The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-14
AND A SQUARE OF GROUND ON aAsQUET
STREET.
SUCCESSION OF HUGH MocLosKEY.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. &c, O83.

RY HQEY. MACON Il o'CoNNpR--Nleholas
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abe Se q Second co Of he pah
cember, 1871 and the twenty third Of january
OF the succession Of Hugh McCoskey. the fol-
'O ]. THE sUMTEk SILICON. in the second
Dlstries of this city. in the square bounded by
Dorsere streets, known as lot No. Z. and meas-
catur streets by II feet inches In detth, The
improvements comprise the choice two-stofy
brick building, constructed especially for saloon
PURPOSES a. and l., long KNOWN e. the Sumter
adjacent to the Peoples Bank and in the centre
of our European and West Indies trade; will
always command good rental =, from prompt ten
September 30. 1878. ut 800 per month. payable
monthly in advance; certain fixtures, snen rs
marble tOp counter. cigar stand chandeliers.
clock, range. etn are sold with the property.
to DO delivered by the tenant al the expiration
q. T THAT .CHoI1E PRO DIVISIONAL STAND
on the corner Of Laf tyette and Carondelet
streets, ,designa' cd as 10 Nc; !. In the square
and airod streets, and measures Is feel inches
front on Carondelet street BY about $50 feet
inches in depth and front on Lafayette street
(be the whole measurement more or l6SS), ana
bounded In the rear by d comm n alley 20 feet
In width. opening On said Lafaseu street:
others, The improvements comprise three
and half story brick building. With pressed
brick front, is retired from the banauepes and
has double iron ba comics front; tho rear wing
IL two story brick. This choice property is not
only complete. convenient and at,aetiye fam
centre will always command certain and re-
munerative rental as an established. position
for profe sional PURPOSES and is sold subject
to tho lease or rental thereon. expiring Septem-
Der 30, 1873 at $50 per month. payable monthly
THAT SPLENDID PROPERTY ON sT-
CHARLES STREET.
With q large front and great depth, In the
square bounded by st. Charles. Camp, Graz
vier and Commercial Alley Poydras streets.
the same being described MS follows. to wit
= petition DE GROUND known as lot A.
measuring so feet II inches ! line front on St.
Charles street by 40 feet 6 inches lines In
depth on the upper side towards Commercial
Alley. and 125 feet 9 inches. on the lover eide
line towards, ,Gravfer street, at which depth 1t
widens parallel to ". Charles street "a feet II
inches s lines, and thenca runs towards Camp
street As feet4 ines. at which point the said prop
erty has a rear width parallel to St: Charles
street Of Is feet 10 inches lines The improve
ments thereon comprise that splendid four
story brick store and dwelling known as Me-
G2shksy a,s SOFA water saso hnd
latter is leased until September 80, 1878. at SIS
paf laf PoRT1oN OF GROUND. known as lot B.
adjoining the above on the lower 81 Is. towards
Gravier street. measur ing so fost II inches
line front on st. Ghass street BY i29 feet
til the thirtieth Of September, lsT8-the restau-
rant Nos. 10 and 70 st Charles street to Richard
McCloskey and No, IA st. harles street to Ell.
Goldsmith the former at sl25. and the latter at
$40 per month";
The MAJ ble-top counters. four mirrors.
stools and gas fixtures. down stairs in
the Restaurant Nos. 10 and ~ IT. Charles
lease; all the movable fixtures in Nos. A.. rs
and 10 st. Charles street are not included In tho
sa,s a c }hf Sf24f soDARE OF GROUND in the
Palmyra, Cortez and St. John streets, and con-
tanning lots of ground-an admirable location
for gardening or dairy; frequent and easy COM
mnnication with the business centre OF the city.
rnander at one and two years credit from the
day Of sale. in notes of the purchasers. drawn
to their own order and by them indorsed bear
ing interest OF per cent per annum from
by special mortgage and vendors lien
on tho property sold The act Of mort
gage to contain, the penal clause Of 8
per cent attorneys fees in event Of suit, to
ments4to be kept fully insured and policies
transferred to the holders OF the notes until
final payment thereof; the aaid notes to be
divided tnte coupons to suit the Interests In
chasers to have the privilege OF paying the
whole price of adjudication In cash IL they
should so elect, and the purchasers to assume
the payment over and above the prices OF adJu-
dcation Of all taxes due and exigibie In this
year, 1873.
The whole Of the above described property
will be sold according to surveys and plans
thereof by Louis 4. f. Pile surveyor ~ 70
before VIM. J. Castel Esq, notary public.
ja24 fee Is 16 % mh2 9td