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NO. l.
Money being the sinews of War" French
author has recently said that any nation must
ud It's Wars when its money fails How,
ben, ought America to rejoice, that herNVat s,
y thlsrule, are SO happily ended before tie:
T't:yua !--It is however true that many a
hunger will have to carry ali his heavy limbs
Seuthim through the sultry heat Of the ap-
Preaching season, and that wives RAY CONT
que to scold only, who might have lamentcd
ae glorious fate of their careless husbands,
@Quebec been stormed in earnest!
BETA.
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NOTICE.

The Farmers Bank Of Alexandria, this day
declares Dividend of profits on its Capital
Stock, paid in, OF per cent for the last six
months, payable to Stockholders or their Re-
representatives. on Monday the 9th inst
By order of the Roard Of Directors.
JOHN HOOFF, Cashier.
April l--.2 cow
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February 20.
Lord Liverpool received the seals Of the
foreign Office yesterday. to hold in trust
till successor is appointed.
The Marquis of Wellesley yesterday re-
signed the seals of office. Lords Sidmouth,
Castlereagh, and Buckinghamshire will, we
understand, have seats in the cabinet.
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LANDING

AAIFbII ~
From the Erig AIredondo. capt. Jones, Frora
Savennah, aad for sale by LAwRAsoN and
FowLs,
100 tsi2s prime Upland Cotton,
80 Iierces Rice
Also, from Schooner LYDIA,
lOo bolts Russia Duok,
boxes Mould AID Dipt Candles.
IN %ToRE,
5000 bushels Liverpool coarse Salt.
March * 3taw
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100 DOLLARS REV

rem way or the seth III
he estate OF Daniel G'Car,y
he county Of " estworeian
Virri',Is, Negro Wan nap
ocut thirty FIVE years OF, sae.
ion, ebout six ieet high, q b
ana . remarkable scar acls
mother on his head, liz
lead i; he had OF honae
and cotton round iacae
There is no doubt mt
clothes it is theI et,ove
TO describe them mo
expected that he has
forged certificate of !
from a neighborhooL,
free negroes who "
might very readily
pass. or certificate
IDENTIFY expected tn.
to some OF tho no.
He was seen a sho'
of Baltimore. II
if taken in the cou
and secured in any
gain, the above rev
charges paid, if brou,
N. B. All masters o
persons, are hereby forev
ing or employing the aoo'
Man, at their peril; or unde
sities of the law.
September Is
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6 Further on TIE same Score"

TIE Philadelphia Democratic Press, adj
.,;,c 10 the rumor that Mr.. Foster has re-
.,.J Instructions to demand fion, cur GO
,,nnent the cause and objects ofour warlike
|nassres, observes;
awe Wish it may be so. Our caase is just;
cr objects f,ir and honorable, and we care
nj who knows them. Let our public men be
N, firm, and the people will be immovable.
lathereb be 60 wincins, no skulking, in con-
gssD
Supposng it to be true that Mr. Foster has
made the demand spoken of, and that Mr.. Ma
dson as above directed, should ayow tAat i; IS
nr intention to make War,--can il. be ex-
rced that the British government would
nt until we have completed our prepare
IONS
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moving paragraph in a neigh

following paragraph IN a neigh
" s aeuocratic paper
lS'rs ~ .,,s, thefountain Of justice ought to
C0DS ~ pure from corruption, * free from
>. which would add not only lusfre'
r '''l. ~. and honor, but authority to what
FPl. i congress The least appearance
J =. .,,,ption, when all ought to be virgin pa-
f''l''r ,.cyabIe. In Congress, all equity
o. sbiOe forth without the least cloud or
W. = ike the sun in his meridian glory.
''' ,,,ts is ship, and it sails in sea OF
10 ,,ioa. Ifthere were the smallest chlnk
p'T ..sel, corruption would flow In. b1t
!. oar lo4yest gunhors 70 let ii in free
4. Congress stand in need of such admoni-
..,I Is Corruption TO be the order Of the
,,e there more Henrys to be bribed !?
he administration afraid that some OF
$. friends will abandon them,
aAsrrts desert shaking ship I"
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February Is.

