The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-21
Your obediaut servants,

Your obediant servants,
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V. Boykin, George Refers, Ship, Dozier 4 Co, James
DEFY, seldner 4 Co., Shaw Il Roberts, W. II. Wilson, ii. Il.
Kimberly, Capt. Nat. Low, Jr, u. Il: Zimmerman, l. j.
Washington, U. s. N, James Laurie, Reuben Levitt,
White 4 Sales, Geo. Il. Maltby, Sherman Bros. & Co.. I.
R. Hill, +. NJ. Brown, A. p, Bennett, Jno; 7. Hall, G.. R.
Hanft. Thos. 0. Wise, q" Bulletin" Jno. II: Mnnson, Jas.
L. Hopkins, Lockhart & Stiner, O. II. Whitehurst a. Co,
National Hotel, G. & g. Beatty, Samuel Bornm M.Georgee,
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NORFOLK, Va, October 20, 1865.
Gentlemen Your favor of date 18th, rendering me a
Complimentary Testimonial, has been perused with emo
| tons of no ordinary character. Such attestations on the
mart of the most influential business gentlemen in Nor
folk. assures me that my humble efforts to please, in pre-
septing the Drama in its purity, have not been in vain.
I accept your profered compliment, and would, If ac-
ceptable to you, name Tuesday evening next, October q,
MS tho occasion for your offering.
Very respectfully,
Your obedieut servant,
S. W. GLENN.
To Messrs. Joseph A. Baulsir, Arthur Linn, Geo. Sang
ster, Lieut.. Colonel Herman seligson and Others
Friend Glenn Having been informed that your nu-
merous friends propose to give You a substantial token Of
their high appreciation of your managerial and social de-
serving. I will anticipate their action in the matter, and
merely suggest that you can select any night from my
management for the occasion intended, aud at the same
time offer You my volunteered services to use at your
pleasure in making up the programme for the night in
question, which / trust will realize your own, and the
most sanguine wishes of your friends, whose name is
legion. Truly yours,
NORFOLK, October 10.
THEATRE, October 20, 1865.
JOSEPH PROCTOR, Esd:
Dear Sir THE kindness you express in volunteering
your valuable services on the occasion of the Testlhmohial
rendered me by the citizens OF Norfolk, places me under
lasting obligations to you. Such favors from gentlemen
of your acknowledged histrionic abilities, are honors sci
dom met with and believe me, sir, the compliment VII
ever remain a green spot in my memory.
Again thanking you for your kindness, l remain, most
respectfully, yours, SAMUEL W. GLENN,
Manager Norfolk Opera House,
GIrNN's THEATRE, October 10, 1865.
Mr.. s. W. GLENN;
Ny Dear Sir Having understood that it is the inten
ton of the merchants and citizens Of Norfolk to give yot
"A Complimentary Benefit on Tuesday evening next, octo
Der 81, We beg to unite with them in this compliment
and tender you our services on the occasion as a Sigh
testimonial of our respect for you Us an upright MANAGE
and an honest man;
james L. Gallagher, E. W. Marston, John Ferris, Jerr.
Taylor, Chas. Rosene, G. H.. McCann, Sidney France, Thos
Blicl, ii. Herbert, Frank jerks, j. A. Muligan, J. W
Gaylor, j. X. Hodges. j. $. Browning, VIM. schatter, /
W. Browning, VIM. II. Whiddon, leader Orchestra, VIM
n. Coleman, Mrs. Fred Meek, Miss Emma Reignoldt
Miss Helen Peterson, Mrs. Il. W. Marston, Mrs. X. &
France, Miss Annie Magee, Mrs. Clayton, Miss Il. Preston
Mrs. Hneston.
THEATRE, October 20, 1865.
Ladies and Gentlemen Tho generous second wlic
you have signiied to the complimentary testimonial ten
dered to me by the citizens of Norfolk, has been receives
with feelings of the most pleasant character, and | mos
cordially accept your compliment. To your kind mani
f~stations regarding me personally, please accept my sin
cere thanks, and believe me to DO, most
Respectfully, yours,
SAMUEL W. GEENN,
osto1-lt Manager Norfolk Opera House.