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EMILY: OR, THE ORPHAN SISTERS.

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CHARLES F. BARRINGTON. PUBLISHED BY GEORGE H. WILLIAMS, NO. 52 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON, MASS. W. V. Spencer, 128 Washington Street, and G. W. Cottrell & Co., 36 Cornhill, Boston.-Samuel French, 121 Nassau St., N. York.-.T. R. Callender, 88 South Third Street, and A. Winch. 116 Chesnut Street, Philadelphia.-J. A. Roys, 43 Woodward Avenue, Detroit.-E. K. Woodward, corner of Fourth and Chesnut Streets, St. Louis.-A. C. Bagley, Cincinnati, O.-Demars & Schenck, Cleveland, O.-Noisy Carrier's Book and Stationery Company, 77 Long Wharf, San Francisco, California.

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