THE LAND JOURNEY FROM NEW YORK TO MERCED, CALIFORNIA.

_Copy of Letter from the Southern Pacific Railroad Company._

"Our fares from New York to Merced, _viâ_ New Orleans, are:--1st class,

unlimited, £19 19s. 0d.; limited, £18 4s. 7d.; 2nd class, £12 8s. 4d.;

3rd class, £12 2s. 9d., all rail; £11 1s. 11d. by steamer to New

Orleans, and thence rail, food, and sleeping berth on steamer included.

The charges for sleeping car berths are:--1st class, 22 dollars; 2nd

class from New Orleans, 3 dollars. There are no 2nd class sleepers to

New Orleans, except on the fortnightly excursion trains from Cincinnati,

leaving that city January 7th and 21st, February 4th and 18th; March 4th

and 18th; April 8th and 22nd, etc. The charge from Cincinnati is 4

dollars 50 cents. Third class passengers can travel in 2nd class

sleepers upon payment of the usual charge. The fares from New Orleans to

principal Californian points, including Merced, are:--1st class,

unlimited, £14. 1s. 3d.; 2nd class, £8. 17s. 1d.; 3rd class, none.

Sleeping cars--1st class, 13 dollars; 2nd class, 3 dollars.

Tickets may be obtained through Messrs, DOWSETT and Co., 3, Lincoln's

Inn Fields, London, direct from Liverpool to California, or any other

State _en route_.

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