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BARNSTABLE PATRIOT ,
roHWERCIAL
"
ADVERTISER,
HED rVEKY TUESDAY , A FEW DOOKS
1
8 PDBHS»
t h e COOKT H0USE ) BY
S. B. PHINNEY,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TVM. D. LEWIS PRINTER.
TERMS— Two dollars per year, in advance , or
wlthin three months-or two dollars and fifty cents at
'
'
'adVerViSEMENTSinserted on the most favora-
bk
X^o
paper discontinued until all arrearages are
paid, except at the option of the Publisher.
Newspaper Agency.
v R PALMER the American Newspaper Agent.
u Leni for the BARNSTABLE PATRI OT, and
nthorized to take Advertisements and Subscrip-
tions at the same rates as required by us. His offices
^ Bost
on, Sohollay's Building, Court street.
New Y
ork , Tribune Building.
Philadelphia, N.W. cor. Third and Chestnut streets.
BcSore, S. W. cor. North and Fayette
rr3"§ M. Pettengill, General Newspaper Ad-
r^-
nn'Ane '
nt No. lO«State street, Boston , is Agent
7 the
' BARNSTABLE PATRIOT, and is authorized
to'
receive Advertisements and Subscriptions at the
same rates as required at this office.
LADIES
Of Barnstable and Vicinity.
F. A. JONES & CO.,
No.
^
tremontHI w,
BDSTOH,
Vonld solicit your attention to the immense Stock of
NEW GOODS
which they now have, and are daily receiving by every
foreign arrival , suitable to the
AUTUMN TRADE OF
1850!!
E v e r y v a r i e t y of
SIHAWItSa
frtm the most expensive Cashmere to the cheapest
Wool Plaid.
SILKS
ofeveryland and qualitv , in Blacks and Colors,
ALWAYS AT LOW PRI CES.
FREN CH THIBETS
ANT) .
GERMAN MERINOS
Of all Grades.
FALL AND WINTER
DRESS GOODS ,
Our usual Assortment.
VEL VETS ,
AH Width s and Colors.
F&ENCH CLOAKS & SACKS,
NEW PATTERNS AND TRIMMINGS.
TC
££THER WITH THE IMMENSE VARIETY
OP ALL OTHER STYLES DRY GOODS
ADAPTED TO THE PRESENT
SEASON.
Qir long experience in the City Retail Trade ena-
us t0 know the wants of our customers , and gives
"s
, "msual facilities for supplying them. During the
nol> of our business career, it has always been our in-,
P»
"t!^«e
ffer CHOICE «©OI>S at LOWER
^Kl*>t.S» than any other house in the City. Wheth-
er wchave done so, we leave the Public to jud ge; but
we hive succeeded by always keeping- this point in view,
m bulding up the largest
EXCLUSIVE RETAIL TRADE
"Ii the City of Boston as the crowds of pin chasers who
daily hrong our Establishment show
Om increased facilities will enabfe u during the
preseit season, to offer still greater inducements^ the
«mpl(multip lication of business to such an extent that
*e cai afford to sell each article at a small advance
tf om tie cost of importation.
Evey variety of goods , we shall , as usual ,he suppli .
ea wnl. In short, we mean to make our place of busi-
ness a esort for the shrewdest and closest purchasers
* as Wellas the most fancifu l and particular , where any
ladyn iy be sure of finding all the styles of Choice
anss 1'kel y to be pedantic—values not that
which is natural to it—dreams not of the exaggera-
ted price put on it by others.
People seldom learn economy, till they have little
left to exercise it on.
Summer Retreat—-New Boarding House.
M
The subscriber hereby informs his friends
and the public, that he has opened his House,
in West Barnstable , for the accommodation of
Boarders. It has large and airy rooms—is
pleasantly located for sportsmen and others from Bos-
ton an() is in every respect a very desirable place for
those desiring a summer retreat upon the shores of the
Cape. He will make every effort for the convenience
and comfort of his Boarders, and his charges will be
reasonable.
WASHBURN BURSLEY.
West Barnstable, July 23, 1850.
Cot»itPorl and New Bedford Packet.
v "ggk The sloop HARRIET F, Capt. B.
y TjRj/" bourne, commenced running regularly for
""^ffllSSk. ''le season - on the 25th ult., from Cotuit
•""SS^gw^Port ,0
jjew
Bedford , via East Falmouth
Rpplv .„ f. ar>d Wood's Hole. For freight or passage,
G. MACrLIJA
.H PENNEY, Cotuit Port, PERKY
hoard ^™-BER, New Bedford , or to the master on
" -~~--_ tf Cotuit Port, May 14
•H
A
st!hr For sale by WALES & CONANT, Barn-
~~~—!r- , ' j«ly 16
L
^~~^—^ SK .._
^??
Ei> Kin SHOES—Also , an assortment of
sepi 3 *ns SHOES, at A. PERCIVAL'S.
IS Bonl?1
, BOOKS. A fresh supply of School
S.!ile a.?i *"'"'o Spring Trade , just received and for
"BOUNTY BOOKSTORE. Barnstable.