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FIFTH DOCUMENT.
We find in the Gaceta of the 30th fully, the
following document;
ExcELLEScy Commander de Bruno Gayoso,
2dchief other regiment of infantry of Cautabria,
writes me what follows:
The captain of Chasscurs, Don Carlos Corncs,
says --"At this moment (half-psst one o'clock
in the morning. | encountered in the passage of
Puerto Ganado, Don Joaquin Aguero Aguero,
with six other rebels of the same party. On
perceving they fred, and the fire was returned
by the chasseurs till the rebels surrendered; but
Don Joaquin Aguero Aguero fled towards the
sea, and was pursued by the lancers, az we'll as
Don Jose Tomas Betancourt, who followed the
came road took from them five iire'ocks, two
pistols, two knives, pike, three casks of cart
ridges. aud one portfolio, with different papers
TRINIDAD.
~. The Ayuntamiento of Trinidad had cent to
the governor Of the isond communication con-
tanning the resolutions voted by that corps, 10
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There is great difference observable, within
the last few days, in the department of peninsu-
lars in the streets, shops, &c. We hear little
more of the old insolence, and loud bravado and
threatening. They have become very quiet and
polite to the Creoles. Don - told the that
he has been surprised at the cordial manner
in which he has, of late, been accosted by old
Spaniards, who, before, never used TO see him.
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command of Colonel Cont; but that, the river
being swollen, they were occupied in making RATS
TO cross IT,
Our commander, Recio, Immediately ordered
a march towards that point; he watched the
enemy's movements, and when sufficiently near
without being seen, he planted his two hundred
and fifty men in ambnscade, md waited till they
should begin the crossing on the raft. That took
place, the commander of the enemy crossed at
the head of the first company, and landed, and
the raft drawn back by the ropes, returned to the
opposite bank TO bring over the second our pa
triots remaining, meanwhile, moiiopless, and
ready for the attack. The raft began TO move
with the second company, and then the patriots
fell upon them desperately, scattered confusion
among them, took prisoner Colonel Cont, six
officers, and ftty-siy soldiers. The number OF
killed that could be counted on the banks, was
thirty-six, without counting great number of
wounded, together with various materials of
war, taken from the enemy. Still, 10 the midst
of the 6ght, The brave Recio did not forget the
RAFT; he ordered them TO cut the ropes, and fire
upon it, following it along its course "a II fIoaied
down. The result Of this most brilliant notion,
In which we only lost one killed and ten wounded,
was so complete that none we're able to escape,
but those who kept on the opposite side of the
| river.
On the 10th and nth, the other patriot corps
had various skirmishes, with the troops ofcavalry
and infantry, which marched out from Puerto
Principe after them. On the 18th, in the dis
trict of Guamarllo, corps Of artillery came
over TO us, under the command Of its captain
Don Gabriel Forum, composed of 60 men, and
four field howitzers. The i4th, 18th, and 10th,
we remained inactive recruiting men from the
country But the 18th was dav marked by
Providence to make the fields Of Cuba witnesses
of one Of the most heroic deeds Of arms ever
seen in the history of revolutions. At three
o'clock on the afternoon Of that day. the corps
commanded by Don Apustin Aguero de- Aquero
was marching towards the district Of San Miguel
On the way he received information that at the
distance Of three leagues were marching in the
same direction three companies Of the regiment
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~ . sIRINcER rowNsENp. NJ - Eel Ell Biosd@ay
a PRACTICAL TREATISE on DIS

D,,a!k AsEs Of the SEXUAL SYSTEM, by EDwARDH
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WILL BE PUBLISHED on MON
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THEO. EISFELD'S first CLASSICAL
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A DAMS PRESS FOR SALE.-The
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order at No II Beekman II where be u worh
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ITO GERMANS.-An American ant Ge 81 ssy
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X 4NOVVNANfI I'M ~ - - 1T -
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TNION-UNION-UNION.-JOU X
u NEYMEN TAILoRS COOPERATIVE UNION.
their winter clothing 10 their newly selected
stock OF cloths Casssres and Ysstngs which they are
oenared 10 make order N the most fashiona0ls styles
anI AZ uces which cannot fail TO command attshton
Ready made cottsng all description constantly on haAd
wheh Tor superior workmanship style and hnish WIZ we
with apy establishment the city Strangers as meL
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CHIP TIMBER FOR SALE sub
~ scrbsr has large quantity Of tall straight bodied
White Oak Trees that would mako frat rate Plaak 10 Ship
building growing within and half and two mics Of
naygable water, where tore 10 good and convenient
landing which he would sell reasonable terms Also
large quantity OF Yellow Poplar Trees Of superior quality
JOHN n. LUSBY,
mis- lite Greenfield near Cecilton, Cecil Co., Md
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TABERNACLE.-The public are T

