Company Names, addresses, dates:
  McCuen & Young, Alexandria VA (1890-1892) ^1,2
  Lewis Young, Alexandria VA (c.1894-1895) ^3,4
  Jas McCuen, 832 Gibbon Street, Alexandria VA (c.1892-c.1899) ^2,5
  Jas McCuen, 600 S. Alfred Street, Alexandria VA (c.1903-c.1904) ⁵
  Alexandria Bottling Co., 832 Gibbon Street, Alexandria VA (1906-1907) ⁵

Notes:
In July of 1890, Lawrence Stabler sold his mineral water business to Messrs. James McCuen and Lewis Young¹.
Then in August 1892, McCuen & Young announced they were splitting up, with McCuen taking over the business².

But it appeared that Lewis Young also continued bottling Mineral Water after the 2 split up, as his mineral water business is mentioned in some subsequent newspaper articles in 1894³ and 1895⁴. The 1895 article mentions that he sold his soda water establishment to James McCuen for $1500⁴.

All through these years, James McCuen is listed as a grocer, owning a grocery store at 600 Alfred Street. The 1897 and 1899 Alexandria city directories list him as a bottler as well, with his bottling establishment at 832 Gibbon Street, which is very close to where his grocery store was.
The 1903 & 1904 directories list his bottling establishment at 600 S Alfred St, so maybe he moved it into his grocery store.

The 1906 & 1907 directories list the "Alexandria Bottling Co" at 832 Gibbon Street, where McCuen's bottling establishment used to be. I could not determine whether or not McCuen was affiliated with that company.


McCuen & Young Bottles:

book # 407/406 The bottle on the left is a baltimore-loop top, and the one on the right is a normal hutchinson (with the metal stopper inside). Both are embossed: vertical: RETURN TO / McCUEN & YOUNG / ALEXANDRIA / VA

book # 732 This is a 7" aqua Hutchinson bottle with a 10 sided base, embossed: tombstone slugplate: LEWIS YOUNG / ALEXANDRIA / VA

	book # 402 This is a 7.25" tall hutchinson style bottle with a baltimore-loop top, embossed: vertical: RETURN TO / JAMES McCUEN / ALEXANDRIA / VA
	book # 402 (unlisted variant) This is a 7.6" tall hutchinson style bottle, embossed the same as the bottle above, except that this bottle has a blob top (vs. baltimore-loop top). It is embossed: vertical: RETURN TO / JAMES McCUEN / ALEXANDRIA / VA
	book # 403 This is unusually tall for a hutchinson (8.25"). It's aqua colored, has a 10-sided base, and is embossed: tombstone slugplate: JAMES McCUEN / ALEXANDRIA / VA /
	book # 404 These are two 6.7" aqua hutchinsons with slightly different shapes. The left one is embossed: round slugplate: JAS. McCUEN / ALEXANDRIA, VA The right one is embossed: round slugplate: JAS. McCUEN / ALEXANDRIA, VA beneath slugplate: REGISTERED back: D.O.C. 19 1/2
	book # 404 This is similar to the bottles above, except it's clear glass. It's a 6.7" hutch embossed: round slugplate: JAS. McCUEN / ALEXANDRIA, VA beneath slugplate: THIS BOTTLE / NOT TO BE SOLD base: O D It has the original stopper inside.
	book # 405 Thsese are 7.7" and 7.8" tall BIM crown top bottles. The left one is sun colored amethyst and the right one is clear. They are both embossed: round slugplate: JAS. McCUEN / ALEXANDRIA, VA back: THIS BOTTLE / NOT TO BE SOLD