New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-27
ON LONG CREDIT, AT AUCTION.
DY NASH & HODGSON-w. I. HoDGsON

DY NASH & HOD:SON-w. L. HODGSON,
ID auctioueer-O.iice No. 10 Gravier street-On
SATURDAY. January 10, 1872 at twelve O'Clock NJ
at the st. Charles Auction Exchange in the base
meut rotunda of the St Charles Hotel in this city,
by virtue and in pursuance Of an order of the Hon
I. H. Durell, Judge of the District Court of the
United States of America for the District of Louis
lana, sitting in bankruptcy. dated New Orleans
December i, 1871, docket No. l113 in the matter
of Paul Cook L Co. at public auction free of ali
membranes, reserving the rights of the privi-
eyed creditors to the funds in the trustees hands
FOURTEEN VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, to-
gether with the buildings and Improvements
thereon situated III the First District of this city
in the faubOurs Delord, in the square bounded by
Deord, New Levee, Pearl and Calliope Gate Louisa)
streets designated as lots Nos g. 10, 9, TO- H. II,
- Il Is, %. 81 y and portion of lot No 10 which
adjoin each other and measure as foil pws. to wit:
Lot No measures 29 feet inches and lines
front on Calliope street. by depth and front on
Pearl street OF "a feet inches aud lines, of which
two streets it forms the corner, all between paral
lei lines.
and lot No in lis rear aud measure each % feet
II inches front Pearl street by depth OF 90 feet
II inches, all between parallel lines.
Lot No 10 adjoins lot No. H. and measures 81 feet
front on Pearl street l05 feet . inches the side
of lot No y and A; thence p feet inches the
line running toward Pearl street: thence
feet running toward Deord street where il inter
sects tie division line of lot No. IA thence upon
said division line % feet to Pearl sIeet, the place
OF starting.
Lot No /. adioins lot No. l3 and measures p
feet front f'n rrall street II te.t 10 inches in
line next to lot No IS, and go feet 6 inches on the
other side line next TO lot No. IS
Lot No. Is adioins lot No. II, and measures 81
feet inches front Pearl street, so feet inches
on the side next TO lot No. H. 28 feet inches on
the rear line running toward Delord street thence
feet inches on a iagonal line running toward
Pearl street, thence 90 feet inches on a diagonal
line running toward lot No. IA, and thence a
diver gns line 50 feet inches Pearl street, the
place of starting.
Lot No. A is Of triangular shape and is the rear
portion of the original lot No 10, and measures 20
feet II inches on the rear of lot No. H. 80 feet
inches on the line of lot No. % thence diagonal
line running toward Pearl street and across the
rear of lot No. 10, distance of SO feet inches,
and feet the side of lot No. Is.
Lots Nos 20 II and % adjoln each other and lots
Nos 3, 10 and II in their rear and lot No. on its
upper side, and measure together Is feet Sinehes
inches in their rear, by depth of III feet inches
and lines on the side line next to lots Nos A and
l9, and l0l feet 10 inches and lines the other
side line next to Calhope street; all more or less,
American measure. measuring in all some 26,oGo
square feet OF area, according to plan made by
Louis H. Pile, surveyor taken from a sketch made
BY j. A. DHemecOurt, deputy city surveyor, dated
December :, 1871
The improvements consist of that commodious
well built and SPLENDID property known as the
ORLEANS Sugar Refinery, consisting of one six
story brick building 40 by 40 feet; one fourstory
building. 40 by 100 feet building 20 by As feet
tor filters one shed, "a by 90 feet and
One-s-ory shed, st by Ito feet.
Among the valuable and modern machinery con.
talneds in the above buildings, there are ! Low
Pressure Engine one hundred and sixty horse
power; can be run high or low.
] 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 forty-two inches diameter, with large
steam drum connected.
] Marine Boiler seventv-twO inches in dame
ter, with thirteen tiues.
2 Copper lined Receiving Tanks, capacity two
hundred barrels.
Open Copper Pans, Copper Worms capacity
for rebod!ins thirty barrels OF inolasses per
Open Copper Pan and Worm for expert.
renting.
26 Iron Molasses Coolers; capacity thirteen
barrels each.
IS Wooden Molasses or Sugar Coolers; capacity
twenty barrels each.
Iron Draw oil Tanks; capacity 225 bar
rels each.
Bone Black Kilns; capacitv for burning
yo'o' pounds per day Of twenty four
hours
lG Iron Filters. four feet six inches in
diameter and ighteen feet high
Ciaritier and two Settling Tanks Tor moiasses
sugar to be filtered.
Iron Tanks and two Wooden Tanks for
water, in attic
Sweet Water Copper Lined Tank, over
ClaIitier.
i Iron Tanks, holding sixty-fve barres
each, for filtered liquor, sweet water OF
Iron Vacuum Pan, with 400 feet two and
ahalf inch Copper Worn, holding sixty
barrels
Centrifugal Meriicks patent.
lo0."H pounds Bone Black less.
t'O Sugar Mods more or less; ali TIE connections
are made with copper and iron pipes and
complete.
Tie engines and boilers are in good working or
der. and the extensive machinery ami apparatus
fur rtboiing lnoiasses and refining ulolasses and
sugar are III good condition for immediate Ise The
buildings generally are i'll good order and ready tor
business.
The above valuable and centrally located plop-
ertv one OF the most extensive and complete sugar
retineies i'll the South, will he sold together with
the machinery, appliances, tools and paraphernaiia
etc., III bulk, offering a rare opportunity to call-
talsts and others to secure one OF the most valu-
able and profitable establishments of the kind in
the country, and where fortune may be made an
nuaily, under the management OF an enterprising
experienced man. The whole will be sold on the
following easy and acceptable
Terms and Coudtions-Oue bird cash in United
States treasury notes, and the balance III equal
PAYMENTS at one and two years (the notes to he
divided into coupons if required with eight per
cent interest per annrm from date until paid
with special mort gage and vel!dOrs privilege the
mortgage to embrace the clause of five per cent
Tor attorneys fees in case of suit; the buildings
improvements and machinery to be kept fully IN
sured and the policies to be transferred to the
holders of the credit notes
Act -f sale before ?. Charles Cuveilier notary
public, at the expense of the purchaser iucludil
the stamps and the taxes for the year 1871.
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