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The New York herald., 1844-10-25

FALL RACES OVER THE BEACON COURSE, HO-
BoKRN-SEcoNp DAy-THURsDAY. Another most
beautiful day for sport presented itself. The sun
shone forth most glorlously, and all the mildness
of the close of an Indian summer was most
strikingly displayed. Every attention appeared to
have been paid to the track, well as to oheriar-
rangements, SO that there should be no difficulty
as regarded facility and comfort OF witnessing the
sport. The attendance was as numerous as might
have been expected from the fact Of Fashion being
present, and an able competitor TO contest the
matter with her.
The first race announced was for purse of
500, free tor all horses-One that excited some
degree Of interest in consequence of the well
known capabilities OF the nags engaged, and we
believe more interesting match has not taken
place in this neighborhood for some time. The
entries were as foOws:-
D. Tours b. h. Webster by Priam out of Fairy years
ODD Jacob, red jack and cap.
Charles Ll9yds BY Tom LanFioTd, ,out Of M M0ulnare
Col j. Wiliamson's b. Mable Winn by Rawton, dam by
Sir Archy, years od-W. Smith, blue jacket and red
Alfred Conovers Livingston, by Trustee. dam by
0Henry years old-A Ransem, red and white jacket
and cap.
They all showed forth in good STYLE Mable
VIM, most beautiful animal, about the size OF
Fashion, only her more young blood showed forth
on every trltilng occasion, as II "eager Tor the
fray"
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Winn the field the favorite, to 3 on either of
the others. They all went off well together TO the
half mile, where Mable led, the others within a
length or two behind. They kept thus reund the
top and down the straight course struggle took
place at the distance between her and Livingston
but it did not avail, Mable made home near
length in advance, the others well up, in 52.
The second heat the grey led, followed clio ely
by Mable Winn, who went in front at the bottem
on nearing the quarter they were all well together
and made a very pretty picture; blanket would
have covered the whele, they were we'll together
at the half, Mabe appeared to have the lead, Liv-
ingson second, and they maintained this position
round the top. but on nearing the three quarters,
Livingston came abreast of Mable, and a most
beautiful brush home took place, Livingston lead
ing in about of length In 5Sa, the others about
five or six lengths in the rear. The riding of Smith
on Mabe Winn and Ransom on Livingston in this
heat were much admired, and for youthful riders,
deserved great praise.
To show for the third heat, Daniel Webster was
absent. Livingston led the run in gallant style
closely waited upon by Mable to the quarter, the
other about length behind, and they kept this po-
ston to the half at the three quarters, Livingston
appeared to take the lead, but all well together /;
down the strait course Mabe made bit of a
brush but appeared to shy about the distance, not
keeping on strait course, and Livingston came
in about two lengths in advance of Mabe, the
third about the same distance behind the latter
Livingston winning the purse. Time 81.
The result was as folOws:-
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members Of the New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy
established for the suppression qlacks continue direct
their particular attention all diseases Of private nature, and
confidently promise requiring medical treatment
safe aud manen cure without injury to the constitution
confinement business nvalids particularly requested
% make application the College OF
those Diseases amount Of suffering and time may be
thus avoided One OF the members of the College, for many
connected with the principal hospital in Europe for the
Of those complaints attends for consultation daily from
A M. toT 7. NJ.
Terms--Advice apd Medicine ST. cure guaranteed
IMPORTANT 70 COUNTRY lNVALiDS.-person.
living the country and dlag Il Mnconvenient make
son application have forwarded 20 them chest containing
all medicines requisite perform radical stating their
case explicitly, together h all symptoms time Of
paid, addressed @ w. ). RlChAkDsON, M. D., Agent,
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ANOTHER GREAT FooT RAcE,-Mr. Browning,
the proprietor Of the Beacon Course, yesterday,
from the judges stand, announced that another 70,
race of ten miles would come of over that ground
on or about the 18th Of next month, for purse Of
$1,000, for which are already entered the follow
ing principal runners in the last great race John
Gilderseeve; John Barlow, Thos. Greenhalgh,
from England Thos. McCabe.
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Common Pleas.

