The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-13
SUCCESSION or HUGH McCLOsKEY.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No, 3G,Ue3

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ny HoEy, MACON II o'CoVNOR- Nicholas
- J Hpey, .Auetloneer-Q ONCE No. II Uaron-
o'clock m, at the st. Charles Hotel Auction ES-
change, by virtue Of two ord r. of the honor
able The Second District Court for the parish
cember, 1877. and the tweniy third Of January
1878, will be sold at public auction. for account
Of the succession Of Hugh McClooey the fol-
lowing described valuable property to wit
j. THE SUMTER SALOON In the Second
District Of this city, In the square bounded by
Old Levee or Decatur Canal, Z !stomhouse and
n0rsere streets known as lot No. T. and mems
urng % feet front on each Of Old Leves or De
catur streets by Il feet inches in del til. The
bri''t bniliing, CONSTRUCTED especially for saloon
purposes and long Known IA The Sumter
House, faces the Custom House and Postufilee
adjacent to the Peoples BANK. and in the centre
of our European and Vest Indies trade will
always command grcd rental from prompt ten
ants and Is sold subject to the ltase expiring
monthly in advance; certain fixtures, sueh aa
marble loo counter cigar stand, chandeliers,
clock. range. ct. are sold with the property.
to be delivered by the teannt at the expiration
., THAT CHOICE PROFESSIONAL STAND
on the corner of. Laf 'yette nnd Unrondelet
streets. desigua ed ps 10 No. l. in the square
bounded by Ca'ondeet ST. Charles. Lafat cite
and Girod streets. and measuresolb feet inches
trout on Cnrondnlet street ny about $50 feet
inches In depth and front on Lafayette st' Get
HE the whole measurement more or less). and
bounded In tie rear by u common alley 90 feet
III width. opening on said LAFAYETTE street !;
which saitc alley is common to this lot and
others. The improvements comprise a thrpe
and half story brick building. with pressed
brick front, Ia retired from the banuuette aud
has double iron hn comics front. the rear wing
is twos story brick. This choice property is not
only complete, convenient end attractive fam
ily residence, but from ts location in the city
centre will always command a certain aud re-
muuerative rental as M established position
for prote sional purposes and is sold SUBJECT
f., 40 l,uG ar n - tfYS so,
Der 30, 1878. at $40 per month, payable monthly
THAT SPLENDID PROPERTY ON ST.
j, CHARLES STREET,
With q large front and great depth, In the
square bounded by ST. Charles. Camp Ora.
ver and Commercial Alleyl1'oydras streets.
the same being described as follows, to wit
4. A PORTION Ole GROUND known IA lot A.
measuring 30 feet II inches line front on st.
Charles street by 40 eet inches 4 lines In
depth on the upper siaa towards Commercial
Alley and ia' feet inches o. the Foyer eide
widens parallel to st. Charles street a feet II
inches lines, and thence runs towards Camp
street 40 feet4 ines, at which p,int he said prop
STREET Of Is feet 10 inches lines. The improve
ments thereon comprise that splendid four
story brick store and dwell ing known as Me
Closktys soda water eaoon. and q twn-slory
brick store known as Rock g hat store. which
latter D. leased until September 80, 1878 at s55
i. A PORTION OF GROUND. known as lot B.
adjoining tho above on the lower ai q. towards
uravier street. measuring 50 fett II inches
line front on st Charles street by t26 feet
inches in depth. The improvements thereon
comprise two-s DRY brick buildings. leased IN
til the thirtieth oi September. le1s-the. rcstau,
rn mt Nos. 40 and u 1T Charles street to Richard
McCloskoy. and No "a St. harl"s street to H.
Goldsmith the former at sl25 and the latter nj
80 per month
rho ma ble-top counters four mirrors.
stoos and gas fixtures. down stairs in
the Restaurant Nos. 70 and - 1T. Char es
street are s , with the rronelty subject to the
and ~ st. Charles street arc not included i'll the
&. 4 CHoICE SQUARE OF GROUND, in The
Palmyra, Cortez and ST, John streets. and con
taining, lots Of gronndxan admirable location
mMneat Il with the business centre of the city.
Terms of SaleOne third cash, anil tho re-
mainder at one and two years credit from the
to their s own order and by then ind"rsed bear
ing interest Of per cent per annum from
date of sale until final payment. secured
on the property sold. Tho act Of mort
gage to contain. the penal clause Of 8
per cent attorneys fees in event Of suit, to
enforce the payment of the notes the improve
mente.to be kept fully insured and policies
transferred to the holders Of the notes until
'inal, rayment thereof; the said notes to be
divided into coupons to suit the interests In
volved. should the same be required; the pur-
chasers TO have the privilege of paying the
s Nh9G p,ee Of h IN ea5h # they
the payment over and above the prices Of adlu-
dication of all taxes due and exigible in this
The, whole of the above described property
thereof by Louis II. Pile, surveyor.o
beore n 9 .s a o .a9 pp"b
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