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Baltimore Wholesale Business Directory and Business Circular for the Year 1852
Volume 527, Page 189   View pdf image (33K)
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We, the undersigned, having seen J. T. King's Patent Washing Apparatus
in operation at the Fair of the Maryland Institute, have no hesitation in say-
ing that it will accomplish all he claims for it. The most soiled Clothing
were put into the apparatus, and in 5 minutes came out perfectly clean and
looked much whiter than when washed by the old process. JOHN S. SELBY,
Agent of the Maryland Institute; Zenus Barnum, Barnum's Hotel; Wm.
Guy, U. S. Hotel; John F. Meredith, B. C. S. Bennett, Jas. Henderson, S. T.
Taylor, Haywood, Bartlett & Co., Joseph Simms, S. B. Sexton.

To this Apparatus was awarded the 1st Premium, a Gold Medal, at the late
Fair of the Maryland Institute.

THE JUDGES WERE—John H. B. Latrobe, Thomas Winans, John G,
Milholland, Wm. Bodman, Talbot Denmead, Robert Poole.

SPECIAL COMMITTEE—Johns Hopkins, Wm. H. Harrison, David Hays,
J. C. Wilson.

COMMITTEE ON AWARDS—J. Vansant, James Murray, Wm. Bayley,
G. R. Dodge, Thomas Trimble, Hugh Bolton, Enoch Pratt, A. Flannagan,
James S. Suter, G. W. Bentley, Henry Snyder.

We still continue to Manufacture King's Magnetic Washing
Liquid, by the use of which in a common boiler (J pint of liquid
to 10 gallons water) a Family's Washing may be done in about
an hour. The pure liquid will not injure the finest fabric. There
are now over a thousand families in this city who use it regularly.

Factory & Salesroom, No. 235 Baltimore St. near Charles,

J. T. KING & CO.

BALTIMORE STEAM LAUNDRY,

Low Street, near Front.

Offices, No. 165 Baltimore St., No. 188 Pratt, & 202 Broadway,

FOR WASHING, STARCHING AND IRONING, Otf AN EXTENSIVE SCALE,

All kinds of Clothing, Bed and Table Linen,

In a superior style, without injury to the most delicate fabric.
Orders left at the Laundry or Offices promptly attended to.
CARPETS cleansed in superior style.
Washing Collected and Delivered free of charge.

E. DAIX,

FASHIONALBE

HAIR CUTTER AND WIG MAKER,

No. 4 St. Paul Street, near Baltimore St,,

Importer of French Oil Paintings and Engravings, wholesale and
retail. Orders from the Country promptly attended to.

 

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