The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-06
VICTOR LETOREY EFT AIS.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 49, 32.

CAMP q NoSemse FG
1877, at y o'clock M, ct the St Charles Auction
tel, in this city, will be sold at public auction,
pursuant t9 Judgment me f from The III Hon A.
and rendered In the above entitled matter, the
xP tff aSiSlSsf pEfp 81 ds S T together
with the improvements thereon; situated In the
bqandsd By Camp y &c., ohzF h G9nmzrelal
the corner Of Camp and. Gravier streets. and
measures % feet inches. front Camp street
and 81 if front Graer Street Of % feet dG npeb
and 80 feet 81 inches deep ON the opposite side
ne dividing it from lot No At. The said lot is
dated the nth Of May. 1919 and deposited in the;
Office Of II B; Cenas, late notary public in this
CITY, Together wi al al the mp!r2,yyement,s IS
three-story brick store designated by the No. As
Camp street and by the Nos 10 49, "a and Leg
admirably adapted for the banking and in
surance specialtles: a superior lo"ation for the
wholesale or retail ttade IN any line-one OF
the best in tho city, and worthy the attention of
=. THAI CHOICE COMMERCIAL AND PRO
s RRSfPrf dof6N p kR2yn s as h in IT,
First District OF this city, comprising the entire
square bou, ded by Tehoupit9nlas, Re igious,
Market and Richard streets. The said proper
ty measures $40 feet inches lines Fl ont on
each of Tchoupitouns aud Religious street.,
and $50 feet 2 inches lines ftoot on each OF
cordance with q plan drawn by James Caller or
arebite 4, dated February :, 1855, deposited
publ in this city.
Together with all the rights. ways, privileges,
servitudes and anpurtenances. 'hereunto be-
longing or in anywise appertainng. The i'm
extensive brick sheds especially arranged with
slated roofs for the storage and congressman
Of cotton, and a steam press of powerful capac-
THE BR%SCH oTT6S PRss situated
also in the First District of this city com
tou i Religious, Market and st. James streets.
and measures according to plan drawn by
James Caller. daed February 9h s. 1913 and de-
notary public. $50 feet 10 inches lines front on
each Of TchoupitouIas and Religious streets by
II depth and front on Market street Of 255 feet9
inches lines, and IN the side line towards st
James street together with all the rights, ways
and servitudes thcreunto belonging or in any
wise anferaning The imPr2yem hi con-
slated rooted sheds, especially Constructed for
the safe storage Of cotton etc.
der lease to r. Y. Lewis, Esq. until the 31st of
August, 1878, at the rate of $4,000 per annum
payable quarterly, and will be sold subject
This Press is known for its large storage ca
Da .ity, advantageous location and superior
conveniences for the compressment of cotton
The buildings are massive and almost fire.
proof: the machinery complete and in running
order opposite the city WaterWOrks reservoir
and near the river front one OF the best loca-
'a Z. r Il 19s ANcRoR PRESS WAREHOUSE.
forming the northwest corner Of Tchou ptoulas
Bellechasse and st. Thomas strc Is. That is to
say. the undivided seven fortietbs part of said
or porton or t Of gre situated
square bounded by Tchoupitoulas st Thomas,
BeIlechasss and st, Theresa streets the said
Tchoupitoulas street, 1877 feet 10 inches lines
in the rear and fronting On st. Thomas street
by q depth of 800 feet s inches lines on the
side line fronting on Beleehasse street. and 159
feet inches lines on the side line towards st.
Theresa street at which depth the sa d lot or
portion Of ground narrows 81 feet II inches
lines. and from thence has further depth Of ITO
feet6 inches lines and extends to st. Thomas
street.
Also the vacant lot Of ground adjoining the
said Anchor Press warehouse. designated by
the No, II, measuring % [ ct inches lines
front on st. Thomas street. u feet IN inches
wide in the rear. by depth q 10 feet inches
lines on the side towards BellechasSe street,
and 164 feet IL inches lines on the opposite side
line, toy ,thsr with all the rights. ways and
appertaining buildings, etc.
The said seven fortieths part Of the above
described zoe, properly we're acquired by the
sale made by the sheriff Of the parish Of Or
leans on thesecond September 1874, in the snit Of
the Hebrew Congregation Dispersed Of Judah
Of the Sixth District Court for the parish Of Or
Krnmbahr, until The 1st September, 1873 and
S. THE TWO-sTORY BRICK DOUBLE
Tenement Dwellings, designated BY the Nos II
trict OF this city, and in the square bounded by
Perdido. Union, St Charles and Carondelet
streets. The property y compose Of he orig
pan Hneh n GRANT ~ fb
nary 1887, and deposited in the Office Of j. B.