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Curious Erhibition.-Attracted by curiosity, we yesterday visited the exhibition of bones now to be seen at the corner of Bienvie and Royal street. Like many others, we were led to believe, and this previous to your visit, that some ingenious mechanic and naturalist had determined to dupe the world by means ofhis profession and having only entertained the dea we are free to confess our erroneous thought and render justice, where justice is due. We do moi hesitate to say that there is not the least doubt but that these bones are the remains of the different ami

 maj species that in days of yore were found in the world First the great carnipOrous animal, of which no accurate description possibly be given, is wonder by tself and is sufficient to attract public notice, and deserves visit equally from the natural

 Ist and the novst. There are other bones of equally curious sizes, and more especially one resembling the collar bone of human being, about IA inches long. To say this was other than human, judging from sight alone, we should immediately stand con. victed of total ignorance of the human annatomy for in this one particular, the human race is alone

 but then the size so extraordinary, that are led to wonder whence came these remains, for we see nothing approaching to them in our existence, nor read we any thing of the kind having existed many years antecedent to the lives of our fathers There is another bone, much resembling the arm bone of man; it's form is peculiarly striking, and the only reason for hesitation to pronounce it human, is it's exceeding length and circumference, 1t is about 21 inches long, and that part which we should term il

 were actually human the artculang joint is about inches in circumference. There are many other bones the remains of animals familiar, at least in natural history, to the general mass of mankind, to visit all which, for practical information we invite the attention of the public. c.--Ne,O Orleans Mercan tae Aduertisev.