The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-14
Kanawha River feet inches and falling.
Thermometer 40 Wind cast

KanaWha River feet inches and falling.
Thermometer 40. Wind east.
The river was falling at noon to-day, with
10 feet in the cnannei.
Weather clear an pleasant.
Business good.
The 70 lowing steamers were in port at noon:
Thomas snerocS, Mary Houston, Z. .. Church,
Wildwood, Mary miller, Virgie Lee. General
Pike, Ben. FRANKLIN, Louis a. Sherley Dora
Cabler and Jas. ". Gaf.
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The Express ielt for PittsUurX last evening
with abolt ~ pas =engers an 2UJ ions n light.
The FieetW oOd viii leave pTom ,tIy at 4:30
p. NJ. to-Uay Tor Huntin gtOn, whese e she con-
meets with the I. v. K. Il, Tor all points
East.
The large and palatial ste-wheeI steamer
New Mary Houston commence registering
people dreceving fr Ight his morning, aud
Wnl depart to- morrow sure for New Orleans.
Capt' Chas Miller Is her popular commando
er, and A. ELL tt Miller is her courteous chief
CLERK.
The lne side-wheel packet Te'egraph came
doWh thls morning, ant Will leave this eve
Mug ifom me loot OF BrCa lway for GallipoIis
d Poiner0y. she Is large aAd new and offers
the very best accommodations for passen gers.
Capt. L. ). MOrg tm commands and j. Z, Ham
bletOn prcsdes IN the flee.
The reliable and popular 'GoOd Inteptu
Lii e steamer Mary Miller Will positively lonye
thu, evening for the Lower ohio River and Sc.
Louis. Capt. j. N. skunk commands aad
Mes ". y. Griffith anu r. X. Shuuk have
charge OF the Office.
he ity Jf Portsmouth will leave this after.
noon at O'Clock tvr Chilo.
The Laura l.. Davis will arrive early to-
morrow morning from PIttsLtrg and leave
Tomorrow evening without fail for the Ten
nessce River.
me fast and pretty Virgie Lee came up from
Madison this morning with a good trip and
Will leave this evening for Louisville and all
intermediate points. Capt w. III. Kirby COM
mandS, and A. j. Harrlgan presides in the
Office.
Inc Andes arrived from Wheeling yesterday
afternoon, and VIII return this evening. She
will include in her cargo 54 brls m0iasses,
which she eceiyes from the G. b. Church.
Ihe Cherokee lett last evening for New Or
leans, with 20 passen -ers and 80 tons freight,
The JAS. W. Gaf ariiVeI this morning from
MemphIs and will return to- morrow Sue had
ine trip including 32i bags wheat, 10 bris
rosin and S97 bales cJtton.
The Dora Cab!er, fIom Evansville, arrived
this morning and VIII return tomorrow. She
brought up a line trip including - tons iron,
l65 brls whisky and 223 SKIS wheat.
TowBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The James Nixon arrived this morning from
Pittsbu with coal.
The Panther, Ell route from Pittsburg to Lon
isvIlle, passed down this lnorniug with a tow
OF coal.
The Tom Dodsworth came down this morn
ing with coal from PIGtsburg.
The LoaL City and j. A. Stone passed I'D this
morning Tor Plttsburg with empty barges.
BoAT-HAFDs' GOSSIP
Mr.. Frank Miller, late Of the Thomas Sher-
lock, will ship as second clerk ON the General
Lytle next week.
The Virlle, leaving this afternoon for Louis
VII e. will have one iyem Of 81 tons iron.
Capt. W. W. Huston, an old-tlIne river. Cap
tain and clerk, came up this Aorning from
Louisville on the Gen lytle,