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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 567, 6 September 1865, Page 3

NEW BOOKS, AND EXTRA COPIES OF THE MOST POPULAR WORKS, NOW ADDED TO CHAPMAN'S LIBRARY, Life and adventures of a clever WOMAN, by Mrs. Trollope Kathurine and Her Sisters, by Lady Emily Ponsonby My Uncle the Curate, by the author of " The Falcon Family " The Wliiteboy, a Story of Ireland, by Mrs. S. 0. Hall Heckington, a Novel, by Mrs. Gore Mrs. Matthews, or Family Mysteries, by Mrs. Trollope Marian Withers, by Miss Jewsbury "Jacob Bendixen the Jew, by Miss Goldschmidt Agatha's Husband, by author of "John Halifax Gentleman" Ruth, a novel, by author of "Mary Barton," &c. The Bachelor of the Albany, by author of " My Uncle the Curate" The Orphans, and Caleb Field, by Mrs. Oliphant The Sorrows of Gentility, by Miss Jewsbury The Belle of the Village, by John Mills Tho Ogilvies, by author of Tho Head of the Family" Mary Seaham, by author of " The Gambler's Wife" The Young Heiress, by Mrs. Trollope Maretimo, a Story of Adventure, by Bayle St. John Lizzie Leigh, and other Tales, by author of " Ruth" Two Years' Residence in a Lovantine Family, by Bayle St. John Olive, a novel, by the author of " Tho Ogilvies" Eustace Ccnyers, by James Hannay Cranford, by author of " North and South" Melincourt, by author of " Headlong Hall" The Half Sisters, by Geraldine Endsor Jewsbury Mary Barton, a Tale of Manchester Life, by Mrs. Gaskell On Liberty, by John Stuart Mills The Gentle Life Life of Thomas Moore, by Lord John Russell Tom Brown at Oxford John Halifax Gentleman, by author of "Life for a Life" Tho White Wife, and other Supernatural Stories, by Cuthbert Bede What Will He Do With It ? by E. B. Lytton Walks and Talks about London, by John Timb s Nanette and Her Lovers, by Talbot GWynne Gallery of Literary Portraits, by Rev. George Gillillan The Shadow of Ashlydyat, by the author of " The Channings" The Church before tho Flood, by Rev. John Cumming The Chronicles of Ethelfield, by author of " Mary Powell" Highland Lassies, by E. Mackenzie The Dramatic Works of E. Bulwer Lytton Cherry and Violet, a Tale of the Great Plague Life and Times of Wesley, and History of Methodism Trevlyn Hold, by the author of "East Lynne" Rachel Ray, by Anthony Trollope Grandmother's Money Metamorphoses of Man and the Lower Animals, by A. De Quatrefages Guy Rivers, or a Boy's Struggles in the Groat World, by A. Elwes My First Season, by B. Reynolds A Walk from London to John O'Groat's, by Elihu Burritt The Graver Thought of Country Par 3 n The White House by the Sea, by M. B. Edwards Confidences, by tho author of " Rita" The Story of the Guns, by Sir J. E. Tennant My Lady, a Tale of Modern Life Switzerland—Political, Social, Moral, and Physical A Tale of Two Cities, by Charles Dickens Round About Papers, by W. M. Thackeray Goldon Hair, a Tale of the Pilgrim Fathers Lady Audley's Secret, by M. E. Braddo*. Ellesmure, by L. L. Lavenu Cousin Stella Ned Locksley the Etonian Amberhill, or Guilty Pcace History of Christian Names, by the author of " Heir of Redclyffe" Recreations of a Country Parson, firat and second series The Pastor of Kilsyth, by Rev. Islay Burns Make your Game, by G. A. Sala Life of Edward Irving, by Mrs. Gaskell The Cruellist Wrong of All Chapters on Wives, by Mrs. Ellis Selections from tho Writings of John Ruskin Aurora Floyd, by Miss Braddon Confessions of a Ticket of Leave Man London Life at the Police Courts, by W. H. Watts The Channings, by author of " East Lynne" Counsel and Comfort, by the Country Parson A Book about Doctors, by J. C. Jeaffreson Tho Trial, or More Links in the Daisy Chain, by Miss Evans Lost and Saved, by Hon. Mrs. Norton The Female Detective, by Andrew Forester The Recollections of Jeoffrey Hamlyn, by H. Kingsley Hopes and Fears, by author of " Heir of Redclyffe " The Black Angel, a tale of the American War The Red Queen, a tale of the American War The Seven Sons of Mammon, by G. A. Sala The above aro a few of the new books and extra copies added to the Library during the past two months, the Library being tho largest and most complete in New Zealand. Suiisciuri'iox Pbr Quarteb, OS. a. T. CHAPMAN, BOOKSELLER & STATIONER. QUEEN-STREET FURNITURE WAREHOUSE. T. & H. COOKE, CABINET - MAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, &c., &<:•» &c., (Oitobite the Old Coubt House,) BEG to call the attention of their Friends and the Public generally to their LARGE and VARIED STOCKS of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, including " . WALNUT DRAWING ROOM SUITES IRON BEDSTEADS ■- CHIMNEY and TOILET GLASSES MATtBLE-TOP WASHSTAND3 and DRESSING tables' FEATHER BEDS, BOLSTERS and PILLOWS MATTRESSES in Hair, Wool, Cocoa Fibre and Flax PALLIASSES ROCKING CHAIRS, Stuffed or Cane-seated SOFAS and COUCHES COCOA and CHINA MATTING TOILET WARE BRASS CORNICES and CORNICE POLES CANE-SEATED and FOLDING CHAIRS MUSIC STOOLS DOOR MATS and RUGS &c., &e.. &c. COUNTRY ORDERS CAREFULLY PACKED.