FEBRUARY 10.
The restrictions expire this day but
we cannot suffer them to pass away with
cut saying that all ranks OF persons, that
the Regent himselfhas reason to approve
of their having been adopted.
A Council was held this day at Carlton
house. and Mr.. Perceva! paid his dutiful
respects to his Roy Rishness as his de-
clared Prime Minister upon the termina-
ton orthe restrictions.
A Mail fram Anloit arrived this morn
ing and strengthens tie idea of an imme-
date war between Russia and France.
The garrison of Frankfort and other pia-
c.s iiave been ordered to proceed to Dantz-
&c. Tie Prussian army j. is apprehended
viii join the French. Gen. Butcher is
said to have resigned in disgust.
February go.
The Offices in which it is certain there
vii! be no change, are those ofF'irst Lord
Of tie Treasury and Chancellor Of the Ex-
chequer, the ChansellorsIiip, the War De-
partment, the Boards OF Trade and con-
troul.
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BOSTON. Sent. s.


Capt. Edmund Bradley, late Of brig Phoe0e,
arrived in town to day from Newport, aaa
have received, on conversing with him the fol.
lowing information. lie sailed from CIVIL
Vechia June goth, and on the 18th August
lat. ~, long 60 IL, was taken by the 4toIuS
frigate Shannon in COZ The ship Pomona
Kennedy, from Liverpool, cargo Of Salt ioF
Philadelphia, had been taken about ten DAYS
before and burnt. 2lst Aug. the Eolc5 took
the ship Monsoon, Williams, of Boston, from
Liverpool, cargo dry goods, salt and crates
without license, and ordered her for HALIFAX
Same day, took the privateer schooner Dol,
phin, Endicott Of Salem, aid recaptureo
days after an English brig which had been Ia
ken by the Dolphin, and gave her up to hcr
original capt. and crew. Aug. 3oth, spoke
schooner So hours from Norwich, Con. with
live stock and lumber for St. Barts alter tax
ing out buIlocks. some sheep and geese, iof
which they paid a generous price, pcrmltteu
her to proceed. The same day, the r'gatcS
Maidstone and Spartan joined the Holus, then
DAYS from Halifax, and informed OF the az
rival there Of the Monsoon and Phoebe. nc
Shannon parted from the Eolus the day be-
fore, Sept !, took the ship Neptune, fon0'
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BALTIMORE, September ii.
SPANISH AMERICA.
Extract Of a letter from Natchez, dated

Ertract Of a letter from Natchez, dated Au-
guSt Is, 1912.
News has just reached here, that party
OF the royallsts of the province of Texas, who
were sent to the Sabine river to dispute the
passage of the Americans into their country,
received them with " Vtve Ia .4meric1n," and
joined their standard with Joyous acclamations;
they Immediately marched towards Nacodo-
ches, under the firm belief that the garrison
at that place would act in the same manner
Those Americans have been collecting tor
some time at Natcbitoches in small parties
without any commander, and have at length
passed the river Sabine in the same situation
Qor we cannot learn that there is any person
among them who pretcnds to take the COM
mand) and we have little doubt but they have
possession of Nacodoches at this time, to the
amount of or 600, and are endeavorlng to
make a junction with Gen Ryan, who COM
mands the patriots in the interior.
" 1t IS confidently reported that Gen. haalf
(who vas years ago said to be concerned WIN
Burr, and who is now in Natches) will take
command of the Americans so soon as he
hears whether the government will sanction
it, and that he is waiting here for that puF-
pose"
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
Aneust z

WILL. be sold to the highest bidder for
ready money, on the 18th day of next month
(Septcnfber( sundry half acre LOTS OF
Z GROUND, In the town of Providence, at
Pairfaxs court house which town and sale
IS authorised by an act of the Virginia Legis-
latars; plan Of which, and the lots, may be
seen at any time previous to, aud on the said
day OF sale.
by THE PRESENT TRUSTEES.
august %. 2awts
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RAWLEIGH COLSTON. Chairman,
ALEXANDER COOPER, Secretary
NEW-YORK, Sept 9.
LATE FROM ENGLAND.

