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.fmericdn Cotton at .G5nstasstinopie-- An extract ofa letter from the Rev. II. G. .. Dwight, at Constantinoplc, says, s.our cotton goods.aTe in high repnlae ton here, (Cetstanta1ople.) often heas them cried out in the streets; and when making some jittle purchases of cotton from the Turks. they have often given 1t, as the highest possible recommends. tions that they were .4nericd,s--n dreaming that we were Americans So much are our goods preterred here, that the English have actually put American stamps on their goods to sell them to better adsantagc.'