918-922 Toulouse St.

Assignment of "that certain leasehold...created in that...lease agreement dated July 30, 1970, registered August 10, 1970 in COB 695, folio 486 as NANo. 1006; as amended per act dated May 9, 1985, registered June 12, 1985 in COB 803c, folio 74, as NANo. 604561...That certain lot of ground, together with all the buildings and improvements thereon...bear[ing] the municipal no. 918-22 Toulouse Street."

Sale of a "certain lot of ground, together with all the buildings and improvements thereon...designated as Lot 2...which begins at a distance of one hundred twenty-seven feet, eleven inches, six lines (127'11''6'''), by a depth on the side nearest Dauphine Street of two hundred five feet, eleven inches, seven lines (205'11''7''')." See attached survey by Gilbert, Kelly & Couturié, Inc. on May 11, 1988.

Civil District Court, Division B, Docket 1. Lot 2. Lot composed of part of original Lot G beings 127' 11" 6''' from the corner of Toulouse and Dauphine Sts. And measures 64' 10" front on Toulouse St. with a width in the rear of 63' 11" 3''' by a depth of 205' 11" 7'''. Survey by Adloe Orr, March 25, 1959.

Through Central Homestead Association.

Through Third District Homestead Association. Other transaction: COB 456/597.

Lot 63' 11" 3''' by 205' 11" 7'''. This includes a portion of land some 43' 8" 7''' deep by 64' 3" wide, located at the rear of this lot, taken at the time of this sale from the rears of Lots No. 18965 and 18966 fronting on St. Louis Street. For further reference see 919-921 St. Louis Street and 825 St. Louis Street.

Lot 64' 10" by 162' 3".

"Two lots adjoining and measuring together in American Measures 64' 10" front on Toulouse Street by a depth of 162' 3" more or less."

"The contents, outfit, and good will of the Louisiana Troy Laundry Company, Ltd., situated in the above described premises, consisting of office furniture, safes, machinery, boiler engines, wagons, horses, etc." Louisiana Troy Laundry, Victor Nippert & Co., Proprietors; S. H. West, Manager. 120-124 Toulouse Street... This establishment was started on February 1, 1884, by Victor Nippert & Co. S. H. West... had been superintendent for the Troy Laundry on Rampart Street, and also for the concern of the same name in Milwaukee, for some eight or ten years before... The present premises... were specially prepared for the business in last December, and removal was made to them then. Forty hands are employed. Eugene Gerard is the "Co." of the firm. Its machinery was specially manufactured... in Troy, New York. [From: "The Industries of New Orleans", J. M. Elstner & Co., New Orleans, 1885, p. 142]

"The improvements comprise the well-known two-story brick, slated building formerly occupied by the Van Rooten Livery Stables and now by the Troy Laundry. Building leased to Joseph Hernandez at $35 a month until January 31, 1886." From ad in "Bee" and "Daily Picayune" 1885, February 28. [Original Act: 76/13386]

Two adjoining lots. Lot of ground, 30' 6" on Toulouse by 155' in depth F.M., together with the right-of-use of a certain railway between the same and the store adjoining, lately belonging to James H. Field and Company. Lot adjoining the above, 32' 4" on Toulouse by 162' 3" of depth A.M. Lot is 33' 2" wide in the rear.

Lot No. 2.

The property divides here. The following refers to Lot No. 1.

Lot No. 2.

Lot No. 2. Original Act: 29/274.

Lot No. 1.

Lot No. 1.

Lot No. 1. 12/18 shares to each, forming A. Maurin and Company.

Lot No. 2.

Lot No. 1. Portion of land 30' 6" x 155' F.M. together with the warehouse and the right-of-use of the railway between the same and the store adjoining belonging to J. H. Field and Company.

Lot No. 1. Partition of property between Carriere and Borduzat and James H. Field and Company, "joint owners of this lot and improvements, F.M. 60' x 155' more or less, located between B. Campanel on the left and W. Millaudon on the right...on which is erected a railroad down the center."

Lot No. 2. Partition of property between the firms of Carriere and Borduzat and James H. Field and Company.

Lot No. 1. "Undivided half of a lot and buildings measuring F.M. 60' x 155', adjoining on one side the property of Millaudon and on the other side Mme. Santo.