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PORTLAND, NOlIAWAf NOlNLts fAs
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tx~CLAY Y STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
corner OF Clay and Graham streets, Rev. s. Q.
Clopton. pastor. Worship at II a. m. and $50
pm.
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S.ek headache cured by DR.. David S
ills
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ry~RAsT END BAPTIST CHURCH. cor
ner Of Twenty eighth and X streets.-Preach-
ing Sunday at ii A. NJ. and =. VI. by the
pastor. Rev. II. W. Jones. Sunday school at
e:Da.m.
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ss-GRACE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
Pastor DIR. w. X. Hatcher. Sunday school
ate am: Sunday preaching at ii am. and
pm: Wednesday services at PM fri-
day service young men's) at p. m. Free
seats and q welcome 10 al.
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NTCHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
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OIEDMONT AIRLINE.

DIEDMONT AIRLINE.
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TRAINS.
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Remarkable Cure
OF RHEUMATISM.


BRMrNGHkm, ALA, August u, 1881.
Projectors Hunnicutt Rheumatic Cure.
Gent'emcn.-Duu fall and winter 81 1886
was stricken down with lniiamwa;ory th'u-
matism and confined % my room for three
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for thirty days long r. had the p'stoi mcii
cal attention swallowed fear al TOT vi drugs.
and grew worse from day % day.
4 friend sent me- one bali bottle oi
HUNNICUTTS RHEUMATIC CURE.
found among the persons who b d tric! u
a recommendation from nr. fcmlcrion. OF
Atlanta: wrote tO him 40 give me iuii account
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W. ~. HUNTER. L. :. tommi sioncr
Fifth judicial Circuit of Alabama.
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ss-PARK-PLACK METHODIST LPIsCO-
PAL CHURCH-The pastor. Rev. j. Wiley
Bledsoe. will preach at IL am. and pm.
Subject at nigbt-"fruc Greatness" Glass
meeting al $3.50 pm.
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~ FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
corner OF Grace and Madison strcets.-Rey
Robert p. Kerr, ID. D.. pastor. will preach at
If am. and pm. sunday-school at $50 am.
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ro-TnIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH. corner
OF Twenty sixth and Marshall streets.--Scrvices
ut ii am, conducted by the pastor, L. A.
Cole.
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STnppI.G IIAlES

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on sigma AT Centrala. Ne. % si.ls 0hiy on
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ana also az 1emrie's n O Port Walthall. NOS.
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PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. IA and q sleepirg-cars ot
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ina cars between Wafhin yttn ana CHaflee
TO- on Train No. IS sleeping cars tetwcn
View York and Jacksonville. On Tain no.
81 sleeping-cars between Washington anu
Savannah.
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ss-sT. PAULs CHURCH-Rev. Hartley
carmichaei. rector. Divine services Sunday
at IL am. and s:lb pm. Mission s"'ice
ST. Pauls Chapel at4 pm.
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,y-CHRIsT EPI sCOPAL CHURCH'-Rey.
ra,nos n Funston. rector. Services at II am
and pm. Chapel OF the Redeemer services
at $3.50 Pun. Holy Trinity Mission Exchange
Hotel, at tp.m
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rNCLAY-sTREET METHODIST CHURCH
corner Adams and Clay understanding al
II am. and 1;i5 pm. At night an opportunity
will be given for persons TO Join the CHURCH.
Sunday school at Gam.
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tv- ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
corner OF Fifth and Marshall streets.-Di-
vine serioes at II am. and pm, Rev. Joshua
Peterkin. rector; Rev. Preston Nasn' ass's'-
ant minister.
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IUNNICUrTs RHEUMATIC CURE
AUSIrEo STATES MARSHALL TELLS HIS TX
PERIENCE.


