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CHEss.-The lovers of this intellectual game are not probably aware that most interesting match IS now being played in New Orleans between Mir. Rousseau of that city and Mir. Chas H. Stanley, oi New York.

 Mir. s. having won his way the presidency ol the Chess Club in New York, aspres to the title of first player in America. and vsits New Orleans for the purpose of meeting Mir. Rousseau, the champion of the south, who has hitherto been esteemed nvin- cibla

 The match is for $500 side, for the best out of twentynine games; or, in other words, the first in- of fifteen games be declared victor. IL s sli- pulated that they shall play at least game day. The playing commenced on Monday last, and we under stand that Mir. $. won the two first games, when the playing was suspended by ihe temporary indisposlion of Mir. R. Both games were piano openings from which infer that each party fee Is that the contest is to be severe one.

 Both parties have the reputation ofa 'safe style of play, and we advise those who fee au interest Tn the game not to lose lhe opportunity of seeing some of the games as there will doubtless be some of the best playing ever seen in ihis country.