ADJUSTMENTS.

s-MOBIhETHEA LUDLOW & SMITH
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 ..-e- NIOBIfaf. THEATRE. 1 Managers. LUDLOW & SMITH MIR. ANDEkSON.-In conseluence of lhe great success of this gentlemans past engagement. and il compliance with general request he management has engaged him for Six nights more. TUESDAY, March II, Is45.

 Will be performed shakspeare's lragedy of

 ROMEO AND JULIET. Romeo. ..................... MT, Anterson "eTcoiio' '......'' .'''.'.'.'' Ludlow

 Juliet. t................... Mus. Stuart Pas Seul. .....................l La Petite Cerito The whole to conclude with the farce of the

 LOAN OF A LOVER re'eT spyke ..'..''...'-..'',..';IM Ii MT. T Pac'de 6sJfd In preparaI Iion-CORIOLANUS.

 Gu-for particulars. see small bills.

 Grand Vocal and Instrumental

 FAREWELL CONCERT. MADAME EIAMM ARSKOLD, from Stockholm, lVA pupil of the celebrated Pianiste, HENRI HERE, kind,y assisted by MIR. BARTON, Flu. tst, pupil of the celebrated CFlAS. NICHOLSON, has the honor to her friends and the pub- lie in general. that she will give her FAREWELL. CONCERT THIS EvFNIEG, March 11th, lS45, at the Wayery House. on which occasion entirely selection of Songs, Solos and Duets will be per- formed.

 PROGRAMME.

 PART FIRST

 l. Grand Concerto of c. M. Von Weber-Mrs. Hammarskoh.

 ?. Solo (Flute)-l2th Fantasia (Nicholson) )-Mr. Barton.

 3. Aria from Fra Diapolo-"'Tis tomorrow ''- The M,cking Bird Valss by A. s. Pfster-Mrs. Hamnarskold

 4. Solo (Flute)-"o dolce concerito," with vars- tions composed by Nicholson-Mr. Barton.

 PART SEOND.

 l. Grand Pofpourri for Paho-introducing several popular Melodies ''Long time ago 5 "Sinin on a rail ,""Round the corner Sallv,' "Gumbo Chaff." "Jim Brown.'' "Clar the Kitchen" ''Sich a giitin up stairs" "Jang aongo Hey!" "Jm Crow" ar ranged by J G. Maeder-Mrs Hammarskold. 2 The Last Rose of Summer, Soctch Song. Take your t,ms Miss Lucy, Comic Ballad. Serenads from Fra DiauOio. (by particular desire)-Mrs. Ham, marskod.

 3 Solo (Flute) -" Durandarte and Belerma," with iniroductons, variations and Bolero-composed by TuIou-Mr Barton.

 Romance from he Postiuion de LongJumeau. "Pm o'er young 10 marry ya,''-tOld Connie Melo- dy "Thsre is home like my own, ,'-Madame Mrlbran-Mrs. Hammarskold.

 O. Concert 10 commence at o'clock. fbJ- Tickets Sl each-to be had at the usual pa- ces and at the door.

 93-The superb grand Piano Forte used al this Concert, has been kindly loaned by Messrs. Brom- berg & Co.,, from tbeIr Music and Fancy Store, Dau- phin- st., and who are the sole agents for the in- struments of the celebrated "Chickering," of Bos- ton. mh11