ATLANTA bA., i'ni NHt9 - l"'''
Hunicutt Rheumatic Cure Co:
Gentlcmcu.-It Hforrs mt pleasure 90 adj
my testimony go that OF the many VINO irdoi>t
YOUR ounnicutt's Rheumatic Cure. mad % en
a constant sufferer from rhounat sm Tor years
when determined 30 my your eiii'' "hh u
my surprise and delight enc bottle was nll /
found necessary o relieve me Of ail synii tom,
OF III aumatism. ana deem 10 hut Justice not
only 20 those who originated this cure. nlt tc
all others who mYy be- suffering from the
same tluse. 10 say this much iu combination
of what IS claimed tor tins medicine. foufs
respectfully, JoHN W. Nhi-MA'
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r1~CENTENARY METHODIsTCHURCH
Grace street between Fourth ana fifth'- rev.
william Il. Judkins. pastor. Preaching al IL
O'Clock am and pm. Strangers and others
always welcome.
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MONUMENTAL CHURCH protestant
EpiscopaD-Rev. John II. Newton, rector
Divine service at II am; evening service az .
pm. Sunday school at 800 am. CORDIAL
welcome 70 all, and ushers at front door 10
seat strangers.
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tv-sECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
DIR. Hoge. at II am. and pm. Rev. l.. b.
Turntull In Old Market Hall at pm.
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Daily except Sunday.
The Fagor.te Route o. I..fimoi
The steamers of inif ilt -.s pa co.'s OF
beauty. elegance. anl COMFORT
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g.. second GLASS, fl.r.
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esntaees tO husirer7 Itn Boo enabling then 20
icsY. flclmonl near tlc clutt oi lnt Gay
IanatCU0ns rod Hrltc no Baltimore car1
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fli nights f st. TRES trCfl Che duet aud noise ~
reilwsy travel
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street. Up tCWn Office, corner Tenth and Main
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Gene Al Manager. Cen. pass'r Agent
SOL. HAAS, JOS. B. POTTS,
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sr-BROAD-STRE METHODIST
CHURCH, Broad and Tenth streets.-lIev. 5. s.
Lambeth, ID. d.. pastor, at ii am. and pm.
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re- sEyENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH. Services at II a. m. and at ?. m,
conducted by Rev. Jabez Hall. Mems meeting
at 800 M: Sunday school at 800 am.
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oTYY DELIVERY.

/ Remittsrccs should Be aade by drafts
shscks. postofnce orders o. regis sered letter
ssvab's 70
TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY.
kichmond. Va.
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wTHIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. J. =. Gamu on. pastor. Preaching at ii
am. and 8 pm.
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.Nos. and pnd ~ nnl1- fAn -Niit ~ i' '.'.i.
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sunday between Balcony lalis and LeAins
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ATLANTA, GA, October 10, 1855.
Dear Sir.--We have sold large quantities Of
your Hunnicutt's Rheumatic Cure. aud have
ncycr known any other preparation o. eve
such universal satisfaction as remedy Tor
Rheuma ism. We cons der 10 the on.y fc ihnic
rheumatic cure on Che market Yours. ETC.,
HUTCHINSON ,E BRO. druggists.
d Whitehall street.
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The PENSION SHARK CRUSADE
Pennsylvania veteran, who deplores
the prostitution Of our hOnored soldieTy
TO the devices of pension sharks. has
sen. The Times an elaborate circular re-
ceived by him from j. b. Cralle, Cralle
building. Washington, ID. c., that prac-
tically invites every soldier of every
grade. from veteran to bounty-jumper.
TO make immediate application for a
pension or for an increase of pension il
already on the pension roll. The cir
cu.ar opens with the following invita-
ton to make application for an original
invalid pension:
You will ind enclosed an applica-
ton for Original Invalid Pension. and
If after reading my circular you think
you are entitled 10 a pension, please fill
in, or have some one fill III for YOU.
and then 20 before the clerk of some
swear to the paper; and after having
done SO return it to me and | will i'm
media,ely begin the prosecution of
your claim
The soldier is informed by the PEN
sion shark that he need not be specially
particular as 20 dates, and anything
that he does not remember may be left
blank. philadelphia Times.
KING HUMBERT.- We thought we re-
cognized the portrait purporting to be
King Humbert's, printed by Maj. w.
L. Nixon in his valuable paper this
morning. Now we are certain OF it.
This picture, ladies and gentlemen. is
the one generally used as the "After
Taking" of the great American Wbis-
ker. Quickener, price 81 per bottle, for
sale by al druggists. Maj. Nixon's en-
terprisc in transferring this cut from
the advertising columns. where its
presence is 80 much needed, to the first
page cannot be too highly commended.
Chicago Ne,cs.
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~ LAUREI~sTREET METHOD IsT
CHURCH. corner laurel and Albemare
streets, Rev. W. O.wsggener, pastor.-Rev. j..
Il. Sturgis. past'r OF Trinity Church, will
pr ach Sunday morning at II o'clock. The
pastor will preach at night.
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tETRINITy METHODIST. EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, corner Broad and Twentieth
streets. Rev. Joseph X. sturgis. pastor
Preaching at II am. and pm. Wednesday
evening services at 40 O'Clock.
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A FIyE-ROUND FIGHT.
Cal Mccarthy and Harry Walton Fight to
Finish-A Singular Knockout.

