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List Of Patents

Issued from the United Staten Patent Office for hs
toeek ending Nopenber 20, 1850, and bearing dats
November &c, 1850.
N. B.-For Improvements in machines for Feed
ing Nail Plate.
Enos G.. Allen, of Boston, Mas, and Charles
Briggs. Of New Bedford, Msss.-For Improvement
in Cutters for Planning Machines.
Ralph Bulky, of New York, N. Y.-For i'm
provement in Ship Ventilators.
Henry Cowing, Of New Orleans, La.-For inn
provcment in Gang Flows.
M. G.. Hubbard, of Geneva, Y.-For improve
ments in hanging Carriage Bodies.
M. Y. Johnson, Of New Orleans, La, admins
traitor of James n. Johnson, deceased, late Of New
Orleans, LA--For improvement in processes for
rendering Cordage uninfammablc.
Charles w. Krcbe Of Baltimore, Md.-For inn
provcmcnt in Fountain Pens
IA. II May, OF Gslesburgb, Tll.-For improved
method Of securing Rails Of Railroads.
Simon McNair. Of Marlborough, Ps.-For Inn
proverncn,s in Sausage Suffers
Thomas J. Sloan OF New York, N. Y.-For inn
provcments in Screw Threading Machines.
Joshua Stevens, Of Chioopee, Msss.-For Inn
provcmcnti in the Locking Apparatus for Repeating
Fire Arms.
Thomas T. WILCOX, ofNorwich, Conn.-For inn
provement in Shuttle Motions in Looms
Lofts Wood, Of New York, N. Y.-For Com
bincd Boiler, Cupola, and Crate.
Lofts Wood, Of New York, N. Y.-For improve
ment in Cooking Stoves.
Design.
william u. Gleason, Of Boston, Mass, sssignor
70 James Hsrtshorn and wiuslov Ames, Of Nashua,
N. H.--For design for Stoves.
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INrnlEsrLNG FROM GENITAL AMKRICA.-We
have received the GGesta dc Guatemala to the 9Th
of September, and the Gacsta del SaIUod0r of the
30th Of August. We translate from them the fol-
lowing itelns:
BY An order Of the Supreme Government, mill
This functionary will fill the Office Of judge, and
will have also under his command \ garrison OF
about thirty men. custom house will be estab-
ished in San Tomas, well AZ in Ixnbel, with the
necessary employees, and all tho dutios paid will be
vested in the treasury Of the government.
Justo Lucero, leader OF party OF insurgents
has again appeared with his band in the State,
and committed several crimes. He 10 closely pur-
sued by the troops OF the government.
The Consul General of Hamburg has officially
communicated to the government the ratification
of treaty agreed upon by Guatemala and that
republic.
Great preparations are made for the celebration
OF the twenty ninth anniversary OF their indcPen-
dence There will be III Deum, review, IRE
works, and general illumination. A grand ban
qoet 10 also organized, in which all the ministers
will be invited. 1t IL thought that two hundred
persons will be present at this fets.
The President Of the State Of San Salvador s-
sued proclamation, by which the government is
authorized to establish mint in the capital. This
measure 10 ncccssitatcd by the gold and silver
which comes in great abundance from the mines
OF the country.
The State Of Honduras has ratified the measures
Of the Convention, held al Leon. by the commS-
sioners of Salvador, Nicaragua, and Honduras, for
the union Of thcse three States under a general
power.
: The news of the death of General Taylor arrived
ut Guatemala in the month Of September. The
Gsesta de Guatemala has published long article
upon the life and the last moments Of the Presi-
dent Of the United Staics, with the proclamation OF
Miisrd Fillmore TO Congrcss.-Noc York Herald
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MONEY AND STOCK MARKET.

~ WASHINGTON, Nov. 20, 1850.
There has been an advance in the priccs Of most
American Securities in London. and the demand on
foreign account has increased but still there has
been no advance here, but rather decline, proba-
bly, caused by the rumors that the Secretary of the
Treasury would recommend new loan. There
has been material change in the money market
The supply ofcapital is abundant, and loans be
negotiated on good securities at to per cent. on
call The exports of specie have been upwards Of
$500. 900 since the LIST instant. The decline in Ex
change will prevent large amount of specie being
shipped, and, should the regular receipts from Cali
fornia continue, we will be able to show large
amount Of coin on hand on the lst Of January.
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DEs MorSss RIVE IspsovrNxsT.-The main
portion of the work Keokuk being finished, the
office OF the president and chief engineer 10 10 be
removed to Pennington, where the principal opera
tons are going About 10000 acres Of
land have been sold, leaving about I70, 600 acres
yet unsold south Of Fort Dies Noines. The lands
north OF the Fort, now temporarily withheld from
sale under decision OF the Secretary Of the Int
rior, made in April last, amount TO near 900 ,0oo
acres.
The work from the Misaissippi 10 Keossaqss has
boon moro than half completed. The canal from
st. Yrancisvillc TO the mouth Of the Des Moines .
distance OF tan miles, has already cost about l40,-
600. When the works now in progress are finished,
which will probably be neat summer, good slack
water CATION viii be secured from the mouth OF
the river, far up AZ keosauqus, making line Of
6fty miles, and insuring the navigation Of the Des
Moines river for sax months in the year as high up
a. Fort Des Moines.
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PROSPECTUS OF
THE SOUTHERN PATRIOT.

