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had the honor of displaying the Continental colors to a British man-of-war without a return."
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BOOS HOUSE NEAR WHICH LAFAYETTE'S TROOPS ENCAMPED.
Upon Baltimore, formerly Market, Street, between Sharp and Liberty, a tablet commemorates the site of "Congress Hall," a
