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DEDICATION OF AN EDUCATIONAL BUILD
ING.-Last evening, the building at the corner
OF 22d and streets, built by the Government
origin ally as uarters for the detailed clerks
and turned over recently TO Rev. DR. r ID
Turney for educational purposes, was dedi-
catCd IN the presence OF quite q large audience,
white and celored, among whom were a num-
ber OF Senators, clergy. the pupils Of the Ma
tlonal Theological Institute, teachers of the
Washington Educational Society, and the / a.
dies National institute. Brig Gen. q. II.
Howard presided and the exercises were
opened with prayer by Rev. :. Il. Hill: after
which, two OF DIR. Turney's pupils read Sc
lecuons OF Scripture. Rev. Mr.. Nelson offered
series OF resolutions explanatory OF several
educational prospects, and eompIimenting
Rev DIR. Turney and Mrs. Turney for thssr
labors among the freedmen; which was adopted.
Ger. Howard, Dr. Turney, Senator Pomeroy
OF Kansas. Senator Nye, of Nevada, Rev. ID.
W. Anderson, colored, and Mr.. j. @. Lewis,
OF this city, addressed the meeting. During
the meeting, Gen. Howard stated that there
were l2,O00 colored schools in the United
States and ass colored teachers OF these
schools, 623 Were sustained wholly or in part
Of the Freedmen's Trust Company, in mis-
city. and could say that there had been demos
ited in that bank by the freedmen Themselves
in the past year, upwards Of O., ,OO0,O
COMMITTED FOR CoURT.-Yesterday affair
noon, Richard Bennett, a soldier of the 5th cav.
airy, amused himself by going about in the To-
calities Of the First Ward msstIy occnniad bv
coiored people, and abusing and beatinr tben3
Omcer harris arrested him for beating col.
ored man named VIM. Armistead, Knocking
nlm on me head with stone and otherwise IN
luring him. While on the way to the station
neuse with the prisoner another soldier, named
james L. Davis, met Harris and Knocked him
senseiess. A number Of white persons were
called upon by the ofncer to aid him, but they
refused and formed a ring to see the fight be-
tween the officer and soldiers. Fortunately q
colored man, who exhibited better qualities OF
q citizen than the white ones, assisted the OH.
Ger who was being beaten and kicked by the
soldiers, and succeeded IN securing both the
roughe. They were taken 70 the First Ward
station and sent 70 jail for court upon q charge
Of resisting, assaulting and beating the officer.
Omoey HAryis WAS severely eut and bruised.
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WOOD AND COAL.

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Saved .sd Split Phk Pts. WOOD ;'ssDerssora.
Long Oak, 4S per cord.
ton Of Coal sold by me always weighs T. 24o lbs
JOHN B. LORD,
feBy Corner 4th and g streets
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CONCERT AND TABLEAUX
~ IN AID OF
MISSIONARY SOCIETY

