dvided into twenty lots and measllr-
and Felicia streets. and about 800 feet Chestnut
and Walnut streets This square is the next TO ST.
Charles avenue and in rear of the homestead. is
we'll fenced, has large stables, feed rooms. cistern
ETC. the open space being used as grazing ground
10. THE SQUARE OF GROUND, No. IS, bounded
by Pine Lowerline Felicia and Louisa streets sub
about 800 feet on Pine and LOwerline streets, and
about $40 feet on Felicia and Louisa streets. This
square IS fine, high ground, well fenced, and has
been cultivated and is Immediately in the rear of
the fine residences of Messrs. Bush and GOgreve.
H. THE SQUARE OF GROUND. No. 81, bounded
by Broadway, Chestnut; Louisa and Anne streets
subdivided into twenty lots and measuring altogeth
er about 800 feet front on Broadway and Chestnut
streets. bv about 2io feet on Louisa and Anne
streets. This square adjOins the homestead prop.
erty and fronts the fine residence OF Mr.. Gogreve,
is well fenced and has been cultivated, and has
about 43 good bearing and about So younger choice
orange trees; Is called the pond lot and mas vii.
'' Il. THE TsE SQUARE 81 GRouSD no. a. bounded by
Broadway, Chestnut Esther and Anne streets, sub
divided into twenty lots and measuring altogether
about 800 feet front on Broadway and Chestnut
streets by about 240 feet on Esther ard Anne
streets very high square, under good fence,
and has been cultivated.
IS. THE SQUARE OF GROUND No. 4a. bounded
BY Chestnut, Walnut, Anne and Esther streets,
subdvded into twenty lots, and measuring alto
gether about 800 feet on Chestnut and Walnut
streets, by about 2i0 feet On Anne and Esther
streets choice high ground. we'll fenced, has been
cultivated in corn, and adjOins the property now
or lately of G!endy Burke.
IA. THE SQUARE OF GROUND No. A. bounded
by Broadway, Chestnut Esther and Wall streets
subdvided into twenty lots aud measuring alto
gether about 800 feet front Broadway and Chest.
nut streets. by about 240 feet on Esther and Wall
streets This is a fine high square, under good
fence, and has been well cultivated; the situa-
tion is excellent, fronting on Broadway and fac.
ing the residence and beautiful grounds of O. H.
Karstendiek, Esq; will be sold in lots to suit pur
chasers
IS TEN LOTS OF GROUND, in square No. 81.
bounded by Broadway, Chestnut, Oliver and Wall
streets designated as lots Nos. S, = g. 10 H. i2
10 and Is, on the original plan, and having fronts
on each of said streets, and all well fenced
Terms of Sale.
ONE.FOURTH CASH ON the spot and the bal
ance payable in ONE, TWO, THREE AND FOUR
YEARS CREDIT from the date Of sale, in equal
;nstallments, by notes of the purchasers bearing
interest OF
ONLY SIX PER CENT PER ANNUM,
from date of sale to maturity, and if not then paid
eight per cent per aanum thereafter until final
payment, with the penal clause of five per cent
attorneys fees in event of suit to enforce the col
lection of said notes or any either of Them the
property improved to be kept insured and policies
transferred to the holders of the notes. The WI ole
to be secured by special mortgage and vendors
lien on the property sold and the purchasers to
sumo payment, over and above the amounts of
their bids, Of all the taxes for the current year,
payable in 1875.
Acts of sale, at the expense of the purchasers
before Marcel 7. Ducros, Esq, notary public.
mills 81 20 ap+ II Is
FARM PROPERTY ON THE METAIRIE ROAD AT
AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF SARAH HALL, DECEASED WIFE
OF RAYMOND DE-LA-CRUz.
Parish Court of the Parish of Jefferson, State OF