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1p LECTURE.-THE TENTH AND LAST
W. LECTU RE of the
SECOND COURSE OF LECTURES,

SECOND COURSE OF LECTURES,
BEFORE THE
L B r A Y A s S GA TION
OF THE CHARLES STREET NJ E. CHURCH.
WILL BE DELIVERED
AT E CHURCH,
N. E. corner of Charles and Fayette streets,
On THURSDAY EVENING, April 18th, by
HON. H. WINTER DAVIS.
SubectThe relation Of the Christian Secs to the Chris
tian Church."
Doors open at7h p M. Lecture to commence at 81 PM
Tickets Of admission 80 cents. apzT-2t
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BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES.
iE ONLY PLACE FOR THE SALE OF THE GENUINE
p b b b l. E S p E C r A c. ES,

CAT the London Watch and Jewery store,)
No. l37 BALTIMORE STREET,
, . few doors below Calvert)
AGEDE0N, Optcan, nfOr the public that he has To-
Gated himself permanently in this city and will take pleas
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACEES
The sale and manufacture of these Sp tacles being Spe
cdy the pubic Will always find the best article
srcteS attention. and due viii be given the proper
selection of Lenses
All other kinds of Specaces constantly kept on hand-
Lenses inserted and repairing done the lowest prices
mh3-tfr
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LADD, WEBSTER & Co.'s
UNRIVALED SEWING MACHINES,
For all purposes where TIGHT stitch is required
2O2 BALTIMORE STREET, Opposite H. Easter Co's.J
Samples work sent by mail
Every description of work executed to order.
Families supplied with Machines Operators by DAY
week. alh
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The LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR NANUFACTORY IN THIS CITY.

The LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANUFACTORY IN THIS CITY,
Z. MO q IT'S,
No 81 NORTH GAY STREET, Baltimore,
Opposite the Odd Fellows Hall,
Where he found the largest stock of Baltimore made
Furniture this city Citizens and strangers requested
to examine this of Furniture purchasing as
there be found always hand and made to order
TETE-A-TETES in BrOcatele, Plush Hair Cloth; So
FAS, Walnut and Mahogany in PUSH Hair CLOTH or
cred in any goods order Full French Parlo Half French
Arm, Rocking, and easy CHAIRS of patterns
Brocatelle, Plush, Hair CLOTH CHAMBER SUITS, in
Wanutan Mahogany, of various styles from $50 5000
large assortment of CaneSeat Rocking, Chamber Dining
and Reception Chairs, in Walnut, Oak, &c; EXTENSION
TABLES, SIDE BOARDS, and WHAT-N0TS, of all pat
terns HAIR Husk and Spring MATTRESSES on hand and
made to order. All goods carefully packed.
F. MOUNT,
mhl7-tf No 81 N. Gay St, opp. Odd Fellows Hail.
FINE WATCHES.
English and Swiss Hunting Watches suitable for ladies
and gentlemen.
Rich Eruscan, Lava Cameo, Carbunce aud Coral Sets,
Strung Pearl Rings Pins Bracelets Necklaces &C. Vest
Chaane and Fob Chains Bracelets Rings Pens and Pen
ellis fine Plated Tea Sets Baskets Casters, Walters Spoons
&c The above goods of designs and will be
sold at low prices JAR CAMPBELL,
ap19-tf Corner of Baltimore and Charles streets
GABRIEL D. CLARK,
corner of Calvert and Water sts,
Now offers for sale London Liverpool and Geneva Watches
of superior workmanship made order Also American
Watch Hunting Cased Fine Gold Jewey, Silver and Pa-
ted ware Browns celebrated Gold Pens diamond pointed
Lecouer Swiss Razors and Sops warranted be the best
in Purchasers of the above goods will pleas examine
the stock ial5-tf
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LATEST FRENCH STYLE
SPRIN O.VERC OAT
J. B. T. PHELPS,
No. 10Y BALTIMORE STREET,
mh25-u adjoining Sun Iron Building,
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BY the failure of Railroad connections in Pha-
dephia, we were deprived yesterday evening of the
leading New York papers.
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S. T. CHURCH,
DENTIST,
mhl2m No. 20 BARNET STREET.
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DIRECTORS
H. HUNTINGTON, CALVIN DAY
ALBERT DAY, JOB ALLYN
JAMES GOODWIN, JOHN p BRACE
CHARLES BOSWELL, CHARLES J. RUSS.
HENRY KENEY,
II. HUNTINGTON, President
r,,,o - ~ WIN. n. BOWERS, Actuary
G. c. LYMAN, Assistant Secretary
This old and reliable Company, established for nearly
FIFTY EARS continues to Insure against Loss or Damage bv
Fire on Dwellings, Furniture Warehouses Stores Mercha-
disc Mills Manufactures and kinds of property
on its usual satisfactory terms ~
Particular attention given to insurng Farm Property
consisting OF Dwellings, Barns and OutBudngs Connected
and Furniture, Live Stock Hay Grain, Farming Utensils
&c &C. contained in the same for of five
years at Low of premium -
Applications for Insurance be made to
signed, the duly authorised for Baltimore and vicinity
Losses equably adjusted at this Agency and paid mme
dately upon satisfactory proofs in funds current an he
cities Of Nec York Boston the may prefer
GEO. b. COALE, Agent for
Maryland and its vicinity.
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COLOMBIAN (MARINE5 INSURANCE

