271

10 453 8 6 11 557 3 9|| 23 1005 3 14
20 1328 7 8 7 318 9 25 12

452 6 9
58 3808 8|21| 93 5867 20 161 10389 5 6
2 155
5 188

4 114

5 201
5 283 6 21
623456 6 8 39
2 69

146 11 13 3
80

3
2282 729 57

1

123 419|| 8

135 821| 4|
3567 9 8 41
74

1

286 2 22
174 114
2678 9 16

47

25

Members of Professions,
Capitalists and Merchants, i
Agriculturists,
Public Officers,

1
Employed in Arts and
Trades,

2
Laborers,
Seafaring,

34
Paupers,

70

92 4316 51273 3103 5 91 88 3880 1281
14 770 128| 32 1669 6 26 45 1997 327
79 3408 8 4 275.
1 74

8 622 4 5 368

30 1494 2014 9 542 11510

554
457 5217

406 321|12|
335 181

651 2 7
906 225

1097

3 157

4

275

1

42

1581

276 14315 315 233 12601 5 29 338 18206 824 1166203 21373 3796 1 3 80 4684 2 986

4901 624

Total,

110 6007 713| 106 5858 1 4| 120 6922 3 1

69 3575 221

11 616 · 6

20 1127 9!

1676 90,034

612| 53.71

Females,

1 80

2 41 3 3

2 86

19

724 11 3 38.15

Total,

111 6087 7 13 108 5899 4 71 122 7008 3 1

69 3575 221

11 616

6

20'1127 9

1695

90,759

515|| 53.54

3. (1.) Number and Approximate Ages by Classes.

Booksellers,

1

1 Gentlemen,

2 5 5 Manufacturers,

1 2

1 Merchants, Dry Goods Dealers, ?

13 11 7 Grocers, Storekeepers, Traders, 3

3 11 11 3 Pedlers,

2 Total,

17 13 8 4 13 16 8 Agriculturists, Farmers, Yeomen, 18 40 43 55 73 97 169 142

18 40 43 55 73 97 169 142 23 Gardeners,

1

1

Clerks, Bank Messengers,
Depot-Master,
Inspector,
Postmasters,
Soldier,
Surveyor of Lumber,
Toll-gatherer,
Warden of the State Prison,

Anchorsmith,
Bakers,
Barbers,
Basket-maker,
Blacksmiths,
Boot and Shoe-makers and Shoe-

dealers,
Brick-layers, Masons, Stone-lay-

ers, Stone-masons,
Butchers,
Cabinet-makers,
Card-makers,
Carpenters, House Carpenters,

Housewrights, Joiners,
Caulker and Graver,
Chair-maker,
Cigar-makers, Tobacconists,