The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-30
At the Canal street Entrance TO the Gus,
tom House.

At the Canal street Entrance to the CuSs
| tom House.
DY THE UNITED STATES MARSHAL.
ID On SATURDAY., May 80. 1874. Il II O'Clock. NJ,
will be sold the highest bidders the following d.
i. FOUR tors OF GROUND. with tho buildings
and improvements thereon. in the square bounded By
Erato Dryades. Clio and Baronne streets, measuring
each ~ FEET front on Era.o street. by depth of 15S
feet inches lines. between paral 81 lines American
neasure the lots numbered from Is to 10 inclusive.
| The improvements consist Of . frame stable and
feedroom slated; another frame building. with two
| Q. ONE LOT F GROUND, with the buildings and
improvements thereon, In the square bounded BY b.
rome. Poydras. Penn and PerdidO Streets measuring
20 feet front each BarOnne and Penn streets, by
depth Of 70 feet inches, between parallel lines,
| American measure.
The improvements consist Of t,ree story brick
store with iron front and veranda on frst story, on
Baronne street, occupied by Kern Fellman a. dry
goods and leased to them by act passed before
W. j. Casel, notary. September IA. 1859, for four
years. at the rate of $500 per annum the build
ings and improvements at the expiration Of the lease
to revert to the purchaser Of tho lot To be-
sold subject to the conditions Of this lease
8. THREE LOTS OF GROUND. forming the cor
ner of Chippewa and Richard streets. in the square
bounded by st. Thomas and Orange streets, num-
| bered from to inclusive. and measuring each ~
feet inches front Chippewa street. by depth
each of l25 feet. between parallel lines. American
l. THREE LOTS OF GROUND. With the improve
ments thereon. in the Second District In the square
CU0tO0~
house streets. bing square "a. the lots being num-
bered from to inclusive. measuring each ~ feet IL
inches lines front on each Front and Wsas streets,
by 100 feet in depth. between parallel lines American
measure. The improvements consist Of . tWostolR
frame shed, and two small frame ofAces the whole
occupied lumber yard; lot No. frms the corner
of Front aud Crossman streets These lots are in the
immediate vicinity of the Custom House. the depot Of
the Mobile and New Orleans Railroad tbs sugar Sheds
the bonded warehouses and the steamboat landing.
and are destined to become of great value.
s. FIVE LOTS, quarter Of the square, in the Sixth
bauy sauare No Ks 'ro
10 to 20 inclus lot No. %, forming the OF
Bacchus and Robert Streets measuring each 80 'front.'
by depths each of 120 feet between parallel lines,
American measure These lots very high, and
from their location and surroundings very desirable
for suburban re idences on square ON the Apollo
street railroad, and two squares from st. Charles
Avenue.
g. THAT MOST VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND,
front of it, bounded by Delta Canal. Water and Gre
vier streets, undivided into eight lots. numbered
from to g. ali running through from Delta to watsr
about % feet inches front Water street BY
depths varying from lat feet inches GravieF
street. t. 1865 feet inches lin 9 on Canal street.
The square surfing 1855 feet 8 inches lines on Ca
nal street. 2O9 feet inches Delta street, 1877 feet
inches Gravier street, and lit feet inches lines
on Water street.
7. THAT LARGE, VALUABLE AND IMPORTANT
SQUARE FOR COMMERCIAL USE with the right
OF batture and future accretions of IT, bounded
by Gravier Poydras Delta and Water Streets meagnr-
ing 1877 feet inches front on Gravier street. 12A
feet 10 inches lines on Poydras street 263 feet
inches ON Delta street. and 30 feet inches tines on
Water street. subdvided into ten lo,s numb red from
to 10. inclusive, and measuring about Is feet
inches each front Delta street and about 70 feet each
front on waer street. by depths varying from 1877 feet
inches front Gravier street to Ia feet 10 inches
lines front on Pc! dras ST. eet
g. THE VERY VALUABLE SQUARE bounded by
Water, Pile, Grod and Notre Dame streets. meas
uring 1888 feet lines front Water street. 100 feet
lines Girod street, 2B8 feet line Pile
street and 100 feet on Norre Dame street subdvded
into lots measuring each about % feet 10 inches
front on Water street. % feet inches lines front on
Pile street, by each l2O feet lines in depth.
9. THE SQUARE IMMEDI TELY IN FRONT OF
THE LAST DIES, RIBBED, with the right Of batsura
and future accreons in front OF it, bounded by Pile
and New streets being parallel other and the
extension of Girod and N tire Dame Streets meas
uring 237 feet IL inches lines about tach Pile
and New streets, by 100 feet lines on each Notre
Dame and Girod streets, subdvided into ten lots,
numbered from to 10, and measuring each % feet
ncnes lines front each Pile and Now streets by
10. THE VERY VALUABI r AND ELIGIBLY 10.
GATED SQUARE OF OR UND, with the right o1
batture and future accretons bounded by Pile New
Notre Dame and Julia streets, measuring 223 feet
inches ine front Pile street, 223 iest inches
line front on New street, by 100 feet on each Notro
Dame and Julia streets, subdivided into nine lots,
measuring each about "a feet 10 inches front each
Pile New streets, by 100 feet lines in depth.
II. ELEVEN EQUALLY VALUABLE LOIS in tho
adjoining square, with the right of bature and future
accretons front Of the whole of the square bound
ed by Pile, New, Julia and St Joseph stieets being
about one-haf the square from ia Ia toward ct.
Joseph street, measuring 279 feet inches linee
front on each Pile and New streets, and 100 feet on
Julia street, and the other side line toward st.
Joseph street. The lots measure each Is fee inches
lines trout on each Pile aud New streets. by 100
feet IN depth.
The squares above described in the First District
lying between Canal and st. Joseph Streets upon tho
immediate river front, with the right Of b ture and
future accretions constitute the most valuable
mercisl property offered for sale In this city.
The squares directly in front of the great steam.
boat andDg and wharves where all the vast trade of
the Southwest and West Is conferred. and mmedately
contiguous to the depots of Mo CAMS Texas, the New
Orleans and Mobile, the New Orleans, Jackson and
Great Northern. and the Pontchartrain railroads.
Right Of Batture.
-. ALL THE RIGHT OF BATTURE and future
accretions in front of tho squares bounded by Delta
and Water streets running para e to each other and
streets running parallel to each other for measure.
ments Of viii h reference is made to the plan.
Tract of Land, Parish OF St. Bernard.
IL. A VERY VAL UABLE TRACT OF LAND In
the parish Of st. Bernard, the line OF tho parish
Orleans and immediately in the rear Of the United
states Military Cemetery (Chslmette), having . front
on the line Of the Mexican Gulf Railroad Of 54 feet
lines 536 feet the rear iiue by depth, between
parallel lines of 546 feet inches, his fne trac.
Of land admirably located and adapted for vegetable
and market gardens.
The Iron Building.
IA. ALSO THE IRON BUILDING, now at bead Of
Canal st. eet, the depot Of the New Orleans and
Mobile Railroad, which measures about "a feet by A
elegant and substantial construction be readily
removed. and by its sale presents fine opportunity
for profitable investment.
Terms and Conditons-Cash on ths spo. IL United
States currency. my28t I'd
IOHN'S REsTAyRA Mt
Nos. 16 and Is Bourbon Street,
By JOHN STKENNa.