In this this receipt, Clare states C. G. Mitchell will pay Mr. Benjamin Massett twenty five dollars and charge the same from her account.

Clare asks Mitchell to pay an enclosed gas bill on her behalf. She also asks if he could send her fifty dollars during that week.

This receipt details Clare's obtainment of $50 from C. G. Mitchell on July 20th, 1959.

Clare recollects a visit to Mitchell's office during his time of absence.

Clare kindly requests Mitchell to have fifty dollars ready for her to pick up at 1 o'clock the following day.

Clare asks if Mitchell could leave her $250 so she can go furniture shopping. She notifies him she will come down for it the next day at 2 o'clock and requests he leave it with his father if he will not be home.

The gas bill sent to C. G. Mitchell from the Manhattan Gas Light Company for gas consumed from May 9th to November 25th, 1859.

The rental agreement, likely penned by Clare's attorney Clarence G. Mitchell, describes Mr. Asten's terms for renting a house to Ms. Clare for one year at $500. Ms. Clare is to arrange the garden if desired.

This receipt confirms Clare received $50 from C. G. Mitchell on April 2nd, 1859.

Clare asks if Mitchell could send fifty dollars before tomorrow afternoon since "it would be a great convenience to me." A receipt detailing the completed transaction is included below the body of the letter.