New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-02
saeoessior O. the late Henry FassmaIr.

DIV c. e. GIRARnEY a. CO.. AUO-
d tioneers-Nicnolas j. Hcey; Aqctoneer-Otn e,
No. II Exchange Place;-SAIUEDAfi april Is,
auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers Ex-
ohange Roy al street. between Canal and custom.
house streets by and in pursuance OF an order from
the Honorable L. II. Duylgneaud. Judge OF the
Second District Court Tor the parish OF ORGANS ;
dated December g. 1863. and bearing the No 3D. l4S,
on tho docket Of said court. and rendered in the
above entitled matter and OF sn6seauent order.
rendered eleventh Of March. 1870, the following
described and yaIuabs property e wiz Gf,p.c1ous
STEAM COTTON PRESS, KIN ywn as Fassmans
Press, Dosite the New Orleans Jackson and Great
Northern Railroad depot. in the First District OF
which IS formed by Calnope, Euphrosins. Howard
and Freret (or Jacobs street, measuring as follows:
253 feet inches lines front on Caiope and EuPhro-
sine ST. GETS By Sol feet inches lines front on How
ard and Freret date Jacobs streets The second
square is bounded by Caope, Euphrosine Jacobs
1or Freret and soils (sr LOCUST streets, and meas
ures follows 253 feet inches lines frot on each
of CaIliope and Euphrosine streets and 81 feet
inches lines front on each OF Freret and Locust
date Jacobs and Sols) streets, as per plans at sale
septenber' 1870. al the rate Of $1,000 Der annpm.
payable monthly repre- enteo by notes otthe enant
portion of the lease said property te be
Tosefher with all the buildings and improve
meuts thereon, COMPRISING on each square most
substantially built brick warehouse walls Two
bricks .hick) constructed by the late Mr.. Henry
Fassu.an with the best materials for his own occu
patton, and expressly ARRANGED ano snpdivioea 70
the STORAGE and compressment Of cotton Inc
Press equipped with powerful iyler press, conn
Situated almost opposite the New Orleans, Great
Northern and jackson Railroad depot, and within
one square of the New Canal, the receipts rom
position not only handing, but superior 70 any
press in he city for large patronage, Wnen ~ mss
steadily enjoyed sirce its construction therefore,
either as an Investment or profitable enIeLprlae'
business here IS more eo certain % ran
must it not pay as G business!
sixteen Valuable building Lots In the
Square Next TO the Fre.sss.
SIXTEEN LOTS OF GROUND. situated in the
First District OF this city in the square bounded by
Calliope. Eupbrosine, Solls and Msunsel streets:
Nos H. Il asd Is adioin each other, and measure
each Z9 feet front on haunsel street, by 70 ieet
and measure each 20 feet front on Soils street, by
I26 feet 7inches 2lnes Lots Nos II ls ano II. ~
u and u measure each Is feet inches lines front
on Euphrosne street. by l6 feet INCHES ilnes IN
depth Lots Nos q, "a Is and &c adiqin each other
and measure each % feet inches lines front on
Euphrosine street. BY ZIG feet inches 3 lines in
depth. Lot No. II forms the corner OF EuphIosine
these lots are situated nearly opposite the Jack
New Canal and the great trade of both of these
| leading channels. Adapted for buildings OF every
Terms and conditions of sale-For the press proper
| IT, $4,000 cash. The purchaser to assume the pay
by vendors lien and first mortgage the property
each for the of sl2500 bearing interest at tne
|
| January 1863 Said notes in favor OF and helo
by the Canal Bank. and the payment OF sald notes
to be arranged may be agreed upon between TIE
Canal Bank and the purchaser, and for the remain
| der a credit OF one two three, four. hve SIX ana
| seven years, for notes scared by mortgsge ana L.
vendors lien the property. bearing interest OF
six per cent per from date of sale until ma
tnrty; if not Their promptly paid eight per cent per
| aunum until final payment-the Cotes to be subol-
vided should the interest of the heirs require IT,
The rnortgs ge contain the five per cent attor-
reys fee clause binding the purchaser to pay IN I'd
event tt at the notes given il part payment, shoulo
! have to be sued upon. and the improvents 10 the
extent of the notes be keOt insured by the pur-
chaser, and the policy annually 10 De transferred 10
! the ven DORIS or holders OF the notes. -,
For the sixteen lots, the purchaser to assume tne
payment of the notes, secured by mortgage on me
property. for $780, bearing interest at the rate OF
| eight per cent per snnum from the twenty fourth
January 1873 until paid. These notes are cue, and
unless extep ded by the holders, must be- paid; ano
| Tor the remainder of the purchase price the same
terms of credit stated above for the cotton press
| properly. ,,... . 49,
above terms all the taxes for the year lees anc uI
| to the day o. sale, over aud above tEer bids
Acts of sale, together with the United Htdtes
internal revenue stamps attached at the expense Of
| the purchasers, before Il. j. ker, notary pubhc.
| ynhI aD2Q