New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-24
IN THE NATTER OF MRS. MyRA CLARK GAINES
vs.. THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

! vs.. lEH Cll1 OF NEW ORLEANS
| RY y. WALTON, AUCTIoNEER-OFp1cE
B. 1874, d. Twelve O'Clock NJ. AT the MI chants and
Auctionetis Exchange ROYAL street in the civ nf
NEW lras, WI be sold to the highest bidder the
| 1. FOUR boss or GROCND. with the bp;,5ir,,,
! and improvements thereon in The square bounded
by Er.io DrIdues Clio ard B,rolne streets
mea- uring each = feet front ~, Ersto atrsar hr
depth of ls9 feet l'chcs lies between nars1
| Is to l3, inclusive. AAouA
the improvements consist of . frame stable md
iecd ROOM suited another frauie building, with
?. ONE LOT OF GROU.D With the hnidipprs s y.
imDrovements thereon, in he square bounded hv
Baronne Poydras, Penn and Periido streets meas
urins 20 FEET front on each of Baronno and Penn
| streets, by depth of 20 feet 9 inches Letwe.,,
par tel lines. American measure.
The improvements consist of a tbree.storv br;.b
store, with iron front and veranda on the fret
story on Baronne street occupied by Keru l. Ftil.
act passed before W. J. Castell notary on Santau
Der H. 1869, Tor fourteen years. at the rate Of Is 200
per annum, the buildings aud improvements AT
The expiration of the lease TO revert TO the nur
chaser or owner of the lot To be sold subject TO
the cOndiiO OF this lease. "
,. THEE LOTS OF GROUND, forming the corner
Of Chippewa and Richard Streets in the SQUARE
bounded BY ST.. Thomas and Orange streets, NUN.
bered from to inclusive, and measuring each
about II feet inches front Chippewa 1T rect nv
depth each OF l.U teet. between parallel lines
4. ThREE LOTS OF GRoCND, witt, the ,mnrove.
meDfs thereon. in the Second District il, th.,
hHuare bounded by Trout. Wells. .:rossman and
CustolnlicUsr streets being square "a th, Iots no.
ing numbered from one 70 three inclusive m.asnr
III: each "a ftet IL inches lines front on eat Of
Front and ellis streets, by l20 S'et in deDth l..
tween parallel lines III American m,asu,r ~.
improvements conss: of two story frame shed
aud TWO small Thine Offices the whole occupied as
Front and Crossnan streets These lots are in the
i III vicinity OF the csomlonse, the depot
sheds, the bonded warehouses and thu, steamhoat
landing. and are destined to become OF great
value.
5. FIVE LOTS, a quarter of tina .ona,e IN ,b.
sixth District. bounded by Bacchrs Upper;ine
Apo 10 and kohert streets. being square No. IS.
ing the corner of Bacchus and Robert streets.
measuring each 50 feet front by deg, his each O; 10
feet between parallel lines, American measure.
and surroundings desirable for suburban resi-.
dences. one square from, rho Apollo street rail.
6. THAT MOST VALUABLE SQUARE OF
GROUND. with the right of hatture and future ac.
crctions in from; OF it. bounded by Delta CansI.
Water ard GraTler streets. sIblivided into eight
lots. numbered from I" 3, al Iunnin. THROUGH
from Delta 10 Water streets. measur. ng each 26
inches frolt on Water street by depths VARYING
from ID. feet inches FROM Grayier street TO IS
feet inches . lines on Canal street. The square
2o3 feet inches on Delta street 49, feet in ches
on Gravier street and III feet inches lines on |
!. THAT LARGE, VALUABLE AND IMPORTANT
sQUARh for commercial USE with the right OF bat.
ture and future accretiors front of it. bounded
lay Graver Pcydras Delta and Water streets
ing l31 feet inches front rayier street
24 feet 10 inches lines Poydras street 2j3 feet
inches on Delta street and 220 ieet inches
lines on Wafer street, subdiv ded into ten lots
Numbered from 30 10. inclusive, and me asuring
alb ut % feet inches each front Delta street.
and about % feet each front or Water street, by
depths varying from l57 teet inches front on !
