New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-03
By G.. E. Girardey & Co.
SALE ON TWELVE MONTHS BOND.
VALUABLE STEAM COTTON PRESS.
COMPRISING TWO SQUARES OF GROUND.
WITH SUPERIOR BRICK BUILDINGS.
Completely Equipped with q Steam Tyler Press
Well-known as tho
"FAssMANN STEAM COTTON PRESS"
With Sixteen Building Lots. opposite the Jackson
Railroad Depot.
Succession of the late Henry Fassmarn.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans.
No. 80 l49.
BY G.. E. Girardey & Co.
Succession of the late Henry Fassmarn.

RY Q. f. GIK AKnEY 81 CO.. AUG
ID tloneers-Nicpols. j. Hoey, Anctlonser-Ottioe
No. II Exchange PIace.-SA1UKDAY.M March 10.
auction, at the Merchants and Auctioueers' Ex-
cnange on Roy street. between Canal and Custom
the Honorable t. H. Duv,sneaud. Judgs OF the the
Second District Court for The parish Of Orleans
dated December s. 1869. aud bsaring the No 30 l4s
on the docAet OF said court. and rendered in the
above entitled matter the following described and
'H The P W. IL K RN WIN AND oAPAoIoUs
STEAM COTTON PRESS. kn JWn as Fassman's
northern Railroad depot. IN the First District of
this city, oompris ng two entire squares the first II
and trsret Ion Jacob1 street. measuring follows:
263 feet inches lines front on Cal iope and Euphro
ard aud Ereret date Jacobs} streets. The second
square is bounded by CaiEope, Euphrosine, Jacobs
Cor Frersu and soils Cor LocusD streets and meas
follows 253 feet inchss lines ro:it each
of Calliops AND Euphrosipe streets aud 81 feet
inches liuea front on each of Freret and Locust
date jacobs and Sons) streets per plans at sale.
The property is under lease, ending on the first Of
September, 1870. al the rate of $1,000 GER annum,
payable monthly by notes CT the enant,
essee to be transferred to the purchaser for the
unexp,rtd portion of the lease said properly to be
Together with all the buildings and improve
ments tnereon, comprising on eaen square most
bricks thlck constructed by the late MIR. Henry
FsssIpan with the besG materia's for his own
suit the convenience and aff.rd every facility for
the STORAGE and compiessment OF cotton. The
plete in ali IT. appointments
Situated almost opposite tbs New Orleans, Great
Northern and Jackson Railroad depot, and within
one square Of the New Canal. the receipts from
these great arteries 81 commerce renders Its
in he city for large patronage which it las
steadily enjoyed sir cs it's construction. Therefore,
| either as an Investment or profitable enterprise
no business here ID more certain or TemuneratIve
II il command $1,000 to $4,000 rental what
gust 1t not pay as a business?
sixteen Valuable Building Lots In the
aqusro Next to the fres3ss.
SIXTEEN LoTSOF GROUND. situated in the
Calhope. EupbrosIne, Soils and Mauusei streets
desisn 7, s by tee Mo-: II to rs inelusyely Lots
each 70 feet front on aaunsel street BY lbs feet
inches lines deep: Lots Nos. "A Is and Is adj2in
rs 'eet inches 2llnes Lots Nos II ls and II. 90
Il and y measure each Is fest3 inches lines front
kuphrosne street. by ll6 feet inches lines IN
depth. Lots Nos, % a. % and &c adoin each OF her
aud measure each Is feet inches 6 lines front on
Euphrosine street, by lie feet inches lines in
depth. Lot No II forms tie corner OF Euphrosine
son Railroad depot and within one square of the
New Canal, ard the grsa. trade of both of 'hese
leading channels. Adapted Tor buildings OF every
description.
Terms and cond tions of sale-This being the
second and last adjudication, the above described
property will be solo Ter whatever 1t brings to the
lost and highest bidder, upon the following terms
and conditions, to wit:
For the cotton press property for the sum of
SIS GOO and intcresU at eIshl per ceut per mum,
from eleventh January, 1863, the OF SIS go
thereof. The purcha furnIs bis bond bonds
payable at t~eys months from he date Of adjucs
ton, with good AM solvent security to be approved
b. the executor at the time of adjudication. 10
bear IBteresE at the rate of eg1t per cent per
auuum from the day of adjudica until final pay
mont, and secured by vendors Ii and all o. her
curity auSes in Ike manner, with the notes to be
given for the reminder of the price of purchase,
and for the said remainder crsdi. OF one, two,
three, four, five six and years. for notes
cared by mortgage and vendors lien on the prop.
erty: if then promptly paid, eight per cent per
IT IA TO Ia IA.
v,ded should the interest of the ners require il.
The mortgs ge to contain the FIVE per cent attor-
neys fee clause, binding the purchaser pay in the
event ca at the rotes given in part payment should
have to be- sued uuon. and the i'm prevents to the
extent of the notes to be kept insured b. the pur
chaser, and the policy RnnuRly to be transferred to
the vendors or holders of the notes
For the lots, fo- the of $3.50 and in
teres thereon 1t the rate of eight per cent per
nun from TWEEN y fourth January, 1879 the pur
chaser furnish his bond With GOOD and solvent
security to be approved by the ut the time
IF publication. ard to bear interest at the of
ei ht per cent from the day of adludica-
ton until final payment, and for the remainder of
the purchase price tie terms of credit
stated above for the cotton press properly, and the
tain all like clauses.
The purchas to assume, in addition to the
above terms all the taxes tor the yea e69, and
/ abovs their bids.
Acts of sale, together with the United States
internal revenue stamps attached, at the of
| the purchasers, before y. j. Ksr, nota public.
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