CANASTER

The rush basket in which tobacco is packed in Spanish America; whence canaster tobacco. CANCr'I,. (Fr. canceller.) In Printing, is the sup pre a a i on of a leaf or more of a book, owing to some error of importance having escaped detection, or some fact being mi tated, or some new discovery being made, or some ing taken place in the author's arrangements after that part of a work has been printed, and substituting for the portion cancelled a corrected leaf, <kc. which is y distinguished by one of the following signs at the *i t, X, I, as a guide to the book-binder. CANCELLARlA. (Fr. canceller.) A Lamarckian genus ofT rachel ipod Testacea, having the shell oval or turret.-,I;base of the aperture sub-canaliculate; canal very short; columella plicate; the plaits usually transverse, varying it; number; lip internally furrowed; operculum horny. The reticulated Can cellar i a (Can cellar i a reticulata, Lam.) is a well-known species, from the Atlantic [s. 203]