The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-03

81 Z Camp streetsATURDxY November E1 ;,
1877, at IL o'clock M. ut the st. Charles Auction
tel in this city, viii BIO sold at public auction.
pursuant to n judgment from the Hon. A. l..
rissot. Judge Of the Second District Court.
and rendered in the above entitled matter, tho
foloxq5ff aS1ffs9f SETPPSFfSa e esher
bounded by Camp. st. Chsrlas. COMMERCIAL
Place and dIayier streets. The said loI forms
measures % feet inches front on Camp street,
So feet . inches width in the rear. by q depth
and front on Gravier street Of 80 feet y inch.
line dividing 1t from lot No. AZ. The said lot is
known as No. AZ. as per plan OF 7. Thompson.
dated the 7th Of May. 1872. and depositea in the
Office Of II i. Cenas late q notary public in this
city. Together with all the impro,yemaents
thereon, comprising the substantially built
three story brick store dshgnated by the NJ a.
Gravier street. Il is. arranged into offices and
admirably adapted for the banking and in
rats aa n by or @
tho best In the city, and worthy the attention of
'a ]. THHT CHOICE COMMERCIAL AND PRO
DUCTiVE PROPERTY, known as the mis-
sISSIPPI COTTON PRESS" situated In the
First District Of this city. comprising the entire
Market and Richard streets The said proper.
ty measures 319 feet 8 inches lines front on
each Of Tchoupitoulas and Religious streets
and $50 feet . inches Q lines front on each OF
Richard and Market streets : the whole in &c
cordnnce with plan drawn by James Caller,
arehte"t dated February !, E 1saa deposited
public in this city.
Together with all the rights. ways, privileges
servitudes and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing or In anyNiSe appertatntng. The i'm.
provements thereon comprise substantial anC
extensive brick sheds especially arranged witt
slated roofs for the storage and comp ,l,,
of cotton. and steam press OF powerful capac-
y T. III TIE n BhScHK GoTToS P
also in the First District of this IS city com com
| toulas. Religious Market and st. James streets
and measures, according to plan drawn by
posted in the Office of the late H. 3. Cenas
notary public. 15o feet 10 inches lines front on
each Of TchouptouIas and Religious streets by
| u depth and front on Market street Of 1856 feet
| inches 2 lines. and on the side line towards st
James street; together with all the rights, ways
| and servitudes thereunto belonging or In an,
| prise extensive and substantially built brick
slated rooted sheds. especially constructed fol
the safe storage of cotton, etc.,
| der lease to r. Y. Lewis. ESQ. until the 3lst o
| August, 1878, ut the rate of $4,000 per annum
payable quarterly, and will be sold subjec
This Press is known for its large storage ca
| pa ty. 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
'lq o. The II 1se f ANcRoR PRESS WAREHOUSE
| forming the northwest corner of Tchoup itoulas
Bellechasse and st. Thomas STREETS. That is t.
| say the undivided seven fortieths part Of said
properly. or portion or lot of ground situated
| In the First District of this city, and In the
square bounded by Ichoupitoula4, st Thomas
| Bellechassa and st. Theresa streets; the sale
lot measures $50 feet 10 inches lines fropt or
| Tchoupitoulas street. 1877 feet 10 inches lines
| in the rear and fronting on st. Thomas stree
| by depth of 329 feet 8 inches lines on the
| side line fronting on Bellechasse street. and -
| feet inches lines on the side line towards st
| Theresa street. at which depth the sa d lot OF
| portion of ground narrows 81 feet II inches
| lines. and from thence has further depth Of 17t
| street.
Also the vacant lot of ground adjoining The
| said Anchor Press warehouse. designated BY
| the No, II, measuring % f. ct 9 inches lines
| front on st. Thomas street, q feet IN inches
wide in the rear, by depth of ITO feet inches
. lines on the side towards Bellechasse street
and 164 feet IL inches lines on the opposite side
| line, tog Their with all the rights. ways anc
servitudes thereunto belonging. or in anywise
| appertaining buildings, etc.
| The said seven -fortieths part of the above
described property were ACQUIRED by the
said late J.. B. Letorey, by purchase at publ
leans on the second September, 1874 in the suit O
the Hebrew Congregation dispersed of judah
VS.. William Aymar. bearing No. 64s1 of the docke
| of the Sixth District Court for the parish OF Or
| leans. 1t is leased to Messrs. Herndon 4
Krumbahr UT Il the 1st September, 1873. and
| will be sold subjecf thereto.
| 5. THE TWO-STORY BRICK DOUBLE
| Tenement Dwellings. designated by the Nos II
and Ii Perdido street, situated in the First Dis
trict of this city, and in the square bounded by
Pardido, Union, Sc Charles and Carondelei
streets. The property is composed OF he orig
In al LOT No. II and half of the original lot No
per plan by Hugh Grant, dated the I4th OF jan
i nffian of II n