24 Bloomsbury Street London W.C.
Augt 2nd. 1860
My dear Sir
Your esteemed letter of 28th July is only to hand & I have as you requested drawn on you at Sight for 840 florins & in a day or two I have no doubt you have will have the Bill presented.
I have just received another sending of Butterflies from Mr. Wallace1 from Menado & as soon as they are ready for [2] Sale will make you up a sending from them & from Moreton bay & other parts of Australia of Butterflies & moths & India[?] & will at the same time send the Orthoptera for your friend.
Mons[ieur]. Deyrolle2of Paris is at present with me & [I] expect he will be engaged a few days longer looking over my Insects for sale of which I have a large number particularly Coleoptera.
I am | dear Sir | yrs faithfully & obl[ige]d. | Samuel Stevens3 [signature]
Dr. C. Felder4
[3] I am afraid I have only a very imperfect ♂ of Callithea Batesii or[?] Markii5 & never now expect to see this again as Mr. Bates6 does not return to [the] Brazils, he is now settled in Business with his Brother7. I have a Sinopalpus8 ♂ imperfect but no female at all which is exceedingly rare I never saw but one ♀.
Status: Edited (but not proofed) transcription [Letter (WCP1681.1558)]
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Please cite as “WCP1681,” in Beccaloni, G. W. (ed.), Ɛpsilon: The Alfred Russel Wallace Collection accessed on 28 April 2024, https://epsilon.ac.uk/view/wallace/letters/WCP1681