Be ore Judge UshGfer
Der "a Swa,ton VS. Brennan.-In this n oticcd n
yesterdays Herald, the jury rendered sealed verdict
Tor plaintiff of $50
.qntono Rour Lyon Berhand-This was action OF
espass for assault and battery alleged to have been
committed the 4th Of May The defendant is dentist
residing No 3O9} Broadway end did work for
plaintiff which not suiting, he (painti went to the Of
fee Of defendant and complained ef the teeth Words
ensued between the parties when it is alleged that the
patient called the defendant scoundre something OF
the import. Defendant considering himself an
in spite Of his teeth ordered his antagonist
of the house, and helped his apparent unwilngness
obey by little muscular force. Verdict for plaintiff
$40.
p Carter for plaintiff, F. II. Cady for defendant.
Patrick Nc Gaify and Margsret his wife John Mar
weHThs act on cf respass, brought for an al.
legged SANDER said to have been uttered the 23d Of
April last by calling the plaintiffs wife thie robber
perurer and other similar epthets and likewise accu-
sed him with ST. aling defendants hogs and goats, &C
Verdict for plaintiff S55 Barout Dekyn, for piaintln
Theot tore Mines. for fendanf.
Fisher Ho,oe Josephine Clifton This was an action
OF assumpst brought recover the amount OF rent ei-
legged to be due for occupation Of premises NO. 90 White
street Verdict for plaintiff So 81.
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Daring and outrageous act OF vIIIainy.-

$500 Reward will be paid by Dr. Fer Gouraud 81 Walker
for the detection and conviction who applied
10 Dr. Gs his labels with syiew OF Hood
ing the counr with counereits Dr. ourauds popular che
mca preparations for beautfyng the skim IT,
dby informed this emnnate' from the counter
eng desperate Of Daey's Magical Pain Eyrtctor
him that spirit easily laid aud The er
fagons will tumble about his head and errcalI
Every engine OF the desrado put motion
crush The sale OF Days Sslve he has
only bued baekguarded and sandered aud business
suits against IN the Courts Of Common
Pleas Supreme Court and superior Court and held bail
in several thousand lars, with rancorous
break us down. We have ruled him the
the Cont aud obtained Judgment against him Cor
trial her suits but despair of getting him face IL
honest intelligent vndication Of his injured rcputa
Of Daeys Saye and touch box unless has H. Daley
written with pen, the Of every box The genuine
% found Daeys agency 81 Walker street. it store
Hroad
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Beal's Hair Restorative, MT the wholesale
and retail agency 81 Walker street lst Broadway
! long story made short for mem or se

A long story made short for men OF sense
We affirm ,Chat show by e Necspapers5y Drug
ss arSmshom e Gsunt,ysand 6y host S otss
ence by such until alone and unaded made
and took out copyright for it.
2adThat we expended between Seven and Ten Thousand
nesses % getting it sdyetsing end disseminating IT,
3rd--We employed DALEY mix il for but absolutely
dressed box of IT, until began yield small
munerton for enterprise labor and expenses when Daley
breaking through tie o honor aud Ike
Tor others, and sell on advertisements.
athWe then employed Connel mix the Ingredients and
called ConnePs Magical Pain aud though having
the full power Dailey granted by him
rocab for twenty years. refuse employ il in preference
TO Connelis.
5th1A persons who know anything worth naming know
that the value such article belongs the
sons making reputation ard market for j. BY advertising, Sc.
forward TO the public have done this nearly thou
sand dollars expense.
sthWe know aud others may knoo if they will take the
trouble examine facts. that Daley inpentor
the Magical Pain Extractor, or the recipe for il.
7thDley has III this and he is imposer
who thus The article no counterfeit is
to be ID, 'as always only at u Courtandt street.
We crinee to man. aud fawn for customer. Those
whose interest II to deal with glad accommodate
those who chooe elsev here quite welcome do
we want of their custom We like deal with
who have deis their heads and share
honesty. COMSTOCk co.
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Amusemenfs.

Before Judge Kent
Der "a John Doe vs. Richard R0e.-This case which
reported in yeste days Herald stands adjourned
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FAsT BAy.--Governor Baldwin. Of Connecticut,
has appointed Thursday, Nov 49, to be observed M day
The New York herald., 1844-10-25

Gouraud's Spanish White, for the COM
pexon " Walker street. lst store Broadway 25
a box
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ANOTHER VicTM.-Harvey Stewart Of Green
vile, was crushed while marching in the whig pro.
naa nl.. - Gnrtk W
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Before Judge Sherman.
Oct Naturalization Michael Collins an Irish.
man. who has been in this country SIX years wss admit
The New York herald., 1844-10-25

