The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-01
but with good weather, we opine that it
will be seldom used.
THE ART GALLERY,

will be seldom used.
THE ART GALLERY,
a very neat octacnnal building. has received
;s . finishing touch.' and j. now ready for
the reception Ct works oi art. Paintings,
statues. &C., will be exhibited in large mum
hcr~. aud cannot fail 10 attract the attention
OF al who admire works Of beauty aud OF
skill.
COMING ~.
The trains Of cars are pouring in their
freights Of stock, machinery, &c. from all
sections, and visitors are filling the hotels
and hoarding-houses preparatory TO the
oDeningday.
Psychological MEETING.
The Executive Committee of the Horti-
cultural and Pomological Society will hold
a amerting tomorrow (TueSdaEl morning at
Q o'clock at the Societv'5 exhibition hall, on
the Fair Grounds. Members ot the EXccu-
tive Committee can procure their badges
~ calling on the Secretary at the Dispatch
office. Prompt attention OF members Is very
desirable on this occasion.
SEND ~ YoUE CONTRIBUTIONS.
Every gardener and fr1lit--Towrr should
have specimens OF vegetables and fruits nj
the pomolo-ical Exhibition. which opens
nj the Fair Grounds tomorrow. The sum
Incr drought cut short many fine vegetables
doubtless intended for this Fair: but u the
drought was general. its effects wrre alike
felt III all sections. We doubt not that the
fruit department will ne well supplied, and
the number Of visitors large.
FALL FLOWERS.
The horticultural and pomclogical rooms
at the state Fair grounds will be hand
somcly decorated with fall and greenhouse
flowers and shrubs from the nurseries
around Richmond. Everybody should con-
tribute to the success Of this Fair. ~ it VIII
he the most important one for Richmond
the state has ever held,
TRIAL or SIZED.
However attractive tnc machinery, agIi-
cultural pTcGI.< minerals, works OF art,
live stock, ctc., may prove. we are quite
sure the ''triaIs Of speed which take place
Tomorrow will be the great attraction Of
the day,
The first trial will b. for a premium ofS2oo.
mile heats TO harness, open to all: the time
not TO exceed 30.
The second trial will be for PAGERS. pre-
MUM SEQ, mil" heats to harness.
Several "fl<t-40cr> are expected from
PENNSYLVANIA and Maryland, and n"t few
from all parts ol' this State, and, with good
weather, rare sport I1ay be anticipated.
VISITORS.
II i earnestly hoped that our citizens
will throw wide tbcir doors. and welcome
visitors from every quarter. Distinguished
persons have been invited. and many
strangers may be expected, to minglc with
the people OH this occasion, and every resi-
dent should exert MS best energies to make
visitors tccl ut home.
GENERAL GRANT.
III" President of the United states mas
i,et,? >Drri4ilv invited 10 attend this Fair
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REGULATIONS
All memhcr. Of this Society and Of the
horticultural anl romological Society,
with their wives. unmarried daughters. and