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EOR LIVERPOOL &c Takesno Grain) -
u Tss fssi sai,ng Now York packet ship b EN- AAhg
have dispatch For freight u apply
yP. WHITNEY a. co. 81 Camp strees,
To The fantain On
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HSOk LIVERPOOL. ~ The A i American 4z5Ks
H. ship HARTLEY Captain morrill, having ihs greater
engaged will have immediate Dispatch For
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NOR LIVERPOOL. The A American FsS
ship LOUISIANA, Capt. Sullivan. now loading,
and VII have Immediate For halanre q regh apply
mha2 GIEENEy lornm
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EOR LIVERPOO OIL Takes no Grain IN
a. The A ! fast sailing american chip AMELIA, {841AkH
Captain Williams loading will dispach.
For freight of $50 bales Cotton, apply
J: +. WfnVNEYi d CO., 81 Camp street.
! 81 FOR panhge, Appy to the NH
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ENOR LIVERPOOL.-Th A fast sail sssN
III ing American ship ELFIRA OWEN, Captain JSSAAlKAE9
Owen loading and will have dispatch
Of 500 bales Cotton, apply to
J. p WHITNEY 4 co, 81 csnp s,rset.
NV For apply 70 the CAPTAIN board mhij
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DAINTS AND COLORS--The subscribers,
for Lsws n,anucory PHILADELPHIA have Chrome
Green and yellow, and % Chinese Vem
Lea Pure Lamp BLACK Black Paint yellow ochre Spanish Brown
feb4s e. j. HART 4 Co 10 Tehoupisoulas s.rs., N
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s. PORTSMOUTH,
E0R PORTSMOUTH-(P Passage only) .FSA
The fast sailing ship 0TOM0CO, Capt. Howes SAAaEEg
having all her engsged will immediate dispatch
only, apply to the Captain on board
ian73 J. p. WHITNEY 4 co. 81 Camp strest.
.NEW W YORK.
ESOR NEW Y0RK-(RegularP Paeket.l IN
The very ast sailing regular Paehst uhie ORPHAN Ak
j. P. WHITNEY CO., 81 Camp street =
or TO B0GERT, WILLIAMS & CO., 10 Camp street,
ED passage, having apply
board, at Post 98 Second Datro 19 E y aps
ESoR NEW YORK (Hurlbut s Co.'s. .sA
Linz )Ths rema,kssiy fast sailing regular packet ship
JOHN @. COSTER Foster MASTER Is loading po
Second District dispatch balance
BoGERT WILLIAMS & CO. 10 Camp
E For having excellent apply
TO the Captain board mh99
EOR NEW YORK.-The fast sailing ssN
bark MARY, Captain Mclean, having large portion
apply TO PRICE. FROST CO., Tchouptouss ST.,
mhq8 toGEo w. HYNsoN, 81 Camp street.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-20

AucrIoSEERs.-Gov.B Bigler in his message of
May lih, in response to request of the Assem-.
bly, for all the information in his possession in
relation TO the collection and payment into The
State Treasury of the per centage required TO
be collected on sales made at public auction,
makes the extraordinary statement, Upon the
authority of Messrs. Theodore Payne & Co., and
Selover s. Sinton, leading auctioneers of San
Francisco, that it is probable that the whole
smount of " State duties" actually collected by
the auctioneers of that city since the passage Of
the Revenue Act of 1852, considerably exceeds
5000, 900, not one cent of which has ever found
its way into the State Treasury. II is therefore
greatly to be regretted that some law was not
passed by the late Legislature that would have
efectually reached class of men who are dis
honest enough to collect money from the people
by virtue of law OF the State, and then, on &C
count of defect in that law, refuse to pay over
the revenue thus collected to its legitimate des.
tination.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-20

