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FATAL AccIDENr.--On Wednesday after
noon, as DR.. Hitzelberger, accompanied by
some ladies, was passing in his carriage down
Calvert street, one Of the reins either dropped
from his hands or broke. and the horses, star
tied by the occurrence, seemed about TO start
of, when DR.. H. leaped from the carriage, il
is supposed with the intention of checking
them by the head; bnt in alighting the wheel
came upon him and pitched him forward, and
both wheels passed directly across his head
The horses were instantly stopped, and DR..
H. taken up and conveyed TO his residence in
East Pratt, near President street, where he re-
ceived the best medical attendance, but with
out relief; he fingered insensible, under con.
cussion of the brain, until about O'Clock in
the morning, when he expired Clipper.