COL MBIAN (MARINE) INSURANCE
COMPANY
NJ W 7 RK
CASH CAPITAL PAID UP ..........,.., s5oo oHo
ASSE NOVEMBER BOTH, Observation-Disclosures
TH0S. LORD, President
B. G. NORRIS, Vice President
SAMUEL H. MOORE Secretary
The undersigned respectfully socts application for Ins
rance in this desirable office.
SOL. B. DAVIES, Agent
DAVIES & WAKEFIELD,
fell-tfr 16 Snear,s wharf
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n SATURDAY, April 23rd, 1859, will be drawn the
AND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY of Delaware, Glass

O,3l6 prizes, amounting 6e6
Whole Tickets SIS; Halves $3.50; Quarters So Is
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curious epitaph on tombstone in South Caro-
lima reads as follows
Sacred to the memory of Mary Charlotte Also
brook, daughter Of l.. H. and G. NJ. Alsobrook, who
was born at Chesterfield Court House. S. c., oath
March lS43, at about o'clock, A. M, and depart
she was pupil in the Salem Female Academy
College in Adam Buttner's house, (Salem Hotel,
in room No. l, down stairs, in new part of the
building, on Thursday, the 4th day of June, 1857,
years, months and 10 days, 81 hours and 20 min
utes, and was brought home and buried here in
the Mount Moriah Baptist Church buryiag ground,
Union county, N. c., on the 7th of june after her
death, in the afternoon of the day, it being the
Sabbath day.
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highly fattering review of Prescott's Reign of
Philip II. appears in the last number of the Revue
de Deur Nondes, from the elegant pen of NJ. Pros
per Merimee of the French Academy. The article
concludes thus:
"At the moment of terminating my analysis of
the great work of Mr.. Prescott the intelligence
reaches me of his sudden death at Boston, at an
age when so many and useful labors might still
have been hoped for from him. | am ignorant
whether he has been able to terminate the work for
which he had so conscientiously prepared himself
Few historians, indeed, have evinced such praise
worthy scrupuousness in the composition of their
writings. Far from starting with a system laid
down apriori, and making the facts he had to deal
with bend to it, Mr.. Prescott thought that the first
duty of historian was to assemble all existing
documents, classifying and purifying them by a
severe criticism, and employ all his efforts tor the
discovery of truth. Like Augustin Thierry, he
surmounted, by the force of his will, obstacles
which seemed almost invincible and to exclude him
from the researches of the historian"
The writer then alludes to Mr.. Prescott's loss of
sight and wondrous power of memory. ''Of just
and upright spirit" he continues. "the American
historian had a horror of paradox. He never al
lowed himself to be drawn away by it, and often
condemned himself to long and patient investiga-
lions to refute the most audacious assertions.
His criticism full at once of good sense and acute
ness, deceived in the choice of documents,
and his discernment equal to his good faith
Ii he may be reproached with hesitating, after
a long investigation, to pronounce defntive judg-
ted nothing to prepare the way for it; and that if
too timid perhaps, author in his own conclu-
sons he leaves his readers fully instructed as to
need no other 9uide-but themselves
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SPRING STYLE OF
GENTLEMEN'S DRESS HATS
For 1885,
Are now ready at QUAIL'S,
No. 23s WEST PRATT STREET,
.lso SOFT HATS AND CAPS apsIm
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Is it possible for gay Commercial Journal t
be more ''fair'' and more "deceiving?"
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Union MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
NEW YORK,
CAPITAL 100000
MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.,
NEW YORK,
CAPITAL sa5OOOO.
EQUITABLE SAFETY INSURANCE CO.,
BOSTON,
CAPITAL 100000.
VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INsURANCE-CO,
RICHMOND,
CAPITAL 100000.
Merchants of Baltimore wishing to effect MARINE or IN
LAND INSURANCE with the above Companies, will
please apply to
WILLIAM SPEAR,
, No 65 Second street,
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to call particular attention this branch of our
business Our PRINTING OFFICE and BINDERY con
necte with the Store, complete and supplied with all
the latest improvements in Type Machinery which
bes to all orders with and dispatch
Toour old friends and patrons sincere thanks
for the avor extended heretofore beg continu
auce of the for the firm Our long experience and
thorough acquaintance with all the details Of the different
branches of business render being able
and determined every part to give
uonl@e. ap22-eO2C
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II ELY, HEDIAN 4 PET,


