The Real Estate Record.





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TO INVESTORS.





THE NEW YORK & NEW JERSEY RIPARIAN
LAND AND DOCK IMPROVEMENT COMPANY,
CAPITAL TWO:?MILLION DOLLARS, divided into
shares of TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS each, offer a
liniited amount of their working capital stock for
sale on very favorable terms.

This company control a large frontage on the
New Jersey side of New York Bay, adjoining the
New Jersey Central Railroad, and are about to dredge
out a Ship Canal, 2r0 feet wide, 26 feet deep, run¬
ning out 3..5fl0 feet into New York Bay toward the
Narrows; thereby creating a new outlet to the ocean
for the produce of the Great West and Southwest.
They also are to create upward of 100 acres of solid
ground out in the Bay, upon which Grain Elevators,
Warehouses, and factory buildings can be erected.

The importance of this enterprise to the com¬
mercial and manufacturine: interests to New Y'orK
and New Jersey, as well as to the growing Western
country, can well be understood by those who are
seeking safe investments if they avail themselves of
the opportunity to be thoroughly informed by calling
at the office of the above-named company, 64 and 66
Broadway. The few thousand shares of stock now
on the market can be obtained through the EXECU¬
TIVE COMMITTEE, or through any Banker or
Broker of Wall street, who can communicate with
said committee.

KJLISHA W. ANDREVl^S,

President.
TIios. I4. James.

Treasurer.





HE. SEWALL   &   CO.-THE   GENERAL   CO
•      partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned, under the flrm name of H. E. SEWALL
& CO., is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Dated, New York, September 30th, 1880.

HENRY E. SEWALL,
RUFUS R. SEWALL,
A.V. WINANS.





rr E. SEWALL & CO.-THIS IS TO CERTIFY
^*-» that the undersigned have formed a limited
Partnership, pursuant lo the provisions of the revised
Statutes of the State of New York.

1.  That the name or flrm under which said partner¬
ship is to be conducted is H. E. SEWALL & CO.

2.  That the general nature of the business to b6
transacted is the purchase and sale of coal.

3.  That the names of aU the general and special
partners and the residences of each are as follows:
Henry E. SewaU. who resides in the City of New
York, in the State of New York; Rufus R. Sewall
who resides in Keyport, in the State of New Jersey,
are the general partners, and Anthony V. Winans,
who resides in the City of New York, in the State of
New York, is the special partner.

4.  That the said Anthony V. Winans, the said
special partner has contributed the sum of eighteen
hundred (1,800) dollars in cash, as capital to the com¬
mon stock.

5.  That the said partnership is to commence on
the flrst day of October, one thousand eight hun¬
dred and eighty, and is to terminate on the thirtieth
day of September, one thousand eight hundred
and eighty-five, unless sooner dissolved by mutual
consent, in accordance with the provisions of the
aforesaid statutes.

Dated this 29tb day of September, one thousand
eight hundred and eighty.

HENRY E. SEWALL,
RUFUS R. SEWALL,
A. V. WINANS.

rriHE UNDERSIGNED, DESIROUS OF FORMING A
-»• Limited Partnership, pursuant to the provisions
of the Statutes of the State of New York, herebv
certify:                                      "                       .           j

1.  That the name or flrm under which such cartner-
ship IS to be conducted is H. TILESTON & CC.

2.  That the general nature of the business to be
transacted is buying and selling on commission
stocks, bonds, specie, securities and cotton.

3.  That the names of all the general and special
partners interested in said partnership are as follows:
Henry Tileston, who resides at New Brighton, in the
County of Richmond, and State of New York; and
James Davis Tileston, who resides at New Brighton,
In the County of Richmond, and State of New York,
are the general partners; and Cornelius Fellowes.
who resides at No. 570 Fifth Avenue, in the City of
New York, in the County and State of New York, is
the special partner.

4.  That the said Cornelius Fellowes has contributed
the sum of fifty thousand dollars as capital to the
common stock.

5.  That the period at which the said partnership is
*o commence is the 21st day of October, A. D., 1S80
and the period at which the said partnership is td
terminate is the first day of October, A. D 1884

Dated at the City of New York, this 20th dav of
October, A. D. 188u.                                                 ^

H TILESTO'.
J. DAV IS TILESTON.
C. F«-LLOWES.

3K0BBK & Fowler, Atty's.





Steam Stone Works.

*" ^A^*^* of Cut-stone Furnislied and Set.

lilTTLE 12th street, NORTH RIVER

FORDYCE & RROW^N







ST.     GEORGE'





ELEVATED OVEN AND





LOW OVEN





KITCHEW  RANGES,

Suited to aU sizes and styles of Buildings.   Sizes spe
cially adapted for use in Flats.

