Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-31
AN ACT granting the right of way to the Al cx
andria Passenger Railway through the city.

AN ACT granting the right of way to the Alex
andra Passenger Railway through the city.
Be it enacted by the City Council of AleAan-
dria, That the consent OF the corporate authorl;
ties of the city of Alexandria is hereby granted
to the Alexandria Passenger Railway Company,
corporation chartered under an act OF TIE Leg
isature of Virginia, approved FEBRUARY =,
1872 to construct a railroad track ana turn-olts,
and equip and operate the same for its use from
the foot of King street. in the said city, to such
point or points on said street not east Of Henry
street, as they may hereafter determine; and
from thence Ivy such route as their board OF d.
rectors may elect to the Corporation line at the
head Of Duke street: Provided, that the sald
track and turn outs shall not obStruct the ordl-
nary use of the streets upon which it shall be
laid nor effect in uriously the drainage thereof;
that the company shall pave and keep IN
repair the space between the rails, and that the
grade of said streets shall not be altered without
the permission of the City Council.
Sec. 2. The said railroad company shall be
free from all taxes for the space OF live years,
unless it shall be shown from the books OF the
company, under oath, that it has become re-
munerutive before the expiration OF the time, III
which case the taxes shall be assessed.
Sec, 3 1t is further enacted, Thatthc snl d com
MANY shall construct and operate the said railway
within two years from the first day OF January
1873. otherwise this act shall be OF no effect
Sec. d It is further enacted, That the charge
for carrying passenger one way over the en.'fe
length of said road shall not exceed five cents.
Sec : This act shall be- in force from and
after its passage. :, 90 1919
Passed Common Council, May Is lol?
Passed Board of Aldermen, Nay =, ls,A
HENRY L. SIMPSON, President.
Aunroved: HUGH LATHAM, na5rr.
Teste: HAROLD SNowDEN, CPk. Z. Z.
CMALL HAMS, Maryland brand, for sale by
w F. BROOkES & BRO, -
mv31 147 King street.
CANNED GOODS at reduced prices, at HI
nv 81 w. f. BROOKES & BRO.
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100 barrels EXTRA FLOUR.
so SUPER
In store and for sale by
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Two, three, four and FIVE gallon WATERR
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VERILES CHEMICAL PAINTS ready
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T1OULTERERS FRIEND, OR CHICKEN
POWDER, for all diseases to when chlcN-
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TORTY GROCE pint and half do; FtAoho'
II and 10 groce WINE BOTTLES, just re-
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CWEEPING, WHITE WASH, DUSTlNG
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Cotfees' roasted dsily and for sale by
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