TO THE EDITORS OF THE AMERICAN ARCHITECT:

_Dear Sirs_,--As the services which an architect is supposed to render

his client and the compensation for same have been the subject of

considerable loss to us through misunderstanding, we have prepared for

use the enclosed proposition, which covers most cases in our general

practice. In work of such a nature as can't be covered by this

proposition, we prepare one specially suited to the occasion, but in all

cases insist on a written agreement which we consider is fair to both

parties. Should you see in this proposition anything of benefit to the

profession, you are at liberty to use same.

Yours truly, FULLER & WHEELER.

OFFICE OF FULLER & WHEELER, ARCHITECTS,

No. 86 STATE STREET, ALBANY, N.Y., ---- 189 .

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