The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-11
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
BY G. e. Girardey
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND IMPROVING
FIRST AND SECOND DISTRICT
PROPERTY
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE j. NJ. HoYLE.


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by G, Z. GIRARDEY. Auetioneer-O1ice No.
| - 81 Camp street-THURsDAY, May "a, 1877.
at Il oclock m, at the st. Charles Auction Ex-
OF an order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot, Judge
| of the Second District Court for the parish OF
Orleans dated November 20. 1876, and rem
dered in the above entitled succession, the fol
lowing described city, real estate; to wit: -, -,
]. A CERTAIN .LOf OF GROUND, with all
the buildings and improvements thereon. sit
| uated in the First District Of this city, ana IN
the square bounded by st. Charles Carondelet.
Tfvoli Circle, Triton Walk or Delord end st.
Joseph streets, designated by the letter H on
plan by A. DArmas. surveyor, dated the "a
February. 1871. and deposited In the Office OF IT,
Legardeur, notary public, and also as No on
plan by Pile Il Depouilly. dated April the 10 h.,
1866, a copy OF which Is annexed to an act dated
May the Sd. 1866. before the said VIM. shannon.
q notary public in this city, according to which
front st. Charles street. 81 feet front on lfvoi
Circle 50 feet 10 inches on the line dividing 1t
from lot e. and 90 feet inches and lines on
the side line towards st. Joseph street.
! Together with the improvements thereon,
comprising the one-story frame building desig-
| ma, ed by the Nos 239 and 241 st. Charles street.
This property is admirably situated for cen
tra and professional residences 1t Is opposite
the splendid residence of A. b. May. ESQ, and
Tivoli Circle. one Of the most desirable build
ing sites In the First District or city.
q, TWO CERTAIN LOfs OF GROUND.
situated in tho same district aud square as
above described. The said lots are, designated
| on the aforesaid plans by the Nos. j and X, and
| measuring each 28 feet front on 1T. Joseph
street by depth between parallel lines of 81
| feet inches ard lines. Together with the
| improvements thereon, comprising the frame
dwellings, designated by the Nos. 2o2 2o4 and
2o6 1T. Charles street
| These lots adjoin the residence and property
of A. Hill. ESQ. and opposite the handsome resi-
| dences of Meesrs. J. L.. Bayne and John Finney.
| g. TWELVE VALUABLE AND IMPhOV
| ing Los of Ground, together with the buildings
District of this city. and in the square bounded
by Canal, Broad, Gasauet and Dorgenois streets,
Lot No. 1 forms the corner of Broad and Canal
streets, and lot No. IL the corner of Broad and
Gasauet streets. Nos. !. 2. and measure each
parallels of 1856 feet inches lines. Nos. and 6
measure each 80 feet front on Canal by a depth
of 166 feet inches lines. No. forms a triangle
having 55 feet inches lines front on Canal 1853
feet depth on the side line toward Broad street,
and depth on the other side line of 163 feet
inches lines. No. sadjoins lots No. p and 4 In
street by 100 feet in depth between paral lei lines.
No. 9adjoins No. measures 30 feet inches front
parallels Of ia feet inches on one side and Isl
feet inches on the other. No. 10 adioins lot No.
9. and measures 80 feet inches front on Broad
SJTee Wy VI loi l5ot ihOuoo oh
one side and 14s feet inches on the other, No;
II adons lot No. 10. and measures 80 feet
inches front on Broad street, by irregular depths
other. Lot No IL measures 60 feet front on
Broad street by depth and front on Gasquet
street Of rs fset feet innhes lines a aad a
OF ls9 feet.
portion OF these lots are improved with the
Broad and Gasauet streets, and two neat t, and
well arranged frame cottages toward canal
street
This property Is opposite the residence OF Col.
James Clarke, and near the Canal street horse
car depot. The prominence and line neighbor-
mood assure to 1t great prospective enhance
:, THREE CHOICE LOTS OF GROUND. with
the buildings and improvements thereon, situa-
ted in the Second District OF this city and In the
square bounded by Benvllle, broad, custom
house and Dorgenols streets. The said lots are
designated by the NOS, I. and ., and measure
street, bv oI 1879 feet II nehes in depth between
parallel lines The improvements comprise
handsome I frame cottage age, l mmealately oppo-
8. TWENTY-FIVE CERTAIN LOIS OF
ground, in the Second District OF this city, and
IN the SQUARE bounded by Canal. 1ustomhouse.
Lopez and tendon streets designated on
plan of Reizenstein, dated May 8, 1877. by the
Nos. to IS. inclusive. and comprising the en-
tire square bounded as above: WITH =, f the excep
and lines front on Canal street by depth be-
tween parallels and front on Lopez street OF 100
Ieet ana 1ncneS. forming lD6 corner Oh Jdnal
and Lopez streets; Lots 2. and measure each
depsB Of lee feet aiaa inches. Lots Nos and 6
measure. each 81 feet front on Canal street by,
depth OF 1879 feet and s inches. Lots 7, and
measure each 80 feet and inches front on Canal
street by depth between parallels OF 100
fee feet and 8 inches; Let No. 10 forms
the corner OF Canal ana tendon streets ana
measures 81 feet inches and lines front on
Canal by depth and front on Rendon street of
l09 feet and inches. Lot No. II adJolns lots 49,
and 10 in the rear. and measures 30 feet
front on Rendon street by depth between par
allels OF I23 feet and lines. Lot IL adJolns lot
II and measures 81 feet and inches front on
Rendon street by irregular depths OF 1876 feet 5
inches and lines on one side and 1o8 feet
inch and lines on the other; Lot No -
measures 80 feet front on Rendon street
~ q depth between parallels of 1913 feet
and 6 lines. Lot No. IA forms the corner of
Rendon and Custo nhouse streets and measures
81 feet inches lines front on Custom house
street by a depth OF 1909 feet 6 inches depth and