BALL AT RED BLuFFs.-The Complimentary
Dali given 10 Capt. Henry Gilman, and the other
officers of the steamer Belle, at the Luna House,
Red Bluffs on last Monday evening, passed off
in admirable style. The music was unexcep.
tionable-'he large dancing ha.l splendidly llu.
minated-the number Of ladies aud gentlemen
IN attendance very large-and, indeed, every
thing conspired TO remind one of
"a fairy scene, with gadsome beauty rife"
The supper was superb, and reflected great
credit upon the liberaliiy and taste of Messrs.
Vincent & MCabe.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-20

ADJouRYED.-The Legislature adjourned on
last Monday, after rery bitter and stormy SEES
sion OF more than four months duration, As is
uspal with Legislative bodies, this will doubtless
prove the most acceptable act of the session
And although some very good laws have been
passed during the past four months, yet as the
Frederick faction. by cansing the fate of the
most important measures TO depend upon The
successful result of their leaders senatorial
moves, have defeated the leading measures urg-
ed npon the attention of the legislature by Gov
ernor Bigler it is not risking much to say, that
it wonld have been fortunate for the State had
The legislative session, just closed, neyer had a
commencement.
In this connection, however. we take pleasure
in rendering Gov. Bger hat credit to which be
is entitled, by the hithful manper in which he
has redeemed his pledges to the people. He
has. during the entire session. permitted no
proper occasion to pass by without urging npon
the legislature the passage Of laws calculated in
his opinion to promote the interests OF tho State.
The last Message of his Excellencv, submitte q
few moments before the adjournment, contains
facts that should be in the possession of every
citizen. 1t is document that does him great
credit for its fearlessness. We shall publish it
next wee K
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-20
Startling.

a late number of The s. F. Herald has the fol.
lowing interesting paragraph;
General Wool has ordered twelve heavy
gnns mounted on Alcatraces Island with rpaule-
mcuts: six of them are egh,-iych guns. to COM
mHnd the inner harbor; six to be placed
MS to c"mmand he mouth Of the Earbor IN the
direction of Fort Point Ten thirly.two ponnd-
ers are to he placed III position ut Fort Point.
with an epanlement Several twenty =fouy poun-
ders are to he mounted on carriages al Hincon
Point. General Wool has ordered an additional
company ot artillery for the working OF these
guns, and barracks 10 be erected for their ac-
compodatlnn AT the Presdlp.'
This paragraph has called forth an immense
amougt Of remarkably absurd specn!aiinn on
the part of certain editors. They very gravely
ark, "ha,'s in the wind now ~ linc thinks
The warke act of General Wool canpot be the
result Of a threatened Invasion from Santa Anna
because he has no feet wperewiih to make Ill
assault on California bv sea. Most wise and po-
tent conclusion, truly. The same paper, the San
joaquin Rrpubiicnn scouts the idea that il can be
the result of any misunderstanding with Eng.
land, but seems TO tlu! that it may be the i'll
tenflnn Of Louis Napoleon TO knock the United
States into fits, bccause of the recent difficulty
between one of our Courts aud That bag of r;dli
cnlous conceit, folly and vaniiy-Consul Dillon
he lnclines more strongly, however. to The sup
position that it is from the lccntious Queen o
Spain that General Wool expects the threatened
attack.
Now all this will appear the more ridiculous
when it is recoec'ed that, for the past twr
years. every paper in San Francisco. has fire.
qneutly urged upon the attention of those in an.
thori,y, the great Importance of supplying the
harbor Of San Francisco with proper d,fences
General Wool has sin ply done that which should
have been done months ago-wlIich the people
of San Francisco haze asked for time and again
We commend to those septcmep who srnel
gun powder in he simple act of Gen. Wool. the
following remark in late number of The yalpa
raiso Herald, in noticing the sailing Of the Rus
sian frigate Diana. for the Sandwich Islands:
Los Yankrcs will see sights. The Emperor
OF all the Russias does mot intend TO allow Cncle
Sam TO drop on the Islands OF the PACIFIC yri.
ProbablE General Wool was stirred fs aciioE
by this fearful paragraph.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-20
lFrop the Shasta Courier Extra. Of May 49,
GREAT FIRE IN YREKA !
T. o = . 81 6O,O0oI
; SHASTA MaY 18Th

