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BRooKLYS INsT!rUTE.-The annual exhibition
OF the Brooklyn institute, Gosy open in our sister
city, is a,trsctins great dee Of attention, and The
ciiizsns ys:i il in great numbers The articles in
the Fair although, OF course not so numerous as at
our American Idsii'u;e Exhibition, are may OF
them ot Tie highest excellence, ana reflect great
credit upon their producers. The picture gallery
contains several works OF much merit, and the Hor-
,icu!tural and Mechanical Departments are full OF
interest. The variety OF fruits aud flowers strikes
the spectator "i.h an agreeable surprise, and the
air is heavily Perfumed with the mingled fragrance
of the fruits and flowers. The process OF Thread
Lace making, which is carried on every evening by
Two ladies', is richly worth crossing the River to
witness.