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AETKDELuvIAN REMAISs.-The largest colec- titn oi aaltic animal remains ever discovered in the United States, in the central glass at the Patent Hifce m Washington. They the lropert, cf v. U Bryan, of Missouri, who in rhe summer Of lSl3, al a great expense, and Mnh ncre dible perseverance and labor, had them sought for and dis ,erred from alluvial deposite in Benton county in that State, in uence of indications of their presence, accidentally observed by farmer in digging well '-...-

 The National Iniegencer suggests that they must have remained thus inhuined centuries upon centuries, if mt thousands of years; for is not il conjecture hy any means too extrayaghni to say that they altogether aateduvian ia their charac- ieI ir' ics. ... -f

 They arc now deposited in the Patent Office, awaiting ihe acii"n of congress. which Mir. liryan has invited in p-,ition to purchase them f"r gov erlnnen,, as aboriginal memorials worthy of nationa preser,ainn They consist oi bones and teeth of he great American elephant, the mastodon, mrgalonix and fossil horse.

 Some oi the aninals 10 winch these bones belong e l. judging by analogy, must have been from 20 Id B fee high, and arge and long in propo ton. 1hete fossil remains. all Tn per 'ect preseryai on, have been pt ononneed by scientific members of the AsS um o Natural History. New York, who have carefully ex- amned them, moi only the largest collection, Lui the most perfect specimens of the sind ever discovered in this country IN Y. American. -...n .-