. Numéro de notre drapeau, avec 1197 drapeaux en couleurs et 300 d'autres illustrations en noir et blanc. heslong et trente-quatre pouces de large. Son canton est douze et cette nuit- le gouverneur royal, Tryon, atterrit sans un tel défilé populaire.-Bancrofts Histoire des États-Unis. Le 21 novembre 1775, Lady Washington est escorté de Schuylkill ferry en thecity par le light horse, &c. Le 27 novembre 1775, Lady Washington assisté par une troupe de cheval, deux compagnies d'infanterie oflight, &c, Philadelphie gauche sur son voyage vers le camp de Cambridge.-des passages du journal de Christopher Marshall, vol.

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. Our flag number, with 1197 flags in full colors and 300 additional illustrations in black and white. heslong and thirty-four inches broad. Its canton is twelve and one- That night the royal governor, Tryon, landed without any such popular parade.—Bancrofts History of the United States. Nov. 21, 1775, Lady Washington was escorted from Schuylkill ferry into thecity by the light horse, &c. Nov. 27, 1775, Lady Washington attended by a troop of horse, two companies oflight infantry, &c, left Philadelphia on her journey to the camp at Cambridge.—Passages from the Diary of Christopher Marshall, vol. I, 1774-77, edited by fVm.Duane, pub. Phi/a., 1839. 1 By-laws, Muster Roll and Papers of the First Troop of the Philadelphia CityCavalry, Philadelphia, Jas. B. Smith and Co., 1856. 2 Letters of C. J. Lukens to G. H. P., dated Nov. 6, 1871, March 21, 1872, etc.Mr. Lukens says the first troop have always prized their standard very highly, butnever suspected its value in the history of the stars and stripes until informed by him. STANDARqHILADELPHIA UGHT HORSE. PKESRKTBD O T u at^p nRP8. ? va BY CAPr- ABRAHAM W^RKOE 1774-7.7. L UW FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES. 183 half inches long and nine and one-half inches wide. Thearmorial achievement in its centre occupies the proportional spaceshown in the drawing ; both sides of the flag exhibit the sameattributes. The left side shows everything as if the materialwere transparent, giving the right side entirely in reverse, exceptthe cyphers L. H., and the motto : 4 For these we strive. Thecyphers, the running vine on both sides, the cord and tassels, and the fringe are of silver bullion twist. The spear head andthe upper ferrule, taken together eight inches in length, are ofsolid silver. The staff is of dark wood, in three carefully ferruleddivisions screwing together. Ten screw rings at irregular intervalsfrom two and one-half to three and three-fourths inches, are usedto attach the flag to the staff by means of a cord laced throughcorre

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