to each Pennsylvania regiment as it passes into service, and on their return the battles in which they participated are to be marked on the flags, which will be filed forever in the archives of the state." This promise was faithfully kept, and the flag of the Seventy-ninth Regiment, with the names of

Pennsylvania Arms, on East King Street, which was his headquarters for the stay. By 1830 changes were made at the Red Lion (Cooper House), for the spacious ball room was altered into a theatre, and here the noted actor, Joe Jefferson performed. Before the close of the Civil War the military indulged in a Grand