Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-13

THt Crr GRocKsr = his e-ao'-hmen'' 10
a We, Menace, .ireet has a large and com
4 .te assortment of fine family groceries. a. vel
n large stock OF be more sabstsnt al or lies.
C,ou ,he shelves nee ,splesot me pes, varieties
Of canned isut-.. sssfefs, pickles u al kinds
domestic ard foreign, and ever vsr'eis OF sauces
"a co,ti e.eut-t A isfge stock ut orange-
ls,,o.. ,nS dried fruits. are kept constantly on
IND Ia fact, everv article needed COR family,
hotel ard ee-taursu, use. and suffer- stores of
al kind~ can always Re found 40 this establish
meut wen5ti,e that tIe City Grocery j. doing
mute large jobbinz business, especially IN the
finer arsicles 81 groceries and il CON mauds thst
description Of trade for The reason that The same
cas- an style o. articles, as f1il and complete,
cannot be found At any other house in the city.
sT-The Boari % Directors Of n. Bauk Of
the Stale was in session yestertinv-the accom-
pished and financially talented President Of the
institution 10 the chair. Ur 20 p late hour last
night the cBpa.o Of toe bank e. fee was ilirrnin-
ated brilliantly with che sciaul ,tiOns OF wisdom
and genius from the round table underneath. The
delegation present discussed wisely. eaborately
and generally the condition OF the public finances.
the aspects of the national banking system, and
the relative value of gold and greeBbacks, which
thew sagely concluded stood at the present time
very nearly aud three-quarters to ons-that
FIVE cents of Mr. Chase'- paper currency tn boy
a dollar OF constitutional currency. The Presi-
dent aforesaid reported the branches, with perhaps
al isolated exception, in sound condition. and the
Board doubtless adjourned TO meet again three
months hence for another quarterly session.
TIE THEATRE The Ticket of Leave Man,
which has crowded the theatre for months in the
great cities has at length reached here liz is
and that iDmtabe actor is along To personare
the principal character. After seeing il
not surprised 1t the furore il has created Ii is
n picture of life ia London-life IA il il. The
story of Brierly is-sl,sl too cOnmOn-not only
in that great metropolis. but in all our large
cities. A frank, open hearted Lancashire lad
visits London to the sights and falls into the
hands Of swells and sharpers. His rarii fall and
his ENHANCEMENT IN the net woven around him
by his companions, and the devotion or the
woman he had befriended. il most effectively rep
resented His banshment aud his return az a
ticket Of leave man. his reformation and his
struggles in the clutches OF his old prosecutors.
il almost painfully exciting. The moral of the
play j. excellent.
The cast of the characters was admirable. and
we doubt whether al any theatre in the Union
. they have been better filed Mr. Riley ss Hawk
shaw The Detective Mr. Hill a. ID sron the Tiger
and Burglar. Dir White as Green Jones, Mr.
Wilson a. the Jew Smasher. and Mr. Hight as the
City Merchant-all play their parts with a hsppy
appreciation. Miss Kate Fletcher as Sam Will
loughby. a fast boy. surpassed the expectation of
apprecistlve friends The character
could not be better presented. Mrs Rey as
May Edwards. Mrs Hanchett a. Ms Willoughby
the voluble grandmother, and Mira Hodges rs
Emily, sustained their parts admirably The
play should be seen by all who desire to UNDER
stand London life rs it s--and that includes
everybody Notwithstanding the rain, the house
has been crowded ON both Monday and Tuesday
nights. and advise those who wish seats. TO
secure them during the dav