THE Political CLuBs--MoRE RowpYIsM The
quauels, tights, rowdysm and ncipient riots 10
this city, created by the political clubs, are in
creasing daily. What is to be the end of all this?
There is certainly every reason 10 apprehend somt
fearful ulgeneralinsurection and conf igration which
will make the whole country stand aghast
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the parties, through the masses arrayed under Its
banner; The good and the bad-the saint and the
blasphemer; and one thing ls now certain, that
whoever is to be President, the Bible will decide
it. And will not such decision, accomplished
through the power and influence of such sacred
instrument, leave some fragments OF virtue and
morality behind to kindle the political spirit anew!
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re-oug gh style the life the Coliseum Broad
night end thousands have re witnessed it, and
delighted and astonsed the thrilling and most
wonderful Of old Bunker 1t truly unsurpassed in
magnifcence and grandeur.
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the remanent Of primary secondary syphilis ye,ersal
ulcers nodes complaint produced by njudcols
Of mercury or unskiin medical treatment All persons
rectng yenerea their should
this powerful Dder without delay no person can consider
himself safe having the disease without thorough
" cleansing the system with this justly celebrated
sold IL single bottles al 81 each of half dozen at S5
carefully packed and parts of the Union Sold at The
College OF Medicine and Pharmacy, 95 Nassau st.
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The FRENCH LANGUAGg.-We are glad to per-
ceve that course of lessons in French, accordisg
to the admirable system OF Robertson, is about 10
be commenced In this city. The gentleman who
has undertaken this very desirable work is Mr..
Du Busson, and we are able to state that he is in
all respects fully qualified to accomplish it with
| credit to himself and satisfaction to his pupils
The course will be given at the Lyceum, Lispenard
street, and will commence on the 18th Of Novem
Der next. Further particulars may be learned by
reference to Mr.. Du Busson's card, in another
column.
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ITO The LADlES-lf you have marry conceal
ing broad and elevated forehead fyou have the insight

ITO THE you have marry conceal
ing broad and elevated forehead if have the insight
y appencage Of beard upper lips # have
nuos nPiI sarnF any part your othsIwe beautiful a
quickly and forever eradicate without the sshet injury
discooraon to skinaths be satisfied Of by
INK the preparation tested at the Doctors oce all doubt, Of
as atISn being humbag will quickly vanish For sale only
per bottwhee be had the following articles all
ranteThe celebrated Italian Msdcated Soap for curing all
blotches pmpes freckes morphew ,carvy itch Ied.-
saowness rvughns.s Of the skin chapped hands lace
chidn sayng all irritation aud chanz its properties
really astonishing healing thar mother sould
be without One cake so sufficient and we
the successful Be on your guard
Gaurssd. Eau dc Bsaue, or True ster Of Beauty is
we'll known and cosmetic for Cleansing healing pur
Tying and benuying the exon and by its dns pro-
ptes preventing the of and banishng them
when present. 81 per bottle. .
Gou,apds Hair Dye will change red HAIR to beau
fn dark brown black without staining skin 81 per bot
Gouraud Blame dEspagne or spanish Whie give. pure
iek ssba:ter whiteness aud 70 chs .klnree
chalk fake white Put elegant boxes % cents
each This, with other Of Dr. : preparations, Is initiated
Bay where 81 Walker the first from
the Of Broadway where will be foand
the delicate and choice PeIfumery. imported from all
parts.
AgentsJordan Milk street, Boston rs Chestnut street.
rbladelphia Robinson HarsbTrgh; Hs,n'ch Lancaster;
Seabrook Prirceton Trpps Newark; Tousey Hochsssr;
Elliott Goshen; Myers, New Haven; Dyer Provdence Tsy
lo Newport Carleton, Lowell; Ives Salient Hodge Newbu
ryport; Preston Portsmouth, Pattn Portand Guild Bangor:
Conn; Bali. Iiartford Z. G. Ferre, Middietown.
ml3 lmdy3l yro
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Superior Court.

