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 Below will be found an abstract of the Census OF thlS State, which has just been completed by the Mar shaI showing Ut view the loss OE gain of each town within the last years-the aggregate loss OF gain of each county, and the aggregate gain in the in population within this period, s eompEised in the growth of some four five of our principal In almost all of the towns where agriculture and the there has been quite diminution of inhabitants and this diminuon is made up by considerable increase in towns where large manufaciores have grown up as in Waterbury, Derby, &c. In some agricultural towns, the table shows an apparent large eain-bue this s generally owing to the fact, that inc limits of the town have been extended, as some neighboring town exhibits proportionate reduction Towns thar have been divided since 1890, have the census for that year carried out by brace, then taken-and the gain or loss shown as though they were now one town-N NetD. HaUen Register. =.