A four-page promotional circular, printed as a newspaper-style broadside titled 'Dr. & Cr.', for Dwight S. Dow's Commercial Night School, announcing an opening meeting in the St. Cloud Building, Washington, D.C., on 8 December 1879. It describes the course (double- and single-entry book-keeping, penmanship, business forms, detecting counterfeit money), terms ($20, payable only on satisfaction), testimonials from Baltimore and Louisville businessmen, and criticism of business colleges. It includes an illustration of Dow's patent head-line indicator on a multiple-column journal-day book. It is not about weaving; the only textile reference is a passing comparison to the spinning-jenny and power-loom.