Before Judge Vsnderpoe
JUNE al Fan Winkie w. John Communicable
case reported in Sundays Herald. resumed. II in
wolves question of title to certain property, no. So
Fulton street Plaintiff claims heir to his grandmother,
Jane Van Wrinkle. who inherited from her mother, Jane
Ryerson The suit commenced Ia years rgo IN the
superior Court-a verdict was given ior plaintiff wes
carried &c the Supreme Court and judgment affirmed
II subsequently sent to the Court Of Lrors, and In
brought before this Court second time The g;nal
grant made by Governor Kioi IN I6s4 shown n
evidence that the property beloD ged 10 Jane Ryeon in
HAS, and that Fulton street was then called Division
street. Some Of the Oldest records IN connection with
the city were produced in evidence.
The case stands adjourned over TO this morning
In matter e( Jchn Peek ads John NichoH De niant
is o seaman, and in The Marine Cont ior s.sn,n's
wages The officer issued execution. the property.
Before the sale effected Peck es-o-a,i TO carry
It to the Superior Court The quesicI arose n wLeh.
this coull be done
The Court held that II sale effected, the money
should 60 the until the certorari tried
in the event Of not paying the money bond should be
given security.
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0rt- The attractions OF The American Museum
continue TO draw crowds of adlnirIns vsteIs. who
arprec such talent NJ thst OF those charming
vocalss the OrphssDs Miss Elissbeth. Mrs Western,
Great Western la Petite Certs, and others The Giant
and Cantess are about 10 close their ong ent,
and those who wish TO them call No time
is 10 be lost Performances today at 81 end o'clock
their appearance in day two. Lock out for rich
tertsinments Tomorrow La Petite Ctri,o takes her
farcwe III beneht
OLYurIc TuEArRR.-The great European Ne
cromanccr performs the astonishing irick a "cold
water" tonight We advise all TO pay him visit before
his departure lie has brought the scehce Of legsde-
main 10 perfection and we know Of better than 10
spend an evening Mt his temple Of magic.
Ar CASTLE. GARDENS a grand spectacle in pyro-
techny this evening, such indeed as will be rarely
witnessed in this city, with every species of design and
rainbow fires Of every color to illustrate the
devices Of different pieces The fesrless Domcnico sp
pears the height Of 300 feet the rope sustaining
large pole with globe Of FIRE at each end; and the
cond artist the elegant and ariel Henrico will by won.
dsrul exerton, render himself all but invisible on the
corde volante
The TREMENDOUS ATTRACTION presented Mt the
New York Museum for one shilling, is source OF
much surprize to many persons, who are at loss to
conceive how such immense variety Of entertainments
en- be afforded for such And truly there cause
for asonishment. In the first place wo have dwarf
three inches shorter than Tom Tlnmb grntess six feet
six and host Of talented performers among whom are
Winchell Mons. and Madame Checkini, the admirable
dancers who Introduce ballet, pantominc, no. Miss
Rosale Cline, the charming songstress and graceful
danseuse also appear; likewise the Bartons and tho
Tonoycrs This u.s. every body must admit strong bill
and the price admission very mordcrats
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Common Pleas.
Before Judge Ingraham.


JurE "a Patrick Conner, u.s. James Martin ard Phillip
DoyisThis sction Of trespsss, Tor assault com
mitted in April lsst just pisvious TO the eeccn De
endant Martin, was Street Inspector under the Ias
Corporation. Doyle vas con liable The oircrnrtsn-
that led the committal Of the Of
dispute relation 10 the removal oil rubbish which
ay outside Connors door in william street vbtD Tho
Inspector followed the plaintiff into his house, oud
arrested him. aided and ossisisd by Doyle Def ndsLt
Martin is TO Alderman Martin Verdict for ps rtf
With costs.
Huachns "a. W.bb-An action Of as umpsn 10 recover
OF pIonssory note Tor s552 ~ Del, ndsnt
held lisble sLtcrter. The made BY party
named Day Verdict for plaintiff, with interest and sosis
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To the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daly newspsper-puD.
lsbed every day the year except New Years day ana
Fourth of July Price cents per copyor p 70 per an
nnm--postages paid--cash in advance.
mrnngprice 81 cents per copy, or 50 II per annum-
Passages paid cash II Vance.
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
last Ia. the largest circulation q any paptr n tbs city
s., in the ety N country. Prices moderatecash in ad
vance.
PRINTING OF all kinds executed at the most moderate
price, and in the most elegant Style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
rRoPRIEroR TIKI HERALD EsrABLIsHAHNT,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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CANAL. PACKET WREcKED-THREE LIVES LOST.
The packet has this moment arrived from La
fayette bringing the melancholy integsDce Of the loss
Of the picket boat Kentucky, Captain Hammond, three
miles OF Logansrort und what most melancholy OF
all the loss OF three persons VIZ :Thomas Ensron.
of Logansport, w. Griffin OF Fort Wayne, and lin h.
man. name unknown Toledo, O. Letter, June 10.
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Court OF ErrOrA.

Jy,E 24-Ifirarn Sheriff OF the county ofC
Plaintiff in Error Charles Wanda 1t al D.Jerdauts
Error This tried before the Supreme Court -
II action OF repevn to amount Of tain
shop goods levied upon in Auburn Csyugs county, By
the sheriff in Is4O
Mir. order was heard for Pi9intiG in Error.
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Marine Court,

Before Judge Smith
June l-Mavtin vs.. Ksfh-An action brought agsnst
the owner OF an English vessel 10 recover seamanS
ges noticed in Sundays Herald Verdict this forenoon
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From the Hartford Times. !
To Ole Bull.

