The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-16
AUCTION SALES.
BY Hoey, Macon q O.Connor.
THE ESTATE OF HUGH McCLOSKEY Ar
AUCTION,
THE SUMTER SALOON, FRONTING THE
POSTOFFICE AND CUSTOM HOUSE
THAT ELEGANT SALOON PROPERTY ON
st. Charles street. between Commercial AL
ley and dravier streets.
THE THREE AND A HALF STORY BRICK
! dwelling, corner Of Lafayette and Carondelet
OF
AND a SQUARE OF GROUND ON GAsQUET
STREET.
SUCCESSION OF HUGH MocLosKEY.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. &c, 0S3.

RY H9EY MACON oeog y ~ ii
de'et aesy Mareh nc g.
o'clock NJ. at the st. Charles Hotel Auction Ex-
able he Second District Court for the parish
Of Orleans, dated. respectively, the eight OF De-
cember,, 1877 and the twenty third Of January
OF the succession of Hugh McCloskey, the fol-
lowing DESCRIBED valuable property. TO wit
p1str nG Of s ss gity IL IT, - sae see3h
Old Levee or Decatur. Canal, Oistomhouse and
Dorsiere streets. known az 10y No Z anu meas
catur streets by II feet inches In defth, The
improvements comprise the choice two-stofy
brick building: con -tructed especial fer saloon
purposes, and long known a. the Sumter
House." faces the Custom House and postoffice.
adjacent to the Peoples Bank, and In the centre
always command ,od rental from prompt. ten
ants, and is sold subject to the l'ase expiring
September so. 1885, at 800 per. month, payable
monthly in advance; certain fixtures. sucn as
marble top counter, cigar stand. chandeliers
clock, range, et... are sold with the property,
to be delivered by the tenant at the expiration
y .. u THAT CHOICE PROFESSIONAL STAND
on the corner Of Lafayette and CarOndelet
bounded by Carondelet. st. Charles. Lafayette
and airod streets. and measures rs feet inches
front on gar3ndelet stree street by ab2ut 1so ieet
lbe the whole measurement more or lessl. and
bounded In the rear by common alley 20 feet
which said alley is common to this lot and
others. The improvements comprise three
and a half story brick building; with pressed
brick front, Is retired from the banQuctt0 and
has double iron ba comics front; tho rear wing
is two-story brick. This choice properly is not
y yresidenee. But from It's loo ton IN Tie city
centre will always command q certain and re-
munerative. rental as an established position
to the lease or rental thereor expiring septem-
Der 80, 1873. at $50 per month. payable monthly
THAT SPLENDID PROPERTY ON ST,
CHARLES ST Rect.
With large front and great depth, In the
square bounded by st. Charles. Camp, Graz
vier and Commercial Alley Poydras streets
the same being described as follows. to witt
3. A PORTION Ole GROUND known as lot A,
measuring so feet II inches line front on st.
Charles street by 40 ieet inches lines in
depth on the upper side towards Commercial
line line towards DRAWER street, 1T which depth il
widens parallel to st. Charles street "a feet Al
inches lines, and thence runs towards Camp
erty has a rear width parallel to st. Charles
street OF rs feet 10 inches lines. The improve
ments thereon comprise that splendid four fr
brick store known as, Rocks nat store which
latter 10 leased until September 80 1878. at $50.
ps Z. lAG Tuition OF GROUND. known as lot B,
adjoining the above on the lower site. towards
4 4
line front on st. Charles street by lbs feet q
inches In depth. The improvements thereon
ompriae two-s'o ry brick buildings. leased un-s
rant Nos 10 and Y st. Charles street to Richard
McGoskey, and No. IA st. charles street to II.
Goldsmith; the former at $685. and the latter at
$40 per month.
The maEble-top counters. four mirrors.
stoos and gas xtres d down y u stairs M
street are sold with the property. subject to the
lease: all the movable fixtures In Nos. a., 10
and 7s st. Charles street are not included In the
sI'e a. c III Ht2G9 sQuARE OF GROUND in the
First District of tnis city. bounded by Gasdueta
Palmyra. Gortez and st; John streets. and cons
for gardening or dairy; frpquentand eassy COM
mnnicati n with ha business centre of the city.
Terms of sale-Qne-bird cash, and the re-
day Of sale, in notes Of the purchasers. ,drawns
to their own order, and by them indorsed, bear
Ing interest OF per cent per annum from
dale OF sale until final payment, secured
on the property Sold The act Of mort
gage 70 contain. the penal clause Of 8
per cent attorneys fees in event u suit, to
enforce the payment Of r., the notes; the improves
transferred to the holders Of the notes until
final payment thereof; the said notes TO be
divided into coupons to, suit the interests in-
chasers to have the privilege Of paying the
whole price Of adjudication In cash If they
should so elect, and the purchasers to assume
the payment over and above the prices of adju-t@
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 Il. Pile, surveyor.
before VIM. J. Casteil, Esq, notary public,
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