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IV^ Churches and Charitable InstitutionsĪmerican Church, German Church, Cemeteries.Ĭonvalescencia, Poor and Foundling Asylums. Topographic Office, Archives, Commissariat,Ĭhap. Provincial Departments, Library, Legislature, Itineraries from England and Sew York.Įnglandto Buenos Ayres. Monetjs^ Weights^ Measures, and Distances. Post-oCBce Returns, Comparative Table of Time, History and Literature of River Plate.Īdministpatiou of President 5Iitre (1862-8), de la Biestra, 1 30ĭon Mariano Balcarce, Seftor Posadas, Postmaster-General, Mr.Ĭhap. Avellaneda, Colonel Gainza, General GcUy y Obes, 129 General Urquiza, Archbishop of Buenos Ayres, Governor Castro, 127ĬTr. Enterprises^ Projects^ and Concessions.ĭrainage and Water Supply. Meet with a good reception : whatever inaccuracies may have unavoidablyĬii.4P, IX. In giving the Handbook now to the public we feel confident that it will The maps of the Argentine Republic, BuenosĪyres city, and Montevideo, will be bound with the second volume. contains four sections: D., the thirteenĪrgentine Provinces E., the Banda Oriental F., Paraguay and G., aĤ5oraplete Directory, official, foreign, and commercial, of Buenos Ayres and The City of Buenos Ayres, its buildings, institutions, and port C, theĬamps of Buenos Ayres, comprising the various partidos and every estancia of the Handbook contains three sections, viz.: A., theĪrgentine Republic, its colonies, railways, history, public men, &c. With foreigners to advance this fine country. Republic ! Let us hope that patriotic Argentines will join heart and hand In Buenos Ayres, than the study of the resources of the Argentine 'way, and no branch of knowledge is more important, nor more neglected Popular education also bids fair to make much head. Under a progressive and peaceful administration we may lookįorward to widespread improvement, new enterprises, and an increase of

The present work, in the hope of drawing increased attention to the River Sarmiento's administration is a most opportune time for the publication of The conclusion of the Paraguayan War and commencement of President Population and industrial resources the River Plate will soon follow in theįootsteps of its great model, the United States. In fine, we have every hope that with an increase of ■Republics, and the kindly feeling and cordiality of all educated ArgentinesĪnd Orientals. Here to bear evidence to the liberal spirit of the institutions of these Labored to point out to readers in Europe the many advantages which theseĬountries enjov, to attract a larger tide of immigration. Give an exact picture of foreign enterprise and industry in the River Plate,Īnd the task was, indeed, an agreeable one. Information of these countries, as we have spared neither labor norĮxpense to deserve the approval of the foreign community, which is the Of the present Handbook there will be found very complete and detailed National and Provincial Governments failing to subscribe for a single copy,Īlthough we had the satisfaction of knpwing that the work was productive In fact we lost money by our edition of 1863, the Unfortunately, the difficulties and outlay are far beyond any profit that theĮditors can expect. The River Plate, as of our friends in Europe and the United States. Handbook of these countries annually, for the use as well of residents ia If possible, it would be desirable to publish a The utility of a work like the present is so manifest as to need neitherĮxplanation nor apology. STAJtI>A£D printing-office, 74 CALLE BELGRANO. I'īUENOS AYRES, THE UPPER PROVISOES, BAiiDA

#Oficinas centrales de moneyhouse full#

Full text of ' Handbook of the river Plate, comprising Buenos Ayres, the upper provinces, Banda Oriental, Paraguay.