New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-01-25
VALUABLE STEAM UoTToN PRESS,
COMPRISING TWO SQUARES OF GROUND,
WITH SUPERIOR BRICK BUILDINGS.
Completely Equipped with Steam Tyler Press
welEknown as the
"FAssMANN STEAM COTTON PRESS"
With Sixteen Building Lots, opposite the Jackson
Railroad Depot.
Succession 0, the late Henry Fassmann.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. SOl49.

nv O. Il, GIRRARUEK az CO., AUG
No II Exchange PiSce.-SATURDAY February %,
1916, at twelve O'Clock NJ, Will pc sofa al puDiic
auction, at tine Merchants and AuctioneeTs' tx
cnange on Royal street between Canal and Custom
house streets, by and in pursuance Of an order from
the Honorable l. II. DuyigEeaud, Judge of the
second District Court for the perish of Orleans,
dated December s, 1863 and bearing the No. 3d. ~
on the docket of said court, and rendered in the
above entl ed matter, the following described and
valuable property, 70 wit -, ,,.,.o,o,,e
STEAM COTTON PRESS, known a sFassmsnns
Press. opposite the New Orleans, jackson and Great
nus city comprising two entire squares, the first of
which is formed by Calliope, Euphroslne, Howard
and Freret or Jacobs street, measuring as Ioll2wsi
253 feet inches 4lues front Ualhope and EuphTo
sine Streets by sol feet inches Ines front on How:
50 ,.ate is bounded by Caliope. Euphrosine Jacobs
Tor Fterstl and soils OR Locust streets, and meas
ures folows 253 feet inches lines front on each
OF Caope and huphrosEe streets, and 30i ieet
inches lines trent on each of treret aud Locust
Gate Jacobs and Solis streets as per plans AT SAFE
The property under lease, ending on the nrst OF
September, 1870, at the rate OF SliOOJ per annun
pas able monthly represented Oy notes OF toe tenant
or lessee TO be to the purchaser for the
unexpred portion OF the lease said property TO be
Together with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, comprising on each square most sub
stantialiy built brek warehouse (walls two Drleks
thicbj constructed by the late ME-. Henry Eastman
with the best materials, fer hisown occupation ana
expressly arranged and subdivided TO SUIT the con-
venience and afford every facility for the storage
and eompressment of cotton. The Press IS equipped
with powerful Tyler press, complete N all lts ap
poiutments. 90.
Situated almost opposite the New orleans Great
Northern and JACKSON Railroad depot aad flthlh
| one square of the New Canal, the receipts from
these two great arteries OF commerce renders its
position not only commanding, but superior to any
press in the city for large PATRONAGE which u mas
steadily enjoyed since lite construction; Inerelore'
| either as an investment OF a profitable enterprise,
! NO business here is more certain or remunerauye;
/ II it can command $1,000 70 S2OOOO rental "ns1
| must it not pay AZ ousineasE
sixteen Valuable Building Lots in the
Square Next 10 the Presses.
! =, he
| First District Of this city IN the square bounded
by Dalliope Euphrosiue Soils and Maunsel streets,
| designated by the Nos. IL to 26 nclusiyey. Lots
RIOS. ii, u and 10 adjoin each other, and measure
each % feet front Maupsel street, by rs teet
and easS % on
l26 feet inches lines. Lots Nos lTls and ~ ~,
Il and ~ measure each rs feet inches liRes front
on Euphrosine street, by l6 feet inches lines in
depth. Lots Nos S, "a 70 and 26 adIoIn each other
| and measure each IS feet inches lines front on
| Euphrosne street. by lie feet inches lines N
depth. Lot No. II FORMS the corner OF EuphrosinS
These lots ara situated nearly opposite the Jack
son Railroad DEBUT, and within one square OF tht
leading channels. Adapted for bnildinss OF ever
description, ..o,., r.
purchaser TO assume the payment in principal ant
interest of two notes, secured by vendors lien ant
first moTtgage en- the property each Tor inc sum
Sl2,500. bearing interest at the rate OF eight Pc
cent per 8nnum from the eleventh January, is6s
said notes are in favor OF and hela y tne Oana
| as may be agreed upon between the Canal Bank AM
the purchaser, ana ior the REMAINDER circuit
one two. three. four, 1--we, six and seven years. TO
| notes secured by mortgage and vendors hen on tn
property; If not then promptly paid eight per cen
per Annum until final pa, ment-the notes to be sui
divided should the interest Of the heirs require It.
| The mortgage contain The five per cent attol
ney fee clause, binding the purchaser TO pay in IN
event that the notes given in part payment, shout
have to be sued upon. and the Improvements to IN
extent of the notes to be kept insured by the pul
chaser, and the policy annually 10 be transferred
! the vendors or holders of the notes
For the sixteen lots the purchaser to assume q
. payment Of the notes secured by mortgage on n
! property for $780, bearing interest at the rate
eight per cent per annum from the tWenty-tourt
January, 1863, until paid These notes are due, an
unless extended by the holders, must be pail. An
for the remainder the same terms of credit as state
! above for the press properly. d,
: The purchasers to assume, in addition TO Il
above terms all the taxes for the year 1862 over an
! above their bids 49, ,
! Acts of sale, together with the United Stat
internal revenue stamps attached, at the expense
the purchasers, baiore X. j. Kerr, notary public
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