To be ptiblished at Greeenuile, SouM Carolfna.
TT is proposed to issue an Independent tri- week
i Iy and weekly newspaper in the town of Green
vile, South Carolina, to be styled "THE SOUTHERN
PATRIor," devoted to Commerce, Agriculture,
Manufactures, Politics, Literature, Science, and
the general improvement of the country in all her
Industrial Pursuits defending the rights of the
South, the Federal Constitution, and the integrity
of the Union of the States-and opposing the anti
republican, ruinous, and corrupting policy of South
Cardinals continuing in the hazards and specula-
ton of banking.
.'THk SOUTHERN PArRlor' has originated with
and belongs to an association of gentlemen who
own nearly a thousand slaves, and are worth
raj hundred thousand dollars. This should be re-
garded by the community, independent OF their
honor, their lives and characters some guaranty
of fidelity the South and at least Of
their interest in the justice, WISDOM and stability
Of the Government.
The proprietors under the impression that the
growing importance of town-its heavy mer-
camille and manufacturing business, the antici-
pated railroad facilities, and present mail ar
rangements, together with the general intelligence
prosperity, and pariotim of our district must in
sure the success Ut a ri-weekly newspaper-gving
to the business community the news and telee ra-
phic dispatches sooner than they can be received
through the tri- weekly city papers.
The undersigned have been charged by the pro-
prietors with the editorial department of "The
Southern Patriot" II is not without reluctance
that they this grave responsibility; but,
having done so, neither time, labor, nor ener-
gy shall be wanting to make the paper worthy of
public patronage. Arrangements will be made to
have correspondents in Washington and other
cities-giving intelligence in advance of the press
and the prices current, and state of the Charleston,
Columbia, Hamburg and Grcenvillc markets will
be regularly and correctly quoted.
''The Southern Patriot will be issued on supc-
rior paper neatly and beautifully printed with
new and clear type, at three dollars per annum for
the Tri-weekly, payable in advance. The Weekly
paper will be large sheet, containing substantial,
ly the same natter the Tri-weekly for one dol
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s. X. 8.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2,