From very obiiging and attentive Correspon-
dent at Boston, the Keeper of the Exchange
Coffee House Books, we have received the
Plymouth Chronicle of the 2sth of July,
from which we extract the following impor-
tant articles For some interesting ship
news from the same source see marine
head.
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4lh do. TutscokoF 500 500
Imperial Guards
5th Corps Bagration 10000
9Th do. Dortorrow 1900
In addition to these, which from ato,aI =
$4,000 men, we have to count the Gin .na y,
5th divisions Of infantry, and division -
cavalry, under General Markow, and Inner,
Guards, which are not estimated !: ana tn'
Cossacks, under Gen Patow, which are ~ s, 49,.
numerous.
Ata late hour Oh Monday night, an exnrss,
arrived at the India House, from portsmn,,,.
bringing intelligence OF the arrival Of the T.
dia fleet, on Sunday afternoon, off the S,ar,
under convoy Of the Pedfncnlase.
Remarkable CoMcidencr8-June, ". 1910
Great Britain rescinded the Orders in Con-
cll!-lhe Congress OF The y States decided
on war with Great Britain June 2o-TLa
American Gen. Bloomfield from the head
quarters at New York, announces the troono
war against G. Britain .-Donaparte, from the
headquarters of the French Grand Army a.
Gumbnion issues his Grst Bulletin and de-
claration Of War against Russia!
"Wednesday corning, the house of Messr,
Kensngtons, bankers IN Lombard streer, ston.
ped payment. The shock experienced in the
city by this event, if we may Judge from On.
parent effects, is greater than any that has vet
been felt
Rnhture Of the Treatg 6etween The Turks and
KusSian8.
LAIBAcR, July 2.
A Courier from Constantinotle has brought
news OF great importance. On the 25th Of
May, at the moment they expected the renew.
al OF hostilitics, the Turkish and Russian mi.
nisters had signed the Prcliminares of Peace
at Bucharest; and by the conditions of that in.
conceivable treaty, the limits OF the two en-
pires are to be the Pruth. The Porte cedes
to Russia considerable part of Moldava and
Besserabia. Couriers from Bucharest convey.
ed this news 10 CoDstaRtlnople. Prince Da.
linsel was ordered immediately to proceed to
that capital, with numerous retinue and the
Russians to induce the Sublime Porte more
readily to ratfy the Performances, ordered
retrogade movement of their troops, which
had previously received orders to advance on
the north The news Of the Preliminares was
known on the 9Th June at Constantinople and
IT produced a strong sensation. The Divan
was assembled, aid 1t appeared that majority
of the Members, gained over by England,
gave their opinion that the Grand Scgnior
should ratity the PreEiminaries, but he main.
tanned the character which he has manifested
since he mounted the Throne, ard did nct he
state to reject the conditions which stipulated
the giving up part Of the Ottoman territory
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PLYMOUTH, july 90.

French papers have been received, their
contents are so voluminous and important, that
did the limits of weekly Journal permit, we
should feel inclined to give them to our read
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LONDON, July 1875.

Vice Admiral Sir S. Smith hoistcd his flag
on Saturday afternoon, Portsmouth, on board
the tremendous, IA, Capt. r. Campbell, for
the Mediterranean. Sir Sidney is appointed
second in command on thatstation, in the room
Of Admiral Keats, who, we are sorry to learn,
comes home from i'll health. Sir Sidney will
shift his flag to the Hibernia, off Toulon. The
tremendous will sail in a few days.
The estimate of the French army compre-
bending the forces of the Allies, is given from
the Wai Office at Paris, in the following ex.
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Valuable Farm and Mill
EIl u Nile

Under the authority of decree OF the Court
Of Fairfax County, in the commonwealth
Of Virginia, in the case of Mordecai Lew
ISIS Executors, against William Harts-
horne,--the subscribers will offer for sale
al public uction on the premises, on Mon
day the l4th day of SEPTEMBER next,
That Valuable new Mill and
Farm now occupied by William Harlshorne
known by the name of strawberry Hill, stu
!. atesl on Holiness Run, and the Little River
Turnpike Ro0d, In the County of Fairfax
about three miles from Alexandra the trac
contains 2S6' acres, OF which so arc IN young
thriving timber, zes In good meadow, the
greater part of which may be watered from
the Greek and Mill Race--and the residue IS
well improved arabic Land. There are on
5 the premises, one peach and two apple Or
chards, a productive garden of two acres
Handsomely laid off--A framed dwelling
! House two stories high, so feet by 20 with
two wings, large Kitchen, a pump OF good
water at the door; Stable, Stone Spung-
House, &c. Also large well finished new
Brick Mill SIS feet by As, four stories high
VITA three pair of large Blu rand one parrot
country Mill Stones, capable of manutactur
ING ten thousand barrels of -four annually.
The stream is large and constant, and afords
a fall sufficient for water wheels 10 feet IN q
ameter.
The situation is remarkably healthy, and
the place affords number of advantages sch
dom found united. Possession will be deli
versd on the first day of October next sub
icct to the right of the present occupant to
remove TIE growing crops Persons desll-
ous Of viewing the premises, will apply at
the Mill OF dwelling House. One tllrd OF
the purchase money viii be required IN hana
on tic residue a credit Of nine and eighteen
,moatas WI BE allowed TIE payments TO be
securedby endorsed negotiable NOES and s
deedof truss outhe premises and TO bear an
Re slfrom khe day Of sale.
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The following isthe estimate ofthe strength
Of the Russian army, as given in the French
Bulletin, but it may be supposed it is much
under rated.
lst Corps Wittgenstein $4,000
Cd do. Bagawort 1900
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Total $4,000
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March I6.