SHASTA Msy 18Th, 1854.
By the arrival cf Mr.. Raines, Of Cram, Rog-
ers & Co.'S Express, who reached here this
afternoon in the unprecedented time of twelve
travelling hours from Yreka. we are put in
possession of the following dispatch from their
Office in that place, giving full account of ter
rible conAagra,ion that devas,ed good portion
of that place on yesterday:
YaKKA. May la, 9 O'Clock r. NJ.
EDS. CouRIkR:-A Gre originated from a
stove pipe in Van Wyck's store, at quarter
past to-day. The wind being somewhat high
at the time, it was impossible TO stop its pro-
gress 1t ragged down Main street TO the corner,
where. by the greatest exert;ous OF the citizens,
it was stopped by passing water in Buckets
The only means available. Except for this. the
whole of the lower part of The town would have
been in ruins. Immediately after it broke out,
the flames spread to both sides OF the street,
burning the whole of the upper business por-
tion of the city. The following is as near an es-
tinlate of the loss Of property, as can be at
..,r,fx xx<4
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-20

BALL AT THE EAGLE IlorEL.-It is scarcely
necessary TO remind The ladrs and gentlemen oi
this place and inlmeslate vicinity, ii.at The ball
a, the Eagle Hotel comes of on Thrrslny Eve
ming next. Some persons at distance. howev-
er. who might desire to attend. may not hav,
heard of it. We therefore atate the fe'. AIeesrs.
Crockrr & Rice. tie lroprie,ors, have on pre-
in making all the arrang, men;s for party y;
this kind. Persons may therefore attend viii
the full assurance that those gentlemen will moi
be to blame, if the ball does not pass off 10 III,
satisfaction nf ALL
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-20

The AGRtCrLTrRAL lNTEREsT-We are in
dsbred To Mr.. J. a Ring for copy of report
on Agriculture, recently submitted to the AS
sembly by w. s. Letcher. The report states
that the immense sum of twenty-five millions of
dollars is annually employed in the import pro-
vision trade of California. The committee also
had reliable Information that within the past
year there were about half million barrels OF
-four brought to this marker, making from five 10
ten millions Of dollars for the article of -four
alone. A short time since some of the papers
below were slightly panic-stricken with the idc.
that our farmers would raise suficicncv Of
wheat the present season 20 supply the Califor-
MIA market. Now confess that is just exactly
what we desire TO see. We desire 20 see our
agriculturists supply California with all neediul
provisions, and thus retain the twenty FIVE mill
ions of dollars among ourselves, instead Of send
ing that amount abroad as heretofore to enrich
others. Such state of things mig injure the
shipping interests. and certain importing mer-
chants OF San Francisco, but it would be glori-
Gus thing for the State at large.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-20

An l1oNoRABLE LEGIs AToR.-When Palmer.
Cook & Co. failed 10 pay to certain New foik
holders of California State bonds the January
interest thereon after the State Tr, nsurer ha,!
placed the necessary AMOUNT in their hands.
Messrs Duncan, Shrrman &; Co. g-nerousl,
stepped forward and saved the credit of til.
State by paying the aIio,nt ihemSelves. For
'his generous net the Assembly returned him u
vote of thanks but when this vote va,s reported
to the Senate. it could culy be entertained b,
unar mous leave. That privilege was asked
but Mr. Tuttl-. Segatnr from Placer, objected
This same man signed bis tame tn both cancn
addresses pn the Senatorial qucston-one ad-
verse aud the other iare.ahls Ia the rleciio,i o,
MIR. Broderick during the session just closed
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-20
The Sabbath Mar.

