New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-19
OTIS IN CARRoLLToN, JUDGMENTS. ETC.
OF E. CoRDEyIOLLE

LOTS IN CARROLLTON, JUDGMENTS. ETC.
SUCCESSION OF E. CoRDEyIoLLE.
Second District Court for the Parish o, Orleans
No. 81. 59s.
pY q. z. EIRAsDkY & o. vALErON.
Camp etreet-ThCRSDAY, June "a 1878, at twelve
o'clock 81. at the St. Charles Auction Exchange 10
the rotulda of the ST. Charles Hotel ST. Cha rles
between common and Gravier streets will posi-.
lively be sold at public auction, by virtue of an
order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot, Judge Of the
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
dated MAY a. 1875 and rendered in the above en-
titled succession the following described and very
!. that SPLENDlD ROW OF THREs.sroRY
BRICK STORES, forming the corner OF st. Charles
and Common streets opposite the st. Charles
Hotel aud situated in the most central and valua-
BILE portion OF this city in the square bounded by
81. Charles, Common. CarOndelet aud Canal
streets The lot measures IS feet 9 inches S lines
front on ST. Char les street 40 feet inches lines
wide il the rear, l2l feet II inches lines the
side line toward Canal street. by depth and front
on Common street of l9 feet inches lines he
buildings and improvements consist of that splen.
did row OF three-story brick stores, with orna.
mental IRON balconies and marquises on both fronts
and bearing NJ. 25 NJ. Charles Nos l4l l43 las
II. and l49 Common street. and are il perfect
order and rented to good tenants.
Z. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated IN tho
Second District of this city, in the squire bounded
by BouIbon, Dumaine Dauphine and ST. Philip
streets. forming the north corner of Dumaine and
Bourbon streets, measuring, more or less, 40 teet
front on Uumaine street IS feet inches s lines
in depth and front Bourbon street, first depth
of 30 feet 10 inches lines the other line thence
10 feet inches lines the other depth line on
a line running parallel to Dumaine street and
toward Bourbon s rect thence 40 feet inches
lines on D second depth line. and 81 feet 5nche
lines On the rear line, the whole American meas
ure: together witt. all the building, and improve.
ments. consisting of a one story frame building,
sla'e covered, and two-story brick building and
other improvements
3. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Second District of this city. in the square bounded
Bourbon Duma:ne, st. Ann and Dauph;ne streets
measuring more or less, rs feet inches 6 lines
front on Bourbon street, by depth of 90 feet be.
tween parallel iiIes, all American measure; to-
gether with a substantial two story brick house
and kitchen, and all other improvements.
i. a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in the
Second strict of this city. in the square bounded
by Benvi!le, Dauphine. Bourbon ana Cont streets.
forming the east corner of Dauphne and Bienvlle
streets, measuring, more or iess % feet front on
B!enylllo street "a feet 9 inches lines in depth
and front on Dauphine street. and 81 feet inches
lines Oh the other depth line. and so feet on the
rear line. all American measure; together with
one story brick building aud other Improvements.
$. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Second District of this city IN the square bounded
hy Claiborne. St. Ann. Robertson and Dunn ane
streets measuring more or less, SO feet inches
front on Claiborne street. by depth of l27 feet 10
inches lines more or less BET ween parallel lines
all American measure; together with a ole-stOry
brick building, t~o-stoIy brick kitchen and all
s. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in tho
Second District of this CITY, III the square bounded
by Claiborne. st. Anne, Robertson and Dumaine
streets measuring 63 1eet 10 inches lines front
Claiborne street. by depth Of 90 feet inches 3
lines parallel to ST. Ann street: 81 feet inches in
a first depth on the other line: thence in a line
parable! to Claiborne street and running toward
st. Ann street, % feet inches lines; thence in a
second depth OF 81 feet inches lines. and a rear
line of 81 feet inches. all American measure; to
geth-r with a twostOiy frame building and two.
story 'Fane siteheh snS a.. Other Improvements
Second District OF this city in the square bounded
by Claiborne, St Ann. Robertson and Dumaius
streets measuring. more OF less. 30 feet inches 8
lines front OH Dumdlle street. by - feet inches
lines more or less, III depth between parallel
.ines. al. American measure; taget her With two
story frame house and kitchen. and other improve.
uts.
8. A ,ERTAIE Lot OF GROUND situated III the
Second District OIL this city. i'll the square bounded
by Bayou road, Rampant, s.. Claude and Barracks
streets, measuring 81 feet III inches nes front
parallel lines, all American measure, together with
onestory franc building. Kitchen and other i'm.
pr, vements.
9 NINGLOTS OF GROUND situated in Carrolton
designated by Nos. l. D. 8, ~, H. H. Is and Ii. Of
square No. IS; lots Nos. g. g. TO- III d II measur
ing each so feet inches front on Callop!ssa street
by 22 feet in dep'h. lot No. IL forming the corner
of Caopissa and Jackson streets; lots nos. 10 and
Ia measure each 80 fees inches front on Jackson
each 80 feel inches front CaOpissa street. by
l22 feet deep, lot No forming the corner OF Gallo
PISA and Eagle streets; together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, rights, ways.
privileges etc, the whole fully appears in
the inventory taken BY Pascoe. notary public in
and for the parish of Jeferso,.
10 JUDGMENT AGAINST ANTHONY FERNANDEZ
for 1000 francs gold, with five per interest
from judicial demand; Seventh District Court No.
1852.
H. JUDGMENT AGAINST JOHN FARNELt. QUEEN
AND OTHERS. for $3.50 with five per cent inter
est from judicial demand: Seventh District Court |
No. 1854.
H. MRS L. P CoMMAGERE, SUCCESSION CORDE-
WOLFE TRANSPORTS. VS.. WILLIAM BROWN,
for s 1872 with five per cent interest from judicial
demand; Fifth District Court. No. 1854.
-. MRS L. P. COMMAGERE VS. JOHN H. FELINE
Den. for s 1000 with five per cent interest from
March 20. 1873: Fifth District Court, No. 1854.
II. MRS L. P. COMMAGERE vs.. THOMAS ONEIL
AND CHARLES BASHER. for 1896 60, with five
per cent telest from May 90 1874; Sixth District
Court. No. 1852
Terms and Conditions For the real estate one.
fourth cash ard the balance on credit of one
two and three years, in notes secured BY special
mortgage, and vendors privilege. and bearing
sale until final payment the buildings to be kept
insured for the iull amount Of the notes and the
policies transferred to the holders thereof: five
per cent attorneys fees in Of suit. Taxes for
the running year, 1875. payable in 1876 to be as
sumed by the purchaser. Ten per cent to be paid
cash the spot at the time OF adjudication. to
bind the SALE For the judgments, etc, cash.
Acts of sale before o. De ATnas. notary public.
my23 20 les IL 19 I'd
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN The FIRST DISTRICT,
forming the corner OF Liberty aud TervsichOre
streets.
SUCCESSION OF ELIZABETH ADDERLY.
Sc Cond Distric: Court for the Parish o: Orleans
No. 81 42t.