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Mr. Reade passed the dan OF life by years,
OF the oppressed his with NIL
woncd while master Of the art OF fiction
entity like Cleopatra age cannot wther him custom
stale his Infinite variety. ~ Boston Transcript.
We inclined W think. after careful aud thorough
perusA whole, that 1t IL by
the novel Charles Readc wrote, but that II
IL likely to please larger trcentAge OF readers than
even 'Midiicinarch' or Daniel Deronda -PhadeiDhia
Press.
Nothing Charles Reade has written Is so charmugy nat
ura truthful his subtle analysis VI the char
ccr thoughts emotions aud natural desires OF one OF tho
encountcrng Its first vcisstudes In the and
trials incident upon giving her whole heart and wealth 81
pure affection who proves wholly unworthy Of such
gilt In tho wc range vi scadcs writings he has
nothing which trner or s1cetcr dcineaton Of
inL rpcning womanhood pure hcarodncss ana
selfish love. . Again, he has never cquAled H. ha
works tho ell OF Ina kiosking public singer
whose nobility OF soul is devcloped through the
natural sacrifices and trials ana rewaraed In the
most natural and satsf, ing sequel. As y novel 10
Is fully crisp, brilliant pungcnt and photographic as any
OF those preceding from his Union Ne
cordcr.
The sprghtincss tho brilliant quality Of unfAiiing In
above ALL tho tone Of the book
render the authors best since the time of
Peg woningt ana Christie c"-Portisnd
Press
OF tho tale is the number Of
flesh and blood and women with whom the author
max - US thoroug hiy acquainted There are not
novels the publication Of wh:h Is an event OF i'm
la literature that OF "a Woman.ater ~ -
New or Evening Post
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CHARLES READE'S NOVELS.
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A Woman. Istcr. II Is Never Too Late to
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Love Mo Little Love No Pat Yourself In Ills Place.
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NEW STORY.
A wOMAN.HArER.

BY CHARLES KEADE.
author Of Hard Cash." Put Yourself In His Place."
&c, &C.
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- Rev. DR.. s. S. Roszel, is lying very i'll
in Baltimore.
Judge Hoffman, formerly of the Court
of Appeals of this State, is lying dangerous
ly i'll at his home in Clarksburg.
Col. Samuel Sands Mills, Sheriff of
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inst, Col. Mills was not only prominent as a
politician and leader in business circles,
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MARYLAND press, in connection with several
agricultural journals.
- The stockholders of the Valley Railroad
Company, in meeting at Staunton on Thurs
day, adopted resolution authorizing the
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per cent, with thirty years to run, not to be
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lar, to be secured by deed of trust on the
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- On Wednesday evening week, the citi>
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and Gauley River Railroad Company, the
principal office of which is to be located at
Austed, Faye,te county. The said railroad
is to run from Hawks Nest Station, on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, by way of
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near the mouth of said Rich creek thence
down Gauley river to point at or near the
Falls of Kanawha, through the county of
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DISCREPANCIES IN OUR CODE.

The trial of an ejectment case in the Cir
cult Court last Monday, (l2th)-Winkler
against Lucas, Ex'r-brought to light sim
guar discrepancy in different copies of the
Vest Virginia Code.
The question was what estate husband
took in his deceased wife's realty upon her
death, without issue born during marriage,
under the West Virginia Statute of Descents.
The action was brought upon the theory that
q life estate descended to the husband under
the provision of SEQ. IL, Chap. IS, Code ::
which declares that in case the wife makes NO
provision for her husband in her will, or
makes one that he renounces, che shall have
such share of her estate, real and personal,
as he would have had if she had died intes-
tate 1eauing children" Judge Hoge ruled
against this view, and instructed the jury that
in case of the wife's death without issue born
during marriage the husband took no estate
in his wife's realty. This of course ended
the case aud moth ing remained for the jury to
do but sign the verdict, for the defendant
It was afterwards discovered that in the Code
used by Judge II. the statute above quoted
read, che shall have such share, ETC., as he
would have had, if she had died interstate,
"pithout leaUing children" There is moth
ing in the Codes to indicate where or how
this grea, discrepancy in the text originated,
or where or how the reading was changed
The Acts '72-'73 have re-enacted the section
in the language first above quoted, else there
might be frequent conflicts in the construc-
tion Of this section.
A motion for new trial was entered in
the case
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CONGRESSIONAL NEWS.

