The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-16
SUCCESSION OF HUGH McoLosKEY.
Second District Cou ! for the Parish of Orleans--
No. 80, 083.


pY HoEY, MACON q O,coNNoR- Nicholas
GRDHY sa mo Z e. ia
at ~ o'clock M. atthe 81 Charles Hotel Auction
Exchange, by virtue Of an order Of the honor.
able the Second District Court for the parish Of
Orleans dated the ath OF December, 1877, will be
cession OF Hugh MeClosksy tho following de-
Th Hsiaapif A6o E in the Second
DistTict Of this city: In the square bounded By
Dorsiere streets. known rs lot No. 4 and meas
uring 40 feet front IN each Of Old Levee or De-
catur streets by n feet inches In depth. The
brick building. CONSTRUCTED ESPECIALLY for saloon
purposes: an and a.. long known az the Sumter
Of our European and West Indies trade viii
always command good rental from prompt ten
s a y sos sa 70 the e sass expiring
monthly In advance; certain fixtures. such as
marble top counter, cigar sand, chandeliers,
sSss aa &c ssa y Il shs be- eI R5GssFz
y a. T That AT CHOICE PROFESSIONAL STAND
BOUNCED ty Carondelet, st. Charles, Lafayette
and Girod streets, and me asqres Is feet inches
inches In depth and front on Iafay cite street be
the whole measurement more or less), and
In width opeaing on ~ sd Iaays ss' sreet
which said alley 10 common to this lot and
others. The Improvements comprise three
Brick 'front.' & retped from the Msn nd
has double iron balconies front. the rear wing
is two story brick. This choice property is not
family residence, but from its location In the
city centre will always command q certain and
remunerative rental as an established position
for profe ssionai proposes, and Ia sold subject
TO the lease or rental thereon, expiring Sep
TENDER 90. 1873. at $50 per month, payable month
ly.
8. THAT SPLENDID PROPERTY ON ST
CHARLES STREET.
With large front and great depth, In the
square bounded by st Charles. Camp, Ora
vier and Commercial Alley Poydras streets.
the same being described as follows. to wit
I. PORTION OF GROUND known as lot A.
measuring so feet IL inches line front on st.
Charles street by 40 feet. inches lines in
Alley, and 125 feet inches on The lower side
line towards Grayier street. at which depth IL
widens parallel 70 .St. Charles street "A feet II
inches lines, and thence runs towards Camp
street 40 feet llines at which point the said pro-
perry ha s :. rear wdh parallel t. IT Charles
ens fsg ~ anaedap fo
story brick store and dwelling known as NC
Closkey's, soda water saloon" and a two
which latter ID leased until September 80 1878. at
2. A PORTION OF GROUND. known as lot d,
adjoining the above ON the lower side. towards
Gravier street measuring 50 feet II inches !
line front on st. Charles street by 125 feet
inches In depth. The improvements thereon
comprise two story brick buildings, leased un--
til the 30th Of September 1s7s-the restaurant
Nos 70 and q &. Charles street to Richard
McCloskey, and No. ~ st. Charles street to III.
Goldsmith; the former at s25, and the latter
at $40 per month. The marb e-top counters.
mirrors, stools, ETC.. in the restaurant Nos. 20
and 70 st; Charles street are sold with the prop
erty, subject TO the ease all movable fixtures In
Nos. "a, 7G and St. Charles street belong to the
I. A CHOICE SQUARE OF GROUND. in the
First District OF this city. bounded by Gasquet.
Palmyra, Corfez and st. John streets, and con-
tanning twenty-six lots Of ground-an admira-
bic location for gardening or dairy: frequent
and easy communication with the business
centre OF the city,
Terms Of SAFE Cash, and purchasers TO as
sumo payment. oyer and above the amounts Of
their bids. Of al taxes on said property for the
year 1877. payable ia 1878.
The whole Of the above described property
will be sold according. to surveys and plans
thereof by Louis VI. Pile. surveyor.
Acts Of sale at the expense Of the purchasers
before VIM. J. Caetell ESQ.,, notary public.
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