The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-01

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THE PROPERTY ON yITLFRr ETREET
between Customhouse and Benvllle streets
Hecoah District.
THOSE VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPER.
streets-on Third street. between Third
| and Fourth streets. Fourth District.
CORNER OF LAUREL AND SEVENTH
| streets and on Seventh street, between Live
| Oak and Laurel streets, Fourth District.
THAT MOST VALUABLE PROPERTY
| known as the SECOND STREET MARKET.
| In the Fourth District.
J. NJ. B1LGERY VS.. WIDOW BILGERY EFT
| AIS.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
| No. 1896.
- No. 40 Royal street-TU EsDAY, February
MER s a Il 0o ANb T & 52a at K
CANAL AND oUsToMHoUBE .sTREETs, by
Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans
December 81, 1877, and signed January = 1878;
v dERfsRN soRGeStrso5F 70 eKoUNp together
with all and singular. the buildings and i'm
provements thereon, situated in the First Dis
common Dom 5 aravisr. St. uhais and 0apondslet
% aa 1eH nas son ba
rear line. by depth of 90 feet II inches lines.
This property bears the N, munleipal No. 1es
which the laIe Joseph BlIgery acquired by pur,
chase from Flotian Matte per act passed June
| IL, 1876. before D. Urban, notary public in his
KERs EXOHANaE COFFEk AND BEER S4-
LOON, and bears the municipal No. 16e Com
q. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, to-
gether with all buildings and improvements
ey he s"Sss sSf By es
Customheuse and Robertson streets. desig
mated by the Nos. 10 aud Il, having. American
ere street by 6s feet II Inches in depth one Of
which lots forms the corner OF Where and
Bienville streets. acquired by the said j Biigery
of the parish of Orleans on the eighth of June,
| 1877, ,by. virtue Of writ ct seizure from the
>, 4 gEBTAIN LOT OF. GRoUND, together
with al me bubhngs and ne there
| in the square bounded by Bienville, Where,
Customhouse and Robertson streets. having,
| on Where street by depth between parallel
| lines of e3 feet II inches, being the portion next
| to Customhouse street of that portion of the
Y.
architect dated the nineteenth OF January, 1886.
| Acquired by the. said lateJ. Bilgery by pur-
chase as per act OF the sheriff pari b OF Orleans,
| in the matter of Elizabeth Horsoh VS.. Joseph
l. TWO CERTAIN CONTIGUOUS LOTS OF
GROUND. together with all the buildings and
District Of this city. In the square bonded by
Waer Third ira and Fo Wa
measures "a feet inches front on Third st,eet
by 25 feet II inches lines in depth: and lot
No. measures 25 feet II inches front on Levee
or Tchoupitoulas street, 53 feet 10 inches in
depth and front on Third street, "a feet iches
3 lines in depth on the other line, and 25 feet 10
nsau RI M by e n ss ge a eS
'he parish Of orleens on the sghb Of Februaty,
stas. No. a, 1856 Of the docket of the Fourth Dis
5o 4'e II IN f ToT = S1sa9s together
on. situated in, the Fourth District of this city
y the square bounded by Laurel, Annuncia
can measured 80 feet inches front on Laurel
street by. CT feet inches lines In depth and
front on seyen th street. Of which forma the
the said late Joseph Bigery by purchase from
the succession of jean Cazebonne, per act
dERTAfN LOT f Oh GkoUNb oa to e,sH
with oil the buildings and improvements
situated in the Fourth District Of this city in
the square bounded by Seventh, Eighth, Live
Oak and Laurel streets, designated as lot No.
inches front on Seventh street by 125 feet deep,
between parallel lines. Acquired by the said
5 eg1y by f s o Aubrey
he oe eghteeuth ebrry 1 81 byoro S n B.
f7l' RGsf PR RopPbRf h RSo cN AS TUE
SECOND STREET MARKET and described rs
follows in the sheriffs deed in favor of the said
twelve certain lots Of ground. together with oil
the buildings and improvements thereon. sit
uated in the Fourth District of this city, in the
square bounded by First. Second, Dryades and
Baronne streets: lot marked measuring 60
feet front on Dryades street by $50 feet in depth
nnd front on Second street between parallel h
alleys Nos. and q; alley No. measures 20 feet
on Dryades street. runs back toward Bar2nne
measure: and alley No, Q measures 20 feet front
on Second street, and runs hack toward First
street 60 feet to the intersection ofsaid alleys Nos.
late Joseph Bilgery acquired by purchase at
public SAFE made, by the sheriff of the parish of
01eos on the pd day # Mafh aag s M the
Dse9 No okss tho doeEet Of III the Fh bsrst
5, TWO OBTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, sit
uated in the Fourth District of this city. in the
square bounded by First. Second. Dryades and
trict. square No 262. fronting on alley No l and
running from Dryades street toward Baronne
street. designated by the letters E and +. meas
uring each "a feet by 46 feet.
Tho whole to be sold according to plans ex-
hibted at the Exchange prior to and on the day
of sale.
Terms and Conditions third cash, and
the balance on credit Of one, two and three
PEI. annum from date of sale until paid,
with notes divided into shares, secured
by special mortgage and vendors priv
lege. with clause Of NON .ALIENANDO;
the property to be insured in an amount
equal to that OF the notes and the poll
cies to the holder Of the notes; the purchaser to
bind himself to pay s per cent attorneys fees in
case of suit on said notes, and to assume pay
ment of taxes, exigibe In 1873. over and above
price of adjudication. Purchasers will be re-
quired to make deposit of 10 per cent on the
amount Of adjudication at the moment of sale.
Acts Of sale before Octave de Armas, notary
public. at the expense Of purchasers.
ja1s 25 fell 8 Is 10
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