Trinity SUNDAY SCHOOL,
Al ODD FELLOWS HALL, 7th street. on
WtpSEsbAY EVENING, April 2ith, at eight
Tickets may be procured at Metzerott's Music
Store, Ballsntyn ne's Book Store, and at the door
Of the Hail.
,Adnittanos: Adults, so Gents; Children, 25
Gents
Refreshments a. the Hail. ap % 81
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The Journeymen carpenters who are SOW on
q strike have reached q very sensible c0ncIu-
sion. They have become convinced thar the
cooperative principle of labor is the only re-
liable remedy for disagreements between en-
ployers and worklngmen. and they have ac-
oordingly commenced the formation OF an
Association 10 work upon that principle The
best reforms move slowly, but they are very
cure. When the Sun first suggested the CO.
operative plan OF labor the system was COM
paratyelI unknown in this country, and was
generally regarded az q visionary, Imprscncal
idea. We have never lost faith in its efficacy
however, and the succfss which has attended
IL In all faIr trials conclusively proves the
utility and practicability Of the principle.
Cooperative manufactures and workshops
are now in successful operation in ysrious
sections OF the country. The strikes which
occurred last summer led TO the establishment
OF two or three associations Ct that kind In
Troy, Tor instance, the journeymen moulders
who engaged IN strike last July. Determined
10 adopt this system, and the result of their
enterprise is more successful than they ex-
peeteo. With capital of thirty-two thousand
oollars-part of which they borrowea-they
made a net profit IN the I've months preceding
the nrst OF January, of over six thousand doll
lars. That is, each mem Der received the reeu-
lar rate OF wages for his labor, and received A
DIVIDEND from the SIX thousand dollars of
proft. And IN addition 70 this. the members
Of the Association had work all the time while
workmen who were employed in the usual
way lost considerable time in conseQuenca OF
the scarcity OF work. By combining together
and establishing themselves into business
upon the cooperative plan they have the
satisfaction OF working for no taskmasrer but
themselves, and OF being annoyed by no trou-
bic about the rate OF wages.-N y. Sun
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CONFERENCE OF THE A NJ E OHuRcH-The
appointments. = Yesterday the Conference
opened with Bishop Wayman in the chair
Op taking up the regular business there was
quite an interchange Of opinion upon the sub
lect OF the Bishops (Payne) departure for
Esgland. II was thought expedient, Ia the
event, TO appoint a committee for the bishop
aks Revs. James A. Handy. John j. Herbert
and George T. Watkins were appointed. John
II. SprIggs, John II. Offer, George Williams,
Jacob l.. Hutton, James r. SIsson, and HeHry
Slinar, were then ordained. The appoint
pents were given out, the following being in
this locality: Washington CITY, ID. C.-IsraeI
Church, Rev. W. II. Hunter: Union Bethel
Rev. James A. Handy; ST Paul's Chapel
Rev. X. A. Hall; Allen Station, Rev William
II. Waters: City MIssien, William B. Derrick
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Rev. w. ID. Harris
Reys. George I. Watkins. i. ID. =. Hall J. r.
'. Thomas, i. ]. Hill, ana John II. Offer, Will
be included in the Provisional Conference OF
Virginia. Rev. W. ID. W. Schureman trans
ferred TO the Georgia Conference Rev J. M
Brown continued as the corresponding secre-
tary. Rev. James Il. A. Jon nson as agent for
Wilberforce. and Rev. James ID. SIsson as
agent for Missionary Society. The CoEfer-
eHce was adjourned 10 meet in Annapolis in
lS6S. The Virginia Conference will be held
at Richmond, MAY 10, proximo, Bishop Way
man 10 pres ide.-BdltimOre Sun.
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-..,uT OF rs PA TENT OPYLgE,
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.,,,,os ~ joSn A. llder deee ..ed; Of
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y SslSdi aSd .so~ sns n .Is ,ss;
re so11sy said petition ought not TO be granted.
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On the petition Of sica isa asp a6sTGoasnY, IsG 81 i
L. am Sc ,f5 sh seH s.s o 5uy
isos, for an Improvement in Sheet Metal Besm.,
Iss.nt, which take. place on the Eth d, q July,
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On the petition Of dsosaG T, PA PARhY, hi tfc' of
pa,ens sIsnea To- e. Tor d the s. extension M
iSss, fer an Improvements in knti-fTicsion BoSss,
patent Which take. place s os the q ssy Of GusS a. ,aa
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard a,
July ns5t; a. IL o'clock M and all persons
granted.
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T. c. THEAKER,
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P.s.-Editors OF the above papers will please
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFTC

WASH NGTON, April 8. 1867.
On the peJi ton of WILLlAM BOTrERFIELD,
OF Boston. Mass praylnR Tor the extension Of .
patent granted to him the 4th day of July 1854,
for an Improvement in Sewing Mschioes, for
seven years from the expiration of said patent,
which takes place on the Gath Gay of November,
ls6
IL is ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Ofce on Monday. the I'd day of Sep
tsmbeI next, at IL clock n. and all persons are
notified to sppesr and shew cause, If any they
have, Why said petition ought not TO be granted
Persons neposi ng the exte ensien are required to
file In the Patent once their objections specially
ret forth In writing, at least ttCsHfy days before
the day Of hearing; all testimony hlei By either
party to be used at the said hearing must be
taken and transmitted in accordance with the
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plication-
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before the day of hearing; the arguments, II any,
within ten days after filing the testimony
Ordered, slse. that this notice be published in
the b publican and the Intelligence. Wash ng-
ton, ID o., and IN the Journal, Boston. Mass,
once g week for three successive weeks; the q rst
Of said pu stiops TO be at least sxty days pre-
T. C. THEAKER,
Commissioner OF Patents.
p. S.-Editors OF the above papers will please
copy, asd send their bills TO the Patent Once,
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~ UNITED STA TES PATENT OFFICE


WAsR,SSToS, April ), 1871:
On the petition Of ISAAC BROWN, Of Cecil
ton, Mar land, praying for the extension Of 9
patent granted 20 him the 18th day OF July,
1873, for an Improvement in Mode II Driving
Saws, for seven years from the expiration OF
ssid patent, which takes place on the l9tn day OF
July. 1857
Ills ordered that the said petition be heard at
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