Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-03-27

upes the pepslar faish that win Be TO them .
toves II ssrs.gth Cor al time 10 eene IL
seeosd sfsns CHA skssrhes. By Johs q Dssis.
assessced - the quarterly tinted plasa 81 tks
yeas, apPean IN dis i-sse. r. represents .
thet q . Size q broad and butter, By rosiag
cur, fron yessessrr Who was seased ID III
open doorway to enjoy the halny mos,isg air.
shsdsv has in verify eleuded his day, asd
the Esf-faiIisG drsps Il n April shsvsr seeea-
rany hs teasfhl protest. u ID . very pleasing
sketch. and yin add 70 ths rspusaiioa Of this
prs1isi.G ysssg artist. fbsuas Moran Psp-
ssass I've nassesiy deiiseasis:s of the Yellow
stone Rsgios. one u Hhich "Tewsr crtsk,s .
full paee cutting BY Linton, q Q most sspesb
speeines. The "Dssih wsrrsat Of Mary Sta
arr IL truly royal subject, royalty treated;
and for texture and detail 3 aosiceabie evea in
THE ArDIsr. "A caiskill Brook" By Whit
tredge. win carry % the palm With very many;
pool surrounded by forest trees, in which the
beantifal white birch d conspicuous; the soli-
tuds heightened, net broken. by pair Of king
hshers. one perched upon . leaness branch, the
other skimnisg The surface. and most encaant-
ing vistas Of dim forest distances form picture
worthy Of the repstation AZ one Of Americas
foremos: painters. su~h q spirited sketch -
"A Bare Chance" by ". u. Cary, in which
one Of our frontiersmen, on his gallant mustang,
is brought suddenly to close quarters with Q
menstrsus grixsiy, deserves more than . Pc
sing notice. but % do the others. and space i
limited. There Is . perfect gem Of iaedscap$Y
w'nperis. the great rival Of Birket Faster. "A
Deserted Church, /" ''Spring Flswers." AID 80
Pray my Child.' IN exquisite genre picture Of
the Gsr0as school, complete the list Of atirae-
tons which are scattered with such Q generous
hand anoeg the PATROLS Of this elegant Journal.
The literary eonteats Of the April ALpixs dis
play the usual excellence and vsristy. There
are. for Instance, thsee good short sto. ies, 81
win II You wM." by Clara r. GUERNSEY; ''Tbe
Ball On the Ice," BY 3. B. Leonard; and "Ma-
dame Jeanne:ie's Papers" BY James Watkins.
There Is . careful biographical and artistic study
Of the life and works Of "Malbone, the Nina
ture Painter" BY Osmond Tiffany; . readable
paper, BY the editor, descriptive Of 'sThe Yel-
tS"ssoue neBtVof auVsuct NC Dc3tu W 1t.
rant Of Mary Stuar:;' another on "An old Ger
man Tribunal in the Harz Mountains. !" and, best
Of all, racy little essay, BY John Sydney. which
would have charmed Lamb, siscs its theme is
his prime favori,e, Margaret. Duchess Of New.
castle" There are Eve poems, "a easel Of
Hafz," BY Henry Richards; "The Four Sea-
sons" by S. W. Dufseid; 20 Pray, Ny Child, A."
a translation from the German Of Hoffman; "a
Bare Chance" unique little dialect poem BY
s. Lang-a new writer, who contests for the
laurels' Of Bret Harte and John Hay; and the
Rosemary" another tender Howsr-fantasy by
Mary E. Bradley, who has already won prom
linen place among American female poets. Mu-
sic and Art receive thoughtful consideration. and
Literature more than usual attention, the mage
containing it being devoted to the late Henry
Timrod, the best and most unfortunate of all
the Southern poets. The story Of his life, as r.
told BY Mr.. Stoddard, from the Memoir Of Mr..
Paul Ilsyne, is the saddest literary record tina,
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