New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-31
VALUABLE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
COMPRISING TWO SQUARES OF GROUND.
WITH SUPERIOR BRIOK BUILDINGS,
Completely Equipped with a Steam Tyler Press
Weltknowp as the
"FASSMANN STEAM COTTON PRESS"
With Sixteen Building Lots, opposite the Jackson
Railroad Depot.
Succession of he late Henry Fassma1n
secopd DISTRICT Court for the Parish of Ories Ms.
No. 3ol49.
Succession of The late Henry Fassmar n.

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| No. II Exchange Place.-SATUKDAY. Apri %.
1870, at twelve o'clock NJ. viii! be sold at public
cnangs on Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house Streets by and in pursuance OF an order from
second District Court for the parish of Orleans,
dated December 1869. and bearing the No 30 l4s,
above enlitied matter and OF subseouen, order.
| rendered eleventh of March. 1870, the following
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STEAM COTTON PRESS. kn,wn as Eastman s
Press opposite the New Orleans Jackson and Great
| Northern Railroad depot in the First District Of
this city, comprise two entire squares me nrst q
and Freret Tor Jscobs) street measuring as follows
253 feet inches lines from. ou Callope and Euphro-
sine streets by sol feet lines froTt on h0w
square is bounded by CailIope. Euphrosine, Jacobs
Tor Frerep and Soils tor Loeus9 streets and mss rs
| of Caliope and Euphrosne streets and 81 feet
| inches lines front on each OF Freret and Locust
date Jacobs and SoIs) streets as per plans at SAFE
The property is under lease, ending on the hrst OF
| September 1870 at the rate Of $1,000 ger annum
payabls mont w. repre ented by notes ofthe ieaant
or lessee to transferred to the purchaser for the
unexpred portion of the lease; SAID property 10 De
| Together with all the buildings and improve.
meuts thereon, comprising on eacn square most
! bricks thick. constructed by the late Mr. Henry
Eastman with the best materials. for his own occu
patton, and expressly ARRANGED ano suodlylded to
| suit the convenience and afford every facility for
| the storage and compressment OF cotton. Ine
Press equipped with powerful PRESS Gull
| pIete in all its appointments.
Situated almost opposite the New Orleans, Great
Northern snd jackson Railroad depot, ana ~t INN
these great arteries OF commerce rencers It's
| POSITION not only commanding, but superior to any
press in the CITY for large patronage which 1t mas
steadily enjoyed sir cs Its coCstructlop therefore,
either an Investment or profitable enterprise
II il can command $4,000 to $4,000 rental. what
must it not pay as business!
| Sixteen Valuable Building Lots In the
Square Next to the Pressos.
SIXTEEN LOTSOF GROUND. Situated in the
First District of ths city. in the square bounded by
| CaIhops Euphrosine, Soils and MauuseI streets.
| designated by tie Nos. IL to 26 incusively Lots
Nos. IL, Il and IL adiou each other. and measure
each 70 feet front on Nauusel street. by l26 teet
inches lines deep. Lots Nos a. Is and l6 adj1in
and measure each % feet front on Sons street. oy
q ard p measure each IS feet inches lines front
Eu phrosine street. by Ito feet inches lines IN
depth Lots Nos. q "A. Is and &c adion each other
Euphrosine street BIZ ll6 feet inches 3 ines In
depth Lot No u forms re corner OF Euphrosne
These lots are situated nearly opposite the Jack,
| son Railroad depot and within one square of the
| New Canal, and the great trade of both of these
| leading channels. Adapted Tor buildings OF every
Terms and conditions of sae-For the press proper
IT, $4,000 cash The purchaser to assume the pay
in principal and interest OF two notes. secured
by vendors lien and first mortgage on the property.
each for the of sl25OO, bearing interest at the
January, 1869. Said notes in favor OF and held
BY the Canal Bank. and the payment OF said notes
to be srrange1 as may be agreed upon between the
Caual Bank and the purchaser and for the roman,
der q credit of one. TWO. three, four. i've, six and
| seven years, for notes secured by mortgage and
vendors lien the property bearing interest OF
| SIX psr cent per annum from date of sale until ma
turty if then promptly paid, eight cent per
| aunum until final payment-the notes to be subdi-
| vtded should tina interest of the heirs require It,
| The Inortg ge contain the i've per cent attor-
neys fee clause binding the purchaser to pay III III
event that the notes given 10 part payment shou q
| have to be sued upon. and the tmproeents TO the
extent OF the notes to be kent insured b. the pur-
chasr, and the policy annually to be transferred TO
the yer doris or holders OF the notes
for the sixteen lots, the purchaser to assume the
| payment of tire fes Sc Cured By mortgage the
property. for S58 bearing interest at the rate OF
| eight per cent per anpum from the twenty-fourtn
Jauuary 1879 until paid. These notes are due, and
unless exter dad by the holders, must be paid; and
tor the remai nder of the purchase price the same
terms of credit stated above tor the cotton press
| properly. ,,..
| The purchasers to assume, in addition to the
above terms all the taxes for the year lse9. and uI
| to the day of sale, over and above their bids
| Acts of sale, together with the United States
internal revenue stamps attached at the expense Of
| the purchasers, before R. j. Ksr, notary public
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| vAIrrARI.E PYVER FRONT PROPERTY