PRICE or STOCKS IN PHILaDELPHIa,

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The second exhibition of the Franklin Institut G
Of Philadelphia, was held last week iE the Ma
sonic Hall, in that city. The great variety and ex
ccllent quality of the articles displayed, afforded
satisfactory and pleasing evidences of the progress
Of the arts in our country. The Democratic Press
speaks in high terms of some first rate Negro cloths
Of different coors, from The mandatory of Dupont
4 Co. on the Brandywine, and says" we have
never seen any goods so stout, SO warm, and well
calculated for the purposes lntended.''


Corporal Iarker, whom have known to be at
loss for any thing except the wonderful pheno
Of the Milton looking glass; attributes the defeat Of
the eders Kent, to the rainy weather the day of
The elections and says that his troops clearly driven
on the ield But, the corporal, who is full of Pluck,
Ike valiant soldier bellows his scattered forces to rally
round his Standard and promises 10 lead them to vcto
~ and the recovery of what they have lost. But mark
this will depend on g the state Of tile weather..


We have heard nothing of the result Of the elcc.
ton in Sussex. We presume, however, that the
majority Of voters in that county have as usual suf
Tered themselves 10 be led by the nose by their fede
raj leaders. But knowledge is spreading, and as
the people in Sussex become enlightened they will
OFF the yoke of federalism which has too long dis
sraced them. Arstocracy will be destroyed, and
Democracy will prevail, even in Delaware


The Election in New Jersey takes place to-day and to-
morrow; and in Pennsylvania to-day The Legislature of
New Jersey will convene the 25th inst