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Extract from the Report ot Messrs. oooPe

 CT, J, Augustine Smith and Deaay, a

 Committee appointed by the Lyeeanl of Natural History, to examine oilec-

 ton of Fossil Bones, recently arrived in this city from Kentucky.

 This collection is very extensive, and embraces very great number of teeth, tnsks and large bones, many of them in good preservation, of Elephants, lslasta- don or Mammoth, Horse, OK, Elk, Me gaionyx oI Great Claw of Jefferson, and several others.

 The remains of the fossil Elephant are very numerous, and one head, i'll particular, Is very entire.

 The remains ol the Mastodouor Ame- .icaa Mammoth, compose more than half the entire quantity. Among theH, is the most complete head of this anI- malever discovered, which IS now shown for the first time, to have been more dlt- !iereli from that 0! the isiepila.li than was hitherto supposed. Among the tusls. are some nearly twelve feet long :: and there are about one hundred grind- CTS, many of them of the largest size known. Of the large bones of the legs, there are nearly forty-many of them well preserved, besides great quantity of others.

 The bones and teeth of the Horse, found with those of the extinct animals, and apparently belonging to the same era, (waich must have been greatly an- teror to the discovery of this continent by the Spaniards) are remarkably large and sound. Skulls, jaws and teeth of two species of 0x. one Of them the com mon Buffalo, also accompany these re- mains, as well as part of tic skull Of a large Elk or Moose.

 There are, likewise, several consider able portions of skeleton of the Maga- lonyx. such as the right lower jaw, the 1 tibia and other parts, now, for the first time, discovered.

 The Committee consider this as prob ably the most complete and interesting collection of the relics of these huge all lmals, now no longer existing, that is any where preserved. They afford invalua- ble materials to the Geologist and Aiat- omist. and are eminenlly calculated to excite tho admiration and astonishment ] Of the enlightened and curious of every

 