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Carlos María de Pena. The Oriental Republic of Uruguay at the World's Columbian Exhibition, Chicago, 1893
The Oriental Republic of Uruguay at the World's Columbian Exhibition, Chicago, 1893
Table of Contents
CARLOS MARIA DE PENA
NOTICE
THE ORIENTAL REPUBLIC OF URUGUAY
Discovery—Situation—Limits—Configuration—Perimeter—Superficies
Aspect—Climate—Meteorology
Rivers—Rivulets—Ports—Docks—Dry Docks
Minerals
Vegetation
Animals
Division of the Territory—Situation of the Departments—Centre of Population
Political Organization
Language and Customs
Population—Its Density
Movement of the Population
Movement of Passengers
Immigration
Immigratory Movement in the Port of Montevideo from 1867 to 1891
Wages
Territorial Property
Transfer of Property
Mortgages
How Easily One Becomes a Land Owner
Value of the Land
Agriculture
Agricultural Centres
The Grape-Vine in the Republic
Uruguay Rural Association
Cattle
Slaughter in the Saladeros
Trade and Commerce
Commerce Between the Oriental Republic of Uruguay and the United States of America
Money
Navigation
Goods
Lighthouses
Lazaretto
Interior Commerce
Trade-Houses, Industries, Professions
Banks, Anonymous Societies
Commerce Halls
Means of Communication and Conveyance
Railways
River Steamers
Stage Coaches
Tramways
Telegraph
Navigation Companies
Telephone
Postage
Carriages, Coaches, Etc
Public Education
University
Public Schools
Private Schools
Normal Girl School
Art and Professional School
Military School
Religious Schools
Educational Patriotic League
National Library
National Museum
Newspapers
Societies
Worship and Churches
Public Revenue
Custom Duties
Licenses, Stamped Paper, Stamps
Public Debt
Budget of Expenditure.[1]
Weights and Measures
Official Value of Gold Coins
Police
Army
Navy
Montevideo, the Capital of the Republic
Public Beneficence
Powers of the State
Ministers of the Republic Abroad
Consuls of the Republic
Foreign Ministers in the Republic
Foreign Consuls in the Republic
Custom-House
Laws
Law on Specific Duties
New Laws on Specific Duties
Exports
Law on Immigration
Historical Sketch
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