The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-15
AND A SQUARE OF GROUND ON GASOUET
STREET
SUCCESSION OF HUGH McCLOsKEY.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. SO ,083,

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
| No. 36.083.
PY HoEY, MACON & o'CoNNoR-Nicholat
- J. Hoey, Auctioneer-Oft1ce No. II Caronde
at 70 o'clock M. at the st. Charles Hotel Auction
Exchange, by virtue Of an order Of the honor.
able the Second District. Court for the parish Of
sold BY public auction, for account Of the s. sue.
cession Of Hugh McCloskey. the following de-
TH YsSsaH ME E2RpsE AY6 e NTH in the Second
District OF this city. In the square bounded by
Dorsiere streets. known as lot Ne. 7. and meas
uring 20 feet front on each Of Old Levee Or De-
catur streets by II feet inches in depth The
| improvements comprise the choice two-story
brick building constructed especially for saloon
House" faces the Custom House and Postoffice.
| adjacent to the Peoples Bank, and in the centre
always command good rental from prompt ten
ants. and is sold subject to the lease expiring
q. THAT CHOICE PROFESSIONAL STAND
on the corner of Lafayette and Carondelet
streets. designated as lot No. /. In the square
bounded by Carondelet. st. Charles Lafayette
front ON Carondelet street by about $50 feet
inches In depth and front on Lafayette street (be
the the, whole measurement more or lless) and
pounded in the rear by a common alley 20 feet
IN W1dth, opening on safd Lafayette street;
which said alley is common to this lot and
others b ne 4 Improvements 9e1 comprise three
PRICK front. is retired from the banauette, and
has double iron balconies front. the rear wing
Is two.story brick. This choice property is not
only complete, convenient and attractive
family residence. but from It's location In the
city centre will always command O. certain and
remunerative rental as an established position
for professional purposes, and is sold subject
TO the lease or rental thereon, expiring next
3. THAT SPLENDID PROPERTY on st
Charles. street. with a large front and great
depth. In the square bounded by st Charles.
Camp. Gravier and Commercial Alley Poydras
streets. The same being described as follows,
to wit: |, A lot or portion of ground In the First
District. in the square bounded by Camp. Poy-
dras. st: Charles and Gravier streets. and meas
ITO feet inches lines in depth. commencing
at distance of s. feet inches 4 lines from the
corner of Commercial Alley and st. Charles
SHY fG9F III q JEERua adjoining the
portion st on, above DESCRIBED: measuring about SO
lnches lines In depth on the line Of the por-
ton above described. 1875 feet inches in depth |
Which pe e has uhsr dep ao9 81 IS
lines. until it reaches the rear line at depth of
l1o feet inches ' lines as aforesaid on which
splendid estate known as the ''McCloskey Prop
,rty" on St Charles street. being Nos 10 to 76 |
tcCloskey, the McClos key soda water saloon, |
VI. L. Rock and others. and comprises that |
splendid four-story brick front, with all its |
,rand advantages of location. erection for |
special purposes. and adaptability for saloon
md hotel purposes. is now under lease and |
entail.
4. A CHOICE SQUARE OF GROUND. In the
first District of this city bounded by Gasouet, |
'almyra, Cortez and st. John streets. and con-
aiming twenty-six lots of ground-an admira-
lie, location for gardening or dairy; frequent
nd easy communication with the business
entire of the city.
Terms of Sale-Cash and purchasers to as
ume payment, over and above the amounts of
heir bids OF all taxes on said property for the
ear 1877. payable in 1878.
Acts of sale at the expense of the purchasers, |
efore VIM. j. Castell. ESQ., notary public.
de9 Is 90 30 jas 10 I'd