"DEFIANCE"   BROILER,

A new and desirable addition to tbe Defiance Rangf

"SOCIAL"

FIREPLACE HEATER; handsome in appearanie
perfect in operation, and durable in construction.





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HOT   AIR   FURNACES,   Unequalled   for   Heatin,
Power and Economy in Fuel.   Also,

MOTT'S  "PIONEER"

W^rouglit Iron

HOT  AIR FURNACES

Portable and brick set; aU sizes.





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Bl,





New and Handsome Designs.

AMJIROjVS  in  Brass and Bronze, Antique and

Modern Designs.
.'"CHWEfBLERT'S Improved Patent Ash Chuit.

Folding   "Wash stands.

Patent Folding Self-Acting Urinal.

A most ingenious and desirable Urinal for private
houses.

Patent "Water Closets.

Thoroughly reliable and strictly flrst class in every
respect.

MOTT'S
EiVAinrE:i<i.Fi) baxhs & wash 'ruB>

lOTFROVED KITCHEN SINKS,

A-ND Alil, K3NBS OF FIRST CI.ASS SANT.

TARY OOOAS.

All goods warranted. Estimates furnished. Sonr
for Circulars.

4.11 Sanitary Goods can be seen in operation a
our Showrooms.

THE J. L. MOTT IRON WORKS,

Office and Show Rooms,
Nos. 88 and 90 Beekman Street, N. ¥.

AU persons are hereby cautioned against tne Pur¬
chasing, Using,Vending or Selling, or having in their
Possession, for Sale or Use. anv Metallic Skylights
whether wholly or in part embraced within certain
Letters Patent, of which I am the Sole and Exclusive
owner, without my permission and license, as such
will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the Law.

Copies of said Letters Patent may be inspected at
my olSce, or that of my Counsel, and all duly
auchorized Skylights wUl bear my label.

All so-called Patents of other persons are conting¬
ent to infringements wpon mine, and calculated
to deceive.                         GEORGE HAYES,

o   v..    .                   ,               '^1 Eighth av., N. Y.

By his Attorney and Counsel                  Jan. 1,1880.

Jas. H. WmTELKOGE.

136 Chambera St., I?. Y.





STEAM   HBATIISTG-

FOR   FACTORIES.   PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS  AN
PRIVATE DWELLINGS,

ANNIN    &    CO.,

Agents for the
Page Steam Heating Company

OF NORWICH (JONN.
This Steam Heater is the most economical in fuel
perfectly safe from any explosion, and requires no
more care than a hot air furnace: ic can be attended
to by any domestic.   Personal referenco given from
those  in  use.     Parties  who intend   to   heat their
houses with steam will find it to their interest to call
on us, as we guarantee satisfaction or no pay.
ANNIN & CO
BROOKI.XN TUBE WORKS.
__________Foot of ADAMS St, Brooklyn.

JANES & KIRTLAND.

I 5 Murray Street,

FOX, JANES & WALKER

FURNACES,

AND THE

BEEBERANGES

(.TRADE MARK.l

AT WHOLESALE AND'RETAIL,

Arcliitectural   Iron   W^ovk,   Stable
Fittings, *c,

JANES & KIRTUND   ^^Mu..ayst.

HARVEY'S

PATENT   IMPROVED  FURNACES.







Perfectly Gas-tight, Powerful Heaters, Econom'cal
and Durable, over 3,000 in use in this city. Refers tc
the following Builders:

R. W. Buckley, Robt. McCafferty. Rich'd. Hennessy
Daniel Hennessey. D & E. Herbert. Hume Bro.s.,
Brian McKenny, A. Mowbray, Breen & Nason. John
and Geo. Ruddell, C. H. Tucker & Son. .Joseph Thomp¬
son, John Laimbeer. Freeman Bloodgood.
Office and Sale.<!room.

NO. 13 55 BROADWAY, N. Y,

1850.         THIRTIETH YEAR.         1880.

MANHATTAN  LIFE

Assets, Jan. 1,1880.......................S10 049 156 no

Surplus over aU LiabiUties............    1 819 (jtio 00

Ratio of Assets,$133 to each SlOO of Liability.

INSURANCE COMP'Y OF NEW YORK.

An entire generation of careful and .«ucce.=sful
management Nearly gS.OuO each business day for
30 years paid to policy-holders.

Non-participating policies issued—at low rates—
giving low, unvarving cost of insurance aud buying
insurance—not dividends.

AGENTS WANTED.

HENRY STOKES, President,

C. Y. WEMPLE, Vice-President,

J. L. HALSEY, Secretary