PRINTERS AND STATION Frs.
Respectfully inform their friends and the public that they
have completed their have on hand general
assortment of ~ : e
MISCELLANEOUS SCHOOL AND CLASSICAL BOOKS,
BLANK BOOKS,
PAPER AND STATIONERY
Our stock of PAPER embraces every variety Domestic
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of the different sizes and qualities
GOLD AND STEEL PENS. INKS,
COPYING BOOKS AND PRESSES
nd eye dascri If
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Neu c%inAcrihtctc rcutlhe N~uhhinhcrciI

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Batteries uno 8ur;mcll limo bOrn nit ~9iueiihCm ecrctnt, unc or
bali ltn ubtritu9t. rap audi ettlcr 8IrnoCr ih BALD cine 9rpEc
Sdaar ppn 6rcinocn 9cplnnen merpt. 6riepr. G~jcrb1rb.
Ntp gprt, (gptbrr 1000.
Su Htittmpnc ,u taten in Stcdsr's Su6banplun9.
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Strebaber 'Mt 61oanna uno Yrtrcipic Gioorreu ne,h,r ..
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Iclte gum Grpirsn unp Streitcn BON grieftR
uno onprren ihriItIihrn 9tuliGBrn.
Sccingungsn m6Bi1.
;3m f~incen ~ispsrjsjt in AS 0aiuRra6c, Sifict
res Nn5cigerS.
s. 9. Sarrtb.
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Vermischte Anzeigen.
FEUER-V

