The Restaurateur.
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THE Proprietor takes this method of returning


i thanks 10 his old friends and acquantancss, for the


liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon his House
and would respectfully inform them, Members of the
Legislature and others visiting the Seaf OF Government
this Winter, that he has recently fitted up his nse f
the very best manner and will be prepared to
sonable terms. It is furnished with fine BAR ROOM
ia large READING ROOM, and conyenienf LUNCH
ROOM. The BAR shall never be without the best ana
greatest variety of Liquors. which will be served up az
all hours Every exertion will be made by the Propre


tor to keep hand good supply of fresh NorEolk Oys
be served up in equal (if superiory 10 any
Establishment in the City. JOHN KANE.
Nov. 20, 1874. 62bAf.