The Army Appropriation Bill which has
resentatives for month past, finally passed
that body on tho 18th inst, and goes to the
Senate for its action. AS passed the bill
limits the army of the United States to co.
900 men, nearly one-fourth of which flour
full regiments of cavalry are to be employed
in guarding the Rio Grande frontier. The
bill appropriates s25, 763 900.
In the Senate, on the 18th, the army ap>
preparation bill was called up and several
amendments proposed by the Senate commit
tee on appropriations adopted one of the
amendments was that a sufficient force of
cavalry shall be employed in the defense Of
the Mexican and Indian frontier Of Texas,
instead of four regiments of cavalry, as pro-
prohibits the recruiting of the army beyond
$4,000 men, instead of 10000, as provided
by House bill. The latter amendment passed
by yeas SO, nays 10. Other amendments
were adopted without division, and the bill
now goes back to the House for the action of
that body on the Senate anne ndments.
The House committee of Congress on
foreign affairs have agreed to recommend an
appropriation of $780, 600 for the representa-
ton of the United States at the Paris expo>
sition. The feature of an Indian corn de-
partment, advocated by Mr.. Hewitt, was
voted down.
In the Senate on Friday, Mr.. Davis, of
West Virginia. called up his resolution in res
lation to the appointment of committee to
inquire into epances in the Treasury De
partment, and spoke in favor OF his resolu~
.ion !; an amendment was adopted providing
that the committee called for should not ex>
pire with the end of the present session.
Pending discussion on the resolution the
Senate adjourned until Monday.
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At the residence of her brother. Mr.. Samuel
NJ. Clip. in this county, November 12th, 1877,
Miss BETTE CLIP, aged about 40 Years.
On November 5th, 1877 at his residence in
Berkeley county. Mr.. ROBERT MCIN YRE, III
the LIST year of his age.
On the LIST of November, 1877. after n lingering
illness. which sh. bore with Christ ian f0rtltude
Mrs MARY kOHLHOUSEN, in the esd year of
her age.
On Saturday. November Sd, 1877. BERTHE
MAY COLEMAN, aged about seven years,
daughter of Mr.. John Coleman. of this county.
Departed this life at the residence of her SON
in-law. DR.. A. Van Camp. Of Washir gtou City,
ID. C.,ln { e Saith year of her age. Mrs. SARAH
S. BESTOR, relIct of the late Orsou Bcstor, Esq,
formerly of Harpcr's Fcrr, w. Va.
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Harper's Magazine.
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TFNIIE veteran M0sa=ine. which long ago ont
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IL A Il RI Z D.

At the NJ. f. Church, Harpcr's Ferry. No.
vembrr 18th, by the pastor. j b. Hall. DANIEL
G. HENKLE to Miss EUGENE G. CAVALIER,
both of thus county.
On Wednesday. Nov. 18th. near Richmond,
Va, nv Rev. VIM. f JudkIns. Rev. j. CARSON
WATSON. of tie Virrinla Conference. NJ. f.
Church South, and Miss HATTIE A. JETER,
daughter of William Jcter, Esq, of Richmond,
Va.
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Harper's Weekly.
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Its ed toria ia are scholarly and convlrclnG, and
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NE7ILINER ".

NTARY f. DAVIS has just returned from Bal
IAt timOrc and Requests n call from all to eN-
anime her supply of WIN Err MILLINERY,
which she feels cannot fail TO please the most
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Many thanks for past patronage, and bcGs
continuance of the same.
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