New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-02
AUCTION SALES,
BY Placide ]. Spear q c. Z. Girardey
GREAT SALE OF THE SEASON.
The MOST VALUABLE CORNER PROPERTY IN
NEW ORLEANS


THAT sPLsNDIDLY LOCATED AND suBsrAs
TALLY bailt three-story stone building, known
as the Banking House Of the Bank Of America
forming the northwest corner Of Canal stree,
and Exchange place.
TIE COMMANDING AND PROMINENT FIVE.
story iron front stores. Nos. and Exchange
place next adjoining and lately occupied by
Messrs Cavaroc l. Son.
TWO ELEGANT THREE .sTORY BRICK DwRLL
ings, Nos. 2as and 24o Baronns street, between
Delcrd and Julia streets.
40 ~ parish Of Rapides. '' '-' 40
TOGETHER WITH SPLENDID SUGAR ESTATE
in the parish Of Terrebonne.
IN THE MATTER OF THE BANKRUPTCY OF THE
BANK OF AMERICA.
United States District Court of America for the dis
hict OF Louislana-No ISL.
by PI.AGIDE }: SPEAR AND G. 2. GIL.
ID RARDEY, AUCT!ONEERs-THURSDA April
81, 1896 at twelve o'clock NJ. At the Merchants
and Auctioneerg Exchange. on Royal, between
Canal and Customh0uoe Streets will be sold "
from the Hon. E. G. Billings judge Of the United
States District Court for the district of Louisiana
ea.ea following @ 1ns
to wit
City Properly.
RAT y6ey
n the Second District Of this city, and in the
square bounded BY Canal, Royal and Customhouse
feet II inches lines front Canal street, by 50
feet inches in depth and front on Exchange
on ns IN
line parallel to Exchange place % feet l inch 6
lines, thence on line running toward Exchange
lines, ard thence line parallel with Exchange
place aud running to Canal street 50 feet. The
nss asss& 1zp1 e. s with
ssso.sIansillly built +. thTss;stSy ;ssns , mont
Bank Of America. and forming the northwest
corner of Canal street and Exchange place.
for the ei banking business, With cashiers dwelling
above. and a. location for that specially OF any
other recurring prominence no property on Canal
sos Ta II II FIVE STORY IRON FRONT STORES.
designated BY the Nos. and Exchange place
in the same district and square as the foregoing
descr ID property, and adjoining the same: meas:
urins 81 feet front on Exchange place by 50 feet
per plans Of Louis H. Pile, surveyor, designated
asot two TaREE.sroRY BRICK DwELL1sGs
situated in the First District of this city, and in
the square bounded by Baronne, Delord, Julia and
% 81 as q
veyor measuring each "a feet front on B Aronne
street, by I47 feet inches in depth, Together with
mated by the nos. 242 and 244 Bar0nne street.
Country Property.
CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND. together with
tie build ngs and improvements thereon. known
as the Texada Plantation in the pa ish Of Rapides,
contain ng about 300 acres of land fronting the
northern bank Of Bayou Rapides, bounded above
late Mrs. Rosanne Henderson. Or assigns, and in
the ran By 81
ESrHs sS OF a CERTAIN PLANTATION. together
with the buildings and improvements thereon
situated in the parish Of Terrebonne in this State.
Certain tract Of land on the left bank of the
Bayou Back descending. measuring ~ arpents
T. The lower half Of lot No. ST.. in town
ap "a
other tract OF land on the right bank Of said
bayou. nearly opposite the above tract, and meas
urng arpen,s front on said bayou, by depth of
Trahan and below BY lands Of J. B. Hebert.
miles ee es1s'' the te%n Of Hosma
parish measuring IN alpents trent on the left
Ses Of s ens BOUNDED above BY lands
G. Hatcher & Brothers, and below by lands OF
Mltenberger Co.. or assigns. -.
bank of sad BAYOU Black. opposite the one above
described, measuring IN arpents front, by depth
H-berf and below BY. lands of Lubin Lagrasge.
s. Another tract Of land. situated also on the
righ. bark Of said Bayou Black. at . small
distance above the one just described, measuring
1t a-nents front by 40 arpents in depth bounded
above BY lands OF e. e. a "a ana oeio" os
The other twenty-one thirty seventies. belong
ing to the Mutual National Bank Of New Orleans,
with it's consent will be sold on the same terms
This plantation is within easy reach of the city
Of New Orleans BY Morgan's Louisiana and Texas
railroad, ard within seven miles of the town OF
Houma. The land is unsurpassed in point OF fer.
WIZ muIes of which there are about thirty on the
place; carts agricultural Implements ETC.; has a
ms iorce of laborers and is in successful opera,
tom there about inety acres Of plant cane and
100 acres Of first stubbe; it has good sugar
The foregoing described properties will be sold
freed under the order Of court, from all incum,
brances whatsoever, excepting those mentioned
Terms and Confederation the property firstly
and secondly described, the purchasers to assume
tie reversion assumed by the Bank of ;lmerics in
secondly described, fronting on Exchange place,
amounting to $1,000, in principal and perpetual
rent at S per cent on said sum- winch rem II
extingushable on payment of the capita; and
further assume a special mortgage resting on the
property tor $4,000 payable on the TENN en- OF sep
cal parcels as firstly and secondly described.
For the remainder Of the purchase price one.hall
lar. in note OF the purchaser, secured BY mort
gage and vendors lien on the property oear1ne
from the day of sale until final payment; the I'm
provements to be kept insured in sum to be hxee
by the wt Jen sne t6a The notes given
b.
part payment should haye to be sued upon 10 ep
force payment. - 49,:
For the property thirdly described, one-thlrt
cash, and the remainder at one and two years
credit for notes specially secured by mortgage ana
vendors lien on the property bearing, all the us VA
clauses of eight per cent per annum interest from
the DAY of sale until final payment. five per cen
ATTORNEYS tees il event of suit to enforce pay
ment the improvements to be kept insured in
sum to be ixed by the assignees and the transfe
OF the policy
O,ethird cash and the residue OF the purchase
nav able in one and two years, the deferred pay
merts to be represented by notes of equal amount
nearing interest at eight per cent per annum from
date till paid with special mortgage on the prop
erty sold and vendors lien, the clause OF hve pc
cent for attorneys fees in case OF udlcia proceec
ings for the recovery OF payment OF SAID note
any portion thereof. r,... .
Bayou Backbone half cash. and the residue o
a credit of one and two years the deferred II
stallmepts to be represented by notes OF equs
amounts with special mortgage and VENDORS lie
AID privilege and bearing interest az e1ent pt
cent Der annum from the day OF ad]udicatoI
with the usual clause OF i've per ce1t Atoorney
fees in case OF judicial proceedings TOT tne reSost
OF payment OF said notes or any portion theIeo
Purchasers will be required to make oePos.l. =,
ten per cent or the amount OF adJ udlcatioo a. u
tiue of sale. :. ,o-- -. ali .,
The taxes of 1876 payable in 1877, on al U
above propert .es to be paid by the purcnasers oV
AID above the price of adjudication.
Acts of sale before Theodue Buisecn, notal
rvb :c at the expense the purchasers.
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