ARCHITECTS. 25 letters or coins, most of them L.A.S. Jean-Antoine Alavoine (1825), Louis-Martin Berthault (1820, in Rondelet), Alexandre-Théodore Brongniart (1802, to his mother ; plus one of his son the mineralogist, 1826), Auguste Caristie (1827, to visit the work of the Bourse), Jacques Cellerier (1806, in Amaury-Duval, hoping to obtain a vacant position as architect of the Bâtiments civils after the death of Jallier de Savault, recalling his previous achievements, Veterinary School, Opera, etc., and his closeness to Joseph Bonaparte), Félix Duban (1850), Émile-Jacques Gilbert (1855, congratulating a painter for his painting of Saint-Eustache), Alphonse de Gisors (7 to Charles Jourdain, 1851-1852, about his public commissions), Jean-François Heurtier (in Lavoisier, 1793), Jean-Nicolas Huyot (Rome 1810, in Norblin, a long letter about his life in Rome, a dispute with a resident of the Villa Medici, etc.), and Jean-Nicolas Huyot (Rome 1810, in Norblin, a long letter about his life in Rome, a dispute with a resident of the Villa Medici, etc.).), Hippolyte Le Bas (1825, concerning a session of the French Academy), François Mazois (to Mr. Périgord), Charles Percier (3, 1828 and n.d.), Jean Perrault (1697), Charles Rohault (1842), Edme Verniquet (1776, concerning work on the rue du Jardin du Roi), Louis Visconti (to Mr. Périgord).