The idea which has been suggested Of holding a
great Union meeting in Warrington. on the 22d
February next. the birthday of the immortal
washin gton, il a good one. Let the pure patriots
from all scctions-ycs, from every mountain top,
hill, and vaey-come up 70 this great jubilee and
pledge themselves upon the altar Of eternal truth
to stand by the Union. II such n meeting should
be gotten up, and all who hold sacred the Union
were TO attend, the District of Columbia would fall
far short Of holding them. Amid such a ooncoursc
there would, methinks, be found no man who
would dare to proclaim sentiments adverse TO this
glorious and mighty confederncy.
Folgcr Lovegrove, who pcrpetrated, or who is
charged with committing several forgerics In our
city some time ago. has been arrested at Rich
lnond, and il on his way back TO undergo trial.
The frauds arc said to be moot palpsble. He was
a young man who previously sustained good rep
utation, and had a fair practice, with clever TIA
lenu. To the gaming house can be traced bis mis-
deeds.
We have had quite warm, spring. like day,
Already rooms are being engaged at the princi-
pal hotels by persons in the country who design
being present at Jenny Lind's concerts. Those
from Washington DESTROYS Of attending should So
cure their accommodations in time.
Our market to- day has been quiet. No sales of
flour. Red vhcst 100 100 cents; white los IFS
cents. New white corn 56 cent?, yellow do. IS
cents. Oats - cents Sales Of 900 shares Bslti-
6s at ioc, reasonable at pleasure; $50 shares
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Bonds at II a72.
The steamer Ohio sailed from New York to- day,
for Chagres, with two hundred and forty passen-
gcrs, among whom were It. Butler King and fam
lily. New York markets unchanged. Cotton
quiet, waiting the steamer now about due at
Halifax
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u MAST q co. have just returned from New
Il York and Boston with splendid assortment
of fine Jewelry, consisting Of
Diamond, Ruby, Emerald, and other Breast
Diamond, Ruby, Pearl, Emerald, and Opal
Finger rings
Garnet, Lava, Enamelod. and fine Gold Brace
lets
new style Of Earrings, such as
Lava. of various shades
Fruit, Jenny Lind, and Charm Ear rings
Plain Hoop EARRINGS, Bracelets, Clasps, and
Necklaces
Gold and Silver Waist Buckles and Slides, for
Silver, Gold, and other Card Cases
Handsome Snuff Boxes
new style Of Port Monnaies of Gold, Silver,
Bouquet holders, Napkin Rings, and Silver
Card Baskets
Embroidered and Silk Purses
Silver and Fancy Combs
Gold and Silver Pens and Pencils
Gold and Silver Thimbles
Jenny Lind Buttons, for ladies' dresses, never
before offered in this city
Silver Fruit and Butter Knives, Forks, Spoons,
&c. &c.
Albata Cake Baskets, Portfolios
large assortment of Gold and Silver Berlin
Wire Spectacles, Eye glasses, Opera Glasses,
Goggles, &c
Crucifxes, Medals, &c. of all sizes and de-
scriptions
A well selected assortment of fine Gold
Watches
Gold Hunting Cases, Anchor, and Silver Le-
Cylinder and Vertical Watches
large assortment of Gold Chains, for ladies
and gentlemen, such as
Guard, Chatelin, Vest, and Fob Chains, of va
rious patterns
All Of which we intend to sell as low as can be
had at the North.
superior lot of Mantel Clocks on hand.
N. Il. Visiting Cards engraved and printed in
the best style at the shortest notice.
Watches and Clocks Of every description re-
paired and warranted
All kinds Of gold and silver work manufactured
at the shortest notice and by skilful workmen.
Nov 17-3u,iF
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SuhnArrnr EAnrHousxe.-Captsin Potter, OF
barque Llvood, arrived at this port last evening
has furnished us with the following extract from
his journal:
Doth October, 1880, latitude 70 30 N, longitude
50 W., experienced a heavy shock of an earth
quake, otherwise, of come submarine explosion,
making loud rumbling noise resembling thun.
der, causing the ship to tremble and shake vio-
}eouy a. TO awaken all hands and start them upon
deck in fright. The weather at the time wa
perfectly clear and calm, not breath Of wind TO
be felt, nor scarcely cloud TO be sccn. The phe-
pomepon hsppencds at about 4 80 A. M"--Ns'c Bed
fs~d Mercury.
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Tvs USros FrrLiso Bosros.-An eminent
merchant Of this city having been asked If he would
allow himself 70 he nominated one OF the Vice
Presidents OF the Constitutional Meeting 10 be held
the cause indicated in this CALL the committee may
use me in any capacity they think am fitted for,
from one of the vice presidents TO special consta
ble."
Questions Of the committee thus. ~ hsvo only to
say that not only my name. but my life, IL At the
service Of this cause, at ali times, and in any way"
Boston Courier.
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N oTICE.-Undcr the act OF Congress, approved
~ September D, 1850 ''makng appropriations
Tor the naval service for the year ending the thir-
heth OF June, one thousand eight hund red and ,y-
one" by which the Secretary Of the Navy 10 '.ao-
tborizcd TO examine into the merits Of the various
oondensers for supplying the boilers Of Marine En-
gines with fresh waters commission has been ap-
pointed TO meet stthe Navy Yard, Philadelphia on
the third Monday in December next, for the pur-
pose OF examining such instruments or inventions
Tor the purpose indicated, NJ may be presented.
Notice u therefore hereby given to inventors, and
all others interested in the subject, that by present
ing their drawings specifications, and models. and
other modes Of illustration, at the place and time
above named, full examination will be made into
the merits Of each apparatus, and report made
thereon 10 the Secretary of the Navy, 10 enable
him to furnish 10 the House of Representatives Eat
its NEXT session., the result of said examination to-
gether with his opinion 10 the value of the beet
Of said condensers TO the Government OF the United
State. WILL. A. GRAHAM
Secretary of the Navy.
NAVY DrPARTMrST, Nov. 40, 1880.
Nov 2l-dtDecl6
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RAu.oAp LIw.-The jury, in the case Of Work
EFT ps the Auburn and Rochester Railway, gnvo
sbe plaintiff $1,000 damages for injuries sustained
by him in having part OF one ofhis feet cut of by
locomotive of the defendants II the locomotive had
ont of his head. his family could have recovered
but $500. Such is the existing railroad Law.
tNeu York Journal Commerce.
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TALL FowLs-C. A. Peabody, the Agricultural
correspondent Of the Columbus Enquirer, speaking
of some choice specimens of chickens, says; BAR
ring any accident, we will exhibit some at the
fair that can stand upon the ground and eat corn
from the head Of q -four barrel, and that without
standing fsptos, or much rufflng the neck feathers
II he can beat X. Peiers. OF this city, in the mat
ter OF tall chickens he can take our hat, in sdd-
ton to the regular premium. We noticed some
young owls at the farm Of Mr.. r the other day that,
by the time Of the fair, will be able To do The
same thing; and We are inclined to think they can
do Il handsomely now.
Atlanta Geo Jnfsil,ssnor.
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CARusI,s SALOON.