As will be seen BY the paper published below,
the greater number Of the leading merchants and
traders in this place, have determined hereafter
to close their places of business on the Sabbath
day We most heartily commend the move, and
trust that the remainder Of our business men
will speedily do the same:-
The undersigned. merchants and bankers &c
Shasta. believing that il will be promotive of
good moruls and beneficial to the interests Of
all parties concerned, TO close their places Of
business on the Sabbath day, hereby mutually
agree, that hereafter their stores and offices will
not be opened on that day for the transaction OF
any kind OF business.
Bull Baker & Co.. Hazelrigg, Cox & Co.,
Toinlnson e. Wood. j. 2. Lydon.
A. l.. Dowper Geo. NJ. Seaton & Co..
A. j. Stev, nson s. Co., Rhodes & Co..
H. Gilbert, Adams & Co., BY E. W.
Callahan 4 Co., Tracy, Agent.
Aihanse Manseau,
" paper Is about being established in
Crescent City.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-20
s'ne Nebraska ESsIi.

The following extract from the fourteenth sec
ton of the Nebraska Bill of Senator Douglass
constitutes the feature to which its opponents
most londIy objects
"Is being the intent and meaning Of ,his ac,
not TO legislate slavery into any Territory or
State, nor to exclude it therefrnnl, but 10 leave
the people thereof perfectly free to form and
regulate their domestic institutions i'll their OWN
way. snbirct only to the Constitution of the L.
States; Prorsded. That nothing herein cnntained
shall be construed 10 revive or put il force any
law or resalatcn which may have existed prior
TO the sixth of March. ii ishteen hundred and
twenty; either protecting, establishing, prohi-
biting or abolisling slavery"
AS will be seen, this provision places the
power Of forming and regulating the domestic
institutions Of State or Territory, in the hands
of the people thereof. subject only TO the Cnns,i-
tuition of the United States And on this accom-
every abolition!st in the Union. and all others
having proclivities that way--ihe three thousand
New England donkeys among the number
have raised a great hue and cry that the slave
power was on the increase, and that American
liberty was about being circumscrhed. Bah !.
what do such plen know about liberty 7-men
whe burn those in etfjsy who simply differ in
sentiment from them, and ho would in reality
imprison and burn those same opponents if they
dared.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-20

Ely LAST NIGHTS MAiL.-Ne are Informed by
Mr. Brigham OF Adams & Co.'S Express, who at
an early hour last evening PLACED MS in posses
son OF Sacramento papers of the 18th. and San
Francisco papers OF the l7lh, that just before
the up-river steamers started for Sacramento,
the steamer from Panama was telegraphetl. We
may expect her news to-day.
The Sfa'e Journal is authorised by Governor
biglrr 10 contradict the absurd story that he in
'ei''lesl to call extra Session Of The Legisla-
iure.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-20

FATAL CAsUaLTY-fiyE AIEA Dkowyrn.-
We learn through Mr. E. Dean. Marysvilie mes
senger of Adams q Cn. bat the stage that LET,
hat city for Shasta AT two o'cipck, +. NJ on Sat
nrday last, upset in the night in attempting To
cross Pine .k. between q k (srnve and r..
hama, by WHICH the team. of four hnrses. and
five uen, named Francis L-noir, Edward Bon
gat. - Dutuer, Michael O'keete, and James
Caill. were drowned
The stream. though not large ore, hnd un-
known to The driver brcnme nnnsi,ally swollen
by the late raius. The remainder OF the passen-
gers, five in nnmbers-all men-soge,her with
The driver. hoafed down stream, and saved them.
selves by clinging TO The bushes &c. The stage
agent at Aarysyille sent parties Immediately to
recover and bury the bodes.-Snc Union OF tie
i6f6.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-20

