The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-13
SUCCESSION OF HUGH MocL osKEY.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 36.0S3.


pY .HOEY. MACON q o'CoNNOR-N icholas
- J. Hoey. AueIioneer-O Office No. II Caron-
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able he Second District Court for the parish
ceraber, 1877, and the twenty third Of January,
Of the succession Of Hugh McCioskey the fol-
!. THE SUMTER SALOON. NH In al th b. Second
District q, OF this city. in the square bounded by
Dorsiere streets, known as lot No. T. and meas
1ribg 20 feet front on each Of Old Levee or De-
catur streets by II feet 8inches in depth. The
improvements comprise the choice two-stoiy
brick building, constructed especial for saloon
purposes, and long known az 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. at 800 per month. payable
monthly in advance certain fixtures. such as
eoeR range e are sod Wiz the
to be delivered by the tenant at the expiration
= .. III THAT 5IafS. CHOICE PRO FEssroNAL STAND
on the corner OF, Lafayette and Carondelet
Ss ss L? Nj IN the
and Girod streets. and measures Is feet inches
front on Carondelet street by about $50 feet
inches In depth and front on Lafayette street
tbe the whole measurement more or less) and
in width opening on said LAFAYETTE street;
which said alley Is common to this lot and
and a half story brick building with pressed
brick 'front.' is retired from the banduette and
has double iron bac2nes f iront the rear wing
only complete. convenient and attractive fam-
lily residence. but from It's location in the, city
centre will always command a certain and re-
munerative rental as On established position
for profe. sional purposes. and 10 sold subject
to the lease or rental thereon, expiring septsm-
IhnN9 nt8 An Ia hlrS
THAT SPLENDID PROPERTY ON ST.
CHARLES STREET,
With large front and great depth, In the
square bounded by st. Charles. Camp. Gra-
vier and Commercial Alley Poydras streets.
the same being described as follows. to wit
8. A PORTION OLE GROUND known as lot A,
measuring 80 feet II inches line front on st.
Charles street by ITO teet 8 inches. lines in
depth on the upper side towards Commercial
Alley, and 12b feet inches on the lower side
line towards Grayier street, at which depth L
inches 5 lines, and thence runs towards Camp
street As feet fines at which point the said prop
erty has rear width parallel to st. Charles
ments thereon comprise that splendid four
story brick store and dwelling known as Me-
brek ors as had cKK
latter Is leased until September 49, 1878. at $55
" Z. h a PoRTIoN OF GROUND, known as lot B.
adjoining the above on the lower size, towards
Gravier street measuring so feet II inches
line front on st 1 Charles street by 12s feet
COMPRISE tWo-stoTy brick buildings. leased un-
til the, thirtieth Of September. 1878 the restau,
rant Nos. 10 and u ~. Charles street to Richard
Goldsmith; the former at s125. and the latter at
$40 per month.
stools and gas fixtures down stairs in
the restaurant Nos; 20 and 70 st. Charles
street. are sold with the property, subject to the
lease: all the movable fixtures In Nos. "A, rs
and 70 st. Charles street are not included In the
S15s a G III St2eY SQUARE OF GROUND in the
First District OF this CITY, bounded by Gasauet.
tanning ,2s lots of'ground-a AN admirable location
for gardening or dairy; freauentand easy COM
mmnication with the business centre Of the city.
mainder one and two Years credit from o tho
day OF sale in notes OF the purchasers. drawn
to their own order, and by them indorsed, bear.
daIe Of sa1e until final payment. !, secured
on the property sold. The act Of mort
R t Pee m avee eaose Fl
enforce the payment OF the notes; the improve
ents to 5e kept fal INSURED y ed and polcees
final payment thereof: the said notes 70 be
divided into coupons to suit the interests in
voved, should the same be required. the pur-
chasers to have the. privilege OF paying the
should so elect and the purchasers to assume
the payment over and above the prices OF adJu
dication of all taxes due and exigible in this
The whole Of the above described property
will be sold according to surveys and plans
thereof by Louis q. Pile, surveyor. .,...
before VIM. J. Castel, ESD. notary public,
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