Extract from an Act Of tho Corporation Of
alexandria, for the Ertmguishn,ent Of Fire.
Sec. 7. If any person who shall be present
at any fire, shall neglect or refuse to obey the
order or directions of any officer who Shall be
appointed by any fire company hereafter esta.
blished, knowing him to be an officer such
person shall forfeit and pay the sum of Five
Dollars: Provided the name of such officer
shall have been first published in one of the
public papers printed IN this town.
At meeting of the Star Fire Company
on Saturday evening the 7th inst. the following
officers were chosen
John Roberts, President.
Thomas Shrcve, Treasurer.
Joseph Cowing, Clerk.
CoN1D1QHUeTS.
John Muncaster, lst, A. c. Cazenove, I'd,
VIM. S. Moore, Sd.
Regulators.
Jeremc Plummer, VIM. Ba"tlcman, Peter
Saunders, Colin Hunter, VIM. II. Brown,
John Stewart
Pr0nerty-N4en.
Joseph Milbourne, Thomas Shreeve, An
drew Fleming, John Janney, Andrew Schol-
field, VIM. Gillian.
Test,
JOSEPH COMING, Clerk.
March d. St.
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Ertruct from an .4ct Of the Corhorotion Of
alexandria, for the ertinguishment Of Fire.

Ertract from an .Hcs Of the Corhorotiom Of
alexandria, for the ertinguishment Of Fire.
Sec 7. If any person VINO shall be present
at any fire, shall neglect or refuse to obey the
order or directions OF any officer who shall be
appointed by any fire company hereafter esta-
blished, knowing him to be an officer, such
person shall forfeit and pay the sum Ct Five
Dollars Provided the name of such officer
shall have been first published in one of the
public papers printed in this town.
At meeting of the Relief Fire Company
held at Mr.. Triplett's Hotel on Thursday e.
vening March 5th, 1912, the following mem
bers were duly elected as Officers for the year,
viz:
Commanders.
William Harper, Thomas Preston, George
Coryell
Sub Directors.
Thomas Vowel, John Young, Ferdinand
MarstelIer.
Trustees.
Robert Anderson, William Newton, John
Johnson.
Regulators
Mark Butts, VIM. Patton, jr. Jas. Ander.
son, Charles Slade.
Thomas Vowel, Treasurer.
Joshua Riddle, Clerk.
Test,
JOSHUA RIDDLE, Clerk.
March i6. st
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Joseph H. Vaudeville,
OFFERS FOR SALE
King-Street,


OFFERS FOR SHE,
5000 bushels Lisbon and Liverpool Salt,
Jamaica, Antigua and Northern Rum, in
hhds. and bbls. -
Loaf and brown Sugar, in do do.
Best green Coffee in bags and bb!s.
Molasses in hhds. and bols.
cogniac and Peach Brandy, country Gin and
Cherry Bounce
Old Rye Whiskey in bbls. and Common do.
Madeira, Lisbon, TeneriHe, Sherry, Malaga
and Port Wine
Imperial, Tyson, Y. Hyson and Hyson Skin
Tea ofsuperior quality
Goshen Cheese in casks
Chocolate No. | and No. in boxes & per ID,
Brandy wine Gunpowder and Shot assorted
Mould and dip'd Candles and Soap in boxes
Rice In tierces
Best Spanish and Country Cigars
Richmond manufa ctured tobacco, small twist
Best Cavndis do.
WIRING and Wrapping paper
Spinnlng Cotton i'll bales
Almonds * best Muscov ado Raisins in boxes
Pepper, imento, Cinnamon, Cloves and
Nutmegs
Copperas, Madden, Indigo and Fig Blue
Bed Cords, Leading Lines and Trace Ropes
Rest Philadelphia Mustard in bottles s. per h.
India Seine Irvine
Romal Handkerchiefs
Low priced Black 8, Colored Morocco Shoes
Herrings, Shad, Mackerel and Goldfish
Cut Nails Of ali sizes
Hair sifters
Snuff in bottles
ALSO,
Fresh Clever Seed, and
Best Superhne Flour
March d
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February II.
Mechanic Relief Society.

