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[[strikethrough]] May & [[/strikethrough]] June 1865.
[[underlined]] Monday 5. [[/underlined]] I painted the greater part of the day on N. 104, 106, and 124.
This afternoon Mary and I went to William Pattersons & took tea there, in our absence Mary Peale called. I got the [[strikethrough]] box of [[/strikethrough]] Pictures from Frederic Patterson to be repaired and one frame got loose & injoured the pictures & frames
[[left margin note]] hot.[[/margin note]] 77°. calm s clear. 94°. calm w, clear, shower about sunset, 68°. calm n e lightning nearly clear.
[[underlined]] Tuesday 6 [[/underlined]]. I painted after Mr. Moran went until dinner on N. 124. Was present Mrs. Haselton, Mrs. Christie Anna Sellers, Anna Peale & Harriet Peale. 
This afternoon Mr. F Dixon came and was well pleased with the pictures and took away his and paid me for it, it is numbered 91. $50, [[strikethrough]] 00 [[/strikethrough]].
Miss Margaret Walker called this evening, also Charles, and Miss Thorp & Miss Shannan.
One of our boarders Miss Philips discovered that she had been robbed of $50, supposed by a chambermaid who was discharged a day on two since, without knowing where to find her.
67°. calm n e clo 9 n e. 73°. calm n e clo 10 n e. 69°. calm n e.
[[underlined]] Wednesday 7 [[/underlined]] I painted all the morning on N. 124. and begun a plate of Cake and wine as a present to Fredericks wife N. 125.
Mary and I took tea and spent the evening at Mrs. Mathews in Lombard one door above Broad.
65°. calm n e, clo 10. 76°. s w, clo 8 s w. 74°. s w clear.
[[underlined]] Thursday 8. [[/underlined]] I painted all day on N. 124 & 125. Burd and Burdie called this morning & this afternoon Miss Mathews and Mrs. Notman.
75°. calm s, clo 10. 88°. calm, clo 2 w. 82°. calm s. cloudy.
[[underlined]] Friday 9. [[/underlined]] I painted all day N. 124 & 125. varnished the strawberry piece belonging to Frederick & [[?]] Patterson that was repaired and varnished my Fathers Portrait for Charles in the frame regilt.
Mary went to look at a house in Clinton St, above 9th. which pleases her very much.
Anna Peale called. also young Mr. Potts saying that his Father was sick, being the reason of Marys note not being answered.
Mary sent the Piana home and paid for it $15. Mr. Williams sent home a few days since the frame that he regilt, belonging to Mrs Peales portrait for