The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-03
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Or CITY, PA, Oct 9-s9.uo A. M.--A)legheriy
River 10 inches and stationary. Weather clear.
Thermometer GT' Wind southeast
BHowNsvniE Pa, Oct $1,000 A. M.--NIornn-
ghhela River 3 feet II in hes and stationary
Thermenieter6o'. Wind Southeast
PIrrsBURG, Pa. Oct S-1;0o A. M.-River
feet and stationary Weather clear and pleasant.
CHARLESTON. w. Va. Oct. $500 A. NJ
Kanawha River 8 feet 6 inches and station
ary. Weather. clear and calm TIL, rmoineter SO.
>s"" sEsS"as 11ve,ncnu>.
81 Cant. L. T. Maddy's superb and Speedy stea'ner
Telephone will I've found in port to-day loildng to
leave this evening for Marietta She will tlRe
people and freight for Wheeling and Pdtsbu,g
Travellers VIII find her to he a desirable craft o
travel in, and her officers are worthy d pleasant
gent cmen to deal with. Mr. W. A. Maaly is her
chief pufser.
Capt. John Levisay's fast and comfnodi6us side
wheel plcket Oifio No. came down this morning
and will leave this evening on return trip for
Pom roy and all intermediate points Size is re-
liable steamer and will GO through without de-
tention. Messrs Morgan and Scalterday are her
affAble clerks.
The City Of Portsmouth leaves on return for
The reliable and popular "Gond Intent Line
packet Mary NJ Her, arrived and is loading tv leave
for all points on the Lower Ohio River and st.
Louis Tomorrow, Capt. J. n Skunk mast and
j. II Gri tn lni Cas-. Young clerks are heragree-
alb e chief officers.
The renowned and paatial Fleetwood will be
JnN ftRillhr u. ~ ". H. ii, IfEet leaving N-uhy
promptly at 4 p. IN. for huntington Capt J. T.
Campbell commands and Mr.. G. w. Vanderbilt
pre%ides in the office.
Capt Cranchs popular and neat C. w. Ander-
son viii arrive tn-fhOrrOW morning and return 0
Evansville Saturday, taking people and freight for
all points on the Lower OHIO RIVER. Mr. r.arry
Sullivan is her coAr eouS chief clerk.
The Bonanza arrived this morning and returned
to Portsmouth ut noon.
Capt ID. II. SlVerannounocS thatthe new Annie
P. Silver will leave ,t,rrd,g forSt. Louis.s
fs"at t-isbnis' Gossiv.
Weather clear and pleasant.
sihess rather duh this morning ON the Public
Landing.
The river was falling here at noon today, with
feet 10 inches in the channel
The Ohio No. laid up this morning, and the
Laura L. Davis will take her crew and leave this
evening for POmeroy.
The Katie -t6ck ale will leave in the railroad
line this evening with the p ,stonas crew.
Capt r; Muddy ttgloEr22phs that the ralcphone
up the river tomorrow evening.
For Marietta.
THIS DAY, Sd, att p NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ES h TELEPHONE, e. Z. Maddy, Master /
,4s4E4tssa For f'eieht or passage apply on board.
@STar's''s'N or on Central Transit Wliarfboat !.
For Pomerny. u
THIS DAY, Sd, att P. NJ, POSITIVELY, 4
~ hOlIlo NO A, J. Icvisay, Master. 4
sasgs:s{ Freight received at all houlsQn Wharf
DbhJ, lOOI vi DIOdlWHy. w. IlOlSncll
Superintendent 4l
For lHuntin.ton. M
THIS DAY, Sd, at 5 P, NJ, POSITIVELY, III
Fss% y The C. 4 0. Railroad packet FLEET Z
r.6sts.5gaSsssss3' WOOD j. Y. Campbell, Maste3
ssss7sSfassH Freight received on Wharfboat foot
Broadway. w. Honshel, Supt Al
+ r Evansville.
SATURDAY, 5th, ats P. NJ. POSITIVELY, III
F.ss &C. w. ANDERSON, J. A. Cranch, Ma III
asffa4ASSs ter Apply on board, or to JoE NJ
ssess'a's=7% Shcarer, Agent y IA
For St. Louis. \
FRIDAY. 4th, at P. M. POSITIVELY, d 4
Nr< n MARY MILLER, John N skunk Nj i
I.slksstI ter. Apply on board, or to W. s. Get
stAzxfsaaaJ Cunningham. Agents I'm
For st. Louis. u
SATURDAY, 5th at s P. NJ. POSITIVELY, 4 4
Ts% = ANNIE P. SILVER. d. II. Silv \
IissSSss.sT Master Apply on board, or to Roy 4
sssssass'ss* Il MOssct. John SheaTer, Agents. VI 1
S-WEATHER-Fair or partly cloudy WeatherfH }