A Great Show

The fatnous and widely popular H Henry's Minstrels will appear at the Opera House this evening, in a programme replete with newest nsvelties. Their roster is a heavy one, embracing artists of established merit, among whom are Messrs. Frey and Phillips, the heavy weight dromios of miüstrelsy, Messrs. Norton and Coleman, Irish comedians and solo dancerg. Mr. Torn Donnely, eocentric comedian and end man. The only Roselle in unrivaled personation of female loveliness. Lorette in graceful delineations, entitled "Silence and Fun." Orke, in feats of juggling, intricate balancing, spring, etc. Prof. Walter Hyde in artistic violin solos. Hi. Henry in his distinguished cornet solos. Messrs. Bassett, Maynard, Beufer, Adair and Gibbons in beautif ui vocal selections. Messrg. Hyde, Ross, Umstead, Winget, Barth, Joyce, O'.enger, Marshall and Dean, in concert orchestral renditions, the whole forming a refined, artistic and entertaining performance worthy a liberal patronage.