New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-29
by NASH & HODGSON-w. l. HODGsON,

pY NASH & HODGSON-W. l. HODGSON
ID auctioneer-Oitice No. 10 Gravier street-Ou
SATU RDil: January 3D. 1872, attwtlve O'Clock NJ
at the ST. Charles Auction Exchange. in the base
ment rotnnda of the ST. Charles Hotel in this city
by virtue and III pursuance of order OF the Hon
+. II. Duren Judge of the District Court of the
United states OF America for the District of Louis
December i, 1871, docket No. 1lI3. in the mater
OF PaHl Cook Co. at public auction. free of all
ncIlmbraucrS, reservii.g the rights of the prvil
eyed creditors 10 The funds i'll the trustees hands
FOURTEEN VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND. to.
gether with the buildings and improvements
thereon situated in the First District Of this city
Deord New Levee. Pearl and Calliope date Lonisa)
streets. designated lots Nos. g. "a g. TO- H. u.
-, II. IS. ~ II p and portion of lot No 10 which
Lot No. D measures % feet 5 inches and lines
front OF Caliiope street, by depth and front on
Pearl street OF "a feet inches ard lines of which
two streets 1t forms the corner, all between paral.
lei Zines.
Lots Nos to u inclusive adioin each other,
and lot No in its and measure, each 20 feet
II inches front on Pearl street hv depth Of 30 feet
II inches all between parallel lines.
Lot No; Is aj"iils ot No. Il. and measures 81 feet
front o Pearl street los feet inches on the side
OF lot No. Il and a. thence ?. feet inches on the
rear line running toward Pearl street: thence 5
feet running toward Dclord street where it inter.
sects the division i;l!e OF lot No. Il: thence upon
said div slou line IS feet to Pearl street, tie place
Lot No II ado;ns lot No. IS, and measures 81
feet front on Pearl street II feet 10 inches in
width n'thc rear, by depth Of IS feet the side
line next to lot No. 10, and 80 feet inches on the
other side line next to lot No. Is.
Lot Nc. Is adioins lot No. II, and measures 81
feet inches iront on Pearl street, 80 feet inches
the rear lire running toward Delord street. thence
10 feet inches on Il diagonal line running toward
Pearl street, thence % feet inches diagonal
line running TOWARD! lot No. A. and thence on a
Diver SlIg line 80 feet inches to Pearl street. the
place of starting.
Lot No. is OF a triangular shape and is the rear
feet II inches on the of lot No. II. 80 feet
inches the line OF lo No. 20, thence a diagonal
line running toward Pearl street and the
rear OF lot No. 10. a distance of SO feet inches,
and feet on the side of lot No ID.
Lots Nos. 20 p and y adjoin each other and lots
Nos 9, 10 and II in tneir rear and lot No. on its
upper side. and measure. together, 65 feet inches
and 2 lines front on New Leyee street, 81 feet 8
inches III their rear. by depth of liz feet inches
and lines the side line next to lots Nos. and
70. and l04 feet 10 inches and lines on the other
side line next to Calliope street; all. less,
American measure, measuring in all some 26,no0
square feet of area, according to a plan made by
Louis H. Pile. surveyor taken from a sketch made
hy ). 4. pHrmeeourt, deputy city surveyor, dated
December ISL
The improvements consist of that commodious
well b'nlt and splendid property known as the
story brick building, 40 by 10 feet; fourstory
brick building 10 by 100 feet; one two-story brick
building ~ by leo feet one building ~ by IS feet
tor filters; twestory she'd "a by 90 feet and one
One-story shed, 66 by Ito feet.
Among the valuable and modern machinery con
talneds i'll the above. buildings. there | Low
Pressure Engine one hundred and sixty horse
power: can be lull high or low.
l Doctor Engine, with mOlasses, liquor,
water and vapor pumps
| Donkey Engine, with water force pump.
Upright Engine for elevators.
Double flued Boilers. thirty two feet long
and ;orty-two inches diameter, with large
steam drum connected.
| Marine Boiler seNenty two inches in dame
ter, with thirteen ilues.
Copper lined Receiving Tanks, capacity two
hundred barrels.
Open Copper Pans. Copper Worms; capacity
tor reboihns thirty barrels OF molasses per
hour.
oren Copper Pan and Worm for expert
inenting.
26 Iron Molssses Coolers; capacity thlteen
barrels each.
Is Wooden SIolasses or Sugar Coolers; capacity
twenty barrels each.
IRON Dyaw.Oif Tanks capacity 225 bar.
relS each
Bone Black Kilns: canacty for burning
5ano9 pounds per day of twenty four
hours.
Is Iron Filters, fonr feet six inches in
diameter and eighteen feet high.
Clar!er and two Settling Tanks tor mOlasses
or sugar to be filtered.
) Iron Tanks ahd two Wooden Tanks for
water, in attic.
Sweet Water Copper Lined Tank, over
tariiier.
each, for Uttered liquor, sweet water or
Iron Vacuum Pan. with $50 feet two and
a Ialf inch Copper Worm, holding sixty
Heater, with Steam Jacket
Centrfu5als MerIick's patent.
100 Ho pounds Bone Black, mOIe or less.
too Sugar Mol,is more or less; all the connections
are made with copper and iron pipes. and
complete.
The engines and boilers are in good working or
der, and the extensive machinery and apparatus
for reb"iling molasses and refining molasses and
sugar are i'll good condition for immediate use The
buildings generally III good order and ready for
business.
The above valuable and centrally located prop.
eTty, OF the most extensive and complete sugar
ieiineries in the South, viii be sold together with
the machinery, appliances, tools and palaphcrnalia
etc, III bulk. ocrIng.a rare opportunity to capi.
talIsS ana others to secure ono OF the y;tlU-
able ana profitable establishments OF the kind in
the country, and where fortune may be made an
iIually, unitl the engagement of an enteIprsing
e. peril need man The whole will be sold on the
following easy and acceptable
Terms and tondItlons-One third cash in United
states treasury notes and the balance in equal
payments ut one and two Years 1.-THE notes to be
divided int" coupons if reqIlired), with eight per
cent interest per annum from date until paid
with special mortgage and vendors PRIVILEGED the
mortgage 10 embrace the clause of live per cent
for at torneys fees III case OF suit; the buildings
and machinery to be kept fully in.
sured ana the policies to be transferred to the
holders of the credit notes.
Act ct sale before ?. Charles Cuveilier, notary
public, at the expense of the purchaser including
the stamps and the taxes for the year 1871
deg II l6 % 80 ja6 Is