To Ole Bull.
10 Pean'! 10 sing.
Honor 10 the Fiddle-King
King by " right divine" and holy.
All the world has crowned the, Ole.
Had the Northern hordss ofold,
Forth from Scandinavia cold,
Rushing like starved woives for prey
Had they, Ole, heard thee play,
They had ever kept al home,
They had never Plnndersd Rome.
Hadst thou lived IN those old days.
When music met such dtting praise,
The trees that moved ~ OrpAeus'tones,
The trees. and beasts. and ssnssiess stones,
Meier woul. they have sought thee So
Running would have been too slow;
1heyj have taen the rsiiroai ca,
And come 70 thee from near end isr
Whence The magic didss thou learn
Into golden rounds TO turn
All the TOUGHEST all to change
/" Into something rich and strapse II
So sad thy mourniul measures flow,
We seen, to hear, in realms below,
The Lord Oh 1ncient melody,
/ nnenting cost Erry
Yet when thou soarest free and high
"As ii native to the sky"
We're sure Apolo's sell has given
Thee lessons IN the highest heaven
Listening thy WA. music,
Mighty psnorambs sse,
And such sounds we see IN TO hear
As were too great for mortal ear;
Now a chsngelul streanllRps fow
Ripping gay Iy, murmuring slow
Now the little sounds advance,
Nimblr fairies in the dance,
And like the sunb1s tiny notes,
Each IN golden glory floats
Now the sweetness such doth seem
As of song heard in dream;
Or As the hearts OF lovers blest
Beating music in the breast.
Both one measure-until We
Grow Isint-as an oerladen bee
With excess Of harmony;
And our minds to nrryeless air
Seem dissolved and here ard there
We sway and slide, without will,
Slaves OF slightest impulse, TILL
Crash las when the thunders stroke
Topples down the Lofty oak,
And the quiveripg birGs dart out
From their nests upon it's Sough-
Such our fancy's fearful rout
At that startling sound and now
Our souls are driven, like an ocean
Before the hurricanes fierce mouon;-
Wider, louder, grows the storm
Every sound, and every form,
As terribly we sweep along,
kiingle like a maniac throng
NorW oy . awful whirlpool roars,
Like the Lake that hath no shores;
Norwsy's vast black rocks srise,
Like He'll smoke so4Iing TO the skies +!
10 Pecan 10 sing,
Honor to the MinstrelKipg
Thousand years shall come ard go,
Thousand nations shall " lie low"
And new races shall arise,
From seed Time scatters as he 1iesj
Old stars shall Jade, and new ones loom
Flowers DER the worlds gigantic toMb--
But men shall ev er wait in win
To look upon they like again
Another Homer may arise
Another Newton light the skies
Another Venus burst the foam
Another Ole meier shall come
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Court Calendar.

JurG 2b.-sUrrRioa CoURr-Nos TO- IL, 20, II, A. OIL,
6s. 81 81, H. o., u.s. 80 49, 6o a. 49, a. a. a. 49, "a 81,
IS, ~, 20.
Co,,moS PlsA,-No,. &C, 7s a. IS II, 7s70, H,o 10,
40 So. %
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OLD ESTABLISHED EMIGRANT PASSAGE
OFFICE.
81 SOUTH STREET, NEW YORK.
& - - M
Passalo can engaged by the following
did

Passage can De engaged ~ sne
sailing under
From Liverpool.
The ship COLUMBUS, Captain OLE the 18th February
The ship Y0RKSIIIRE tnew) Bailey. on the ist March
The ship EE{iLAND, Captain Bartlett, i:t April,
The ship MONTH"; UNI A, Captain Lowber, lat Nav.
The ship EUAOPE, Captain Furber, 18th May.
The ship NEW YORK, Captain Chopper, LIST June.
addo0 the ships the agents
customary Liverpool every four five days through
the year. the different ports the United Sntes, by
for their friends residing in Great Britain and Ireland may
table they reasonably should the
the will be promptly refunded.
PROVINCIAL Banks Of Ireland and branches Eastern Bank Of
Gcotland and branches; and Messs j. Bait, Son y Co..
Bankers. London; Messr, Barned Co., Bankers Liver
pool which payable throughout England and Wales For
further particulars apply (f by letter post paid) to
JOHN HERDMAN,
81 South street, Wall street.
NJ B. Passage Liverpool and London all
engaged by the regular packet ships ssng for every
on applicAtjou lice
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YELLOW FEvER-The yellow fever was ra gng at
Vera late the 9th instant, and two or three
occurred board the United States Poinl
se, during her stay at that port.