New Orleans Republican., 1875-12-31
AUCTION SALES.
B. @. 1. eirardey.


CHoIcI COMMERCIAL PROPERTY.
WELL KNOWN ASR PROSPEROUS BUSINESS
is THE FhE HsE sp coSpRsRdgsE sSGSsR H5sERlcTs
TIE oPSes1TA P5Ss Tss Masr5ss1 RSsTG551Sk
CAMP ANy GlRoD STREETS, AND Vt
THE THEE MREE.sTORY BRICK STORES
NOS NV ASz SsI k Bass sTsBET S6 EGeMS shSSSs @
CORNER OF BASIN STREET.
SUCCESSION OF PATRICK HAIp1N.
Second DhtrictcOurt TOR the Parish Of Orleans
RY {. r. GIRARDEY, AucT1oNEBR-
ID Of6fe No 81 Camp street.-SATURDAY Jan.
Auction Exchange in the rotunda Of the St. Charles
Hotel, ~ this city, will be sold At public auction
BY ans in p,rssusnee % Of an order from the Hon.
the parish q Orleans, dated November 10 1875 and
rendered inthe above entitled succession of Pat
rick Ralpin the following described and very val.
T cESrAfN LOT OF GROUND situated in the
Second DISTRICT Of this CITY, and In the square
and Cusbmhouse streets, measuring 10 feet
inches lines front on each of Old Levee and Dor.
sieIe STREETS, by depth of 66 feet inches be.
tween parallel lines, together with al the i'm.
provemsnts thereon, comprising the threessycgy
& srck bn,iSding, nS 5es gnated by The NJ od Leyes
house lta prominent and commanding Location,
dppos e thf Cdstouhouse and facing the Pos.sffce
and 9lcsn4ng the conner 81 Canal street, as.
eerfi ploductveness and permanent .iue Asa
stan for business and Investment its advantages
: = CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Frss District of this city, and in the square
bcuEded by Camp, Magazine Girod and Lafsyette
streets. SAID lot forms the corner OF Camr and
GiIod streets, and measures "a feet 1Oh inches
Street d III p asPth sns front on
with the right of an alley way in the rear lin con.
motion with other otsl ten feet wide and epeniur
q Girod street, together With all the improve.
ydildings, designated by the Nos. i48 Camp street
(nd i3U and l32 Girod street, and popularity known
ts the Martinez cOtfeehouse and grocery Near
Lafayette Square, ~. Patricks and Odd Fellows'
Hal and IN the centre of OF the finest neigh.
borhoods Of the First District assures to this o.
erty permanent value. Its excellence as busine a.
stand is well known
3. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND in the
First DlstIiet Of this city, in the square bounded
by Julia, Basin (late st. john, Girod and Rampant
tate Circus) streets, measuring 50 feet front on
Julia street, by l2l feet 10 inches lines in depth
and front on Basin street; together with all the
improvements thereon, comprising the three
three.story brick stores designated by the Nos
2i8, 280 and 282 Julia street. No 2B2 forming the
corner of Julia and Basin streets, substantially
built with large capacity, and fronting the New
canal basin. adapts them especially to the large
trade of the canal.
Terms-One.third cash, and the balance at one
and two years credit for notes specially secured
BY mortgage and vendors lien, bearing ali the usual
clauses of eight per cent per annum interest; five
per cent attorneys fees In the event of suit to en-
force payment; improvements to be kept insured
and the policy transferred to the hollers of the
notes until their final payment. and to assume the
payment of all tine taxes of 1875, payable 1876 over
and above the price Of adjudication.
Acts OF sale at the purchasers expense. before A.
E. Bienyenu, notary public. de5l5 10 jal Is