Grayer street 10 I feet 10 inches lives front on
8. THE VERY VALUABLE SQUARE. bounded Nv
Water: Pile. Girod and Notre Daiue streets, meas.
lines front Girod street, 2}8 feet line on Pill,
street. and l20 feet on Notre Dame street, subdi-
xided into ten lots measuring each about % feet
inches S lines front on Pile street. By each 100
feet lines in depth.
THE LAST DESCRIBED, with the right OF battnrr
and future accretions in front OF it. bounded by
Pile and New streets ne:ns parallel to each other.
measuring %. feet IL inches lines about. on each
Pile and and New streets. by 100 fee: lines on
each Notre Dam. and Girod streets. subdlyided
into ten lots. numbered from to 10 aud measuring
each about % feet inches lines front OF, each
Pe and Ss rss Streets by l2g feet lines in depth.
GATED SQUARE OF GROUND. with the right of
bAttuIe and future accretio.s. bounded by Pile,
New. NOtre Dame and Julia streets. measuring 223
feet inches line front Oh Pile street. 223 feet
inches lines front New street. b, 1870 feet on
each Notre Dame and Julia street,. Undivided into
sne lots. measuring each about "a feet 10 inches
more or less front on each Pile and New streets
by 100 feet su.s in depth.
. II. ELEVEN EQUALLY VALUABLE LOTS in the
adjoining square. with the right OF Latt.re and
future accr.'ions, in front of the whole Of the
square bounded by Pile. New. Julia and st. Jose pl
streets. beng about onehals the from Julia
toward ST. Joseph street, measuring 21s feet in.
ehes lives front on each Pile. and New streets,
line coward 81. Josep'! street. The lots measure
each Is feet inches lines front on each Pile md
New streets. by no feet In depth.
The squares above described In the FIRST Ola
trct. lying between Canal and 81. Joseph streets
upon the immediate river front. with the right
OF baitnre and future accretions. cops.it,te fhn
most valuable commercial property ever offered |
for sale in this city. The squares are directly in
front of the great steamboat landing and wharyes |
Where all the vast trade Of tho SOus hives, and
est Is centeied and immediately contj.u0u TO
the depo;s Of M"rsan's Texas. the New Orleans I
and Mobile. the New Orleans, jackson and Great
northern and the POntcaa1train railroads.
Right Of Batture.
II. ALL THE RIGHT OF BATTURH and future
accretions ia front Of the squares bounded by
Delta and Waief streets, cunning parallel to each
other. and POydras and Lafayette streets and
Lafayette and Girod streets, running parallel to
zach other. Tor measurements Of which reference
is made to the plan.
Tract ef lnud. Parish OF ST. Bernnrd.
-. 4 VERY VALUABLE TRACT or LAND In the
Orleans. and !mSediaely in the rear of the United
States Military Cemetery tChalmstte). having
,l4 feet lines. 526 feet inch the rear line Nv
5eptn between parable! lines Of Is $40 feet nches
MS nne tract OF land - admirably located and |
adapted for vegetable gardens
The iron Building.
II. ALSO THR IRON BUILDING. now A. e.. !
head of Canal street. near the depot OF the Nv
1rieans and Mobil. railroad. which measures about
If the most elegant and substantial construct,on'
ian be readily removed and by lis sale presents
Terms and Conditions Ten per cen, ~ a.. !
mount UNI. OF each adjudication to be paid cash nn
me spos az me moment 0. adjudication, forty ner
h bnt , oas! upon sne signing the acts Of sale AID l
ne Tenanaer IN the netes Of the purchasers to
nn mnm,, ofder payable at six. Twelve. and eight
Gu mohths. divided into sums to sui, he ven1nr |
'earns interest at the rate Of eigh; Der cent nar
necai IRON Date OF sale unit! final payment. and
y o. ~ @ and vendors privilege the mort.
= ny Ices IN case of suit to recover any portion
n,eeit payments The buildings and i'm.
~ .lsIActon Of the vendor. and the policy or poll