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We have shown to the public, beyond the contradiction of doubt, that the STATE HOUSE HAS CEASED TO PROGRESS; that is, that the WALLS of the building hos not been 'corked upon for the last month or sir areeks. We will show, in the course of a week or two, that we had good authority for saying that the State-house had stopped for suant cf funds. We will prove that gem 'tleman who was employed to haul rock, said that he had not succeeded in getting his money, the date or time of this declara~ ton we cannot now give, with certainty I, and that if he continued to haul, Col. Ash ley told him that he could not pay him u,a- til October. We will prove by another gentleman, who was also in the same en- sploy, that he was told if he continued haul ing, he could not get his pay until October, that the funds were about exhausted, hav ing but about t,co hundred dollars on hand. Ne do not intend that this matter shall die with Inc election. The people shall be ad- sised from time to time, all about the pro- ,gress of the Public Buildings.