STATE PRiNTING--N Z are lndt bted to Sena-
tor Cotfroh for cory Of the report of portion
of the committee appointed to examine the
Fitch 4 Co.. and George Kerr. From the par
,ial examination made by TIE committee, with
the assistance of two capable practical printers,
they report that q extensive errors against the
State exist in these accounts, and that large
sum is due from the late State printers" In
eleven accounts, taken at random, they find the
State printers were overpad 223O.OS. They
also fud them overpaid $500 for Foreign Mi
ners Licence, and sl2565 on Poll Tax Receipts
for one year They stated, in conclusion, tha,
they have discovered errors 10 the amount of
SEQ 900 in the few vouchers examined, The
report is signed by D. z. Tallmadge. William NJ.
Lent, and Edward M'Garry. AS there are gem
orally two sides To all cases Of this kind we pre-
,ume the gentlemen against whom this report
directly bears, viii speedily make that other side
appear.
Since writing The foregoing, we have read a
card over the signature of Mr. james O'Meara,
one OF the three printers appointed to assist the
committee in examining iie State Printers ac-
counts, in which it IS stated that Messrs john
son apd Ingham, the "expers" who furnished
The committee with the statement of oyerpay-
ment named shove, absolutely declined exam
ming the accounts with Mr.. ON, because OF
the confused State in which they found Them
Mr.. ON. then examined them himself, and in
one bill found an error of s. GOO in favor of the
State, and but oyercharge on the part of "
E Geiser &, Co., amounting to bnt SIS. Ingham
is said 10 have signed the statement through
couriescv. Mr.. O'Alsara therefore prononnccs
Johnson "a person ignorant of the profession he
claims 10 belong C, .ii,, s2yy;lc ,::-y &c the
.-,',osc co!1 1rnands he fnllowsr
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-20

"a Governor bigger ,..o.u ,he deficiency
R'}l on -" * :, ac reasons therefor. ilia
no provision was mai'c .h~rcin for :hc rayncn'
of interest due on the State debt, while it did
con'ain provision for the payment Of claims nj
ready liqnidaied, and so reported by the la',
Comptroller. The Deficiency Bill makes ap
preparations amounting to near half million %
dollars. 1t is said TINT many unfortunate indi
vidnals hive, by this act s.f ftov. Biglcr, been
deprived Of tue funds pecessary to liquila,
certain liqnor and board bills, and that i'll
sequence the proprictors OF certain hotels and
sal'ons exhibit symptoms Of temper alightly cx-
acerbuicd.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-20

AyoTHER MAeSIFIcEST RArFLE.-We direc;
attention the list of ma snifcent prizes offered
by Messrs. e. levin s, Co. These gentlemen
established for themselves high reputation as
fair dealers. Purchasers Of tickets. therefore,
have the assurance that the prizes are of just
sneh worth and quality ss represented. Call
and examine their magnificent jewslry.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-20

y Vail and Buckland, OF nail and shot celeb
rity, have been sentenced to one year in the
county prison of the city of San Francisco, t.
pay fine OF Thousand dollars each, and restore
to their 'dupe the amount OF money obtained.
from him. Vail was once "Alcalde" OF Yreka.
On this head our neigbbors of the Herald are
remarkably ohlivious
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-20

= Mr.. John II. Dunn, editor of the s. F. Po-
ice Gazette, was stabbed to death few davs
since. in San Francisco by printer by the
name of Foley. Foley drunk at the time.
and committed the act while being taken 10 th,
police office BY Dunn tnr annoying snd insulting
that gentleman's wife. hrcanse he. Dunn, had
not paid him his entire bill for work done on
the Gazctte
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-20
A BALL In SHASTA.

THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN of this
l. ra, and the Urper Sacrapento coppiry
generally, will please remcpiber bat ball will
he given al the Eagle Hotel, in this place, on
Thursday evening next, the 25th inst. Every
prepara on is being made TO ensure u delightful
iilre !" MI wh.' may attend.
Shasta. aI;,y 9D 1854. II
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-20

y Patrick Dillon. the pompous and absurd
French Consul. has been indicted for the same
offence for which The Mexican Consul was re-
Gently convicted in the T. S. Distric, Court, viz
enlistirg men in this State to serve in the arlny
of foreign government
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-20
THE SHASTA COURIER.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 20, 1854.
Agent. for the Courier.

