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li la rajiraayMfrini Ukal Hm Vreohluiil anni for Lang?

ston and tendered him tho cominissiouorship of

tho Fror demo's liuroau. This is a m ?stake. Lang?

ston sought tho intorviow and applied for tho po?

sition, and whoo informell that lhere was no va?

cancy, mid no probability of ono very soon, ho

nuked for tho appointment of ministor resident nt

Hayti. To this tho Prosidcul mado a similar rc

rpm i no, and thus tho intorviow terminated.

A lotter from Paris states that M. AIXMNIIKB

DUMAS is ongaged ou a now novol, tho scono of

which ia laid in America, tho timo hoing that of

tho civil war. Il is understood that many of tho

details and incidents havo boon furnished by tho

occentric equestrienne, Au.ui ISAACS ?ilKM;UN HLE

irAN, or whalovcr olso tho lady's namo may bc.

Miss MENKEN ia not without literary proclivities

of a certain ordor-and is reported to bin o kopt n

Journal, iu which aro amassed many roi.iarknhlo

occurrences, which aro to bo "worked up" in tho

now romaneo alter M. DUMAS' own incomparable

manner.

Tho Doard of Brokern of New York city have an

apparatus in thoir building for voulilating and

muling tho r om in which tho gold board hold

their daily meetings. Tho room is fifty-fivo fest

aquaro and twenty foci in height. A fan blower,

worked by a small steam onginc, is placed in ono

of tho upp..-r r emu, and drawing its supply from

tho external air near tho top of tho building,

forces a continuous current into tho room bolow,

.hanging tho air ovory aix minutes. During very

hot neather tho tallowing air is forced through

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The Charleston daily news. (1867). Charleston, S.C., 1867-09-02. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84026994/1867-09-02/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Charleston daily news, 1867-09-02.