From the New-York Commercial Advertiser.
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Fossil Bones.-As will be seen by the subjoined report one of the largest and finest collections of fos- sll remains ever made in this country, is now to be seen Tn this city We learn that they will probably De taken for exhibition to England and France- They are now exhibiting at the corner of Pearlst. and Broadway. The report came too late for inser- ton yesterday.

 Extract or the Report ofMes Cooper, L. Aug Smith, and

 Dekay Committee appointed by the Lycemm of Natural

 Hisory to examine collection of Fossil Bene recently

 arryed in this city from Kentucky.

 ms collection IS very extensive, and embraces a very great number of eeth tusks, and large bones, many of them in good preservation of elephants ,mas- todon or mammoth horse, OK, elk, megalonyx, Cor great claw of Jefferson and others J-

 The remains ofthe fossil elephant are very numer- ous, and one head is in particular very entire.

 The remains of the mastodon, or American man. moth, compose more than halfthe entire quantity Among them is the most complete head of this ami maj ever discovered, which is now shown to have been more different from that ofthe elephant than was hitherto supposed. Among the tuslSs are some near y twelve feet long, and there about one hundred grinders, many of them of the largest size known of the large bones fthe legs there are nearly foy many Of them well preserved; besides great quan- tity ofothers

 The bones and teeth of the horse found with those of the extinct animals, and apparently belonging to the same era which must have been greatly anterior to the discovery of this continent the Spaniards are remarkably large and sound.

 Skulls, Jaws and teeth oftwp species of OK, one