New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08
Schools.
POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE,

TNTHE VILLAGE OF EATONTOWN. n. 1.-The un-
idesigned formerly Professor ia Jersey College nj
Princeton having from many years experience that
The present method Of instruction could he improved, by
paving more attention those branches which
sary 10 practical life, offers those parents who with TO
i've their education at once liberal and solid IN
institution he adapted itsef the precise pur
suit for which the pupil is intended either classical
technical according 20 that for which the youth is destined
In this Institution will he upht Reading, Writing Arth-
metc. Geography, Grammar Latin and Gress Freneh
Music MssP;ns' N'''''"''''' - a ~
Regular Lectures, of which the students will anerward
make sbs,racts TO serve both examinations and
cises in Composition will he delivered on
l. Moral Philo,ophy and Manners IN Socni Life.
2 Zoolosy applird TO rural economy, commerce and
illustrated by specimens paintings and
cursious for the purpose of practical observation
s. Practical Botany app led horticulture commerce,
Medicine rural and domestic economy by paint
ings living specimens and excursions OF observations
& Technical Mneralogy applied commerce. rural econ.
omy chemistry, mining and architecture illustrated by
cabinet, and excursions of observations
s Natural Philosophy and Chemistry illustrated by expert
ments.
G. Tniyersal History.
i Statistics of the different Governments of our globe
In Modern Languages, practical knowledge OF hem;
spoken and written, we'll as read will he insured by
requiring weekly oraons, dialogues, &c in them
Ahle Assistant Teachers are employed in the Institution
TO The different departments.
The students have 10 attend regularly every Sabbath
place OF worship, the discretion of their parents
In the above plan, ii will be perceived that the educston
he the choice of The parent shaped either toward
complete preparation for professional ife commercial
pursut depending for success on applied SCI
The labors taste the Director led him
formation OF uncommony good cabinets in the aeveral sci
ences which he proposes to illustrate by collections spec
mems, paintings. &c.
The Winter Session in this Institution the LIST
of November and terminates the last Of March; the Sum-
Session The LIST e May and terminates the
last OF September
and Tuition Modern Languages, Drawing and Music In
cluded hree hundred dollars year. payable semi annually
In advance. No extra charges
School Books Copy Books Paper and Pens furnished
al The usual prices
The location of the In The pleasant and healthy
Village of EatonLown, Monmouth County, New.Jersey
aud and half from Easonton Landing TO which two
places the steamboats, Orus and Lewis daily The first
from Fulton Maketsp, and The other from Wellington
Market N R New-York. B. JAEGER,
Director OF the Institute.
Eatontown, Monmouth Co. New.Jersey, April l, 1916.
REFERENCES:
Hon. J. C. Pickett, Kentucky;
Hon. J. ]. Criliendeu. Kentucky;
Hon. J. R Poinsett South Carolina;
Edward John.ion EGG. Washington City;
Doci. Jno T. Lewis Ea,ontow;
F Cotenet Co. New York;
David Durcomb, Esq, New-York;
c. F. Groshsm, ESQ New-York
VIM Won Eichhal, Esq;
w. c. Bryant, Esq New-York:
Prof John Torrey, NJ. d. New-York;
Augustus Belmont. Esq NewYork;
Geo. C. Ciermond, Eco Nrw-York
Il ltis desired that the applications be made before the
COLLEGE OF NEw-JERsEY Jan. Is. 1876.
The undersigned testify that Professor B. jaeger
peced with Institution from 1881 ls40 Instruct
or in Natural History and Modern Languages and during
gave factory proofs OF bis acquaintance with
these subjects aud we take pleasure also in esfytng TO
his gentemRnly depor uenislso that he resigned his sta
lion in the College with The regret of the Faculty and
Trustees.
JAMES CARNAHAN President
ElJOSEPH HENRY, Prof Natural Philosophy.
STEPHEN ALEXANDER Prof Msth L Astronomy.
WAsBiNcToS CITY, Jan. s, 1876.
We the undersigned. testify that Mr. B. Jaeger from
1851 1917 Professor OF BolsDy Zoology and Modern L.n
gusges III. NeJersey College Princeton. and since
residen, OF this Di.lricl gentleman OF profound
knowledge and high standing In society but principally
distinguished a Botanst BIOLOGIST and excellent Lin
guisi. We also take pleasure il adding testimony
the high md honorable bearing of Professor Jaeger since
we had The pleasure Of knowing him.
Y L. Edwards. CouTltss. OF Pensions;
j. J. Albert. Col Corps Eng;
Frnnci. Msrkoe;
w D Nu,t. OF he Treasury Department;
A G Dayton. Fourth Auditor OF the Treasury;
w. H Swirl, CapL Topog. Eng;
Winfield Scott. Gen U. 5. Army;
T. g. Tot,en, Col Eng
7. NJ. Johnson P. NJ House OF Repres;
A. D. Bache, Supert U. s. Coas: Survey
6. T. Blake U. 5. Navy;
Dan Ratchet Attorney AT Law
Wilson NJ c. Fairfax. L. 5. Coast Surv.;
tn. P. Jones, N. D. Professor Of Chemistry;
Oh. NJ. Keller. ste Chief Exam. OF Patents.
William stone. Esq;
P ROT Jsmes ?. Espy. IS i)sl2sw