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among which are the

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ORIGINAL BIG TREE, the stump of which forms the floor of the famous Pavilion, thirty-two feet in diameter.

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Livery and Sale Stables,

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Bet. Montgomery and Kearny, SAN FRANCISCO.

M. MAGNER, Proprietor.

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M. MAGNER,
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Private Teams furnished for the Big Tree Grove and Yosemite Falls, to start from Stockton, or the terminus of the Visalia or Copperopolis Railroad.

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GRAND HOTEL.

JOHNSON & CO., Proprietors.

SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.

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No. 763

Market Street,

San Francisco.

NEW YORK

Exchange Hotel,

SAN JOSE.

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Suites, $4 a day, or $20 a week.

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Fred. Leidig & Hugh Davanay,

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Invites Tourists visiting San Francisco to call and examine his collection at

649 Clay Street,

(UP STAIRS.)

TEAMS AND SADDLE HORSES.

CHURCH & WALLACE,

386 First Street, San Jose.

Single Horse and Buggy to Almaden Mine,	$5 00
Elegant Double Teams,	10 00
Saddle Horses,	2 50

Teams ordered by Telegraph, will be on hand at the Railway Depot.

Woodward's Gardens, Mission St., bet. 13th and 14th, San Francisco, Cal.

THE CENTRAL PARK OF THE PACIFIC.
(See page 130.)

Yosemite and Big Tree Groves

VIA

Mariposa and Clark's or Coulterville.

Thus a person can leave Sacramento at noon, or San Francisco at 4 p. m. by the C. P. R. R., remain over night at the junction of the Rail and Stage roads, the second night at White & Hatch's and arrive in the Valley of the Yosemite the next evening; or those who prefer can remain that night at Clark's and ride leisurely into the Valley early the next day. The latter course might be preferable to the majority of tourists, who would desire to visit en route the Mariposa Grove of Big Trees, which is but five miles from Clark's. The trail from Clark's leads through Alder Creek, Empire Camp, Sentinel Dome, Glacier Point, and the far-famed "Inspiration Point." From the latter is obtained the first grand view of this wonderful Valley, lying four thousand feet below the "Point."

LAKE TAHOE,

Via Stage fourteen miles from TRUCKEE

DONNER LAKE,

Three miles from either TRUCKEE or SUMMIT.

CALAVERAS BIG TREES,

Via Stage, sixty-five miles from GALT, or sixty-two miles from MOKELUMNE

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