The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-09
The THREE AND A HALF STORY BRICK
SUCCESSION OF HUGH MoCLOsKEY.
Second District Cou't for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 36 .O83

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pY HOEY, MACON b OCONNOR-- Nicholas
let street.,6n SAT URDAY. January, -. ISIS.
Exchange. by virtue Of an order Of the honor
able the Second District Court for the parish OF
Orleans. dated the 9th OF December. 1877, will be
sold by public auction, for account OF the sue
cession Of Hugh McLloskey, the following de-
seT1 FIX YssaPM9T RE EfRpfsEaf oE 10 the Second
District Of this city. In The. square bounded by
Old Levee or Decatur. Canal, Cnstomhouse and
Dorsiere streets. known as lot Ne. and meas
catur streets by II feet inches In depth. The
improvements cmprise the CHOICE two-story
brick building constructed ESPECIALLY for saloon
| purposes. and long known as the Sumter
| House" faces the Cnston- House and Postofice.
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
.. THAT CHOICE PROFESSIONAL STAND
on the corner Of Lafayette and lCarondelet
streets. designated as lot No |. IN the square
| bounded W Carondeer, ST. Charles Lafayette
and Girod streets. and M asures 25 feet inches
| front on Caroudelet street by about $50 feet s.
inches In depth and front on afay ette street tbe
| bounded in the rear by common alley 20 feet
| In width, opening on taid Lafayette street
which said alley is common 10 this lot and
others. The improt ements comprise q three
and O. half story brick building, with pressed
brick front is retired from. the. banquette, and
is two story brick This choice property is not
only complete, convenient and attractive
family residence, but from it's location ID the
city centre Will always command 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
Camp, Gravier and Commercial Alley Poydras
streets. The same being described as follows,
e VII: I. 4 lQt o. portion q ground r. the First
dras. st: Charles and Gravler streets, and meas-
ures 81 feet inch front on st; Charles street by
at s FEET inches esDh nss om TIE
corner Of Commercial Alley and St. Charles
street, and being. the portion nearest to Com
P6 5fY 81 G9F 9 dh g ftfua adjoining the
portion above DESCRIBED. measuring about 50
ee 9n n on st. d eh1rs ssg ns BY 7S sa feet
tion above described, las feet inches in depth
on first line, thence narrowing about as feet.
lines, until 1t reaches the rear line at o depth Of
40 feet inches lines as aforesaid, on which
late or rear line 1t has width of as feet more or
esa pseRefy as tRs pon
srty," on st Charles street. being Nos. 20 to 70
McCioskey. the Mcolo key key soda water saloon,
NJ l.. Rock AMI others, and comprises that
splendid four-story brick front. with all its
special purposes, and adaptabity for saloon
and hotel purposes. il now under lease and
rental
4. A CHOICE SQUARE OF GROUND, in the
First District of this city. bounded by Gasquet.
Palmyra, Cortez and st. John streets, and con-
tanning twenty-six lots of ground-an admira-
BILE location for gardening or dairy; frequent
and easy communication with the business
centre Of the city.
Terms of Sale-Cash. and purchasers to as
sumo payment. over and above the amounts OF
their bids. OF all taxes on said property for the
year 1877. payable In 1873.
Acts Of sale at the expense Of the purchasers.
before VIM. j. Castell, ESQ. notary public.
dec Is % 40 jas ~ I'd