New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-01

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by c. K. GIRARDEY. AUcT1oNEEa-
ID Office No. 81 Camp street-SATURDAY. May
p 1879, at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the st.
Charles Auction Exchange, in the rotunda
of the st. Charles Hotel, St. Charles be.
tween Common and Gravier streets Will posi-
lively be sold at public auction, by and in
pursuance of an order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot
Judge of the second District Court for the parish
of Orleans, dated April q. 1875, and rendered in
the above entitled succession, the following de.
to wit
ALL THAT PORTION OF GROUND, together
with all the improvements thereon. rights WAYS
servitudes and privileges thereuntO belonng or in
any wise appertalnlng, situated in the First Dis
trict or this city and in the square bounded by
Csnai, Carondelet, Common and Baronne streets
and measuring, according to plan of Louis H.
Pile, ESQ., surveyor daled the twenty seventh
April. 1875 as follows to wit: Lot measures 50
feet inches front on CaIondeet street, ll3 feet
deep on the side line toward Common street, l27
feet 10 inches lines deep the side line toward
Canal street and 80 feet II inches on broken line
in the rear Lot measures GA feet lines front
on Common street 1856 feet three inches deep on
broken line toward BarOnne street, dividing It
from the property OF the Reverend Jesuit Fathers
from VIII Oh depth its runs toward Carondelet
street feet inches and extends thence further
depth of 81 feet 9 inches toward Canal street
by 206 feet II inches in depth a broken line to-
ward Carondeiet street and 50 feet II inches three
lines width in the rear toward Canal street, and
dividing it from property owned by the late DR..
William n. Mercer Lots A and adion and are
improved by the two three and tour story brick
stores and Offices all substantially built, with iron
and granite fronts. The stores Carondelet
street are known by the Nos. and H. and those on
Common street by the Nos l79 1871 and 1888 besides
the large number of offices opening and fronting GA
the court The entire property has yielded former
years S25 900 per annum. The aggregate
leases until October next, with several offices I'M
occupied, shows an annual rental of s. ia, pay
able monthly. The aggregate rentals of the prop.
erty described as lot with the from age on Caron,
aes. street Mt to, to sooss per annum The
fronting on Common street amounts to $3.50
detailed lst of leases will he read at the sale.
Conditions Ii the property be sold separately
the improvements are to be kept in the same con
dition as at present until the first of October 1875
and the essees to enjoy all the privileges OF entry
and exit both on CaIondelet and Common streets
up to that date. 2. The property being sold sub
Iect to the leases, the purchaser purchasers to
respect and carry out the same; and in cases
where rent notes have been executed in favor of
the executrx such Enforcement by her for transfer
to the purchaser shall in wise operate as either
guaranteeing OF making her in anywise response
bic for the same. g. If sold in block or sepaIa Ella
it is well understood that it without any right S
strvltude whatever. The openings of buildiAg
rear OF lot Old Carondelet street, facing the court
OF lot on Common street, to be closed the option
OF purchaser of the Common street property any
time after the first of October. 1875
Terms-If sold III bulk, $50 900 cash, and the re-
mainder at one, two three and four wears with
the Interest hereinafter stipu.ate payable yearly
on the entire credit portion. If sold separately
one-third cash aud the remainder AT one and two
years The credit portion to be secured bv special
mortgage and vendor lien, bearing all the usual
clauses OF elghf per cent per annum from date
OF sale until final payment five per cent attorneys
lees in event that the notes given IN part pa ynent
should have to be sued upon to enforce pa yment,
the Improvements 10 be kept insured and the poi.
icy transferred to the holders of the notes thu
notes to be sublvided to suit the convenience Il
the executrlx. and the purchaser to assume
and above the price of ad udcation all the taxes
of 1875 payable III 1876. The rental to accrue to
the purchaser from the day on which he complies
with the conditions of the adjudication.
Acts Of sale at the purchasers expense before
Th' odore Guyol, ESQ., no, airy public -
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