(PRESIDENTS--19TH CENTURY.) Group of 7 letters, each Signed, to various recipients, including 5 ALsS, a TLS and an LS. Together 8 pages, 4to or 8vo; scattered staining from cello tape repairs, Cleveland markedly stained from cello tape, Polk with signature present but detached, folds. Vp, vd James K. Polk. ALS, as Representative, to "Sir," sending communication from Joseph Green concerning testimony in a case. Washington, 27 February 1828 • Millard Fillmore. ALS, "M. Fillmore," as Representative, to Secretary of the Treasury Roger B. Taney, sending the letters [not present] of George H. Grosvenor who is anxious to learn whether he is to receive an appointment. [Washington], 5 March 1834 • James Buchanan. ALS, as Secretary of State, to auditor S. Pleasonton, agreeing to increase the expenses limitation for Richard Rush, Minister at Paris. [Washington], 8 November 1848 • James A. Garfield. ALS, "J.A. Garfield," as Representative, to H.M. Brown, sending his autograph. Washington, 4 April 1876 • Grover Cleveland. ALS, to Patrick Kieman[?], sending a check for work done [not present] and giving instructions to cut the grass and set it in piles. New York, 12 September 1889 • Benjamin Harrison (2). LS or TLS, "BenjHarrison," to Louis F. Ellis or Dudley Payne Lewis, each declining an invitation. Indianapolis, 11 June 1895; 26 December 1900.