The secret service of the Post-office department, as exhibited in the wonderful exploits of special agents or inspectors in the detection, pursuit, and capture of depredators upon the mails, with a complete description of the many means and complicated contrivances of the wily and unscrupulous to defraud the public; also, an accurate account of the famous star route frauds., by P. H. Woodward

Title:	The secret service of the Post-office department, as exhibited in the wonderful exploits of special agents or inspectors in the detection, pursuit, and capture of depredators upon the mails, with a complete description of the many means and complicated contrivances of the wily and unscrupulous to defraud the public; also, an accurate account of the famous star route frauds.
Author:	Woodward, P. H. (Patrick Henry), 1833-1917
Note:	Winter & Co., 1886

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Subject:	Postal service -- United States
Subject:	United States. Post Office Department
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