The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-16
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

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feet and fsi,,n9 eatber cIeor un n noa.
dispatches to the Merchants Exchanged
OIL CITY. Ph. Julv 1s-o18 A. MAue-
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bRoWNsV1LLE. fA., July l6-9:53 A. NJ
Monon River feet inches and sta
!ionary' thermometer ~. WIND northeast.
"ea0her cloudy
PITTsBURG Pa July l6-ll IA A. M-River
2 feet scant and falling. Thermometer So.
Wind east. Weather clear.
CuIp1paros w ". 1,,,, ,o,. A..
Kanayna RIVER feat 10 i5choo Sn,a. "a. NJ
ater * Weathcr nartiv clnnTr ihe hei ,;n
hie winds "- p'A'A' 0'0oN!' Akn' '"ila-
Tho rivor ,,os ,o,Iino- ~ ~ ,oo. T., H.,
tt .1 10 not ft ao ialtlns nole dC noon oo-uaV,
WIN The ~, In1Ioi inoneS IN rno cnannel
- nnnU"iis go ShIsI ~ rIo ~ polU d. hVou
No A WiIdEood t;en " ,;haoI "Tou, ~ on.o
shar1a,, ~ 49, I "9V 13i. Gneek, LOUIS a:
Inbn Shnod Hn ~ VIC Ni'S Vi iol'euiouUn' anu
'0"D A' -'"o"'. s%s. Juno ,u ,,o,,u
Tho colden RIin 1aa,,in,s H"r EntHrs. SaitrS
ny noiuon i tulc' IeaVlhg saturday evening
tpi, and t0a t"na mau niooef"'e passenger
'itp T,a anG e." wv w S1nS ftnk w. , g..
this ~, o1.,,i ,i III in1t rom @ ~" "u'son
Vapav an s anu wi ivaVe UnlS afternoon ior
~, FInatuao, ~ 10y G,,it nHnutusS x siS.:,, >. o.
rotn t It muoI allIveu Vitis inoTning ana VIII
ninn " i'un'in 'on d. hall past a snls eve
TSa Ohio No 4 oi,o, ,.
pomerov ond vii, %aou ratr,' iaes ofgnlhR iron
The S1Gv " ,tarn fott q St,sS .nis SGfohine.
Man'nbi W DauLLi ny lGiV oaCuiuAv evening Tor
to iPt pms WIN sooo llsI Oh people anu 501
Cant. Jtis' Keniston,s ana steoroor u,,.sL;
kle. Mr, W n. Mcintyre ceTE vii h H. tt
narL or for Man,Ihi S, o9t tH, n, "tl pe Ihe aeAe
Wednesnav 'Ao '"As' ooi uop"iS'Ie
The WiIJwo, Io,+ o+ Doo,, -, ,,,.,,,-
The Lonis Shnrtny rnt,,Oad rOt Az ~ ~ oF .nio.
from madison onJ Ioa, III, IL" oirta nipi nlhs
Corrollton. N -'''e' 'Nl' "i''i Aooh ior
Capt, ii. U. uart,s fast and eIogan+ no,u oi1o
boar LEAVING thIs week fl,~ Nav WI Sne GnsS g
is now at the wharfhoat receivino trin onG
will positively depart Wednesiav ai "n' a
nounced. Mr. &, A. Donnsllv ia brr co"rtaans
chief clerk, assisted by Frank Donnally ami
Bry son Purcell both Of wnom arc a"rn,ahta
gentlemen. 70
| The Gen. Lytle arrived from LouisviIIe tbjs
morning and will return this evening.
The Hudson will arrive to nj ght from Wheel
| ing.
The John l.. Rhoads arrived last night from
st. LOUIS, anu will probably return from hero
| and not got through 10 PitCsburg AS in
| tended.
T0wBOAT MOVEMENTS
The w. r. Gaylord arrived from Rig Sandy
early this morning with one barge coal and
three barges bark. She left at $50 A, NJ. for
Louisville with barge of fire brick.
The Robert PEBBLES left this afternoon for
Pomeroy with about Is empty barpes
The Alex. Swift brought one of her bsroes
out OF Licking this morning and will loaf il
with about 40 bars railroad iron. Wheu the
Ed. Hobbs passes down she will take 1t In tow
and take IT. 70 CAIRO.
The Lizzie Gardener Will leave this afternoon
for New Richmond with an elnuty tow Re-
| turning she Will brick and stone.
BoATHANDs GOSSIP.
Hon. John Fehrenbatch, supervising In
spector, and apt. III. Ii. Devenney, Local in