The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-22
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

Oh CITY Pa, May 22-9:OO A. M.-Alleghen,
River foot inch and stationary. Weather clear
Thermometer $40. Wind SOUTH
BROWNSVILLE Pa, May 22-1O A. M.-Monon
gahela RIVER feet inches and falling. Weather
fair. Thermometer $50. Wind southwest.
PITTsBURG, Pa, May 22-l1:GO a. M.-River E
feet inch and rising, rise of inches since yes
terday Weather clear and cool
CHARLESTON, W. VA. May 22-1O:00 A. M
Kanawha River feet inches and falling,
Weather clear and warm.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 22-1O4S A. M.-The A,
C. Donnally from New Orleans, passed up this
morning three and half days out Will arrive
Saturday. E. A. DoNNALLY clerk.
ST. LOUIS, May 22.-Arrivals: Calhoun, Naples
E. c. Elliott, Grand Tower; Golden Eagle. Keokuk
Fannie Lewis, Kansas City Spread Eagle, Grafton
Alex. Mitchell, ST Paul; R. W. Dugan, Yankteni
J. O. Walton Cairo. Boats departed and LEAVING
to-day-Ellfott Grand Tower; Calhoun Naples
Golden Eagle, Keokuk; John A. Scudder,- New
Orleans; j. L. Rhodes, Pittsburg; Northwestern, st
Paul. Spread Eagle, Grafton. Weather cloudy.
River at II a. III. % feet T. inches and falling.
The river was falling fast at noon to-day, with
% feet in the channel.
Weather clear and pleasant.
Business dull
The following steamers were in port at noon
Bostona, Potomac Wildwood, City of Portsmouth
Thos Sherlock, U. p Schenck, c. B. Church, jas
D. Parker, Gen. Lytle Louis A. Sherley and W. P
Thompson.
Steamboat Movements.
Capt James Kirker's large, fast and elegant side
wheel packet Potomac will be the regular passen-
ger packet leaving at 5 p m. from the foot Of
Broadway for Maysyille, Portsmouth, Ironton, BIZ
Sandy Gallipolis Kanawha River and Pomeroy
direct. Capt. Watt Shedd is her popular and pol
ished chief clerk
The speedy and famous side-wheel c. & O. Rail.
road boat Bostona came down this morning, anC
will return to Huntington at 4p. m. sharp Sne
will be followed at the same hour tomorrow by
the fast and commodious Fleetwood.
The City of Portsmouth will leave on return trip
for ChilO at p. m.
The wildwood came down this morning and re
turned to Portsmouth at noon.
Capt. c. B. Russelps popular and capacious Jas
D. Parker will depart this evening for all points
the Lower Ohio River and Memphis. Mr.. w
Thompson has charge OF the office
Capt Lew. kates mammoth Side-wheel passen
ger steamer Thos. Sherlock will positively leaVt
this evening for New Orleans and take round-triP
eXcursonSts at reduced rates. Col. j. 5. Jones il
her courteous chief clerk.
The Gen Lytle will be the mail-boat leaving this
evening for Louisville.
The Ghas Morgan, going down, will pass Cairo
to-day.
The Robert Mitchell, New Orleans to Cincinnati,
is due ut Louisville to-day.
correspondence.
Manifest of steamer Mary Miller, St. Louis to
Cincinnati:
Hemingway Glass Co., 3S brls clay.
Hemingway Glass Co., 2SS sacks sand.
Mrs w b. Berry, box mdse
VIM Glenn e. Son, s frkins butter
j. V. Nicholi, 60 sacks white sand.
Gambrinus Brewery, 8 casks empty bottles.
| II. J. Chaplin d Co., brls paint.
| Eagle White Lead Co., 10 brs paint.
j. S. Burdsal d Co., 10 brlS paint.
Mitchell q K. +. Co., 10 brls paint.
| W. C. Geale & Co., 10 brls paint.
| ]. NJ. Hays d. Co, 105 sacks shipstufts.
| Robinson Buchanan d Co., 1876 sacks middlinga
| j. Mackoy e. Son, 123 bags wheat
| ], Shillito, 81 cases plate glass.
| Wilson Cross s hhds tobacco
| Order SO walnut logs.
Sol Langdon e. Son, 50 brls -four
| National Line, 100 brls flour.
| Order 400 brs -four, 60 tons pig iron.
All we'll Will arrive Thursday night, and rs
turn Friday at P. m. BR,CE.
| For PomerOy.
THIS DAY, 22d at II NJ, POSITIVELY,
N$ h POTOMAC, James Kirker Master
| eklaaRs$S Freight received on Wharfboat foot of
szssasiszaA Broadway W. Honshell Supt