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 THE subscriber (of the late firm of Starr

 A & Liiilr) informs printers in general that he still continues the Albany Type Foundry at No. 62 South Pearl street in the city of AL bany. Type of all sizes. Cuts of all kinds, Brass Rule of first quality. and Printers Fur niture in general, constantly on hand. He is now cutting series of leit>",, after the Scotch type, which is n":cd for beauty ana 5arabiIi- ty. This type has never bef're bcen cnt in the United States, and is now introduced for the first time. Many printers labor under the impressinn that the superiority of Scotch type consists in the metal used This is not tho case-it is entirely owing to the cutting and shaping ofthe letter. It being rounded in the corners, gives additional streog,l, to the hair marks, and renders letter of such cut deci- dr.lly superior to any other. Newspaper printers will find this type much more lasting in its wear than that now used.

 Printers who have formerly dealt with Starr & Little are informed that sorts and additions for fonnts purchased from them. are cast by the subscriber, and him only. For not only tscenty hut for THIRTY Years he has been ac- lively engaged in casting letter, which. during that period, has embelIished. and now does embeIIish, a large nnmher of the books and periodicals of the day.

 Orders respectfully solicited and thankfully received. RICHARD STARR.

 Albany. August 20. 1888 12