Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-04-01
kAn NOTICES.

3he Al1lo< April no ls Of the current
seriesl. eex0<0 rresents FEATURES Of exseilerce
enfisline + 4 1peshing more than the usnal at
sention - = them. too, in . direction
whieh 80 nonshs ago hare heen some
thing ofo - - 70 ihose Who had merely
knows y r. : aduirahle expoaent ofsrt. In
this fGgoe. - = time By the forelock in q mar
nef scnau11 60rtling, Il springs TO the front.
In topirs an ntures connected with the Gen.
tennial. quit = nneh. without . doubt. to It's
own profit. - ths pleasure Of It's thousands
IL patriotic &egs. There can not be other
than muat = Md sPnfafiop. in the '.Hisiori-
cal and Cess &fel Romance Of the Revolution. +"
which q cenm1ees IN this puuber, under the
taking 'nnma - ssThe Spur Of Monmouth"
with tn s1Xljoual insormafion that 1t Is
writlen q = eEx-peusion-A Agent" and that
the eveniA e - portrayed have been pre-
served ii 4e nories Of eyewitness up to
certain III ard thence conveyed BY one
who listen(l 1cfr narraiives-the whole be-
ing, a theIu pkrases Il. 'fron personal
relations ~ >e1uao1 never before made
pnhlic." ~ 10 greater pleasure could
Be impartial - American people, at the
gssset ias{ e. + % Be found IN The
Revosutions 5|{1Icsrsaner ana Interest, rot ye,
published, and ofVhich we are now TO have the
reading. il tho clek Tyre and on the 6ne paper
Of The Aldine. Bat the Centennial tendency Of
The Aidine does not ed here there is a full.
page picture Of the "bStle Of Lexington" cap.
italy drawn.
In other art fes.ureslhis number Of The Al
dine Is rich almost beypnd The average. "The
Path OF Duty" capihl drawing by Daris, af-
ter Merle, three views in Southern Utah, the
sNarrows," ssyalley Z the Babbling Waters
and Temple Of the vigin,' by Thomas Moran,
sJoan of Arc At the Sege Of Paris" and THE
Partisan Men Of Septehber," illustrate two very
different yet equally ariking scenes in French
history; and noble group Of "Gusrled Gray
Trunks," three fine dews Of Wells Cathedral,
and pair Of splendid ''Stag-Hounds," make
up the pictorial treasures Of what We must
again designate As q rsnarkable number.
LiterariIy, the varily and the excellence are
equal. In prose, besidss the new novel already
| mentioned. we have mother land nearly the
last) installment Of "Lost Lillian Bracy;" q
sweet little bit called "Dream-Fairies." by Y
B. Reaux: tasteful, brief story. "Clochet,e, "
by Augusta Won Bubna; IA Gin from ST. Pc.
tersbnrgh," sparkling with diamonds, BY A.
X. SulEer;" pleasart paper on the Habits o.
Authors" BY Amanaa b. Harris: and .In ths
North Woods" having a mournful significance
as the last priu ted uaerances Of the late ar,is,
John A. Hows. In tie direction Of rhyme-w.
have poem Of heart breaking sadness as vel
as beauty, ''By the Dad" by Eben r. Rexford
sadder, and Il possible q sweeter one, ''Fol
Baby's Sake" by Sorhy Langdon; a sparkling
Little Jack Frost" " Chas Sangs,er, tth,
Canadian poet); "Ice iewelry;" by W. ". Bal
ley; and lord Ronald Stag Hounds. by John
Hay Furness. Once more. and fnally-a markei
| number, let who will assert 10 the contrary.
The Leonard Scott Publishing Co. IA Barclay
Street, N. ~ have sent Us their reprint Of tn
March number Of Blackw Gods Magazine. Tn,
following are the contents:
I. "L.ord Lyt;on's Speeches.
2. "kpdrouiache.-1he Daug hters ofPriam.'
az Dog withou. q Tail"
4. 1.-THE Abode Of Snow -Zanskar.''
5. "Alice Lorraine" Part XII.
6. THE Prospects of the Session"
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