The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-27

and Pomeroy direct Capt,in y. Morgan
commands AID Messrs Hambleton and
Morgan preside in the Office.
The punctual City OF Portsmouth leaves
at 4 p. nj. for Chilo and all way landings.
The fast and reliable side wheel steamer
Fleetwood will be the regular Z. Il O. X. X.
racket leaving to-day promptly at p. m.
for Huntington. Sine will be failowed to-
morrow by the Bostona, another tine side
wheel packet.
Captain o. P. Shinkle's fast. fine and pop
ular new passenger steamer Golden Rule is
loading and will positively leave tomorrow
| evening on another grand excursion to New
Orleans and the Eads Jetties. She sells round
| trip tickets at low rates, and exonrsionists
are assured of good time. Captain y. I.
Sltlnkle commands, and AL Shinkle Is her
efficient and courteous clerk. ...
| The Potomac will be the REGULAR packet
leaving for Pomeroy Tomorrow evening.
The Springer left New Orleans for Gin
cinnati last evening.
| The Lookout and tow arrived from Kan
awha River this morning.
The Tx. Hammt, with q miscellaneous
tow, arrived this morning from Pomerov.
The Robert PEBBLES will arrive this after
noon from Pomeroy with mixed tow aud
return Tomorrow with empty barges.
The William Stone, from Pittsburg,
came down this morning with coal.
The Charles Bowen had steam up this
morning and will probably leave this
afternoon for Pomeroy with empty barges.
The Vint. Shinkle arrived from Memphis
at III O'clock this morning with fair pas
srnger list and about $40 tons OF freight, III
cluding 571 bales cotton, $50 barrels honli
ny, $50 barrels spar and SO barrels -four, be-
sides large lot OF sundries. She has fol
reshpment 200 bales cotton on the G., II. q
ID. X. T., and $50 bales cotton on the G., G.,
e. d |. r. II. She will return tomorrow
| Weather clear mild and pleasant this
morning.
! The Golden Rule, leaving tomorrow fol
New Orleans, Will have ala excellent trip o.
passengers among them number OF round
trip excursiunis;s. Mr.. G. l.. Grouse, wife
and son, of the. Rover Wheel Company
Miss C. Hay, Miss Kate Graham and MIR
Horace Kingsbury have already securee
state rooms, and two or three others art
coming on the Bachelor from Pittsburg t
uake the trip. The. Rule this morning re
ceived three hundred bales cotton which
goes to Liverpool via New Orleans and wa
shipped by A. W. Goodhart u Co.
The river receded inches in the twenty
four hours ending at noon to-day, with 2
feet 3 inches Of water in the channel.
The viii. Kyle arrived from New Orlean
last night and will return mex
| Tuesday. She brought in a fine trip, in
clnding 210 barrels ml, SS barrels molasses
$50 barrels tosin, LOG bundles hides, w ton
scrap iron and sundries. @
Capt. Sanl Brown has gone to Memphis
The Morgan line steamer Chalmette re
Gently made the run frum New York u
New Orleans in six days, seven hours ant
ten m,nutes-tke QUICKEST, time on record
Col. J. A. Blackmore leaves in a day 0
two for tittsburg.
Capt. John Wilson arrived by rail this
morning from Pittsburg.
The Clifton arrived from above this morn
ing. Ell route to St. Louis
Yesterday'sSt Louis Post-Disratch SAYS
"Jumes L. Simms has built a rolling stean,
e, which will be placed in the river ut thu
wharf March 1st. Mr.. Simms built it TO
) the patentee, end it is verltable curiosity
Toe huls-there are two Of them--are five
sided C, linders and the oM ner and inven
tor will stand On the deck above and essa
to prupel the novel craft by turning cram
which Will fevolve the hulls."
Upper Miss ssipIi pilots are sensible
, Quite a number Of them have learned TIL
lower river, got licenses, and have gone t
work, and :, eG there is not an idle lowe
river pilot in town. Wash. Hight an
Warren Renfro are Southern boattuen nov
and John N. Hamilton is plotting on til
City Of Vicksbu'g."