STATISTICAL RETURN FOR EACH DISTRICT.-(Continued.) | No. Value of raw materials used and manufactured in each. Dollars. Value of manufactured articles in each. Dollars. No. Value of raw materials used and manufactured in each. Dollars. Value of manufactured articles in each. Dollars. | No. Value of raw materials used and manufactured in each. Dollars. Value of manufactured articles in each. Dollars. No. Value of raw materials used and manufactured in each. Dollars. Value of manufactured articles in each. Dollars. No. Value of raw materials used and manufactured in each. Dollars. Value of manufactured articles in each. Dollars. No. Value of raw materials used and manufactured in each. Dollars. Value of manufactured articles in each. Dollars. | No. Value of raw materials used and manufactured in each. Dollars. Value of manufactured articles in each. Dollars. No. Value of raw materials used and manufactured in each. Dollars. Value of manufactured articles in each. Dollars. No. Value of raw materials used and manufactured in each. Dollars. Value of manufactured articles in each. Dollars. No. Value of raw materials used and manufactured in each. Dollars. Value of manufactured articles in each. Dollars. No. of pounds of raw silk manufactured from the silk worm. Incorporated. Unincorporated. AND DUMB CIRCUMSTANCES; ALSO THE NUMBER OF INDIANS IN AND BLIND PERSONS, AND OF IDIOTS AND LUNATICS; DISTINGUISHING SEXES, AGES AND EACH DISTRICT. BLIND. IDIOTS. LUNATICS. INDIANS. Circum Males. Females. Circum stances. stances. DEAF AND DUMB, Females Under 12 years of age. Over 12 and under 25. Under 12 years of age. Over 12 and under 25. No. whose parents are unable to educate and support them. No. whose parents are of sufficient ability to educate and support them. Total number of deaf and dumb persons of all ages. Under eight years of age. Between eight and twenty-five. Under eight years of age. Between eight and twenty-five. No. whose parents are not of sufficient ability to educate and support them. No. whose parents are of sufficient ability to educate and support them. Total number of blind of all ages. Under twenty-one years of age. Above twenty-one years. Under twenty-one. Above twenty-one. No. supported by charity. Whole number of idiots. Under twenty-one. Over twenty-one. Under twenty-one. Over twenty-one. No. supported by charity. No. in lunatic asylums. No. not supported by public or private charity. Whole number of lunatics. OF ALL IMPROVEMENTS EXCEPT ORDINARY REPAIRS IN EACH DISTRICT. CHURCHES OR PLACES OF WORSHIP, AND THE COST THEREOF, AND OF THE REAL ESTATE BELONGING THERETO, AND | | Cost of churches. | Cost of other improvements. Cost of real estate. | No. of churches. | Cost of churches. Cost of other improvements. | Cost of real estate. | No. of churches. Cost of churches. Cost of other improvements. | Cost of real estate. | No. of churches. Cost of churches. Cost of other improvements. | Cost of real estate. | No. of churches. Cost of churches. Cost of other improvements. | Cost of real estate. TIONAL PURPOSES, AND OF THE REAL ESTATE BELONGING THERETO, AND OF ALL IMPROVEMENTS, EXCEPT ORDINARY REPAIRS. COLLEGES, ACADEMIES, COMMON SCHOOLS AND SEMINARIES OF LEARNING, AND THE cost of all BUILDINGS ERECTED FOR EDUCA No. female seminaries. Cost of female seminaries (buildings). Cost of other improvements. Cost of real estate. No. of other incorporated institutions of learning. Cost of other incorporated institutions of learning (buildings). Cost of other improvements. Cost of real estate. No. of normal schools. Cost of norman schools (buildings). Cost of other improvements. Cost of real estate. No. of common schools. Cost of common schools (buildings). Cost of other improvements. Cost of real estate. No. of pupils on teacher's list. Average attendance of pupils. No. of private and select schools. Cost of private and select schools (buildings). Cost of other improvements. Cost of real estate. | No. of children attending. Persons to be enumerated. Returns how verified. Copy to be county clerk. S8. Every person whose usual place of abode shall be in any family, on the first day of July in every such tenth year, shall be returned as of such family; and every person casually absent at the time of taking the enumeration, as belonging to that place in which he usually resides. S9. The return so made out shall be certified by each marshal taking the enumeration to be true and accurate to the best of his knowledge and belief; which certificate shall be subscribed and sworn to by him before any officer authorized to administer oaths, who shall certify such attestation, without charging any fee therefor. S 10. Each marshal shall, on or before the first day of Sepdelivered to tember in every such tenth year, cause the returns so certified with a duplicate copy thereof, to be delivered to the town. superintendent of common schools of the town in which such marshal shall have been appointed, or where no such officer exists, to the supervisor of the town, or alderman of the ward in cities, whose duty it shall be within ten days thereafter to make and transmit to the county clerk an abstract thereof, subscribed and certified by him, containing the aggregate result or sum total of each of the particulars required to be stated in the several columns of the returns to be made by the marshals of his town, as herein before prescribed. The deposited. duplicate copy of such original return shall be deposited with said town superintendent, supervisor or alderman, for the inspection at all proper hours of any person interested, and shall be filed immediately after the first day of October there Duplicate copy where |