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We acknowledge the very polite attention
of Charles Miner, Esq, in Congress, for a
copy of the Documents relative to the reve-
nue. from Imports and Tonnage.


By these documents it appears that the
nett amount of Revenue from Imports and
Tonnage, received by the Treasury ofthe u
nited States from the Ports within the Bay
of Delaware, from the 1st Of January, 1870,
to the last of December, 1925, was SS0,31S,
721 06.-From the ports within the Bay of
Chesapeake, during the same period, was
S56,963,669 SS. From the Port OF New
York, during the same period, was S144, ,o55,
315 0s.-And from the Port of Boston, for
the same period, was S64,5l7, ,667 70.


The amount OF Expenditures paid from
the Treasury of the United States. for Forts,
Lighthouses, Beacons and other public works
to aid Commerce or for the purpose of de-
fence, within said Bays, during said time,
was: for the Bay of Delaware, SSS5, ,4S3 3S,
of which sum S61s,471 &c were expended
on Forts; S1s4.7s3 50, for Lighthouses and
Beacons, and S24,22s for support OF Light
houses In the Bay of Chesapeake, tor