A ride I was taking, Anchor’s weighed, Beautiful Venice, Billy Patterson, Breeze of the night, Bright-eyed Nell, Come, Willie dear, Deal with me kindly, Dixie’s Land, 1 & 2, Dolcy Jones, Don’t you remember, Down in cane-brakes, Fairy Belle, Farewell, cottage, Glendy burk, Ho, Gondolier, wake, How shall I watch, Hush-a-by, baby, I love my nat. land, I’m a jolly bachelor, It is recorded, Julianna Johnson, Lilly Ray, Little Daisy, Little Ella, Maggie by my side, Maggie, pride of vale, Mary May, Mary’s welcome, Massa in cold gro’nd, Massa sound sleep’g, My brodder Gum, My canoe’s on Ohio, My old house, My mountain home, Nelly Bly, Newfoundland dog, No, thank you, sir, Old ironsides, Old K. Y. Ky, Our Union, r’t or w’g, Over the summer sea, Paddy Boghree, Queen Mary’s escape, Revolutionary times, Ring de banjo, Roy Neill, She’s black, Some folks, Star of my home, Take me home to die, The evening gun, The happy Switzer, The home I leave, The messenger bird, The old stage-coach, The pilot, The reefer’s song, The ship on fire, The sleighing glee, Under the willow, Virginia Belle, Way down in Cairo, We’re coming, sister, Who’ll have me, Willie, my brave. No. 8. A life on the ocean, Annie of the vale, A wet sheet, Bonnie Eloise, Brightly o’er lake, By the lone riverside, Campbells are com’g, Come by sil’ry brook, Come, maiden, Down by the river, Ella Leene, Ellen Bayne, Farewell, Lilly dear, Farewell, mother, Girls aren’t so green, Going home to Dixie, Good-by, Linda love, Happy be thy dreams, Hard times, Home and friends, Home I leave behind, I’d be a Gipsey, I’d rather be a violet, If I had one to love, I had a dream, I’m o’er young, I’m queen of village, I’m thinking of thee, I see her in dreams, Jeanie with the, Jennie’s coming o’er, Katie’s secret, Kinlock of Kinlock, Kitty dear, Kitty Wells, Light of other days, List to the mocking, Little Jennie Dow, Lizzie dies to-night, Lone starry hours, Long weary day, Lost Rosabel, Mary Avourneen, Meeting of waters, Near the banks of, Old black Joe, Old folks at home, Riding in a ra’d keer, Rock me to sleep, Row, row, brothers, Row your boat, Scenes brightest, She wept her life, Sighing for thee, Silvery midn’t moon, Some one to love, Take me to Tennes’e, Tapping at window, The brave old oak, The dream is past, The sea, the sea, The wild rose, The Zingarina, ’Tis but a faded flo’er, Vive L’America, We’ll meet in heaven, Western trap’rs song, What are wild waves, What fair’like music, Why have my loved, Whistle and I come. No. 9.