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Phiiadelphia Oct. 5.-The annual exhibition of
the Franklin Institute commenced yesterday In the
Masonic Hall The articles exhibited are various
and OF the first order of execution. The cut glass,
lamps. cabinet ware, cloths and other articles rival
any thing Of the kind ever imported into the coun
try. The porcelain from the New Jersey factory
is entitled to particular notice not so much on ac-
count of its beauty, out nasmuch it satisiacto-
rily establishes the point, that the time is not lar
distant when we shall no longer be Indebted to
France or England for our china ware. This sam
pie Of The Jersey ware is entitled TO the highest
commentator, when we take into consideration the
vast expenditure OF time and money devoted to
this subject in France, before the art OF manuiac
turing the ware brought to its present state of
excellence. The pianos, marble mantles, cotton
goods, oil cloths, and carpeting are entitled to the
notice of the yisi,er Aurora.