New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-15
AUCTION SALES.
By Placide ]. Spear & G. z. Girardey
GREAT SALB OF THB SEASON,
THE MOST VALUABLE CORNER PROPERTY IN
NEW ORLEANS
At SALE OF THR SEASON.

THE MOST VALUABLE CORNER PROPERTY II
NEW ORLEANS.
THAT SPLINDIDLY LOCATED AND SUBSTAN
italy built three-story stone building, know,
as the Banking House of the Bank Of America
forming the northwest corner Of Canal stree
and Exchange place.
| THE COMMANDING AND PROMINENT FIVE
| story iron front stores, Nos. and Exchangs
place. next adjoining, and lately occupied b.
Messrs. Csvar0c Il Son.
TWO ELEGANT THREE STORY BRICK DwRLL
Delord and Julia streets.
The .'rExADA" COTTON PLANTATION. In TIL
paIish of Rapides.
| TOGETHER WITH SPLENDID SUGAR ESTATE
in the parish Of Terrebonne.
IN THE MATTER OF THE BANKRUPTCY OF TIL
BANK OF AMERICA.
United States District Court Of America for the dis
tict OF Louitiana-NO ISL.
DY PLACIDE }. SPEAR AND C. e, GIL.
| ID RARDEY,. lOkEERs-THURsDAY. Apr,
n, 1876, at twelve O'Clock ~. 1T the Merchants
Canal and Street,. VII b. sofa
public auction, by and in pursuance to decree
| from the Hon =. 9. Billings, judge Of the United
| dated March Is, 1876, and rendered in the above
entitled matter the following described property.
| to wit
I. THAT VERY VALUABLE, CENTRALLY 10.
GATED AND COMMANDING PROPERTY, situated
the Second District of this city. and in the
square bOunde d by Canal, Royal and CustOmhouse
streets and Exchange place. The lot measures IS
feet II inches lines front on uanal street. by 81
| feet inches in depth and front on Exchange
place. thence on q line running toward Royal
street 50 feet inches lines in width. thence on
line parallel to Exchange place % feet inch 6
place and parallel to Canal street % feet inches
lines. and thence on line allel with Exchange
place and running to Canal street 60 feet. The
veyor. dated April, l.. 1870. Together with
eli the improvements thereon. comprising the
building known ss the banking houseof the
Bank Of America. and forming the northwest
4 fitted With iron vaults and elegantly RsseG
for the banking business, with cashier's dwelling
above. and as location for that speciality or any
o.ner se9nising pTo%,nshce no property on Canal
aee rSk IRSs FRONT STORES
% eS 5. hs
urina q feet 'front.' Exchange place, BY 50 feet
per plans Of lo1i. H. Pile. surveyor, designated
g. TWO TsREE-SrORY BRICK DwELLIsGs,
situated in the Fret District of this city and in
the square bounded by Baronne, Delord Julia and
Dryades streers The lots are designated by the
veyor measuring each "a feet front on BsrOnne
street. by LAT feet inches in depth Together with
all the improvements thereon, known ana desig-
mated by the Nos 242 and 244 BarOnne street.
Country Property.
4. A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND. together with
the buildings and improvements thereOn. known
a. the Texads Plantation. in the patish of Rapdes
containing about 800 acres of land fronting the
northern bank Of Bayou Rspdes bounded above
BY the Hope plantation or lands belonging to the
late Mrs. Rosanue Henderson. or assigns, and in
real ~ M 1AuAa
S. THB UHDlvIDED SIXTEEN TRIRTY-SEv.
RNTHS OF CERTAIN PLANTATION. together
situated in the parish of Terrebonne in this State
composed % follows
Bayou Black: descending. measuring ~ arpents
front on said bayou by depth OF 40 arpents, being
q part Of lot or section fifty six.
ship seventeen, range sixteen east, and bounded
below BY lands Of Widow J. G. Bedford, and one
bayou nearly opposite the above ,rac and
uring arpents front on said bayou, by dspth OF
% srpents bounded shove BY lands Of Augu.te
3: certain tract Of land, about seven |
miles below the town of Honma, Terrebonne |
descending oask Of the fayou Blsct, with uH the
depth of 40 srpents, bounded above by lands of G.
