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SERIOUS AcCIDENT.-An accident OF quite
a serious nature, and which may prove fatal
10 one of those injured, occurred to-day in
Baltimore street, between Charles and Light
streets. Ii was caused by the horse attached
to the buggy wagon of Mr.. Maybury Turner
running Off The animal became frightened
in the vicinity of Mash Market Space, and
run at furious rate up Baltimore street with
the vehicle attached. In passing along near the
jewelry establishment Of Messrs Campbell. an
old gentleman named WIN. Brown, who resides
IN Sugar alley, was run over and very serious
ly hurt. Some of his ribs are said to he bro
ken, his back and shoulders badly bruised, be-
sides being hurt internally and otherwise. He
was picked up, senseless for the moment and
perfectly helpless, and conveyed into the Store
of Mr.. Hamilton Easter, when medical aid
was procured and where he still remained in
great agony at O'Clock.


A gentleman named Bainbridge, Of Louis
vile, Kentucky, was also run over in the
same vicinity, prostrated on the pavement,
and seriously bruised. He was taken into
the Jewellery establishment of Messrs Camp
bell and Brother, and after receiving medical
aid was resuscitated and taken to The house
OF his relatives in this city. He suffered much
pain but was not dangerously hurt.


"A gentleman named Brain was also run
against and pretty badly hun. We further
learn that small boy whose name we could
injured


A number of ladies and others on the street
at the Time very narrowly escaped Bait. Pat.