New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-03

pY NASH G. H0DGSON.-W. 1. HODGsoN.
| 10 Auctioneer.-Office No. Carondelet street.
On SATURDAY, December 81, 1872, at twelve o'clock
| M at the st. Charles Auction Exchange, in the
basement retuBda of the ST. Charles Hotel in this
city, by virtue and in pursuance of an order OF the
Hon. e. H. Dure judge of the District Court of the
United States of America for the District of Louisi.
ana sitting in Bankruptcy. dated New Orleans De-
| cember l. 1871, docket No IlI3 in the matter of
Paul Cook & Co., at public Auction, free of all in
eumbrances, reserying the rights of the privileged
| creditors to the funds in the trustees hands, will
FOURTEEN VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND. to-
gether with the buildings and Improvements there
on, situated in the First District Of this City in the
tau6ourg peLerd, in the square bounded by De-
| lord New Levee Pearl and Caliiope (ate Louisa }
streets: Designated as lohs Nos g. 7, g. g. 10, H. r.
H. a. l5 20, H. r. and portion of lot No. 49, which
adjoin each other and measure follows to wit:
Lot No. 6 measures % feet inches lines front
on Caliope street by depth and front on Pearl
street Of 81 feet 5 inches lines, OF which two
streets 1t forms the corner, all between parallel
lines.
Lots Nos. : to IL, inclusive, adioiu each other
and lot No in it's rear. and measure each 20 feet
II inches front on Pearl street by depth of 80 feet
10 inches all between parallel lines.
Lot No. 10 adjoins lot No r. and measures 81 feet
front on Pearl street; los feet inches the side
of lot No. u and A; thence 81 feet inches on the
rear line running toward Pearl street, thence feet
running toward DeOrd street, when it interseCts
the division line OF lot No IA; thence upon said di-
vision line Of lot No. Il IS feet to Pearl street. the
place of starting.
Lot No Il adioins lot No. 49, and measures 81 feet
front on Pearl street Il feet 10 inches in width in
the rear by depth Of IS feet the side line next
to lot No 49, and 80 feet inches on the other side
line, next to lot No. Is.
Lot No IS adj0ins lot No. A. and measures 81 feet
inches front on Pearl street. 80 feet inches on
the side next to lot No. A. % feet inches on the
rear line, running toward DeloTd street thence as
feet inches on a diagonal line running toward
Pearl street; thence % feet inches on a diagonal
line running toward lot No. Il and thence on q Ci-
verging line 50 feet inches to Pearl street, the
place of starting.
Lot No. is of triangular shape, and IS the
rear portion Of the original lot No. ~ and meas
ures 20 feet II inches the of lot No. r. 80
feet inches on tile line of lot No, co. thence on a
dag0na! line running toward Pearl street and
the of lot No. 10. distance of SO feet
inches, and feet on the side of lot No. Is. Lots
Nos. 20, d and % adj Join each other and lots Nos
81 and II in their rear and lot No. on its upper
side, and measure together So feet inches 2 fines
front New Levee street, 62 feet inches in their
rear, by depth or liz feet inches lines on the
side line next to lots Nos and 49, and 104 feet 10
inches lines on the other side line next to Cal
Hope street, all more less American measure,
measuring IL all, some 26,NO0 square feet of area
according TO a plan made by Louis H. Pile, sur
veYOr, taken from a sketch made by J. A. d'Heme-
count, deputy city surveyor, dated December 7,
The improvements consist of that commodious,
well built and sPendId property known as the Or
leans Sugar Refinery consisting of one sxstory
brick building, 90 by 40 feet; four story brick
building 40 by 100 feet one two story brick buiId-
ing 40 by Gj feet; one building 20 by as feet, for
filters two story shed, "a BY 60 feet: one one
story shed, Sc by 10 feet, with boilers, machinery
etc.
The engines and boilers are in good working
order, and the extensive machinery and apparatus
sugar are III good condition for immediate use.
The. buildings generally are in good order and
ready for business
The above valuable and centrally located prop
erty one OF the most extensive ard complete sugar
rehnertes in the South, will be sold together with
the machinery, appliances, tools and parapher-
MALTA, etc, in bulk offering q rare opportunity to
capitalists and others to secure one Of the most
valuable and profitable establishments of the kind
in the countr and where fortune may be made
annually VI der the management of enter
prsing, experienced man. The whole will be sold
on the following easy and acceptable
Terms and COuditons-One.th third cash in United
States treasury notes, and the balance III equal
payments at one and two years. the notes to be di.
7ided into coupons if required, with ely hit per cent
interest per annum from date until paid, with
special mortgage and vendors privilege the mort
gage to embrace the clause of five per cent for at
torneY5 fees in of suit the buildings improve
sments and machinery to be kept fully insured and
the policies to be transferred to the holders of the
credit notes.
Act OF sale before P. Charles CuviIlier, notary
public at the expense of the purchaser. including
the stamps, and the taxes for the year 1872
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