The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-15
STREET.
SUCCESSION or HUGH MccLosKEY.
Second District Cou for the Parish of Orleans
No. aS.089.

Second District Cou t for the Parish of Orleans
No. se.oss.
pY HoEY, MACON Il o'coNNoR- Nicholas
lei street-.0n SAT URDAY. January 49, 1873.
Exchange. by Virtue OF an order OF the honor
able the Second District Court for the parish Of
Orleans. dated the sth OF December. 1877, will be-
cession Of Hugh McCloskey. the following de-
scr6T24 H Tssa 6hT PE2Pfstg e in the Second
Old Levee or Decatur, Canal. tnstomhouse and
Dorsiere streets. known as lot No. and meas
catur streets by II feet inches In depth. The
improvements comprise the choice two-story
brick building constructed espt eially for saloon
House" faces the Custon,. House md Postofffce.
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
September 30, 1873, at Sl0o per month. payabe
marble top counter. cigsr sand. chandeliers.
e Be delivered By the tenant ct the expiration
= .. That i 3Y'f'i CHOICE PROFESSIONAL STAND
on the corner. Of Lafayette and Carondelet
bounded Dy Carondelet, ST. Charles. Lafayette
and Girod streets and measures Is feet inches
front on Garondelst street by about $50 feet
the whole measurement more or Iess), and
bounded In the roar by q common alley 20 feet
Which sd pae1 Is nao % s lot snd
snd q half stoTy briSk building. with pressed
Is two. story brick. This choice properly is not
8 sy resagas s s saa a,tfa e.
city centre will always command q certain and
re1auneratiye rental as an established position
TO tor e eass ss sga s. s9d su Beet
TENDER 30, 1878. at $50 per month payable month
ly, s ~. T., t4.
q. THAT SPLENDID PROPERTY ON ST
CHARLES STREET,
With a large front and great depth, in the
square bounded by 81 Charles. Camp, Ora
yier and Commercial Alley Poydras streets,
the same being described as follows to wit
ABORTION OF GROUND known as lot A.
Tmsas,nrng 50 feet y inches line front on st.
Alley. and i2s let s Inches On Inc lower side
widens parallel 10 st. Charles street "a feet Ii
inches lines. and thence runs towards Camp
street 45 feet lines at which point the said pro-
street Of, IS feet 10 lnches lines. The improve
ments thereon comprise that splendid four
s story brick store and dwelling known as Me
Cioskeys soda water saloon" and a two
story brick store known as Rocks bat store"
which later t. leased until September 30. 1878. at
3, 4 PoRTioN OF GROUND. known as lot b.
adjoining the above on the lower side. towards
Grayier street, measuring so feet II inches
line front on st. Charles street by 125 feet 6
inches in depth The improvements thereon
comprise two -story brick buildings, leased un-
a the goth q Sep.emp7r 1s7s-ths restaurant
McCloskey, and NJ. Vi st. Charles street TO II.
Goldsmith the former at sI25, and the latter
at $40 per month"; The marbe-tep counters,
mirrors. stools, etc. In the restaurant Nos. 10
and ~ st. Charles rtreet are sold with the prop
erty subject to the lease: ali movable fixtures In
Nos. "a. 7s and rs st. Charles street belong to the
tenant. s1ff
~ CHOICE SQUARE OF GROUND, in the
First District OF this city. bounded by Gasquet,
Palmyra, Cortez and Sc 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. y .
Terms of Sa'e-Cash. and purchasers to as-
sumo payment. over and above the amounts of
their bids. OF all taxes on said property for the
year 1871 payable la 1873
The whole of the above described property
will be sold according to surveys and plans
thereof. by Louis H. Pile. surveyor.
Acts Of sale at the expense OF the purchasers
before VIM. J. Castell, ESQ. notary public.
deg Is 16 y 20 Jas IL I'd