Second and last Night Of The Gernaninns
rJ'HE GERMANIA MUSICAL SOCIETY re-
IL spectiully inform the Ladies and G Gentlemen Of
Washington and the vicinity that they will give an
other Grand Instrumental Concert positively the
fssD on WEDNESDAY EVENING, November
9th, at Carusi's Saloon.
Principal pieces 10 be performed arc Overturcs,
liking OF lyetot," by Adam; and Napocon's Last
Days, by G. Bergman; Fantasia and Variations,
for Flute, by Rabboni, executed by G. Zorrshn;
First part from the Grand symphony ''Consocra-
ton OF Tones" by spohr; Aria, with Violin obi
cato, by Mr.. schultze; from the Opera "Prc aux
Cercs," by Hcrold; Terzetto from the Opera ia
FsvoHs," by Donizetti; Finale TO the Opera "Lu-
cia di LaInmormoor," by Donizcttii Sounds from
Homei "a Summer Night in Denmark" Grand
Gallop, by Lumbycj Congress BAH Dances, Waltz,
&c. SC.
Tickets so ccnts. For sale NJ the hotels, book
and music stores, and at the door.
Doors open att; concert commences ats O'Clock
Nov 40
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BaipoK own THE OHIo.-Mr. Pope, from the
COMMITTEES on the Judiciary, in the Senate Of Ken
lucky, has reported bill providing for the incor
porntion of company 10 construct a bridge across
the Ohio river at Louisville. To avoid any inter
ference with navigation, the bridge Is required 10
be one hundred feet above the highest known point
OF high water, which will make the structure one
hundred and thirty two feet above low water mark
sufficient, 1t IL alleged. 70 clear tho highest chin
ncys Of any steamboat upon the river at all times
and stages Of water The piers also are TO be seven
hundred feet apart
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ce. County. State. Postmaster.

DISCONTINUED.
Brier Hill, Mahoning county, Ohio.
Hoodsville, Jefferson county, Arkansas.
Running Water, Marion county, Tennessee.
Minors Nursery, Montgomery county, Tenn.
Warm Fork, Oregon county, Missouri.
NAMES CHANGED.
Cato4- Corners, Cayuga county, N. York-name
changed TO Meridian.
Foundry, Pulaski county, va.-name changed to
Humility.
Windsor, Bureau county ,Illinois-name changed
10 lndiantown.
Kcith's, Titus county, Texas-nams changed 10
Lone Star.
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% Tn. Union Literary society will bold lie
next regular meeting on this (Wednesdsy) even
ing, commencing at O'Clock, at Woodbury's
Academy, on " Street, near 18th. An Essay will
be read by DR.. CospIcT. Subject for discussion .
Did the Of Warren Hastings in India rebound
70 the true glory Of Great Britain
The public are respectfully invited TO attend.
Nov al 10. WILSON, Scc'y.
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IL EMOvAL.-M. w. GAIT BROTHER,
~ WATcHMAKsus, SiIvrssNfTHs, AND JEWEL
Lras, will, on Monday next, I'D Deccmbcr,) move
into their new store sS doors cast Of the one they
now oocupy,) and open splendid assortment Of
NEW AND ELEGANT WATCHES, JEWEL
RY, sILvERwARE, &c, to which they respect
fully invite public attention
The above goods have Just been selected with the
greatest from the largest asaortrnents in the
country, and embrace all the latest varieties Of style
and pattern.
M. w. GAIT 4 BROTHER,
Nov 26-3t Penn. Az, bet. 9th and 10th SITS,
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FOR RAEFLE.