The following gentlemen are our regularly
authorized agents. empowered to collect Sub
scriptions. Advertisements and Jeb Work and
receipt for the samc:-
SAs fRAsclsco AoEscY.-Mr L. P. Fisher
He may be found at his desk in the Merchsnt 6
Exchange, Sacramento street.
HeorerriRe. -CRAN, RoerRs & Co., and
RgopEs 4 LysK.
Ore Horse Toacn.-SMrrH & ToLIxAs, Ex-
pressmen.
French Gnich.-THoMpsos & ZIsS and KSAp-
PER Il SCHULTZ.
Yreka-CRAa, RooEns & Co., and RHODES &
LUsx.
20 AGENTS wanted in every portion of the
mines
gJ. ". Evans, Of he firm of Best g. Co., is
our regular agent at Bestville, North Salmon
River, Kltmah county.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-20

e Recorder Baker. the best ,fficcr that San
Francisco was ever blessed with, has resigned
his office. He was perfect terror to all slloul-
der strikers and rosues
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-20
Adams ~ Co.'s Express.

Messrs. Adams & Co. have placed US under
renewed obligations during the week for daily
files of California journals. We are also indebted
to them for bringing 10 US safely through from
San francisco very heavy package.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-20

Miners MEEIING.-We are requested 10 say
that there will be a meeting at the st. Charles
Hotel, Shasta, on Saturday evening next, for the
purpose OF considering the best means OF secur.
ing the introduction of water into the dgsiugs
OF Mlddletown, Texas Springs &c &c.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-20

U The steamers Golden Gaze and g,o,ser
Jonathan departed from San Francisco on the
ls'h, with treasure amounting 10 sa,3is.a4s
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-20
RELIGIOUs NOTICE

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURcH.-Public ser
vices every Sunday at llt A. NJ. and Il z. NJ.
Sunday school every Sunday at 81 P. NJ.
III. B. SHELDON, Pastor.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-20
Later rrem Yreka.

The Expresses of Messrs. Cram, Rogers &
Co. and Rhodes & Co., have placed on our table
the Mountain Herald of the 18th inst.
In regard to the fire the Herald publishes
nothing additional TO that contained in our extra
of the 18Th Everything was yet in mnch con-
fusion and it was impossible to give minute
description Of affairs.
A party of 6fty-sx warriors from De Chute's
river. on the east side of Cascade Mountains,
above the Dalles. distance of about 400 miles.
have arrived in Yrtka. They request Of the
whites the privilege Of fighting the Shasias, who
killed two parties of their tribe some months
since. The whites have promised them their
permission, ii the Shastas do not give up Ger.
tain criminals within given time. These In
dians are very we'll armed, and have in their
possession about 900 head of horses. Tyee Bill,
the Shasta Chief, is encnmped near Yreka with
few warriors, and expresses willingness to
exchange few bullets and arrows.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-20
wADswOKTlH a. KoCkwELD's

WADsWOKIE a. kOtk w Ell DIS
II HARDWARE STORE. corner Battery and
Il Il Merchant streets. San francisco.
To merchants from the ntie ehboring cities and
towns. You invited 10 call and examine the
finest assortn,rat nt goods in ,lc abov line. ever
offered i'll this conrtry, which will be disprs.d
nj at the lowest prices, colislsting i'll part toll
lows
CEilcry Of s!i kinds.
Heavy goods, such as shovrls. axes. chains,
slcdses. hammers, nngils. elliptic springs, circu-
lar II Ill, PIT and crnss cut SAWS, &c.
Building materials such as locks, knobs, butts,
la'cE's :, screws. and everything used in build
ing.
All kinds nf mechanics 'ools-a lnrge and ell
esan' assortment Of The Very best quality and
The very beat uakers.
housekeeping articles-Everyhing in that
ine slcb as ivory linnslled knives. with mud
without forks; silver plated and Briftania tea
sets and casiors; tea trays spoons. ladies' skin
mers. dippers, cake turner's. sad irons. coffro
mills. selves. brass head stec! fire sets, shovel
and t"ngs, sc.
Wooden Ware=-Tnb.. pals. trays bowls,
wash boards, rolliBg pins btefsteak mniIls. &c.
Curdage. hemp and Mauilln rope all sizes.
Hair Clo:h, assorted widths tor sale iow.
Call aatl examine prices and goods.
May 90. I'm
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-20

II The L, ). \. Company nave uec.ared an
other monthly dividend OF six an.l-a- half per
cent.