June 30, 1864. Mrs. Anna Gilman Bowen, Baltimore, Md.: DEAR MADAM: -- Your welcome letter of June 18th came to me here amid the sound of battle, and, as you say, little did I dream, when I knew ...

Following traditional etiquette, if there is ‘dear sir’ or ‘dear madam’ at the top of your letter or email, then you should sign off with ‘yours faithfully’ or ‘yours truly.’ ...

If you don’t know the person/people then use Dear Sir/Madam. Remember, add a comma after their name. 3. Beginning the letter Your opening sentence should get to the point and clearly state why ...

Even "Dear Sirs or Madam" is a lot better but still seems very ... go ahead and address the letter to that person. Will the executive be the first person to open the cover letter in the applicant ...

A London council has banned all staff from starting letters with ‘Sir’ or ... ‘In formal correspondence, Dear Sir or Madam is still used when names are not known. It is possible to ...