The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-25

DY J. B WALTON, Auctioneer-O Office No. 8
ID Caller Court-On THURSDAY, December 3,
1874, at IL oc'ock NJ, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street, in the city
Of New Orleans, will be sold to the highest bid
der, the following described property, viz
l. FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, with the build
inSs and Improvements thereon, in the square
bounded by Erate, Dryades, Clio and Baronne
streets, measuring each u feet front on Erato
street, by a depth Of l59 feet inches lines,
between parallel lines, American measure, the
lots numbered from Is to IL inclusive.
The impr' vements consist OF a frame stable
and feed room, slated; another frame building,
with two rooms and stable, carriage house and
privy.
2. ONE LOT OF GROUND, with the build
ings and improvements thereon, in the square
bounded by Baronne, Poydras, Penn and Perdido
streets, measuring 20 feet front on each Baronne
and Penn street, by a depth OF 70 feet inches,
between parallel lines, American measure.
brick store, with iron front and verandah on the
frs story, on Baronne street, occupied by Kern
Il Fellman as dry goods store, and leased to
them by act passed before w. j. Castell, notary,
on September IL, 1869, for fourteen years. at the
rate OF 5000 per annum, the buildings and i'm
provements at the expiration Of the lease to re-
vert to the purchaser or owner of the lot. To be
sold subject to the conditions of this le'se.
3. THREE LOTS OF GROUND, forming the
corner Of Chippewa and Richard streets. in the
streets, numbered from l to 8 inclu i've, and
measuring each about p feet inches front on
Chippewa street, by depth each of 120 feet, be-
tween parallel lines, American measure.
4. THREE LOTS OF GROUND, with the i'm
provemens thereon in the Second District, in
the square bounde d by Front, Wells, CrOssman
and Customhouss streets, being square A, the
lots being numbe red from to inclusive, meas
uring each "a feet II inches and lines front on
each of Front and Wells streets, by 12O feet in
bot,v ya11a1 1inaa in American M
ure. The improvements consist OF a twO-stOry
frame shed and TWO small frame offices, the whole
occupied as lumber yard. Lot No. forms the
corner OF Front and Crossman streets. These
House, the Depot of the Mobile and New Orleans
Railroad, the sugar sheds, the bonded ware
houses and tho steamboat landing, and are des
tined to become of great value.
5. FIVE LOIS, quarter Of the square, in the
Sixth District, bounced by Bacchus. Upperline,
numbered from IS to % inclusive, lot No. ~
forming the corner of sBacchus and Robert
streets, me Asuring each 80 feet front by depths
each Of 120 feet between parallel lines, American
measure. These lots are very high and from
their location and surroundings very desirable
fer suburban residences; one square from the
Apollo street railroad, and two squares from st.
Charles Avenue.
6. THAT MOTT VALUABLE SQUARE OF
GROUND, with the right OF batture and future
accretions in front of it, bounded by Delta, Canal,
Water and Gravier streets, subdivided into eight
lots, numbered from l to 8, all running through
from Delta to Water street, measuring each 26
feet inches front on Delta street, about % feet
inches from. On Water street, by depths varying
from 1877 feet in ;hes front on Gravier street TO
155 feet inches lines on Canal street. The
square measuring l55 feet inches lines on
Canal street, 169 feet inches Delta street. 1877
feet inches on Graviel street and III feet
inches lines on Water.street.
Z. THAT LARGE, VALUABI E AND 1MPOR-
tant Square for commercial use, with the right OF
batture and future accretlOns in front OF 1t,
bounded by Gravier. PoyGras, Delta and Water
streets, measuring 1877 feet 8 inches front on
Gravier street, 1914 feet 10 inches lines on Poy-
dras street. 253 feet 6inches on Delta street, and
800 feet inches 3 lines on Water street, subdi
vided into ten lots, numbered from to 10, inclu-
sive, and measuring about Is feet inches each
front on Delta street, and about ~ feet each on
Water street, by depths varying from 1877 feet
inches front Gravier street to 124 feet 10 inches
Z lines front on Poydras street
8. THE VERY VALUABLE SQUARE, bounded
by Water, Pine, Girod and Notre Dame streets,
measuring 23S feet 6 lines front on Water street,
12O feet lines front on Girod street, 238 feet l
line on Pill street, and 120 feet on Notre Dame
street. subdlvided into ten lots, measuring each
about % feet 10 inches front on Water street,
about o feet inches lines front on Pile street,
by each 120 feet ines in depth.
9. TIE SQUARE IMMEDIATELY IN FRONT
OF . HE LAST DESC RIBBED, with the right Of
batture and future accretlons in front OF 1t,
bounded by Pile and New streets, being paral-
lei to each other, and the extension of GirOd and
Notre Dame streets measuring 237 feet IL inches
6 lines, about. OH each Pill and New streets, by
1870 feet 2 lines on each Notre Dame and Girod
streets, subdivided into ten lots, numbered from
l to 10 and measuring each about % feet inches
lines front on each Pile and New streets, by 12O
feet lines in depth.
10. THE VERT VALUABLE AND ELIGIBLY
located Square of Ground, with the right of
batture and future accretions, bounded by Pile,
New. NotIe Dame and Julia streets, measuring
223 feet inches line front on Pile street, 223
feet inches lines front on New street, by 12O
feet on each Notre Dame and Julia streets,
subdivided into nine lots, measuring each about
"a feet 10 inches, more or less, front each on
Pile and ew streets by 120 feet lines in depth,
II. ELEVEN EQUALLY VALUABLE LOTS
in the adjoining square, with the right OF bat
ture and future accretions, in front of the whole
of the square bounded by Pile, New, Julia and
st. Joseph streets, being about one-haf the
square from Julia toward st. Joseph street.
me surfing 279 feet inches lines front on each
Pile and New Streets and 100 feet on Julia
street, and on the other side line toward st.
Joseph street. The lots measure each % feet )
inches lines front Oh each Pile and New
streets. by 100 feet in depth.
The squares above described in the First Dis
trict lying between Canal and st. Joseph streets,
upon the immediate river front, with the right
OF b'tture and future accretiOns, constitute the
most valuable commercial property ever offered
Tor sale in this city. The squares are directly in
front OF the great steamboat landing and wharves
where all the vast trade of the Southwest and
West is conferred, and Immediately contiguous to
the depots OF Morgans Texas, the New Orleans
and Mobile, the New Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northern, and the Pontchartrain Railroads.
RIGHT OF BATTURE.
II. ALL THE RIGHT OF BATTURE and
future accretions in front of the squares bound
ed by Delta and Water streets, running parallel
to each o, her, and Poydras and Lafayette streets
and LAFAYETTE and Girod streets, running paral-
lei to each other, for measurements Of which re-
ference is made to he plan.
TRACT OF LAND, PARISH OF ST. BER-
10. AVERY VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
in the parish Of st. Bernard near the line of the
parish OF Orleans, and Immediately in the rear
Of the United States Military Cemetery (Chal.
mette) having front on the line Of the Mexican
Gulf Railroad Of 514 feet 4 lines. 526 feet / inch
mn the rear line by deuth betweAn m yalIol limos