Mechanic Relief Society.
AT a Special Meeting of the Mechanic Re-
lief Society, held at the INDIAN QUEEN
TAVERN, March 9th 1912.
TIME Society being deeply impressed
with the loss they have sustained in the
death of their much esteemed late Brother
and Vice President RICHARD WE1GHrMAN,
and being DESTROYS to pay that tribute OF re-
spect due to a departed worthy Brother
Resolved una,imeusly. That the Members of
this Society, do wear Grape round the lett
arm for one month, and that this Resolution
be published in the Alexandria newspapers
Test,
John Mcleod, Sec'yy.
March 10.
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Hugh Banks,
John B. Frlgnyet.
March 10
Fall Meadow Oat Seed.

Fall Meadow Oat Seed.
HAVE about 100 Bushels of the Seed
of the Fall Meadow Dat for Sale at dollars
per bushel for small quantities or 2 dollars
and half Tor any quantity exceeding 10
Bushels have found this the Earliest and
the Latest Grass in its growth, of any | have
had e2 perience of, and consideri it particular
ly valuable for Mich Cows and Sheep; tor
the latter it will afford good pasture all the
winter, if permitted to grow uninterrupted IN
the Fall Months.
w. II. Foote.
February II. 2aw4w-
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The Charge DIES AHaires

OF II. z. II. the Prince Regent of Portu
gal, having informed the subscriber that to
prevent advertisements to the Captain OF
any Vessel or Passenger therein, going to
port within the dominion CT under the govern
ment of Portugal, Certificate, from per.
son duly authorised to grant the same, should
be attached to the list OF the captain and crew
navigating the said vessel, as well as to the
Bill of Health, and that the Supercargo or
Passenger should have Passport with MS
own signature annexed. Notice IS hereby
given, that Certificates and Passports to any
such Captain or Passenger going from any
port in the district of Columbia, may bs had
By applying to
Lewis Deblois,
Portuguese Vice Consul for the
District of Columbia.
Washington City, Feb. 29.-March 3 DIV
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French School.
March Is

TTETILU CL7IUUI.
THE Subscribers beg leave to inform the
public, that they intend to open SCHOOL,
for the purpose of teaching the French Ian :
euage accurately, The School will be OPEN
ed on Friday Evening, the 18th instant, at 6
o'clock, in Prince street, at the house adJoln-
ING MIR. William G Newtcn'S. For further
particulars, enquire of Mr.. William c. New
ton.
Hugh Banks,
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Whisky, Sugars. CSC.

200 bhls Rye Whiskey
so do. Northern Rum
10 puncheons Sd and 4th proof West
India Rum
S barrels Country Gin
40 hhds.
90 Boxes
Z hhds. Loaf and Lump do.
70 bags Almonds
40 boxes French Prunes
90 boxes and Cases Salad Oil, in Bottles
and TASKS
20 casks Goshen Cheese
10 cwts Co1fsh
For sale by
Joseph Vaudeville.
Corner of King and Fairfax Streets.
March IS
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Rasssns, Currants, Figs, &c.

Rasssns, Cu7rants, Figs, &c.
60 boxes New Raisins, few days import
cd and in line order.
100 boxes Muscatel and Bloom Raisins
20 drums oultana do.
boxes Figs
80 boxes & ID boxes Godfroid's Cigars
100 do first * sccond quality Havana do.
10 cwt. dried Goldfish
10 600 lbs coored * white Goshen Cheese
5000 lbs. hrkin Butter
100 dozen HiIbert's best London Brown
Stout and Portcr--,ery old,
40 boxes fresh Philadelphia Chocolate
Nos. and 5.
90 hogsheads retailing Molasses.
SO DomVohos,
Foa SALE By
Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner OF King & Falrfsx streets !;
Nth MS usual 81 general assortment Of
The belt Wines, Liquors, Teas,
and other Groceries,
Upon very reasonable terms, for Cash, Pro-
dnce, or at the usual Credits to pes...tual
customers.
December ID. d
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e. The Commissioners ap-
pointed to receive Subscriptions
totbe Mechanics Bank of Alex
andria, have postponed opening
the Books until the Goth inst.
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Clever seed, &c.
Clover Seed, Plaster Paris, &c.

LaSe'nS from the Schr. Venus, Capt. DeTte'
and for Sale BY JoHN e. LADD,
$50 tons Plaster Paris,
"a uerces Fresh Clover Seed,
hid. and so bags Coffee,
~ boxes Mould Candles,
~ ~ boxes Turkey Figs,
y barrels Apples,
barrels Cranberries,
box Cotton Cards.
-. Also,
' w rsams Wrapping Paper,
20 bales Cotton,
~ Chests Young Hyson Tea,
u hhds. Sugar,
=, Casks Pocket Bottles,
~ feams Writing Paper,
:, bags Blown Salt, sc. sc.
March 70 dow