The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-13

The Protrsetsd rain since fanday hh
: not iHteriersd Ia TIC least with The sttsnd
assce stthe Circus Tia va j .i,tOog IL vi
lion was comfortably aliei At both pssior-
manoes Yesterday. Our public have deci.
ded that The sho~is~ortby 81 tlsir patron
csc and the rain can't keep them nom
going 70 see t. All should remember that
&c lo4ss.ps = skessed n,seis fos re Ser,
Sra aspi . end clii aren can sliss ssssnd
uaaeeompanisd by gsHtienien, a here win
sfpctAing presented daring she -peffar-
mace At which objection could be takeu.
aentlemaaiy nshers will BE- in attendants,
70 provide .sdies Wits good sesss. an8 y, d
order viii be preserved. So bring out tie
lsdisa, ehilafea, aniiiss, and flf96 Wit
ne's the greatest exhibition Of the kind
ever beiOre me publie.
Aatinea every afternoon st two p. m,
and grand performance nightly at seven
p. M, for three days longer, Thursday, FRI
days sad seturdays There viii ne > grand
. e sion % day At II o'e.OeEs n Ehieh siIs
entire company, Ladies and Gentlemen,
AFights sid EsQuires, VII appear On horse
NV TAszrRe.-Ths great piece Of TIE
Seven Sisters. which was last night re-
eeived with such unusual applaase and en-
thusiasm, viii again be presented tonight.
The seenery-much Of which has been got
up expressly Tor the pieces worthy Of the
warmest praise, The dresses are approprt
ate and magnificent. The skating scene,
and The Zouave evolutions by a troupe Of
charming girls are enchanting spectscles.
The manner in which the Seven Sisters is
put on thsssags reflects grsatcredit on the
enterprise, taste and skin Of the prOpris-
tors Of the New Theatre.
We shesrfaliy give place 70 the follow
ing communication, as il is from the pen OF
one who viii do all in his power to pro-
mote the interests Of The Club, and con
tains the substance Of what We intended to
remark il our next notice Of this excellent
association;
II will be seen By advertisement il to-
days Union, that Manager Flynn, q the
Old Theatre, has generously rendered q
benefit to the Agnomen Club, to take place
this evening. As the Society has been re-
Gently 0rgsnized, and being earhparatively
unknown, few words in regard to its OBJ
jects and aims will not be out Of place.
These, As set forth in the. preamble and /
constItu.ion, ars TO promoie hnd encoafag
aspirssiens after node and praisessrthy
objects; TO create among the young men Of
he city q greater taste for literature and
. engendeF a feeling Of eongepisntys be-
.wesa each ether. Thsy hare taken for
heir motto " Literature, Art, Science, and
he Drama" and for the requirement Of
yeneral EheviedgO on these stopicS they
nave dedicated themselves. They have ap-
Piled to the Legislature Of the State for
,hatter, and their sxpesiatiOussre % make
he Aguolnen Club one Of the permanent
Institutions Of Nashville, and one Of which
very citizen will beproud, They have Sc
.ursd one Of the largest and most convs-
iient halls in he city, and for the purpose
# fitting it up in a style equal to the meri's +,
+ the Club, the members have accepted
he muhiaceni OFFER Of Mr.. Flynn. -
A magnificent bill has been gotten up Tor
his occasion, and the charming Zoe,s ass
listed by the inimitable stock companysl
nd several atnasetr Volunteers, viii guar
.ntee to ell who honor them with their c
an evenings entertainment of a
ugh order. Let Us hope that We may seell !
rOusin5 hOuse--ons thst viii ell theI {
iearts Of the members with glsdness, and ;
hus show them that their efforts are sp-
reeiated By she citizens Of Nashville. In
ss3stE lIaE
oFEaA HousE.-This place Of anusemsst
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