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-The great battle be-
tween Harry Walton, of Philadelphia, and
Cal Mccarthy, of Jersey City, to decide
the American championship in the bantam
weight class, took place at Gloucester, Bur
lington county, New Jersey, tonight. Sew
enty-five of the best known sports from
New York and fifty from Philadelphia were
at the ring side, which was pitched in the
attic of a vacant mansion on the outskirts
of the city of Gloucester. There was no
money wagered because of the slight differ
ence in weight of the men. The conditions
of the contest called for fight to finish,
according to Marquis of Queensbury rules,
with skin gloves for the bantam
weight championship of America and a
purse of $750. The tickets sold for SO each,
and every man present had one. Mccarthy
fought a clever battle and knocked Walton
out in the fifth round. The Knockout was
one of the strangest ever witnessed. Wal
ton dived from one end of the ring to the
other, and then ended by rolling all over
the floor Mccarthy showed himself to be
general at his business. He is twenty-one
years OF age, stands five feet two and a half
inches tall, and weighed ia pounds. His
last battle was with the late George Young,
whom he defeated in nine rounds. His
longest fight was last fall, when it took him
nearly an hour to. knock out Eugene Horn
bacher. Walton had fought a draw with
Tommy Warren and defeated Jimmy Hagen.
He is twenty-siX years of age, five feet four
inches tall, and weighed, to-day, 110 1-2
pounds. A well-knOwn sporting man from
New York acted as referee. At $50 time
was ca lied for the man IN n Ohf
Round 1-Black kid gloves were worn by
both men. Mccarthy was first to lead, on
the stomach, and as he landed both went
down. Mccarthy scraped his right knee
to run down his shin. Walton landed sew
eral blows and looked well. Cal always
sent IN a return blow and acted on the de-
fensive. Walton was down at the close of
the round.
Round 2-Clever exchanges were the or
der Mccarthy was now aiming for the
neck, and he sent III many Stlnging blows
with his left hand. He escaped some heavy
leads by ducking. Both were fighting hard
at the end of the round.
Round 3-BOth came together In cllnch.
Mccarthy pounded slowly but heavily on
Walton's neck, which had become raw and
bloody. Walton kept away, but could not
stop MeCarthy's left that landed sharply
and with great force every time. Walton
was little in the rearand looked as though
he was waiting.
Round 4-McCarthy went right at his
man and smashed him all over the ring
Walton's left eye was badly cut and almost
closed, and his face was mass of cuts and
bruises. Odds of 500 to so were offered
against Walton. but they went begging:
Round 5-WaltOn came forward a hOr-
rible looking sight, and at once received a
heavy blow on the left eye. He staggered,
and after receiving several more singing
punches ON the head became very weak.
and caught him on the Jaw. Walton made
a dive and rolled on the floor for two min
utes. Mccarthy was declared the winner.
Time, Is minutes.
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Consecration of Bishop Vincent.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 25.-The conservation
services at St. Paurs Church. in which the
Rev. Boyd Vincent is set apart to the Office
of Bishop of the Southern Diocese of Ohio,
filled that building completely with those
fortunate enough to receive cards of admis-
sion. The service began at 1850 aud was
characterized by all the deep solemnity
that such an unusual ceremony brings. 1t
has been half century since bishop was
eonsecrated here, That was when Bishop
Leonidas Polk was consecrated. Bishop
Vincent was elected as assistant to Bishop
Jaggar but as that gentleman's health
precludes his resuming the duties of the
office, the new prelate is the actual bishop.
The church was beautifully decorated and
the unusual number of clergymen in at
tendance, as well as the prolonged service,
with its wealth of music, made the scene {.
Colorado. delivered the conservation
sermon. He was assisted in the service by
Bishops Dudley, of Kentucky. Knieker-
hacker, of Indiana, and Whitehead, of
Pennsylvania, and by Revs. Grange. of
Steubenville, Hodges, of Pittsburg; Pise, of
Glendale; Blake, of Avondale, aud Tinsley,
of Walnut Hills.
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MISSIONARIES MURDERED.
An English Missionary and Sixteen of His
Followers Massacred by Africans

An English Missionary and Sixteen of His
Followers Massacred by Africans.
LONDON, Jan. 25.-An English missionary
named Brooks and sixteen of his followers
were murdered on Saturday, near Saadani,
by members of the coast tribes and natives
of Zanzibar. These murders indicate the
extent of the hatred to whites the Germans
have aroused. Saadani for many years has
been the starting point for European mis-
sions, the natives welcoming the mission
aries and assisting all of them, especially
the English. The murders have caused a
sensation The question as to the measures
England will take to punish the murderers
is eagerly discussed here.
A dispatch to the Times from Zanzibar
says: "A grave pecuniary embarrassment
is reported to be impending for the Sultan
of Zanzibar. Facts have leaked out which
indicate that his treatment at the hands of
the German East Africa Company is abso-
lutely unparalleled. Since the beginning
of its operations it is stated that the Sui
tan's direct cash loss has been over 450, 900
rupees. and his constructive loss ten times
that amount. The company exacted the
payment of every penny TO which 1T would
be entitled il in prosperous working order.
In addition to the value of the losses
Sultan is compelled to pay monthly nearly
10000 rupees to recoup the company for
the cost of theoretical administration
which has been practically abandoned
since September. and the company has
made no repayments to any officials or
soldiers on the coast, except at one place.
The company has thus driven vast body