%%rit6truns se9 II Scluit bel Gcucr, Die bier in Ritmcnt duS-
sei'eSIt rtrS. n'nami gu Gen btut9trn Srcinsun3cn Der unter;tit-
ucte &eCrt Der
@rent Nrlfern SnIuruucs 9pmranY ,u Q6ilarelp6ia
e%nt9csrn, Hlmli6 8~criibcrunS af lSpbnbduicr StUrte, 6abriten,
9teublutrn, SBtrtltltten, S%iIuun9cr, GSruhllrcitCr. SauSocrltS.
lnatifn' Nautm5nnS3uttr &c, uuc imar iu oen btlt9tcn @reiicn.
Ma perlHncn, mtlbe no Qcatn ZEN Sehult non ,Scuer yer
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den. Die p1ust2frte Der .,9rcat Wefrn ,tnIurauce unp lruu
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Ger +,en Stra Ct ne tetrI9t bs GapjtNG Sericlbcn $5O0. 600.
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bier IN StdbmSilc a1s ciobit. Or. Z. II. 8rtdcu, M9cnt.
Nurh VoorsGtutaufr uo cirectt %c;tchun9cn Won 6oralrra wtc
cCutlhen St9drrtn IN bn STAMP 9clcpt, Gem Observation-Disclosures
publtum et 9rpBtcn SprtbCtie bel Der Auspubt pn Gt1urrcn ;u
e1trtrrr, crla1br tb mir ir Y~eitttt9rn9 nlcturS ya9crS IN allen
Srrtrn elshIrcn. mF Ne9aIIa>e 6. eenbrcS, SperNS, grincjpisS Ii.
l. II. ctnSu aeon. Spn hem IS gInciaec ~ouS0cbcno, SaE rur oute
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GShplCialc = ieorrcnitcre, Isle Str.
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Serrtntlclcrr. SerrcrfIcirer. NcrrcntleicCr.
Q. 0ugAenteimcr,
50 Woiuitra6c. nebcn pcm Ct. Charles Srtel,
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Suolttnt unb III Den b~tli9ltcn Yrcilcr.
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6rcn6 Gcnfcciipnorp- uno GarittGtcn-S tcre,
rcutlhc 6rilbte IL. SuuSbdltun9e- Mrtitet,
Gde SrrGpa uup 3. lStraEe.
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taec, 9rnbpne Il.
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ppn better Sudtit6t.
|u& SpNSeI uno Spicscl9tdicr TtO yen icccr Srre st bobcn,
wa Multi Sniff urnte. .ssa
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9feuCr Strre!
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turen pCrccu bCiCnS %uS0Cfubrt.
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SrOar StrnBr, 3mii6cn e. II. I. StroGc, ne6cu
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9aS itOn 10 ibr btribmte Bier pom Der .l1rnsb st,,ss qrn
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ausssjetbntt, .. SaismOn II, Gn N"" ~''"
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ouft piro bailtlbc bel
Y. Wo9ntr, q. 96bcfer uro alien Sruaoifen
6.tI III Gitmpno, 9fprfulf uno purrebura.
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Spbu Scrbtg.
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Srl;! 6pl,i

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8Irecr brrnltt untcr ben 9%unli9ltcn StoinGun9cn %pcrlcbcn.
yet Sau1cn ocn . Rloftcrnipro Gas N~5e9pGGcu tpltcnfrcI be-"
lpT9t. StltCuuu9Cn. mClhe btnicrld1Cn mCrcCn BET O0bpCo II.
Gptt peCr Geo u. 6GnoltY, Nrp0bitra6C, ilpic in Der 6pI,~
nttocrla9e an Srcoeitr., nobt 9rrr!c gYcnrc mtrtcu, prpntpl
belor9t. 9retlc: 2as bette GihcnbpI3 III 81. 80, une
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Nn3eige.
>; @ttl6a8er, aasiniSer &9ent FUR ran staat Graintsr
lWr 99top Stt9Er'S Baltimore Sa9erbier, Hntcrb6lt Qaatr UNI
smpfdn9t rt9rIm&si9 JpcimaI w~6tenntb Senounaen oitiCs oueae,
istd ims s1 VA S ai99ttS 9eltsIGnssn iOpe9I pom Eager bier, ais bprd
Nertaut 9e8tn ba1r 3um piuisfen Warltpreie.
is. STRAPS, SWtiteH Niain uno Garo.
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Cafes UNI Srrr. SGderci.

NutteE NM yrpCsVndfrcl.
llntcrlCihrCtcr bat an Der Ode Der 6. StroGc, ocm Tcucr
Mdrtt 9e9enubcr, ctncn %0ttritprc crrfnci. no Yadrcrt jr
Der Dirt unr allie Srricn 9rpp lhtS ir,lh une cut III boten
iinc. ". SIcnntr.
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SuntcI C'Spmncu,
SauS~ UNI S6ifS SIeiartsitcr unr
IS a 8 itter,
Nainltr. imilhcu Der 10. uni IL. Stre6s
Der 6ormce Sunt g~c9tniHrr.
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Sbtlccrs, Iancy= unp Ornament

