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ROBERT M. DE WITT, PUBLISHER,
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VALUABLE HAND-BOOKS OF GAME?

Morphy's Match Games;

BEING A FULL AND ACCURATE ACCOUNT OF HIS MOST

ASTOUNDING SUCCESSES ABROAD DEFEATING, IN ALMOST EVERY INSTANCE, THE

CHESS CELEBRITIES OF EUROPE.

Edited, with copious and valuable Notes,

BY CHARLES HENRY STANLEY,

Author of "The Chess-Player's Instructor." This valuable acquisition to Chess Literature contains a SPLENDID PORTRAIT OF PAUL MORPHY the Chess Champion of the World, engraved on Steel, in the highest style of modern art, by J. C. BUTTE Esq., being an accurate and most perfect transfer of one of BRADY's most successful Photographs, togeth with a fac-simile of MR. MORPHY'S AUTOGRAPH.

Elements of Draughts;

Or, BEGINNER'S SURE GUIDE:

Containing a thorough and minute Exposition of

EVERY PRINCIPLE, SEPARATELY EXPLAINED;

TOGETHER WITH

MODEL GAMES ILLUSTRATIVE OF ALL THE OPENINGS.

Illustrated with Diagrams exhibiting critical positions to be won or drawn by scientific play. BY I. D. J. SWEET,

DRAUGHT EDITOR OF "THE NEW YORK CLIPPER."

Chess-Player's Instructor;

OR, GUIDE TO BEGINNERS;

CONTAINING ALL THE INFORMATION NECESSARY TO

ACQUIRE A KNOWLEDGE OF THE GAME:
With Diagrams Illustrative of the Various Movements of the Pieces,
BY CHARLES HENRY STANLEY,

CHESS EDITOR OF "HARPER'S WEEKLY."

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