_COUNTRY ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO._ ELEY’S AMMUNITION. ELEY BROTHERS, LONDON, beg to call the attention of Sportsmen to the advantages to be derived from the use of the Wire Cartridge, in the pursuit of all kinds of large or small game. As there are few Sportsmen who are not in the habit of using these Cartridges, they are so well known as to make a description of them scarcely requisite. The shot is packed within a wire cage, which is constructed so as to allow them to escape from it gradually while the charge is in motion. They cause all guns to shoot with double the strength which can be obtained by the ordinary mode of loading, and with much greater regularity, as each shot retains its spherical form. The Royal Cartridge is mostly used in this country for killing wild game. The Green Cartridge is the sort generally in demand for India and America, being made for foreign field sports with the largest drop shot, and also with mould shot, and will be found very effective at large game where the Sportsman has not a rifle in the field. ELEY’S DOUBLE WATERPROOF CENTRAL FIRE CAPS. These Caps are now well known and approved, being found superior to all others for their certainty and rapidity of fire, either in dry or wet weather. For India and the Colonies, or any climate where Caps may be exposed to great vicissitudes of heat, cold, or moisture, they are particularly recommended, as they cannot be injured by any amount of exposure to wet or heat, nor their qualities impaired, if kept for years in a tropical climate. The ignition at all times is safe and certain, whilst in humid weather, the discharge is as instantaneous as with the ordinary Cap on the dryest day. For testimonials as to their value for shooting in India _see_ Colonel Jacob’s work on “Rifles and Projectiles.” They have been much approved for the rifle in foreign field sports, where the Cap is often allowed to remain a long time upon the nipple. Being perfectly waterproof, they will bear immersion in sea-water for days without injury; but when testing them in this manner, it is necessary to blow the water out of them before placing them upon the nipple. Concaved Felt, and chemically prepared Cloth Gun Waddings, to prevent the leading of guns, warranted not to blow to pieces in the barrel. Cartridges for Breech-loading Shot Guns, Rifles, &c.; also for Sharp’s Breech-loading Rifles, and Prince’s Breech-loading Carbines. Cartridges made for Needle Rifles, very simple and effective in their construction. Skin Cartridges, suitable for Adams’, Deane’s, and Colt’s Revolvers--warranted to leave no deposit when fired. Also Rifle Shell Tubes, as manufactured by direction of Colonel John Jacob, of the Bombay Artillery, and every description of ammunition for sporting or military purposes. Sole Contractors to the War Department for Waterproof Military Caps, Revolver Cartridges, Jacob’s Rifle Shell Tubes, &c.