The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-10
Worth, the Womam's Tailor at
Paris.

The Paris correspondent Of the soston
Gaseffe. says:
Worth, the soman's tailor. has retained TO
town. and commenced bis season. Do not
wonder II | mention him next after divorces,
be has caused more divorces than any other
ma1 IN Paris; Tor II your wifo's bah dress IS
DOT made and put on by him. she - disgraced
aud II he does not make them, you are ruined
IL Il his fault that his rates Of charging ara
90 highf Make the d.ys forty-sight hours
long and relieve hin OF the vulgar wants of
sleeping aud eating. he will abate 90 per ceot
Of his prices. Sedace hie customers into pay
ing cash. and he will make further reduc-
tios. The Empress has owed him t40, 900;
the Princess Clofhilde $4,000: the Princess
de Metternich. SO. 900. A debt of $4,000
makes no more figure on his books than one
years subscription OF delinquent patron OF
your paper does N The Gazette office.
should not .ike 10 say what rent be pays
you would DE sure 10 make an iroplcAl ges-
ture not very complimentary 10 my regard
for truth The state SALOONS OF ths Tuiller-
les are not more splendid Gliding 10 lavish
ed on them. the door curtains ARE Besuvais
| tapestry, the window curtains and furniture
are OF the finest Lyons bFocade. and the fur
| niture 10 .Boule. each console between the
| windows being worth 800 He has in Que
| OF his many rooms a buffet constaEtlJ spread
where the bes5 sand witches. he choicest
sherry sud Maderia. and the most delicate
| cakes are served In proigsion 70 bis custom
| srs- He Is constantly surrounded by twelve
young ladies'. selected for the perfection OF
| their shape az well as face. They are attifed
| la she hight of the mode ia silk dresses,
cost four dollars yard. costly EtruscAn ear
rings. bracelets and rings. They are part OF
the furniture..of the place ithey are here what
osisr msnnikiDs are IN inferior shops; the
dresses are hung on them that Worth's pa
/ irons may see the effect produced. No dress
ever quits his establishment priced less than
S20O-ln gold mind ye' We don't take your
l gresnbacks heref Whsnevs, ball is given
At the Tuillsres. or At sny Of he embassies
| you may count two hundred carriages AT his
door from ss early A. SIX o'clock In the even
ing Each lady receives a number and ID
called In turn. They come with their hair
dressed their petticoats and corsets on, wrap
ped IN . second-rate drees, until ne 10 ready
TO receive them You may wonder that Ia
dies shosld coDseDt to expose their persons 10
the fingers aud eyes of a man. he Is not a
man in their eyes--he IL nothing but tailor
"a tradesman-and what high-born person
ever stopped to inquire to what sex such a
plebian belonged One had 40 soon think
OF inquiring into the ser OF the dog with
whom his wife went into the woods Tor a
walk, or OF the cat who sleeps ia my lady .
chamber. Worth, few years since. was a
mere shopmau in Gangerlin's shop in the
Rue de Richleu. he saw there the extent
| of feminine folly. aud determined to pr oft
| by experience. he has now a beautiful coun-
try seat. which DIST him $50 900. and on
which he has spent $50. 600. He keeps a
carriage and pair equal TO anything la the
imperial stables. He has first rate cook
has cellar which 10 daily improving. and Is
making money fast az possible"