TABERNACLE.-The public are re-
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INsTRU MENTAL CONCERT viii be given on MON
nav EVENING December !, by Committee OF gentle
men Of thjs cIty for the relief Of Mr.. JOSEPH PER
KINs an old and highly able member Of the Eve
who has lately, through blindness, been de-
priyed of the means Of support.
The following artists have most generously rendered
BOSTwiCK Miss MARIA LEACH, Mr.. F. LISTER,
M STFPHFN LEACH Mr. John A. Kyle, the celebrs-
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP ~
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amusfMents.

Nous AELL, the eminent Pianist
'''A \ hS Mr. 'sSEHbSsE:wa1l;cK, cone.-tna
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Ioh~u''oi MI GEORGE i-tnsh
pRoGRAM NINE
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g. " Bud on the Tree "-VlOli and fun Orchestra
Composed and executed by -----.-.---- Nska Haaser
PART II.
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G. Grand Duet on Popular Airs IN " Der Frechuz."
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PROPOSALS will be received by the
IL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE of INDUSTRIAL
HOME ASSOCIATION No until Dec. T. 1881, for
PLANNING the SIDEWALK at MOUNT VERNON
the panking be feet wide First II inch seepers Of
BY ioist hemlock cetnt thee feet apart 1tenpenBy
nails oist for each ak Second inch plank Of the
same ierial ost Of the material and dimensions
to placed feet apart TO he secured BY penny nails
three 70 plank at each ost before Estimate BY 100
feet, running measure. Proposals sent TO SAMUEL T.
MUNSON, No. 2O7 West 18th ST., or to J. SrEVENsh
Mount Vernon Signed -
JOHN STEVENS, BEEJ. g. ME3EE
SAMUEL T MUNSON. PARSONS u. DAY.
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IN. Important TO the Ladies.-A course Of free
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90 chronic disease by mechanical means, Will be deiy
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BIRDS BIRDS ,-I,5sO

DIRDS! BIRDS BIRDS : I,5BV
- European Singing Birds per ship Ella, from Bfe~e en-
The subscribers very respectfully call the auenuos OF .he
ioysrs of sw ee Birds their mpostaon eon-
tanning 100 German Canaries selected BY Chas Rschs
theI musical notes. such as seldom nave
been heard in this country 20 5kylarts, 30 woodlaIks
oldschss. Nhngales plae kcsps Fanvsttes hSs1 Ksa-
$50 Of the Belgian cnsbreed Canares. superior IN
shape and color any offered for sale in this market All
the above nan ed Bin are offered sale remarkably
low price. tHAS. kElCHE bho
n28 6ts No IL North Wlliiam-st., near chatham
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q wishing to adopt fine male Infant, of FIVE months
can hear Of By applying at No 22o East Broad
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IVAN DEVENTEK'S Premium Steam
Y Manufactured OIL PASTE BLACKING -Another
Silver Medal awarded ~ the late ar u me nencan
trisl, ss the best in the world
Ssrclay and Robinson SIS Two Silver Mejals aud four
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fine ARTS.

NOR SALE.-A small collection OF
great masters beautifully executed, and IN wonderful
prese1vsion Viii amply repay the connosseur ana reM
lover art Ibe proprietor assures Inc " es.e
ard fortune tha they vii prove valuable acquisition 10
any Collection ia this country Europe-ahough now IN
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EIAGS of ALL NATIONS on hand
II and made 70 order Society Banners, military Com
pany Sill Standards and Guide Flags got up with neatnsss
and dispatch Ball decorated at short notice tlags
and Bunting to hire az the Flag and Awnns Depot COZ
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ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE, Astor-
pace-Second German Performance OF the best Society
German Actors the United States under the manage
ofment CHARLES sTEIE.-SATURDAY Nov. 90, 1851
for the first time at New-York THE BELL-RlNGEROF
THE CHURCH OF NOTRE DAME, Or Esmerslda. the
by Alexander Dumas Doors open at 6lto commence at
H. Prices Of admission Secured seats in the Boxes So
secured all parts the house 50 cents Amph
theateT, rs cts. maj 3t'l CHARLES STEIN.
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CROSSING THE

w DELAWARE.-Ths great national picture, py
Lsutzs exhibiting with immense success AZ we
ssuyyssani Institute No $50 Broadway. Admissicn -
cehis; children i2f cents season tickets ssceas Open
from "a III. to PPM oSi