New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-15

DY NASH & HODGSON-w. I. EuDGSoN
ID auctioneer-Qtfce No. 10 GrSvier stIee;-On
SATURDAY, January Is, 1872. at twelve O'Clock NJ
at the st. Charles Auction Exchange. in the base
ment rOtunda of the 81. Charles Hutel, in this city
by virtue and IN pursuance of an order of the Hon.
r. H. Dur-ii, Judge of the District Court of the
Cted States of America. for the District of Louis
lana, sitting in bankruptcy, dated New Orleans,
December l. 1871 docket No lll3. in the matter
of Paul Cook X Co., at public auction, free of all
incumbraIces reservlng the rights of the privil-
eyed creditors " the funds in the trustees hands
FOURTEEN VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, to-
Sethcr with the buildings and Improvements
thereon, situated IN the First District OF this city
in the fauhourg lbelnrd i'll the square bounded by
Delord, New Levee Pearl and CalliOpe tlate Louisa)
streets desig" ated lots Nos. q, 80, 10, H. H.
b. a. 49, 20 81 q and portion Of lot No 10 " hich
adjoin each other, and measure follows to wit
Lot No. q measures % feet inches and lines
front Oh Calope street by depth and front on
Pearl street OF "a feet inches and lines. of which
two streets II forms the corner all between paral-
lei lines
Lots Nos. TO u inclusive adjoin each other,
and lot no, III It's rear, and measure, each, 20 feet
II inches front Pearl street by a depth Of 81 feet
10 inches. al! between parallel lines.
Lot No. l3 adOius lot No. u and measures q feet
front Pearl street los feet inches on the side
of lot No. u and A; thence 2. feet inches the
line running toward Pearl street; thence 5
feet running toward DelOrd street, where it inter
sects the division line OF lot No. IA; thence upon
said division line 83 feet to Pearl street. the place
of starting
Lot No j; adoins lot No. -, and measures q
feet front Pearl street II feet 10 inches i'll
width IN the rear. BY depth Of So feet the side
line Lext to loI No. 10, and ~ feet inches the
other side line next to lot No Is.
Lot No. Is adioEs lot No. a. and 3.
feet inches front on Pearl street 80 Tee, inches
on the side next to lot No. IA, 28 feet inches
the rear line running toward Delord street theuce
4e feet inches diagonal line running toward
Pearl street, thence 20 feet inches diagonal
line running toward lot M. IA, and thence on
diver ging line 30 feet inahes to Pearl street; the
place OF starting.
Lot No. A is OF triangular shape and is the rear
pOrtien'Of the original lot No 49, and measures 70
feet IL inches on the rear OF lot No. IL, 80 feet
inches the like OF lot No. 20 thence on diagonal
line running toward Pearl street and across the
rear OF lot No. ~, distance OF So 1.et inches
and feet ON the side OF lot No. -.
Lots Nos. 20, p and p adon each other, and lots
Nos 9. 10 and II N tler rear. and lot n" on its
upper side and measure together IS feet inches
inches in their by depth OF ll2 feet inches
and lines on the side line next to lots Nos. and
10. and lot feet 10 inches and lines tile other
side line next to Caope street; all, more less.
American measure, measuring i'll all some 26, ooo
SO uare feet of area, according to plan made by
Louis H. Pile. surveyor. taken from sketch made
by ). 4 Hemecourt, deputy city surveyo dated
December :. 1871:
The Improvements consist of that commodi ous
Orleans Sugar Refinery consisting of one six
story brick building, 40 by 10 feet: four story
brick building, 10 BY 100 feet: two-s1orv brick
building 40 bv 100 feet; one building 20 by - feet,
tor filters one twosrory shed q BY to feet and
one-~'o1y -hcd, oo by 10 feet.
Among the valuable and modern mac iierN con.
tanned: in II. above buildings Their. are ! Low
Pressure Engine, one hundred ard SHY horse
power: can h- Iun high or low.
Doctor Engine, with moasses, liquor.
water and vapor pumps.
! donkey Engine with water fore pamp.
! Upright Engine for elevators.
Doube Flued Boilers. thirty TWO feet Ion.
and fofty-two inches diameter, with large
steam drum connected.
Marine Boiler seven N-twO inches III diane.
ter, with thirteen tlies.
Copper lined Receiving Tank, capacity Two
hundred barrels.
p,,,s
Ior repo,n@ thirty 0air J. 81 nlola,s-s per
hour
Open Copper Pan AID Worm iol e4pe,
1ueutiug.
% Iron Noass.s Coolers: caparltv thirteen
barrels each.
T. Wooden Mu.ass-s Sugay Coo.,rs; ca pacity
twenty barrels each.
Iron Draw "t Tanks, calar:tv ,25 lar
rrls Zach
. Bon. black KIns. capac-v Tor burning
i"'oJ pounds per day OF ;w-uty-iour
hours.
r. Iron Filters. four feet sx .ac!.s il
diameter and eighteen feet hlgl.
'laf .Ii,r and " SETTLING Tanks ~. mo';is>es
sugar TO te filtered.
IRON Tanks and two W0ol. Tanks 10Y
w.t-i, IL attic.
Sweet Water Copper Lin.d TAM. over
Clariier
Iron Ianks holding s.&ty-f.ve harrris
Zach, for uttered hluor sweet water or
lion Vacuum Pan. with "a, Iret tvo and
a hal. inch Copper Worm, I'D - sixty
Heater. with Steam Jacket.
C-ntrifu gals. Mer,icks pat.u-.
lhi 900 potiilds Bon Black. nlole or less.
t"o sugar Noltis. more less; all the conIi-, tons
are made with copper and non pi pes and
'omplete
The engines and boilers are in good working
del and the extensive machinery and apparatus
for rehoiliIg Inolasses and refining molasses and
sugar in good condition Tor immediate Tie
buildings generally i'll good order and ready for
business
TIL above valuable and centrally located prop
erty, Of the most extensive and complete sugar
leiinerie- IN the South viii be- sold together with
the machinery. anc--, tools and par lhernalia,
etc, in bulk. Offering rare opportunity to capt.
Ia lists and others to OF the most valu
able and profitable establishments of the kind i'll
the country, and where a fortune may be made
nuallv, under the management of an enterprising.
perienc"d man. The whole will b.. sold on the
following easy and acce ptable-
Terms and CondltiOns-Onet third cash il United
State, treasury notes and the balance in equal
pay nenis at and two wears the notes to be-
divided into coupons il reInredl. with eight per
cent interest per annum from dat. until paid.
with special Inortsa and vendors privilege the
mort gage to embrace the clause of five per cent
for attorney fees in OF suit: the buildings,
Improvements and machinery to be kept fully in
~urrd and the policies to be transferred to the
holders of TIL. credit notes.
Act OF sale before T. Charles Cuveilier notary
public. at the expense Of the purchaser including