EXHIBITION.
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Crowds Of respectable persons yesterday visited
the Exhibition Of Domestic Manufactures under
the auspicies of the Franklin Institute, and all
seemed to be struck, like ourselves, with the vare
ty and excellence of the articles. We have merely
room, this afternoon, to indicate some of the most
remarkable of these, such the very beautiful fur
nture, including Pianos of the finest tone and neat
est workmanship, particularly those of Loud ex-
cellent China, much improved from last year; Cloth
Satinets, and Carpetng, of superior texture and
gloss &c. Flannes Of the first quality, Rugs made
by Lloyd MifIlin Models of Steam Engines Locks
Of new and very ingenious construction; Edge Tools
Surgical Instruments, deserving all praise beautl-
ful Crates for Anthracite the well known and de-


ghtfu Musical Glasses of Mr. Smith. on which he
played various tunes, Chandeliers by Leadbeater
Chemicals, from the Maryland Chemical Works
and Wetherl's Hydrostatic Press and Callender'
for finishing Calicoes, by Mason and Waldin, La
thes, &c. by Tyler, Saws, by j. Rowland Cylin
ders for Printing Calicoes, from Merric s. Agner


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