New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30
Succession OF the late Henry Fassuarn.
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| ID topeers-Nlcuoias j. Hcey, Auchoueer-O Office
| 1870 at twelve O'Clock NJ, will be sold at public
| auction, at the Merchants and Auction GERS Ex
| cnange on Royal street. between Canal and Custom
house Streets by anc in pursuance OF an order from
| the Honorable l.. II. DuUgneaud. Judge OF the
| Second District Court for me parish Of Orleans
dated December g, 1859 and bearing the No 60 l4s,
! on the docket OF sald court. ard rendered in the
rendered 'e eleventh Of March $50 the following
| described and valuable property, to wit:
STEAM COTTON PRESS, kn.wp as Fassman 8
Press opposite the New Orleans jackson and t4reat
Northern Railroad depot IN me FIrst pistrIct Of
which is formed by CaUlope, EuphrOsine, Howard
and freret qr jacobs street measuring as follows:
253 feet inches lines from On Csliope ard Euphro-
sine by SOL feet inches lines front How
| ard and treret date Jacobs streets. The second
square is bounded by CaiHope. Euphrosine, Jacobs
| Tor FrereJ) and Soils tor LocusO streets, and meas
follows: 253 feet inches lines irozit each
| Of Callinps aud tnphroslne streets and feet Z
inches 3 lines front each OF treret and Locust
date Jacobs and Sohs) streets per plans at sale
The property is under lease, ending on the first of
September, 1870. al the rare of $1,000 Der annum
payable monthly repre- ented by notes the enant,
lessee, to be transferred to the purchaser for the
uuexplred portion of the lease; properly to be
sold su ojec1 to the lease.
Together with all the buildings and improve
| uents thereon, comprising on eacn square most
substantially built brick warehouse walls two
bricks thick). constructed by the lats Mr.. Henry
Eastman with the best materIa 5, for his oecu
patton, ana expressly ARRANGED anG subdlvIded to
suit the convenience ana afford every facility for
the storage ana cOmDTessmeGt Of cotton. The
Press - equipped with powerful Tyler press, COM
plete in ali ITS appointments
SITUATED almost opposite the New Orleans Great
one square of the New Canal the receipts from
position not only commanding tEJ superior to any
press in the city for large paTronage watch it hiss
steadily enjoyed sir its construction Therefore,
either investment or q profitable enterprise,
no business here is more certain or remunerative
II It can command $4,000 to SAJ,UJO rental, what
must 1t not pay as a business!
sixteen Valuable Building Lots In the
squire Next to Abe Esresssa.
SIXTEEN LOTSOF GROUND. situated in the
First District of this city the squae bounded Oy
Calhope, Eupnroslne, Soils and Maunsei streets
Nos. IL, y and - adioin each other. and measure
each Z9 feet 'front.' aaunsel street, by I26 test
inches lines deep. Lots Nos. u. IS and l6 adioin
and measure each 70 feet front Soils street, By
rs feet inches 2lines. Lots Nos. II 8 and IL. 90
q and y measure each % feet inches lines front
kuphrosine street. by l6 feet inches lines
depth Lots Nos. g. "a, % and 26 adjon each other
Euphrosne street by ll6 feet inches lines in
depth. Lot No II forms the corner of Euphrosine
and Maunse streets, and No 70. that OF Euphrcsine
and Magnolia.
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 for buildings of every
Terms and conditions of sale-For ne press proper
ty, $4,000 cash. Tine purchaser to assume tn pay
ment principal and interest OF two notes, secured
by vendor lien and first mortgage the property.
each for the of $500, bearing interest at the
rate OF ele HI cent annum from the eleventh
Jan uary 1869 Said notes in favor of and held
by the Cana Bank, and the payment OF said notes
to be arranged as may ue agreed upon between the
Canal Bank and the purchaser, and FOR the remain
der credit OF one, two, three four, five, six and
seven years, for notes secured by mortgage and |
vendors lien the property, bearing interest of
SIX per cent per annum from date of sale until ma |
turlty If not then promptly paid, eight Der cent
annum until final payment-the notes to be subdi- |
vided shGu the interest of the heirs require it.
The mortg ge to contain the five per cent attor- |
ney fee clause binding the purchaser to pay in the
event that the otes given in part payment, should
have to be sued UPON, and the i'm prevents to the
extent of the notes to be kept insured BIZ the pur
chaser, and the policy annusyto be transferred to
the verd doris or holders of the notes
FOR the sixteen lots, the purchaser to assume the |
pay msBt Of the notes, secured by mortgage the |
property. for $780, bearing interest at the of
eight per cent per annum from the enty-iourth |
January, 1863 until paid. These notes are DUE and |
unless extended by the holders must be paid: and |
Tor the rema nder of the purchase price the same |
terms of credit stated above Tor the cotton press
properly.
The purchasers to un1e, in addition to the |
above terms all the taxes Tor the year Ise9 and up
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. Ker, notary public.
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