The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-20

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Katie Stockdale and Lily
Stea mDOHt Movements.
Leaving this evening for Maysville, Portsmouth,
IrOnton, Big Sandy, Gallpolis and Pomeroy dire
we have the fine and fast side wheel steamer Ohio
No 4. Captain John Leyisay commands, an.
Messrs. Morgan and Scatterday have charge Of Tn
office.
The speedy and elegant side wheel packet Fleet
wood came down, and will be the regular {. 4 q.
Railroad boat leaving promptly at p. m. io'
Huntington. Capt ]. r. Campbell cOmmand&
and c. w. Vanderbilt and Gus H. Honshell AZ
associated in the office.
The Bonanza came down this morning, and
turned to Portsmouth at noon.
The City Of Portsmouth, will leave at 4 p. o..
sharp from the foot Of Walnut street for Chilo anC
way landings
Capt. ]. v Reynolds new and palatial Paris c
Brown will positively depart this evening for
Greenville, Viclisburg, Natchez and New Orleans
This being her maiden trip she will carry r UNI
trip eXcursiOnists at low rate and turllSh th'
best of fare and accommodations Mr.. {. u. 4ounE
presideS in the Office
The United States will be the mail-boat leavin"
| this evening for Louisville
| Capt. John n. Shunks reliable and popular
Mary Miller will arrive and return to St Louis to-
morrow, sure. Mr.. J. H. Griffith does the none1a
| OF the office.
The James D. Parker for Memphis, and Thos.
| Sherlock for New Orleans, both left last evening
with fair trips and fine prospects below.
| The A. G. DOnnNlly arrived ut IL O'Clock TINS
morning from New Orleans and will return neNl'
Wednesday. She registered l25 people coming up.
| Captain r. w. Wlse's elegant new James W.
| Gaff will arrive ana return to Memphis Saturday.
Col. j. D. Noon has charge OF the Office
TOWbOat Movements.
The Etna from Ironton, will pass down thi@
evening with a miscellaneous tow for the Lowe
| Ohio River
The Cobb Cecil and tow are due to-day iron
IroHtOn.
B0at-hands' Gossip.
| Geo. Mcbride and b. D. Olds will pilot the Ell
| tnrnriSn frJm Louisville to MpmpliS
Business very quiet this morning on the LeVee.
James PhariS returned by rail this morning from
81. Louis, to which point he clerked the ExchangI
with Capt Geo. Knight. Capt. knight will b,
he"- in few days.
The barge Sam. Moore was sold this morning by
the T. S. Marshal and bought by Captain Krunz
OF MiddlepOrt. for 800.
The Telephone has entered the Cincinnati anG
Ptsburg trade and will leave the latter point tt1l
evening and be here in time to leave Sunday.
COrrespeDdence.
Manifest of the steamer Mary Miller from ST.
Louis Cincnnati-J. W Fisher & Co., 227 bris
shipstutf; Chas MOser& Co. 60 casks h. paint
Tempest b. d Co.. 30 casks clay; Long, Clements
& Co., 10 brls barytCs; Stemmon & Myers l bT'
paint; Geo E. Richards 26 tics beef; Robert MOI
rs Il Co., 1856 bales cotton; Ed. Stevens, 263 baG
corn; j. VI. Mccullough & Son, 80 bags hemp seeG
Z. Grasselli Il Co., 75 empty carboys: Capt. Wash
ITonshell. l iron safe, bell; order, empty csk2
69S plates truck; Barney Bungur, 5000 it lumber
Gambrinus Stock Company, cSKs bottles; GIN
cinnati Transfer Company 595 bgs bran; Plume:
a. Gray, 81 tons old iron; John ShilitO, 2 cases /
glass; K. II. Robinson, 81 bgs wheat; Schaller {
Gerke 10 beer kegs.
Louisville-5O tcs beef 2217 pes fire tile, hh,
tobacco, ! brl moasSes . hOTScpOWerS and ma
chinery, 30 cases pickles. We have 10 cabin pass
engers. GVa.