New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-12
AUCTION SALES.
By o. q. airardey.


posted in the once OF William ChTisty, late me-
tsry 10 this CITY on the twenty ninth OF Jannax3
DecstIr or Old Levee and lallstin asreefs 81 aSs
ltet front on Barracks street. 1t forms the corner
Of Barracks AID Decatur or oldtLevse. and Geits-
tin streets. The i'm provemeuts deRi gna ted BIZ
the No. 3lS Peters street. and comprise extensive
twostory brick building facing the -ited StRtss
3. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, WITH THE
BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS THERON,
situated in the Second District of this city; aud
in the square bounded by Charities. Exch ange 81.
Icy, Ousionhouse and Benvilie streets. measu9.
ing 48 feet front on Charities street by 1875 teet IN
depth. between parable iineE, American meahnre-
ment The improvements comprise the three
story brick stores and dwelling comb ned, desig-
mated by the Nos A and 40 Chartres street. TIE
stere No. AZ is occupied by Colonel B. Bloomfield.
stationery store; aid No. 4s By Mr.. CHARLES Wien
8. Lof 6e GROUND, WITH THE IMPROVE
MKNTs THEREON, in tine Fourth District OF this
city, and in the square bounded by Water,
Tchoupttoulas, First and SorapHra streets,
designated BY the letter on original plan Of
second OF March, 1874 and deposited in the office
of G. Pollock, then a notary public. The said lot
Water and TchoupitOulas streets. by 90 feet 3
il ches front Philip street and 80 feet inch in
depth o1 the opposite line. 9he impro Temen1s
10. THAT VERY VALUABLE AND WE'LL L0-
GATED AND STEADILY ENHANCING PRUPERTY.
situated IN the Fourth District of this city, com
prisiug the entire square bounded by st. Charles,
Jackson, CarCndelet and jose phi0e streets, cub
divided, as per plan Of }. Blown, surveyor and
architect, into twenty three lots measuring -
10 i0NB, TO VIII.
Lots Nos i, 2 and form the northwest corner
Of St CHARLES AZ d Jackton streets, measuring g
feet II inches lines front st. Charles street,
BY III feet III inches lines depth and front and
between parallels on jackson street. Tue i'm
provements thereon comprise the substantially
oullt aud comm0dt0ps two story brick store and
dwelling and ont-story brick warehouse poDu-
laIlS known as BaltjO's grocery emporium. The
property has yielded an average len al of $500
per anRum for the past ten years. In view of The
necessity of this sale, it is now occupied by the
pletent tenant un Ter monthly rental of $500,
equal 10 &24O0 per annum. Its success an estab-
lshment commanding the largest retail trade OF
the upper districts is well known. Its location
for prospective and permanent advantages fJr
either business or Re sidenee is unsurpassed.
front on St. Charles street, by depth between
parallel lines OF i27 FEET 10 inches lines and So
feet WIDTH in tie rear.
Lot No, adjoius lot No. a. and measures SO feet
front on st. Charles street, by las ieet inches
lines in depth
inches front on st Charles street, by a depth of
las feet Inches lines between parallel lines; to-
log well built and most comfortable one story
and attic frame cottage aud dwelling. retired EeIn
the street, with front and side garden, and con-
tanning central hall two parlors library, three bed
and dning rooms, two-sSory kitchen, cisIern,
hydIant, gas, etc.
1t is wen known as the family residence of the
late deceased and preveIbial for comfort and con-
Lots Nos. 7. 8 and adjoin each other, and meas
ure 81 ftet inches 80 lines front on st. Charles
street, by depth of As feet inches lines, be-
tween parallel liats; lot No. fOrms the southEess
corner of St. Charles and jose phine streets.
Lots Nos. 10, II, H. Is and Il adjoin each other.
and measure each 30 feet front Josephine street
by depth of 1888 feet between paFsllel lines; lot
NO. Il forms the southeast corner of Carondelet
ard Josephine streets
Lots Nos. is aud 10 adion each other and meas
uIe 20 feet inches hnes front on Carondelee
street, by depth Of l5U feet between parallel
lines.
Lots Nos IT, ls 49, 90 q and % adjoin each other,
ana measure each p rect 10 inches lines front or
Jackson street, by depth OF 100 feet, between
parallel lines.
Lot No. II forms the northeast corner of jackson
and Csrondelet ST. eets.
The property will be sold according to the plan
Of subdivision.
The attention OF capitalists seeking permanent.
" safe and satisfactory Investment, and first
class residence sites in that brstocTAtic and pie
tureEqus neighhoThooi will find in this oppor-
tunlty aud location advautagesi seldom, If ever
eQuaedtb ut never surpassed.
Te1ms-One- third cash, balance at one and two
years for notes specially secured by mortgage and
venaoFs lien on the prOpslty sold bearing all the
usual clauses of eight per cent per annum interest
from the day of sails until final payment; Eve per
cent attorneys fees in the event Of suit to enforce
tie payment of any of the credit; the improve
menGs to be kept Insured and the policies trans
terred to the executors of the estate, and the
purchaser to assume the payment of the taxes
for 1877, due and exigible in 1873, and above
the price Of adjudication.
Acts of sale as the expense of the purchasers BE-
fore John p Coffey. Esq, notary public.
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