ce of binding is the point most to beattended to. We have spoken before on this sub-ject of hollow-wall construction, andwould not now have reverted to it, butthat we desired to question the advan-tage to the building public of this newpatent, recently taken out in England,and which, as it found a… … IN the brilliancy of its architecturaleffects, Paris has long been pre-emi-nent among the cities of Europe, and,apart from its truly regal palaces, thestately pile which we present in the ac-companying illustration, is one of themost attractive of its features. It was built by Louis the XIX.,…
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