Whiskey, you’re the divil. Wreck of the “Atlantic.” When the leaves begin to fall. Ye merry birds. Young recruit. Price 10 Cents. For sale by all Booksellers and Newsdealers in the United States and Canada, or will be sent post-paid to any address on receipt of price. Address H. J. WEHMAN, Publisher, P. O. Box 1823. =50 Chatham St., New York.= Wehman’s Collection of Songs, No. 7. CONTAINING 94 SONGS. Animals’ fair. A dollar and sixty a day. A Yankee man of war. An agricultural Irish girl. A roller-rink romance--_Recitation_. As I read the paper through. Burke’s dream. Banks o’ Doon. Bed-bug--_Recitation_. Betty and the baby. Barney, take me home again. Boy with the auburn hair. Beans. Candidate for alderman. Cats in our back-yard. Climbing up the golden stairs. Colored band. Call her back and kiss her. Casey’s awful grub. Coal oil Tommy. Don’t leave your mother, Tom. Drummer boy of Waterloo. Dream faces. Duffy, the swell. Don’t you cry so, Norah darling. Erin-go-bragh. Fashionable Fred. Far, far, away. Fine old Irish gentleman. Female smuggler. Free and easy. Good ship Cumberland. Good-bye, ’Liza Jane. Gipsy Davy. Gal with the Gainsborough hat. Hush, little baby, don’t you cry. Here she goes and there she goes. House carpenter. Hornet’s nest--_Recitation_. I’ll ask my mother and I’ll let you know next Sunday afternoon. Irish Wife--_Recitation_. I’m in jail, my love. Jockey hat and feather. Jolly Jack, the rover. Keiser, der yer vant to buy a dog? Kitty of Coleraine. Knock at the window to-night, love. Leave not your Kathleen. Little brown church. Lord Bateman and the fair Sophia. Lay my head beneath a rose. Little fraud. Lost Charley Ross. Meet me darling Kate, by the cottage gate. My trundle bed. Masonic song. McSorley’s twins. My wife is so awfully thin. Mother, is the battle over? Not much. Nelly Bly. Old bog hole. Oh! Nicodemus. Old familiar faces. Oft in the stilly night. Old turnkey. Old gray mare. Old Simon, the hot-corn man. Popsy wopsy. Please don’t sell father any more rum. Peck’s bad boy--PART I. Peck’s bad boy--PART II. Pills. Railway guard. Rover’s grave. Riding on the elevated railroad. Shanty boy’s song. She was as handsome as a rose. Saint Patrick was a gentleman. Shamrock shore. See-saw. Star of Glengary. That young man across the way. That sweet-scented handsome young man. Up at Dudley Grove. Up in a back room. Up-stairs, in my bed-room. Venita. Watchman. Willie’s on the dark blue sea. Wind blew through his whiskers. Would I were a boy again. Windy man from Brooklyn.