Alb0my L1terary Gozette.
{"character_count": 2056, "word_count": 351, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9429000020027161], "ccnet_perplexity": [1384.800048828125], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
Repository of Literature and the Aris,

 s published every other Saturday by John II r. Jermain & Co.,, corner of State and North Market streets, Albany. at the low prico of Two Dollars per annurn. The following is an extract from the Prospectus

 In general it's columns will be devoted to Literature and the Arts. but not to exclude those nobIer attributes of mans existencv-- Religion and Morality.

 A passing notice of the politics of the day will he given, but at the same time it will be the view of the editor that no angry debate OF warm dispute. dragging private character into the public arena of political warfare. shall dis grace it's columns.

 POlemic discussions shall at no time become subject for its pages; hut as far as we arc able we shall use our endeavors in the support of undisguised and true religion.

 review of new publications shall occupy a conspicuous place.

 To the poetical department particular at. tentlon will be paid. the editor carefully exclu- ding all trash. (which, we are sorry to say. abounds in almost every publication of inc kind,) will endeavor to procure such only as will meet the wishes Of judicious and an en- frightened public.

 Arrangements have been made by wi,icf, we will obtain the latest foreign publications such as the New Monthly. Biackw ood's and London Magazines. the London Literary Ga zette, &c. Nc.; immediately on the receipt of which. pieces of the same order as have ever embellished their pages, will be transfer red to its columns.

 The paper will continue to he printed in the present quartO form. and piece selected from the latest and most fashionable Music. (arrsn- ged with accompaniments for the piano fortel under the immediate and sole dircction of Mr. William M. Pease, Professor of Music, will accompany each number.

 1t will becarefnlIy enclosed instrong wrap pers and forwarded to any part of the United States by the earliest mails. Particular at- tention will be paid to this, the necessity of which IS evident to every one, but which is practised hy few. Nov. 1881.