9. Hatcher Brothers. and below by lads Of |
T. tract of land. situated the right |
bank Of said Bayou Black. opposite the one above
~ Is BY depth
Hsbert and below by Lands of Lubin Lagrange.
s. Another tract Of land. situated alaO on the |
distance above the one just described, measuring I
7.s srpents front by 40 sTpents in depth bounded
lands of A. Miltenoerger 4 Co.
The other twenty-One thirty seventies, belong
Ing to the Mutual National Bank of New Orleans,
with its consent, will be sold on the same terms |
This plantation is within easy reach of the citv
Of New Orleans BY MOrgans Louisiana and Texas |
Of fhQ % |
aouma. The land is unsurpassed in point of fer
lity and productlveless. II is complete, stocked
place; carts. agricultural Implements, etc. has a |
ine force Of laborers and is in successful opera
there are about iasty acres Of cane aud
lOuse, engine, ETC.
the foregoing described properties will be sold
RANGES whatsoever, excepting those mentioned
q the conditions.
Terms and Conditions-For the property firstly
he revereion assumed by the Bank Of tmerica, in
svor Of the city of New Orleans, ON the property
to &lO5O, in principal and perpetual
ent, At SIX ger cent on said sum; which rent 10
on payment of the capital; and
roperty tor $4,000. payable on the tenth of Sep
IN Der, 1876; said mortgage bears the two sev.
al parcels, IS firstly and secondly described
Or the remainder Of the purchase price, one-haif
.sh. and the balance on the first of January,
~, IN note Of the purchaser, secured bv mort I
s
terest at the rate Of eight per cent per annum !
ON the day Of sale until final payment; the I'm. !
'oyements to be kept insured in sum to be fixed
torney's fees, in event that the notes given in |
rt payment should haye to be sued upon to en- {
For the property thirdly described, one third :
sh, and the remainder 1t ene and two years | .
edit for notss specially secured BY mortgage and
fuses Of eight per cent per annum interest from .
Q day of sale until final payment. Eve per cent !,
tOrneys fees in event of suit to enforce paw | n
snt, the improvements to be kept insured in | y
m TO be fixed by tho sssignees and the transfer '
FERNS and conditions for the Texada plantation Z
e'third cash. and the residue of the pui chase | s.
able in one aud two years, the deferred pay d
airing interest at eight per cent per annum from
te till paid, with special mortgage on the prop. =
y sold aud vendors lien, the clause of five per a
Mt for attorneys fees in case of judicial proceed
' portion thereof.
you Backbone half cash, and the residue on !,
ere dit of one and two ysars. the deferred in II
llments to be represented by notes of equal | v
cunts. with special mortgage and vendors lien |
! privilege, and bearing interest at eight per
It per annum from the day of adjudication,
in case Of judicial proceedinz 20 for the recovery 81
payment OF said notes or any portion thereof
rchasers will be required to make deposit of
per cent on the amount Of adjudication 1T the 81
The taxes of 1876, payable in 1877, on all the
I'VE proper es to b0 paid by the purchasers over
above the price of adjudication. i
cts of sale before IheOdule Buisson, notary | A.
Tic, at the expense OF the purchasers. &c
lh28 % ap2 8 Is 2227 | til
[SED COTrAGR HOUSE,, NO. 5s2 ST. CHARLES, D,
BETWEEN PHILIP AND FIRST STREETS. II
Q LOTS OF GROUND ADJOINING. AND C
FRONTING ST. CHARLES STREET. IN THE
FOURTH DISTRICT. til
SUCCESSION OF JANET E. MERRIAM ci
ond District Court for the Parish of Orleans a.
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