McCrady apologizes for omitting the information Mitchell requested. He has enclosed a statement from the master of the "McElhenney vs. McElhenney" case, made when the amount from "the Behlings" purchase was included in the sums divded.

McCrady writes in answer to Mitchell's letter on the preceding page and includes a copy of a letter he received. He also encloses a check for a "trial settlement" and begs Mitchell to immediately forward him the legal releases in his possession.

McCrady explains his delay in correspondence and addresses a letter he received from Mitchell's father about the progress made in aquiring certain legal documents.

Clare inquries if, while Mitchell and Asten were arranging the rental agreement, Asten declared he would keep the "plumbing work of this house in order." If not, Clare states she will attend to it herself.

Clare's financial receipt declares C. G. Mitchell sent her seventy dollars in total from October 22nd to November 5th, 1859.

This receipt confirms Clare received $150 from C. G. Mitchell on May 24th, 1859.

Rental agreement between Ada Clare and Peter Asten for "the three story brown stone house known as No. 86 West Forty Second Street in the City of New York.

This receipt details a cash advance Clare received from Mitchell for a deposit with the gas company. She also notes receiving one hundred dollars from him on the same day.

Clare kindly asks Mitchell to pay thirty three dollars to Mr. Peter Asten for "whitening, house cleaning, gardening."

C. G. Mitchell's Gas bill from the Manhattan Gas Light Company for gas consumed from June 23rd to August 25th, 1859