If I get it correctly, you want to reduce an amide to hydrocarbon selectively in the presence of an acetyl group?

If this is correct, I think it is very difficult and substrate dependent. 

1, It is possible to selectively reduce certain amides to amines in the presence of an ester

http://www.organic-chemistry.org/synthesis/C1H/reductionamides.shtm some references are provided here at OrgChem portal.

2. To reduce the amide directly to the hydrocarbon has been reported before with specific substrate scope

http://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/acscatal.6b03040

To reduce an amide or amine more generally, it will likely need to go through a ketone/aldehyde or alcohol intermediate, without more details I don't think it is likely for the acetyl group to survive so many steps. 

Mohammed

To the best of my knowledge to perform such transformation you should

1-protect your acetyl group as ketal

2- reduce the amide , see

--- Bailey, Christopher L.; Joh, Alexander Y.; Hurley, Zefan Q.; Anderson, Christopher L.; Singaram, Bakthan,  Journal of Organic Chemistry (2016), 81(9), 3619-3628

3- de-protect your carbonyl

Good luck

 good answer Adel Amer

Dear prof, Adel

I appreciate your prompt and useful reply 

thanks and regards