New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-01
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PoLYrECHNIC INsTITUTE.

POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE,
THE VILLAGE OF EATONTOWN. N. 1.-THE un-
ldersgr ed formerly Professor NewJersey College a.
Princeton having from many .es.s experience found at
paying attention hose bfsnches which peees
sayy " practical life oSees those parents who wish 10
Nv. 10 ir cons sn education a. once liberal colo
ipstn0n sespted ;.e To he precise pur
sui !of which the pupil s intended either eassc o.
technical according thai for which !se Jouh "a oesneo
or shsll prove hin,ef st
In This Institution win be taught Reading Wiring Aris-
se Gos,spy 5s1, sSa Eaesou BooG
Keeping. Mathemstcs IN all their branches Dnwns sno
Music
make abstracts to both examinations and eIer-
ei.es in Composition, Win be delivered on
. Zooloxy, applied 10 rural economy, commerce and
manufactures, illustrated By specimens, paintings and eI.
cursions for the purpose OF practical observation
s. Praetieal Bot1ny app led horticulture commerce,
medicine rural aud domestic economy illustrated by paint.
ugs living specimens, and excursions OF observation
Teesn,ooi Ntneraosy applied 10 commerce. rura econ
cIny chemistry mining and Architecture illustrated by
minertlogics CABINET, and excursions OF oos-rvatonL
s. NauraI Philosophy and CAemtstry, illustrated By expert
ments
6. Univerta H-tory
T. Statutes OF different Governments Of globe
In Modern Languages prsc,icsi knowledge OF them,
spoken and written, well a, read Win be insured oy
requiring weekly orsions, dialogues, &c In then.
Abe As.stsui Teachers employed in iae Institution
for The different departments
The Students have attend regularly every Sabbath
place Of worship the discretion Of her perent
In the sbuve plan IL will be perceived thst me eooesuSn
may choice Of the parent shaped either toward
complete preparation professional life, commercial
pursn depending for success on sppheo SCI
The sbors and s,e Of The Director have led him 20 the
formation Of uncoDmony good cabinets IN the oeFea SCI
which De proposes ~ illustrate By coLecuohs sPec
/ mems paiotngs. &c.
Of Novebo and terminates last Of March ioe sum-
mer Session commences the Of nsy and terminates the
/ last OF September. 49,, -,
! Tesn, Tor board Lodging Washing, Fuel, Lgh,, Ink
and Tuition Mooern Languages Drawing and music In
cuded, hree hundred doIsrs year. semi annually
school Book Copy. books Paper and Pens furni.hed
the uru- al prices.
Each ,ndrn, furnishes his towels and bedding.
The OF The institute ia Ia Ihe pleasant aud healthy
Village OF Eatontow1 Monmouth C.un,y, New;Jsrsey.
five mites FIRM Long Branch three miles from Red Bank,
and one snc half ffc Eaonown Landing. which
place. the s;eamnoat O'us and Le*is run daily The fret
from Fulton Mark-t,lp and The other from Washington
Market, n. Il New-YOrK. b JAEGER,
Director Of the insutute.
Eatontown Monmouth Co. New Jersey, Al pill !, 1916.
Hon. j. C. Pickett, K-nlucKyi
Hon }. { Crueuden. Kentucky;
Hon. J. Poinseu Sou,h carolina;
Edward Joho.'on Egg. Washington City,
Doct Joo Lewis. haton,ow;
Robert Beaner. E.q S-wYork;
Cot en-t & Co. New YORK;
D,vid Dq'G9mb. ESQ New-Yorki
iona stw'il E-q New YORK;
2. Grosn-in, ESQ NewYork;
VIM Won Eichh4. ESQ
w. Bryant, Esq N-,s-York:
Prof John TOrr-y, NJ D. N-w-York;
AuRustu. Belmont Eco N-w-Yo,k;
Geo. c. fs-rinund, E-q N-wYork;
" t's desired that the applications be made before The
CoLL.e. or Ngw.JER,EY. Jan. Is. 1896
The undersigned sfy that Professor jaeger ives con-
necd with Institution from 1881 10 1910 an Instruct
10 Naura History and Modern Languages and during
that lime scory proofs Of his acquaintance with
these subjects; and take pleasure also tesryog 10
hs drport uen-also that he resigned his sta
ton in the College with The regret OF the Faculty and
Trustees.
JAMES CsRNAHAN. President
JOSEPH HENRY. Prof Natural Philosophy.
STEPHEN ALEXANDER Prof Msth. Astronomy
WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. 5, 1896
We, the undersigned. testify that Mr.. b. jaeger (trom
1881 1919 Profess BOaGy Zoology and Modern LsD
gu-gea tbs New Jersey College In Princeton and since
resident Of this Dstrict,l IL gentleman OF pre- found
knowledge and high standing in society, but principally
disngui-hed Bo,auist Zooogist aud lent Ln-
guist We aso take pleasure In adding our testimony TO
high md honorable bearing Of Professor Jaeger since
we had the pleasure Of knowing him
Y. l.. Edwards, CoDiIiiss Of Pensions;
j. J. Albert, Col Corps Eng;
Franc. Markoe;
w. ID Nun, OF the Treasury Departments
A. G Dayton, Fourth Auditor OF the Treasury;
w. II. Swift, Capt Topog. Fog;
Winfield Scott Gen u. s Army;
T. @ Tot,en. Col Eng;
r. M. Johnson P. NJ House of Repres.;
A. D. Bacbe, Super- u. 5. Coast Survey;
g. f. Blake, U. 5. Navy;
Dan. Ratchet Attorney AT Law
Wilson NJ. C. Fbirfax, u. $. Coast Srrv;
Tn. p Jones, NJ. ID. Professor 0. Chemistry;
Oh. NJ Keller, late Chief Exam. of Petenis.
William T. stone, ESQ.,;
Prot James P. Espy. as ijel 2sw
FAMILY BoARDING-SoEooL FOR BOYS. !
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