Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-24
The Man AIiIiiner in Paris.
A Paris correspondent thus describes Que
Of the culiosities of the French capital:

"A Pars correspondent thus describes Que
Of the culiosities of the French capital:
Worth, the woman's tailor, has returned
70 town and commenced his season Do
not wonder if | mention him next af er di.
vorces for he is more responsible for divor-
ces than any other an in Paris, for if your
wife's ball dress is not made aud put on by
him, she is disgraced, and If be does make
them you are ruined. Is it his fault that
his rates Of charging are so high? Make>
the days iorty-eight hours long, end re.
l:eye him of the vulgar wants Of Steering
and eating, he will abate fifty per cent os
bis prices. Seduce bis customers into pay
ing cash, and he will make further de-
duction. The Express has owed him $40,
000 The Princess Chlotilda. $40 OOO.-j
The Princess de Metternicb, 500. 600, A
dept OF $1,000 makes no more fgures on
bis books than the ore years subscription
OF delinquent patron OF your paper does
10 the Gazette Office. l should not like %
say what rent be pays-you would be
sare to make an ironical gesture not very
compliment nry to my love of ruth.
The state saloons Of The Tuilcries are not
moro splendid. Gliding is lavisbed OH
them, tho door curtains are Beauvais tap
esiry, the window curtains aud furniture
are OF the finest Lyous brocade and the
furniture is Boule, each console between the
windows being worth $500. He has in
one Of bis many rooms buffet constantly
spread, where the best saDdw ichet, the
most delicate cakes are served 10 profusion
TO his customers.
III to fl l.
beautiful young girls, selected for the per-
fection of their shape as we'll ns face. They
are attired in the height OF the mode in
silk dresses which cost four dollars q yard.
costy Etruscan earrings, bracelet and rings
They are part OF the furniture Of the place !;
they are here what the osier ma Dikins are
In ihterior shops-the dresses hung or
\ them. that WorIh's patrons may see the
eff eet produced.
No dress ever quits bis establishment
priced less than s200-in gold, mind youl
Whenever bali is given Of The Tnl!eries,
or at any OF the embassieg, you may count
two hundred carriages at bis door from as
early as from six o'clock 10 the evening -
Each lady receives number and is called
10 tnrn. They come with their hair dres sed,
q second rate dress, until he is ready 10
dress them You may wonder that the la.
dies shoull consent to expose their persons
10 the fingers and eyes Of man. He is
not man 70 their eyes--he is mol hing bat
. tailor. . tradesmsn-and what high born
person ever stopped to inquire to what sex
such plebian belopgedf Oas would as
soon think of inquring into the sex OF the
dog with whom bis wife went into the
woods for walk. or of the cat who sleeps
in my lady's chamber. Worth. few years
since, was q mere shopmsn 10 Grangerlin's
shop In the Rue de Rcbeleu He sa "
there the extent of feminine folly and de
Z. .termined to profit by experience. He has
2 rowa beautiful country seat which cost
him $80.000. He keeps carriage aud
pair eqasl 10 anything in The Imperial sta.
bles He has first rate cook, has eel.
Iar which Is daily improving, and Is making
money as fast as possible.