PH1LADELrHrA, June 25, ls46
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PHILADELPHIA, June 20, 1876.


The performances at the Museum tonight
were not exactly what we like. and we may,
some of these days, have occasion to show in
what respects we object TO converting the
Museum into a Theatre Of foolish dancing and
plays almost without moral. Gems OF truth
may be found by the intelligent without seek
ing them in such ways; but alas one hardly
knows where he may go with safety in these
days. You know the devices Of Satan, some.
times assuming the form Of an angel Of Light,
that he may the better deceive the wary.


| send you a few slips from the latest papers
which you are at liberty to use as you may see
IT, .IrIHERsNT,