Clare requests that Mitchell give her $50 in gold on Monday so that she can pay a bill.

Clare writes in receipt of fifty dollars from Clarence G. Mitchell, her attorney, on February 18th 1859.

Clare requests Mitchell to be kind enough to let her have fifty dollars by the following evening at 7 o'clock the earliest.

Clare asks for fifty dollars by "this evening" if Mitchell receives the letter in time. There is a confirmation receipt of $50 written below the body of the letter

The receipt confirms Clare received fifty dollars from Clarence G. Mitchell on January 10th, 1859.

Clare asks Mitchell to send her "fifty dollars ($50) on Monday evening, if convenient."

Clare writes to remind MItchell of her request for money and asks he send it as soon as possible.

Clarence G. Mitchell, Clare's attorney and the likely author, utilizes this ledger to detail the accounts of Ada Clare from December 31st, 1858 to June 30th, 1859. It is addressed to British banker Brown Shipley.

Clare requests Mitchell bring her fifty dollars "tomorrow evening,." If he cannot, she will "come down on Wednesday at 12."

Clare informs Mitchell she drew one hundred dollars from Hottinguer & Co. on "this day Oct. 19th." She expects to return to New York on November 2nd.