The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-21

50 this morning when young fellow about our
size skipped the gutter with a. tTa-la-le skip and
stepped on a slippery spot; - E =
The Robin, en- route from Pomerpy with a mis-
cellaneous tow, broke some of her machinery
Thursday night this side of Maysville, and IN
landing sunk barge containing $500 brls salt
She came on down to Ripley yesterday, where she
received the necessary repairs.
New Orleans telegram TO the St Louis Post
announces the sale of the steamer Mary Ada to
Capt. George Johns for $4,000
Weather cloudy and misty this morning, with
indicati MS of rain. Snow fell steadily froms
O'Clock last night until O'Clock this morning. and
to the depth of about4 inches.
The Vint Shinkle will follow the James D..
Parker and leave for Memphis Wednesday.
The Potomac leaves here tonight for Pmeroy
and on her return she will bring excursionists to
this city from Pomeroy for S4 so. She is a fine
steamer and parties above contemplating visit
to Cincinnati to spend Christmas will remember
this.
Capt. NJ L. virdon clerk of the Thos. Sherlock,
stouped off his boat at Louisville yesterday and
came up this morning by rail- Some thief stole
several articles of clothing from Captain Virdon
OH the boats down trip
The bonanza this morning reshipped 10 plows,
80 stubble diggers and tons iron ON the Golden,
City for the Mississippi River The Golden City
Will get away tn s evening with fair trip.
Eugene Handlan and Samuel Jones will be her
pilots to New Orb ans and return.
The James'D. Parker, leaving for Memphis to.
night will take out good trip and include in her
cargo 300 hrls salt
The Thomas Sherlock, from New Orleans, came
in at 9ocloek this morning with good trip Of
people and 800 rs freight She put off 300 tons
In the Lower Ohio. She did an immense business
going down, and coming up ha all extraordinary,
good passenger list for this season of the year. The
Sherlock included in freight to this city 35 hhds,
sugar and l,07l hrls molasses.
Commodore Wash. Honshcll and family went
up the river last night, and will stay until after
Christmas
The Potomac brought down good trip this
morning, and reshipped 500 kegs nails ON the
Mai. boat for Louisville and 100 bundles iron on
the James D. Parker for Memphis
The Charles Bowen No. passed up this morn
ing with tow of empty barges for Poineroy, where
she Will load her barges with salt for the Lower
Ohio River.
The D. T. Lane and Mount Glare came down
this morning from the Kanawha River with mis-
cellaneous tows.
Capt Sam. Nigh is in the city, and will return.
to the Kanawha River ON the Fleetwood this even,
ing.
For Pittsburg.
THIS DAY, 21st. at4P. NJ. Positively
fs6a h EMMA GRAHAM, Hod Knowles
lIffssSs54siI Master. Apply on board or to W. s.
<za.s8 Getty, j. C. Dornan d. Co, J. Cunning
ham, J. s. Robinson. Agents.
For POmerOy.
THIS DAY. 2lst, at 5 P M, POSITIVELY,
r. - POTOMAC. james Kirker, Mas
,6gssssfsssS Ter. Freight received on Wharfboat,
zA@ foot OF Broadway W. Honshell SuDt.
FOR HttnUIngtou.
THIS DAY. Dist at4 P. NJ POSITIVELY.
~ n Thee. & o. Railroad packet FLEET
.sfstsSSaaSSsJ WOOD, ]. 7. Campbell, Master
esszaasaaR Freight received on Wharfboat, foot of
Broadway. W. Honsliell, Supt.
Fer huntington.
SUNDAY, 22d, ats P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
g. h the G. & U. r, r. Packet, BOSTONA,
tRAksss Bryson Master. Freightreceived oil
eszssaA@s& Wharfboat foot of Broadway W.
Honshel, Supt
For tennessee River.
MONDAY 2sd. at 5 P. M. POSITIVELY.
~ H. SILVER CLOUD, Harry C. Gilbert
ls&#akksx4A Master. Apply on board, or to j. G.
- Dorman & Co., Agents.
FOR Memphis.
SATURD 2lst. at p NJ. POSITIVELY
FsS n JAS. D. PARKER c. B. Russell, Mas
sfaatflss.fa 49, ter. Apply on Board or to Jas s.
aAaa."@-<@ Wise. Superintendent No. II Public
Landing.
For New Orleans.
SATURDAY. Dist. at 5 P. M. POSITIVELY.
~ n GOLDEN CITY, J. D. HegIer Master
Apply on board, or to Royse & Mosset
Asaszzx1nsHke1% M IN Public Tor