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road. or other public Improvement
which has been, or may be authorized by an
act of Congress, leading to the town OF Al,
exandria and the said Common Council
may lay any tax on the property IN the SAD
town, to promote any public Improvement
for the benefit of the said town, when, IN the
opinion of the said Common Council, 1t may
be nexpedent, which said taxes may be col
lected as all other taxes are or may be d.
rected to be collected.


SEC. A. Ind be ii further enacted. That
so much of an act, passed the goth OF May,
eighteen hundred and twenty-four, entitled
:" An act supplementary to the act to lncoi-
porate the inhabitants of the city OF WASH
ington, passed the fifteenth of May, one
thousand eight hundred and twenty, and foi
other purposes as relates to the town OF A
lexandria, be, and the same is hereby re-
pealed.


JOHN w. TAYLOR,


Speaker of the House of Representatives.


JOAN G. CALHOUN,


Vice-prcsdcnt of the United States, and


President of the Senate.
ArrnovED--May IS, 1926,


JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.