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 .Hn Obseipaiionist. A drunken vagIant, nasaed Beits. was brought ui, to tie Police Office yesterday, on charge of rohng. Well knowing that he would be sent to the penlteniary for 30 days as Il yagfaM,ahe assumed kind of mock Duke Arafize con. sequrntial air, and struling up to tle ma gisierial desk. he placed his aras alsimho, dent tone of voice, said to the .ju.tice, on hay'nt the honor of my acquaintance, be- lleve, sir.n.

 Magistrate. "I have not, indeed, sir; pray who are you?''

 Prisoner. lis ii me you are addressing, srl''

 Mag. at is, sir; who are you?' Pfi5. "Who am I! Whence and whai am l. 1 suppose you mean"

 Mag. "What's your name?'

 Pris. "Oh! that's q very different ques- ton, sir; my name! oh, why my name? Humph! my name isn't worth much, to be sure; but then, ..what's in nasnea, Ny name--oh! my names Betts- Bill Betts.7 Mag. And what are youl"

 Pris. ssPm an obseruationist.'

 Mag. "A what"

 Pris. "An obseapationtst. sir.o

 Mag. "And what's thal!o

 Pris. "Why, looks out and observes closely all day, to see what can steal a, nigbt.n

 Mag. "Ohl that's sufficient; take him over. ."--N Y. Transcript.