A MOST SPLENDID GOLD LEVER WATCH
"A cases studded with 200 diamonds. valued at
$4,000. will be disposed Of by rattle soon as 500
chances are made up, at $40 chance.
To be seen at PARkER's Fancy and Perfumery
Store, under the National Hotel
Nov 26-3t
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Thus, with six loads, killing 50 ducks, which as
per example furnished, are amongst tho largest
and latest Of the season.
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Atst. Thomas there was a shock Of an earth.
quake on the 2ist Of October. and another on the
26th Of the same month"; the latter lasting more than
q minute, and causing great alarm 10 the people.
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LITTELL's LIVING AGE, No.34a-IaI cts.
cogTKSTs.
i. Forms of Salutauon.-2u Quarterly Rsriep.
2. Siberia and California Quarterly Reviep.
3. The Mystic Vial.-Dtbi,n Unicersify Maya
zine.
4. Resistance in Hesse Cassel.-Hzaminsr
5. How France might -.-Gen. Napier
6. America and Africa.-Tiues.
7. British Relations with Brazil Manchsster
Guardian.
CoRREsPoNDEScK; New Books.
PorTRr.-The Telegraph; My Little Cousins; In
dustrial Exhibitions; Sunset Song, Satire.
SHoRr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; Ether and Chic
reform,
WAsHrNoroS, December 81, ls45.
Ofall the Periodical Journals devoted TO Iitcra-
ture and Science which abound in Europe and in
THE country this has appeared to be the most
useful IL contains, indeed, the exposition only Of
the current Literature ofthe English Ian guage; but
this, by its immense extent and comprehension in
cludes a portraiture of the human mind in the ut
mosterpansion ofthe present age.
j. @. ADAMS.
Published weekly at S6s Yearly
z. LITTELL Il Co, Boston
And sold by JOS SHILLINGTON
Nov 25-dtvAvlv corner Pa. sv. and al at.
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DEPsIN. TIE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID,
Il or gastric juice, prepared from rennet, or tho
fourth stomach Of the after directions Of Baron
Lebig, the great physiological chemist, by J. s.
Houghton, MD, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Tbis Is a truly wonderful remedy for Ind rortion
dyspepsia, Jsundico, Liver Complaint, General
Debility, and Nervous Consumption, curing after
natures own method, by natures own agent, the
gastric juice.
ct,Iieif tcaspoonfu Of the fluid, infused in wa
ter, will dissolve or digest svs pounds Of roast beef
IN about i,co hours out Of the stomach
For sale in Washington by
Nov l9-dtf JE CkIIAN
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WASHINGTON CENTRAL ACADEMY
THE SUBSCRIBERS continue their Mathcmati-
Il cal and Classical Academy, at the corner of 4
and 10th streets, (old Medical College) and will
hereafter occupy the whole of the second story of
their spacious building with rooms for recitation
and study. JAMES NOURsE,
JOSEPH H. NOURSE.
Nov 25-3weo
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Or Fowier's ~ Wells, Phrenologists and
Publishers, l3l Nassau street. New York, in Gin
ton Hall, office Of the Water Cure and Phrcnologi-
cal Journals. Examinations day and evening. The
chronological Museum is always open, and free TO
vsiters. Nov 6-eW6m
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Tar DrrrprvcE cArsnp sv Az AsrraArIoN--
Whom a man starts for California he calls the coun-
try FL Dorado, when be comes back he Gala il Hell
Dorado,
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SHOOTING IN TErAs.-A New Orleans paper
says Captain j. Dclcsdenier, Who keeps the Half
way Housc on Galveston Island, made come shots
. few days since, which may serve AZ caution to
ducks-
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CARIrsI,s SALOON.

SOIREEs.-L. CARUsI has the honor TO inform
- the ladies and gentlemen Of Washington and
vicinity that the So,rees will positively commence
at the Saloon on Friday, the 2sth of November in
slant, and continue regularly throughout the sea.
son.
His Dancing Academy is now open for the re-
ception Of pupils. For any further information
please apply At the Saloon. Nov n
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UNFINISHED HOUSE FOR RENT, situated

E'URNIsHED HOUSE FOR RENT, situated
Il at the corner OF 18th and | streets; excel
lent and convenient location, and with an album
dant supply Of the beet water in the city at the
door. The house is conveniently arranged, and
has just been furnished throughout in a superior
manner, with entirely furniture Of the nestcst
and moot modern style. To persons DESTROYS Of a
neat and comfortable establishment, very desi-
rebie opportunity 10 suit themselves IL thus offered
For further information apple alton may be made
ut the house, or 10 J. II. Cochrsnc, at Mrs Man
ning's, 18th street. just below T.
Nov l6-co2w