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FRANKLIN INSTITUTE EXHIBITION. This ex-
hbtion opened in Philadelphia yesterday. Tho
U. S. Gazette in speaking of the articles to be
exhibited, says:


There are many rare and curious things
many beautiful and costly evidences of skill
many choice productions of the loom, TO tell
an astonishing progress made in our domestic
anufactures-American Silks that will not be
shamed in a comparison with the ltalian-Amo-
rcan Cloths that will vie with the French in
glossy softness of appearance, in firmness of
texture and in durability, bnlliancy of color--
American Hardware such as the artizans Of the
old world never fashioned the equal of-Phia-
delpha Fire Engines, such as no other city in
the Union can compete with except Baltimore
Eds. Ciip.] And above all, ingenious and
profitable American inventions which put all
the world to shame. The vister will find am
pie food for thought, fot admirlng remark, and
even for the occasional expression of wonder at
what is set out before him.