Der llncrnt6nctc maht bem YubIitum bic eractcnltc Mu,sio,
6antp-, Scncrue- unN Srnomcntc. @aIercirn dnnummt unp itnSn
SCNhnladp0l unS btlist nefutrt. Suftrlsc ftnrcn bel Sn. CHS
Strdrn'9r rNer in FER OfFce ,. al. ~atsc9ctcn mrrbcr.
i-.-l g. SScar 9ppbe.
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Dry-Goods s F~ancy-Store,
NO. l1G. &fe Srcap= Ii. s. Stra6e. No. l76.
9. ~. Olen6aum
crl1ust llt eaS 3teb. te YubiifWn auimcrfiam III MAIDEN. DAD
CT lelhe s3tnter ~28aaren ~empfaRlen, bic in elmer areEcn NuoI
raRl Der neaeltsn |rtiftl ~tetEbfn, uuo ,a llreeiIe,r biiioeu
yFSNtn. W'tTt trtnc eenturreni SuIaicil. rert0uft mcrccn.
St bebt %belcnptre fpl9enee Artlfel btrYur:
SctHtnitt1t. III lhiplri lmo allen MipSCforbeu.
MtuSlrn 0elotA. aani IND baIbrplcne,
WtrtncS 9ani Gnp kalbpcllcne,
Nctttc irlancilne VeinR0nb.
MehttS niccerl0nrntcS &uh lno GoITmrrrs.
Sb3ipIS, Slanfeie, lpirie cine srpFc 9lusipabl yn SOUR
tterLl9 @ppeS II. prutnCn II. b0Imwplcncn Strimpftu
YIN SelItb etrleS GaStre miro er9ebenit crbrtcn yrn ~
y. W. &Oieubaum,
nahe gum ntIen Marfc.
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9ambn9 sNmerit. @afrtfabrt- Ncticu- G5rlculdoft.
Sumpfidbiffabrt,

Samburs uns &e~ gprf, pa sumthamrytpn,
Serhlttcllt Der ntuen auf oS SrIlccNe 9etautcn uno Gle.
9ante'te etn9crthhten Srrfcn Cilcrncn Ypitoampilhi1e
Born d, 1000 lUnS. Capt. 3rautmGnu.
"Onia, 1000 Cons, Capt. Shwrnlen.
Saronia, $500 Sons, Capt. @blers.
Sbt9e nc9cn ibrrr itncuen unN sIIdlidcn Iabrtcn rltm.
It3lt bttannte 00mpfldine pcrptn resclmdfis AM
Grlten mn 6Inficbnten irpcn Mumat5
son Ncp 9jUrf unS 6ambuo, via Scutbamptpu. crpehirt NIB
nepmen 9afia9icre non 9iep yrrf nadb
o"imburs, Saprs. Srntpn unS Southampton
ju ~trlgcntcn 9reiicn:
@rte Gaiutr . $500.
SWtlhenbef . 30.
BON S"mbnrs nadD gsrip gjurf:
erlte 91lute $ll2.50. Sncitc Gallte $75. 3wiIterSef
SD. SSegen 9alaae wcnoc man lid, an
g. y. Ytidbarb, SoaS II. Gomp.
$50 Srcablp0p, Ntip 9Iorf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-09
o,x N~b,a.ka Correspondence.

FoxrrsELLE, DODGE Co., N. T., Dec. 25, 1853.
The Nelrusta Gold Continued Excite
naent on The FrOntier-Outft Of Miners-Dis-
lance, Go.-Nebrdskd in Congress-The Terri
torn of Laramie General Ne,os, dc.
Throughout the Territory the excitement con-
corning the rich discoveries Of gold to the west of
here some $50 miles still continues undated, and
almost every man you meet is either preparing for
an early spring start thither trying to raise the
whercwith to prepare. The excitement now
throughout the West exceeds that concerning Cali
fornia throughout the Eastern States years ago. and
l judge from present reports from persons there
that before the 4th of July next the same degree of
excitement will have extended to the far Eastern
States.
Our latest reliable information from thence as
sures us that miners had averaged some fifteen cents
per pan, and diggings are reported to have been
found ON Dry Creek which yield fifty cents per pan.
Those familiar with the diggngs of California we'll
know that four and six cents per pan is considered
good There can be, however, not much done by
miners this winter. The following is considered
fair outfit for four persons for eight months, at the
prices maid Mt orr Western markets =